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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-09-02
Diverse Reflections
. BY ERID .

nature why SO many are addicted
to the habit of making mountains
ont Of molehills.
Ice cream and lemonade are poor
su Institutes for the substantial
daily food as many persons realize
the day after ''picnicing.''
Men are not as forgiving as wo-
men; not SO ready to promise this
and that; nor gifted with a memory
like woman-which is usually so
plastic Tor elastic) that she can
forget ever having forgiven or
promised.
Harvesting grain is now in "full
swing" Soon November's chilly
blasts will cool the atmosphere.
Then the sowing of wild oats by
many may begin with coin earned
in the harvest fields. After which
We will be likely to receive an in
crease in--the local population.
Realize that in every instance it
will pay you to tell the truth. A
lie may hold good for while, but
in the end you will be worse off,
for you will surely be detected and
then you will find that it would
have been easier to have told the
truth than to explain falsehood.
-Kenna.
The discriminating intellect of
the Kilograms man has sufficient
ly enabled me to comprehend the
reasons for Carrie Nations ceasing
to wave her Ratchet. Like JEFF
fries, she now confines herself to
talking big" Thanks, Hello
grams; you have enabled me to get
as wise as an old owl.
The recent strike trouble down
East tends to make thinking per-
sons wonder if civilization has
advanced as a result of unions.
Any one who carefully reads The
Man of the Hour and The Young
er Set may derive considerable
information as to the cause of
labor difficulties. The walking
delegates and those securing easy
money for services rendered the
unions and to employers to pre-
vent strikes, are the persons who
are greatly responsible for labor
troubles.
Who can give the public reliable
versions of life behind the bars?
Surely not the student who gets
his ideas from books. Not the
newspaper man or author, who
passed through prison. The one
who is an employe and sees may
do SO but years Of observation and
a true knowledge of the mind are
essential; or one who pays years
for an impulsive act may do so.
But they witness so much, realize
the improbability of results which
exist that their conclusion is,
whats the use?"
Prison journalism is a subject
that has received attention by
many writer's. Every prison paper
is edited by persons who are hand
lcapped in comparison with editors
Of outside publications. The SEN
'atlonal is excluded and readers
are thereby pro6ted. The subject
natter of sensational writeups is
usually the result Of fertile, re-
'ourceful Imagination. Expunge
such matter from one Of the big
Teeklies, take out the misleading
advertisements, compare it with a
weekly prison paper and what do
'ou find? The prison publication
8 fit for any Preside while the big
weekly would be blank paper. In
act the prison papers contain mat
er that is appropriate to encour-
ge many outside of prison and
re publications which are kept out
+ the partisan, political, sensa-
lonal quagmires and hence of
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-09-02
LETTERS FROM READERS

To the Editor:
Will you please tell me how old
the world is, to settle controver-
sy?
W.T..
According to Prof. Lester F.
Ward, of Brown University, an
acknowledged authority, the age
of the earth is about seventythree
million years. The age of written
language is about six thousand
years. The human race is sup
posed to have existed between
100000 and 100000 years. Ed.
To the Editor:
Will you please tell me some
thing about the Carnegie Hero
Fund?
F.
In April 1904, Andrew Carnegie
created a fund of S., 900, 100000 for
the benefit of the dependents of
those losing their lives in heroic
efforts to save their fellow men or
for the heroes themselves if only
injured. Provision was also made
for medals to be given in CON-
mendation of heroic acts.-Ed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-09-02
BAND PROGRAM,

Following is the musical program rendered by
the local band on Sunday morning August %:
March-Triumphant Banner. E. T. Paul
Intermezzo-Blue Feather. Moore
Medley Waltz-Just for Fun. Durand
Selection-Martha. ..............F. 7. St. Clair
Neutrality-suspicious. ........... -. R. Hubbe,1
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-09-02
Chapel Service.

The following is the program of
the service held in the chapel Sun
day, August 49,:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30
li6w, eesO baran6dswa 74,,33s2to
.ryb1 $40 mil. litrjR mleelks. sS1s.
Kogut zdrajca.

