The Democrat-Sentinel from Logan, Ohio • Page 4

Htt jjwtnppiwr I i m. Pit4.mb3mx& 0eAiockAt-stHNTiNEL'A qirl's letter.1 A WEEKLY Nil WSPAPhR. rvstttULO kvkiiv tiiomsday morhiso. The Logan PrlulLij and Publishing Co. run- isHtna v'Jroii.

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BeCK AM SliliuaAMAAiihK OPl'IUUi tii liolimm BlAok, Sodtli Door Enteted us Htcotut Class Mutlfi Oivuljor at tun l'ost oMlee ill Hilo, uuder Aet ott'oiiKidsi or Mill IS Thursday, August 9, 1907 Announcements. MA YOU Weare authorized to announce the imiiia of J. IlOLT.I-H). mil cunUtitutotnr Major ot Losaii, lor i second teim, subject to tbe will of the Democratic liilriuuy, VearenutlmrIiPd tonnnounco the nntue ol THUIUNKd ns candidate for Ma or of Logiin, subject to tlie will or the Democratic prlmaiy. MARSHAL.

We ale authorized to announce the nnms olD. W. WRIOUT, ns a candidate for marshal ol Logan, subject to tho decision of tho Democratic Primary- Eh etlou. We are authorized to announce the name of AUGUeJTUSSinVKr.EYas a comlldute for Marshal of Logan, subject to the decision of tho Democratic l'llmury election. VILLAGE TREASURER We are authorized to announce the name of RUDOLPH BKOWS as ciindldute for Village Treasurer subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary Election, COUNCILMAN.

We nre itutboiired toannnunee the imnio of GEORGE Ct. GAGE as candldnto loi Councilman, subject to the Mill of tho Democratic pilmary. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. We are uuthoiled toannouucu the name of Adam Poling as a candidate for Ttusteu of Falls Township, s-ubject to tbe will of tho Democratic party. ASSESSORS.

We are authoilzed to announce the name of JOHN WAGNER, lor assessor of Marlon Tom ushlp, for second teim, sub-Jct to tho will of the Deinoeiutlc paity. Democrat Primary. Notice is hereby given to the Democrat voteiH of the Village of Logan, Ohio, that a primary election will be held at the Couit House in said Village of Logan on Friday the 16th day of August 1007, between the houisof two (2) and eight (8) o'clock p. m. of said day, for the puipose of nominating Democrat candidates for the following municipal offices: Mayor.

Marshal. Treasurer. Village Clerk. 0 Councilmen at large. 2 Members of School Board.

8 Members of Water Works Boajjd. 4 (one in each ward). All tor a term of 2 years except members of School Board, whose term will be 1 years. V. Tiiuhness, E.

E. Bright, J. N. Slatzer, Frank Wise, Central Committee. The last will and testament of Daniel Kribbuuui, lute of Laurel township, was proven by testimony of the subscribing witnesses July 22, and ordered recorded Election was made by the widow on same date to take under the pto-visions of "the will.

William Krishbaum, named in the will as executor, wus uppointed us such on his application und tiling of approved bond. Appruisois of the estate were appointed as follows: John G. Krinn. George Evans aud John W. Smith.

Alpha M. Husael, guardian of Lowel W. hnd Walter Guigley, filed account of wards' estate July 25, heurlng of which is sot for August 10. Order of appraisement was returned by Carpenter, admin istrator of the estate of Samuel p. Stiversou, showing dower set off to widow and property apprais-us a whole ut $1100 The first and Jlnul account of Ell Chute as administrator of the estate of Walter S.

Guigley, deceased, wu heard by Judge Martin and approved, July 20, Bui-unce for distribution, amounting to $563 12 was ordered to he distributed, which wus done, account ii'ed, und udoiinistrutor diBobarged, the estate being fully settled. Oscar Dawley, odmlnjstrator of the estate of Win, Guigley, flkd his first ttud final account of the estate July 25, and sutue will be heuid Auguit 10 Order of wus itsjed July 25, to Ualph EdraUtou, guar A 1 appmm. nut something Read What She Says: WANT to say a word for Peruna 1 for systemic catarrh and trust others who road this may try It and receive tho samo good fiom it that I did. "I liad beou ailing for a long tluio and nothing seemed to do me an) good, although I tried many doctora and many medicines. I had become bo bad that there was no pleasure in living.