D'1ziiwn.ymn sposobem wpadlt ~
lBerlinie Y rese polioA pewies a
Y n1iii'ealbtezzpiecznnyrabus j wIamyswaaczz,
.Policyantowi wydawal sieI.podej,
rr,z a.r1Ym pewien otyly meetosY1naa
zlblisyf s;e.don nieco blisej, gdy
y tenn zapial3 nagle koggu T. Nigdzle
kkoguta ME bylo widac, to tel po:.
.LoYant roczaf rewidovad owegoo.
ne.ozyzne, j rzeosywidoie pod ka
mllzelka znajdowaf sic zywy k,ogut.
Polioyantt 1nalaz1 nadto . rabusia
znaczne zapafy czekolady, porft::
monetke nape1niona trojakami ]
rome narzedzia zlodsiejskie. Ra-
busla przyaresztowano,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30

WlHOlIdl
=ssss j
I Bde : To5q, ks,ateo,EEka do .nab h'o.':
rozmiar 344x244 Gala -; 10 lilo,
+ ch,ooia Bogu, zbidr n~ajlepaxego
d .nabozenstwaipiedn koi~oiUlnyeelhl,s
], rogmiaru 4xg44 ca1li 46o
ss II sH*sS #: :sast f4 sss Il { .4 aA#S&
! zLh,eaa Bogu opraxnaI y ,lslks erklee 4 e
zloconym tytqikiem, ., ssooorre1
I ~ brlze,g,,ii.. .s.=.a 80: rs = 5. t,e
5
+ h.oasa Bogu, Y ozdobnej bl'alej
oprawle klamerka. ziooorne
J brzegyla.s. !. !. Z. .t=.:. s5.... *l.lo7
4 / Ch,caia Bogu, oprawna. y y mlekkaR
skorke re z}oconym tytudikiem''#
y 4 z1ocone brEegyi. i. .s.:..s. . 81. &c.
tE.E.J .t@sG2Esi Ss3G G-ssEhIsSE Ga 49, t-sE& IN. q. LE
IECh.oatta Baogu, oplrawna. y mieekka }
skk66rk1e q Observation-Disclosures 1L
zameczkiem wexnattr1ktz 1a..okkliagdclc,ee.
krzsyzyk:z pefloxej mac::ccy $50
G. ssss:a*s / III: sst:H.# &:.ss.:a:E ss9sssa5aE&5 tas32.aal
5,Skarb duszy-Zbi6r najlepszeggon n g.,
u bozenstwa j pleSni koScieln1yclh,s
ksig1eczka1dla mfoiddielt.y,#oplirawr
a.. ma wzangieaska sk6rke, xszlloecor-ss
nym tytnlikiem, czerwone brze-'
gi... ~. wv ~. ..s.;t ~. Boo
5Ykarb d,lszy-oprawna " angielsIkza;
slk66rlkne, : z}oconJm tytulikie1n,,s
z}oeone brzegii... . ..+.. $3.50
ESkayb duszy-oprawna \ miekaks4e
sk66rkesssszylooon,.yygamu ittytalikiesIl1 g j
+; zloeone :brzegii a. . .. 600
s,Skarb dssssy-w mielkkliiejjs oprawie
z1z1oeolnyylln tyyt' 11ll k i u ssl la'e ne
brzegi.. 800. -. .;.. |. . 90
.$.:.s.HHfs5
Skarb dussy-soprawns skdrle.
II = z}oeonym tytplikiem Z soktpAoiemlll!.
izamrieczkkiem, z1ocoine brzeg Coo
H .ssss:sHs :.sa. i:; I'll /: S. aa as
.Skarb: dnssy--w elogalokiiej sk6
4. rzianiejj =oprawis, zzfooonym ty.
tu]ik bDrxanpii; Il. soc:
.Hy0orek csylii kr,6ttlklii spos6b nabo
Observation-Disclosures ala rsynn.
skoakatplif6w,I dedatkiemm ppdias4:
66ni,,. olp,rrayvny y sk6rke 81 sloco
nym tytulikiems.scserwone brz e
... ..s.s., .s.s.s. . .s.Ssl ..ss /. 8. aA rs
Wy6orek-oporawtny Y sk6rkee, "a
cone brxeglYSssS othFaxkiem*na%o o.
kladeei sloeony1m ttyyttulll[kl ns4tto:
nYla6orsk-oparsw11n1ly w1sskk6rh RIO
cone bgrzegii, !xIesH#1loconyyJlm!ztty1 1aul.s
iilkliicm, : okueiem za1lnpecz.ss:
kiernl...s., j. -. .;asEsE..ss ...
Wybonk-oprawny u mick - sk6r.
kl1ss:aaooon1ylmm i kkien 4 loco
ne brzEeggii...s /. 40. . .s.se0t 4
Wyb0rek-opraWny q ohl
miekkapkkdrkessx zlooonymtytanl..
liiikisnl sfoeensSsblrs5Ie So 8
Wy6orlksoprlawny xmoolnae mick
slklL.9lrkkee Ixxhhcesony5m Il tytalilki q
Eo0on16,ss b6drzegi. 9
Isy1y naboasast moddliitwamd,ii
lW.:Alffeaals:.lsssoss N1ij6kMyliialeeffls
q szysij Pann4 aI1yIiiisssssinlleuustaj4eesj
psonassc,Y1.s ii44escsxkHsolprsl,WlEn1kls
moona
blraxkkiienu 90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tythIliitEliie
fsBunuboSsasap a 81 oprslwynas
ME 65rke9sxaosdoh
yml Z
& 4i.sss. E.b sSsss ssassssssss.s.H ffaaog
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30

syInaIaslh.z isors HPods..aalI spr.saslaH I'D .sxeess lahllesyyIIiI
waslb.ss Zaezelo 70 vresseieI gniawadn1 sNpeibyzG hIni AfrykI. '#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30
w drOdze ma sZaf0t.

:: -..*--=+* s. ls5E#sssNt
Wstrzasajaca scepa rozeggra4a sic
" tych dn,.a,ooh " Quota v Hiis,z,pl j
oil podozas tira,seniia niejafieg;oe'
vincent 60 Cano, virginia, kt6re-
90 ska.ano ia sm hi ! Il samor d :,
wanie swego wsp61wieznia. Cane
odwieusil Y wigilie strao'on,a brat
jego, kt6ry podcsas. tych odwie DIN
rulnaf bezprzytomny ma ziemle. j
ciezko chory przesiieziopy zostat
do-szpitala. Osgods. w-nooy,
Cano, kt6ry dotad energicznie sls
vypiera}, zsosyf sszozeggo1owe ze-
z,nania. o godz. Z poprol'wsa'dsono
60 na miiejsce straoc,enia- Cane, prsy-
|byvssy IA s.a'fot, wy "a. s il' nalgl gle,
prserwal kordon ] ~Sr6d og6dlnego
zamiessanla przeskooayl pr1ez mur
lwiezienny, dostajaoD sic na otwsrte
pole. Kilku aoinier1y strzeliIo DO
Euoiekajaoego j poloayi go M miej.
[sou trupem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30
|lHlIa,llnl1dl!a,rze zyWym town
rem.

Il AOAAAo 1917
Aresztowano na sdWsorcu v Ger.
niowioach, wIaaoie v ohlwiiIii, gay
odprovads.,a ~ ,dxors'ss ". gssto "a !.
vo eisi, d1ievo.yns, = n li,'i ]
Am .. il 'i'd1,s W. utr,.ym,a '1I,I,g
dom d, 7 s slEi5,l,lIl, !. .os,d. D, ~ Nv
wieez ;is't 3. = caze q rii u q! pre- g
prov.,dz.,o,n,na.I ! n,,sttep,n,ie.1 = jej ME, ME
o sakanin.w sifo u a. r1,efrl.ii1.ya, wydala.
EInasdis,podziewlannee s resxallttaattyy. z IN ale.
ystiiono oaily.plik. lis l ! kk ,5l'', ! all''9'-
via niexbiitys doHdd, tel'TIirsohowaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30
Ukarauy %dreczyc1ol.

Pewien 6-letnl chlopak " Mona
q, j schwytal pewns liozbs much
i wyrwal i'm skrzydelka, nastspn!ie
je spirytusem j zspalil. Gdy
do gasn9cego plomienia dolewiaai
'jeszoze okowi'y, "a sic zapaIila
nagle j wybuchls7 plomieniem. Ma
.ohlopou zapalilo sie=ubrsnie, wsku-
TEX tego poparsyI sic tax bardso,,
ze zmarl po kilkudnio, vayohl= oiie II
oierpiiet,n1liiayoh. Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30
Cyklon we Wfoszech.

E.-a"ag- E--at .3Eat=#E EE1EEEs E..E
w mie]scowodci Secrdija szalat
cyklon Q niebyva}ej a'le wraz !
deszczem. LudnoSd " przerazee emil
ucieka}a do dom6w- Dzielnica
St. Maria zostafa spu1stossona. Da
chy prawie wszystklch domdw ze1-
wane. Ostatnie wiadomosci stwier:-
dzaJa, ze cyklon zniszczyi przeHzlo
100 dom3w, zamieszkaiych przez
ubogle rodziny. 2 gruzdw wyoia-
gnieto dotad swloki 4 ludzi okolo.
SO rannyob, 2 tych 10 cietko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30


Persy nabofsSsatsosassan..lw .'4Idlolanals.
miekki1ej slFE,drkowej orraa,xllilsl1sE.
Wy y,ltoccoiihtyim tysullilk ,eaali, loeosns
it, bEsegi. ..~... @ls.9t#
G{os Sercd-Zbl6r' modll6w piiAAffn5s
I|I ala dnszsapoboAnyoh duna1fymms
drukiienli opraavDa We skl q + ]
xlo,conym tytulikieln. slocone
brseggii. ~. u. !. s;.s. y, II. - q. ~ '..ss'fzs 100
Atos Ssrca- : dutym drukiem.
opraw,nx " sk6rke,A { okuciemi
:= xanueoxlkii lem, ziooontym#tyt,u1lliiss
KEN, zloeonss brxegi,. 4. 4. $1.00
Aniot Str64 Chrse6oianina Katclika
xlbii6r moadlitw / pliie55ni sliut4cY
ola dusx: pobotnYch rozmnliiialaru.z.
5x34 cali " sk6rkowej opfawiel
xe zloconym#tytunlliEise m e, sso,cons
brzeggii.5 8. So. 4. ]: .,..5. .,..s,.4., z. Az =, a 90
I'm
34ni0t Str64-,w ssk6rkowej oprsWliieel
xokuoiemFi Asmerk4, g sioco-4
nymstyytuli filtie *F si1 t'snlp
ggl... ...-s. i, 81. ..essss# y ss6gH
.AniN Str04-oprawny moena
franousk9:sk6rks,, gietkie okiads.sl5#
K zfoeo1,esbE1eaggi, zessszAoo,o1llillilinn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30
re statystyki Londynu.

Olbrzymie to mlasto, welding
spisu z dnis listopada roku e
szfego, liczy " swoich granicach
administracyjnych 4,79h7s9 mie-
szkanc6w. Dalszc try miliony ~,
ja W przytykajacych do Londynu
przedmiesciach, kt6re stanowia
odrebne jednostkit administracyjne.
Londyn zatem rzeczywlscie liczy
og61em 8 mi1ion6w mleszkanc6w,
ii. w1ecej niz niekt6re kr6lestwa "
Europie~ Ready sprawuja 1ol rad.
municypalnych, obok lnnych ciaf
autouomicznych, kt6re l,cz2 razem
1888 czfonk6 v. Kazdej godziny
rodzi sic II, a umiera 8 os5b~
Ulice maja s,4l5 kilomctr6w dfu
gosci, dom6w jest 6ll,s1e, fabryk
warsztat6w 1896. Londyn spo.
zywa roczn,e 4le,o37 ton bitego
miesa PREY wozonego, 1875 wo~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30

ieh7 oyl;;ndraclhL..s l ktts5 pod ~ !
prze,ktavienia zatrz,ylmnsslgii na.Rl'os:
#aashl. z 81 to wres1eleg gnie ''.a'ld
lud.i. PabIlyznoso protestovlia a'a'
II, poiglodno, aIe gdy nis
~pommaagsllo, rozl ~ sis stanowo.e
~sol,snriiaaI: ,,zdjsd lIl:apesIaa,s,.e! We
81 ~ skby . lloenlaletnds, 1djsli
sws,,oDjje oyllndry, ] ggnieewr
'publio1nosoi .mienil siew.1dumiie--
ME ! 6mieob, gdY1 s ksas1ldlejj lyssejj
.ezaszoe wspomln1ianych pan6v w
analowana byla vyrs4nnie l1te s'a' Z
vszystkie osytany kolejno skladaaly.
sic a naive nowego sera, ktdry
Y ten sposob pomyslowy fabryksnt
zareklamowal..
lOdstraszajacy przykfad1.
#: A * #l.sl@s ##Hss Ss:s# #s4
Do Warszawy. powr6o,} v tych
dniaoh q. Wlaztowski, kt6ry IS
maja roku zeszieggo wyemigrowVsa'{l.
! zona Is dziecmi do Brazylii. ",
porzueif nlezta posade " War arzas'.
vie ] wyjechaf do Kurytyby. O.
on tam ,,darmo" ziemie
kt6rej jeduak ME b:yf Y stanie =.
prawia6. Wreszoie dostai sic do
,Gazety Polskieja wKu-
rytybie, ale ! III ME m6gf sie u i y.
mao 1, l.. W " k .,,l,,, v ,,;;iI:t Z killka set.
rubli ma koszta podrdzy, powr6ci1.
do WarszawY bez grosza. Smdtny
ola tYoh, ktdrzy szulkajjaa
"a morzami..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30

.N@- E-IWFGTsNE
iChociaz miieszkacie 500 mil*odti.sW Y, : !
inony, a macie rodzic6W Tub krew-
.nlych kt6rym chcecie sprawic pom
nix, a chcecie skupiccslod rodaka,,smc nc
.zeciie tax samo 60 kupid jak byyyssciet
:bylii5 tn W Winonie. Piiszcie do mas,
4 poslemy VAN fotografie, = ktos J
.rych mozecie sobie Wybrac ktdry
ibadz pommKz wypisem polskdiilm1l|.
Fiaki zazadacie. Pomniki robota
|najlepsza5i ma jjtalh{lss1za "a 81 5
4 uszanowanliiem
T[:El1ODO(Rl ". TH!Rl.UN.
SIG b. 3cia u. Winona, Mimi lr't
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-30

WyScigi balOnu ze
sa1nOChOdami.

aeEsH.as#-
staraniem saskiiego klubu samos,.
chodowego j saskich stowarzyszen.
ieglugi napowiotrznei odbyiy sic
wysoigl pomledzzy. balonaml ga
mochodaml. Prey mecle stanal ia.
ko pierwszy balon, kiierovany przez
k~apitana Mohra. a pierwszy samo-
ch6d przyby} doplero 10 minut
pdzniej. Wyscigowii temu pr1ypii-
suja wielkie znaacsenieI w,ojjskowe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
Premiums.

Ask for premium coupons with every purchase
Here is partial list of premiums we give away
absolutely free of all cost:
Reed Rockers, Cut Glass Pieces, Fancy Dishes,
Water Sets, Glasses, Egg Cups, Salt and Peppers,
Table Dishes, Sal daDishes, Covered Dishes, Salad
Forks, Meat Forks, Sugar Spoons, Table Spoons,
Silver Knives and Forks and many other useful
and handsome things. -,
It Pays to Trade at Born's
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16

our sole purpose Clearance cost and profit considered
The goods must sell and sell they will lively Of quick stepping prices
Read all the point the the greatest savings had the pu
tuny sharing in Early shopping advisable choice is best
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
Charming Waists are Sacrificed.

A great variety-so great in fact that price re-
auctions are extra deep on these lines. All the
choicest styles, all materials, plain to deliberately
trimmed You will want several at these small sale
prices, so hurry for first and best choice All must
CO. Just $50 in the lot.
$l.25 waists, Clearance Price, ............ .95c
$5O $l.75 and $500 waists, Clearance Price, sl.25
SOU and $500 waists, Clearance Price. 5000
$55O and $500 waists Clearance Price, zee. 1926
S4'ou and $o.OO waists, ....................sS $3.50
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16

Clearance here the complete closing easonabe goods
clearing counters shelves show and tables Summer merchandise
hahearted halfway permitted this edic has gone
forth all department to SELL matter how great sacrifice necessary to
| clear the decks.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
Mems Night Gowns.

If you are needing gown now's good time to
make the purchase
5Oc night gowns, muslin, some some low neck.
some with collars, Clearance price, ........ .4Sc
~ OhOo, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bye
$l.OO gowns, fancy trimmed, with colored wash
able braid, Clearance Sale price ............. SIC
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
Big Savings on Hosiery.

IIUoltIys
Inc same good grades we always sell, in all sizes,
all shades, all styles. These values are unprece.
denied
zoe ladies' misses and childrens hose zoe
doc ladies' misses and childrens hose loo
25c Dutch Collars, 15c
20 and 55c silk ribbons, all colors and combina-
-o' Pei yaru' '''''''..'.............. 15c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
wonderful Wash Goods BARGAINS.

Our stocks are noted for their diversity, quality,
neWness and desirability Clearance causes these
nne wash fabrics to drop-deeply sensationally,
phenOmenally.
zoe wash goods, plain and fancy, per yard, .1sc
lime and space won't allow us to itemize the
wash goods but be assured of real bargains through
out this department.
9 9 yards short lengths calicos, per yard .OSc
ooO yards percales, 10 and 121ae values. yd O5c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
lese Prices Are Unprecedented
Lace Curtains.

Our lace curtain department has offered exeep-
tiOnal bargains for this July Clearance Sale. We
are offering $125 lace curtains, full. length and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
Ladies' Shoes.

IauleS Dn0eS.
Broken lines in ladies' misses and childrens shoes
and oxfOrds at marvelously Iow prices.
$3.50 and $500 white canvas oxfords for ladies'
misses and children, per pair ...............5 Soc
Toe to $1.5O misses and childrens barefoot sandals
per pair, Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Old ladies common sense oxfords, per pair 81 90
$500 and $3.50 misses and childrens champagne
slippers, July Clearance Price, pair go. .. .S1OO
lot Of ladies shoes worth up to $3.50 per pair July
Clearance Sale Price, per pair, ............ $125
Good Shirt Values.
lot of $1.OO shirts, good values, almost an un-
limited choice Of patterns July Clearance Price, S9c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16

ALI who value thrift and appreciate will welcome these savings
and seasonabe goods This sale will great rewards
purchaser and Judge for yourself
| how truly extraordinary these values are
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Social Circle

The Second Section of the Social
Circle picnic committee. composed
of Mrs, Porter Waugh, Mrs. Il. U.
Petit, Mrs. Ed Tritsch, Mrs Ed
Beck and Mrs. Bruce Dollison,
gave d progressive pic me We'd
nesday afternoon from two until
five. The first stop was at Mrs
Waugh's home where punch was
served, then the. committee escort
cd them To Mrs. DollIson's home,
where fruit salad was served in
orange cups at tho close of this
course, two hacks were in waiting
andtransfered the "bunch" to the
home Of Mrs. Beck, where brown
bread sandwiches and bean salad
WAS served; the next stop WAS with
Mrs. rritsch, where all were treat
cd to veal loaf. bread and butter
sandwiches and cream slaw. The
fifth and last stop was at the home
of Mrs, Petit, where ice cream,
cake and coffee was served. The
affair was u decided success and
came as complete surprise to all
but those in charge. The day
was one long to be remembered
among the many happy times
these ladies spend together.
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Notice to Bidders.

The County Commissioners hereby give
notice, that they Will sell the work III lime
ing the Logan SCOTS Creek Road com
mrncing at the corporation line OF Logan
at the Railroad Crossing on Mulberry street,
and continue to an arch culyert beyond the
falls at SCOTS Creek, a distance of l.23l
miles. Engineers estimates the lime to be
hauled 100 tons,
also the work OF making II BERNIE bank
for holding the lime ON each side OF the said
road, bernie to be OF gravel or stone nc
cordlng to pans and specifications ON lile
BIDS must rend So much per ton for haul
Ing the lime stone, ana SO much per Gu.
yard for the berme.
Bids viii be received up TIL 1870 l.. NJ, July
n, 1902
Right is reserved to reject any or all bids
received
BY order of County commi ssioners
Apprd, JAMES l. MARTIN,
JAMES BEBOuT, County Auditor,
County surveyor
IulY ID. Nv
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Tourists

Tourists
Thursday afternoon the Tourist
Club gave picnic at the home of
Mrs. Thos. Rochester, in honor of
Mrs. II. L. Silverthorn one of their
members, who leaves soon for her
new home at Mt. Sterling. Mrs.
Sllverthorn gave recitation from
"Aunt Jane of KY" which was
very much enjoyed. A supper
such as the Tourist ladies are not.
ed for, was spread on the beauti.
full Rochester lawn.
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Bumblebse Cottage

Miss Carrie Lutz very charm.
ingly entertained the Oldtown
Bridge Club, Friday afternoon,
with a picnic at Bumblebee Cot.
tage, whore she and several Others
are camping. The day was an
ideal one, as was also the dinner
and supper furnished by the popu-
lar hostess.
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EuGilre

EuChre
In honor of her house guests,
Mrs. Luker of Kansas City, Mrs.
DeCamp of Athens, and Mrs. Ran
nells of Dayton, Mrs. John F.
White gave a very charming pro-
gressive Euchre party last Thurs
day evening to five tables of en-
thusiastic players. The prizes
were taken by Mrs, Helen Bowen
and Mrs. O'Connell, both being
lovely hand painted dishes. Mrs,
White served a delicious two
course lunch.
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Jolly Dozen

Jolly Dozen
Mrs. j. II. Johnson was hostes SO
for the Jolly Dozen Pedro Club,
Monday evening, no visitors being
present, just the club membership
The score cards, scorations and
prizes were all hand painted. work
of the hostess and carried out the
scheme to perfection of the "New
ly Weds" and their baby. Mrs.
nj. II. Cherrington and Mrs. Wal
ter Rochester were prize winners.
Mrs. Johnson served light refresh. i.
m ants.
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Sealed Proposals.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT,

9ININ HUH " NJ UFFA KIM ENT,
Columbus, Ohio, Iuly Z, 1901.
Sealed proposals VIII he received AT the
onice OF the Commissioners of Hooking
county, Ohio, until IL O'Clock, noon, July
~, 1909, Tor grading and macadami%inB l,S61
miles oi rohd In Falls and Green townships,
SAID county, under the provisions OF the
stale highway law.
Specifications, plans and prohles are on
nle In the olilce OF the County Commission
ers In l. gan, Ohio, and AT the State High
way Department.
Copies OF specifications may he obtained
at the latter ottice.
Estimated cost OF construction Sl3767.16,
certined check $500 10.
The state Highway Commissioned re-
serves the right Ia reject any and ali bids,
JAAESC, WONDERS,
state Highway Commissioners,
j July 10 2-W
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w. G. T. U.

w. G. T. u.
The w. G. T. U. held their last
meeting at the home of Mrs. War
rem Lanning, East Main street.
Quite number of ladies were
present, and an interesting meet
ing was held.
The Ladies of the w. c.. II. U.
also held meeting at the County
lnfirmary, Sunday afternoon.
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Postmaster John +. White has
received word from the postal de-
partment at Washington that free
mail delivery has been granted TO
Logan, as the receipts of the Of
fee are up to the requirements,
The frss mail service will be in
stalled on October 10, 1909.
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Death OF Samuel feleley.

The funeral of Samuel Feigley
was conducted in Columbus Sun
day and burial took place in Green
Lawn cemetery. Mr.. Feigley died
in the hospital at the age of rs
years and 10 survived by his wife
and two sons.