"I was finally asked by a friend to try Pern na, which I did, with many misgivings. What was my delight, after talking the first bottle, to see a groat change for tho bettor and I kept on improving until completely recovered. now feel like a new woman. It has donu wonders for mo and I gladly recommend it to others." Rose Hurst. Xo ailing woman can fail to bo interested in tho above testimonial.

Miss Hurst was persuaded by a fiiend to try Peruna, and she is now peifectly well and fiels like another woman. Such La hor story in bilef. diun of Isabella M. Kdiuiston, for lot 785, in Logun. Sile was re-portfd same da', and confirmed.

J. W. Schaul, guaidian of Jacob Anthony, made leturn of an order of appraisement, showing his ward's. Hew the Little One in Carried and Cared for by the Mother. From Rev.

A. XV. Buckland's experiences in the Artie. The anival in the world of the youthful Etkimo is not greeted bv the orthodox cradle and swaddling clothes. Piaotically till he can shift ior himselt he lives absolute-naked inside his mother's sealskin blouse, skin to bkm keeping him warm.

This arrangement allows the mother to go ubout her work almost immediately, und she can also travel und hunt without a pei-amhulator and without having to .1 I Ill I leave one hc nome to mum tne baby. The inother'n drees is almost exactly like the father's, except that it htiu a long sort of tail reaching to near the gtound, embryo, no do'ubt, uf tho modern "train." Spared the miseries of eoup aud water aud eaily weaned to the readily awuliowed diet of blubber and raw seul meat, the infant ui)id)y developed that mvuluuble layer of subcutaneous fat which, while it enchancea the "jolly" up-pearatice of the maidens, assists materially in ecouoray in clothing. Thus lu their frigid clime, once in their 6kin tsnt, the whole family will divest themselves of every stitch of clothing, unem-harassed by the fact that so many fuuulles share the tent with them. Sociability is early deyeloped when one's next door neighbor on each side is only separated by un imaginary line betweeu the deerskiu you sleep on. und the one he uses.

The winter deerskin serves as bed und bedding ut night und us purlor furniture during the day. Community of goods is al most imperative under this ur ruugement. Thus when one kills seal all are fed. und likewise when he diesn't all go hungry together. WANT TO BUY Second hand school book, will pay good prices for echool bonks in good and fair condition.

Bring them to us be- jre August Bort Co, tbe Druggists. Mfl RARY IflU UnU 8 i ii aw Am lit rVk i rirrnW IPT CfiD uiiiiu uoi run I Thursday August 8th. 3:00 County Trot, i'urse $50.00 Albert Medium, Br siro Alfred llockin? Belle. sire Oratoria uiara renn, un sire uircnwooa wm. urayioiii mi, inu Bazetta, H.

Perone, Logan, Ohio Alvin Br. sire Brooks Jas. McCray, Logan, Ohio Pretoria, B. sire Patron Otto lies, Logan, Ohio 3:00 County Pace Purse, $50 00. Same Conditions as 3.00 County Trot above.

Marks Alect, B. sire Alect Ruble Frasure, Logan, Ohio Peter Chimes, sire Select Chimes Karn Ferguson, Logan, Ohio Peggy Short, sire Alect S. Ruble. Logan, Ohio Simon Vickers, Br Simon Vickers. Union Furnace, Ohio Burness Burns, G.

sire Bobby Burns Ott Prose, Logan, Ohio Red Wilkes, b. Ph Chapman, Logan, Ohio 2:40 Trot and Pace. $200 Banner B.b sire Bannerliss Busie, London, Ohio Gertrude b. sire Actell J. Harper, Ravenna, Ohio Geneva Hal, sire Apex Win, Wadkins Son, London, Ohio Luretta, b.

sire Uproar Pearl Clark, Lojjan, Ohio Ruthone. b. sire Clayone Chas McLain, Coshocton, Ohio Willie Wiggins, b. sire Wiggins H. Essex, Logan, Ohio Charlie Tanderus, b.

sire Legal Houters Grant Putz, Dayton, Ohio Milton Strawn.b. Jas. McGulre, Lancaster, Ohio Marks Alect, b. sire Alect .5 S. Ruble, Logan, Ohio Peter Chimes, b.

sire Silent Chimes S. Ruble, Logan, Ohio Alvin br. sire Brooks Jas, McCray, Logan, Ohio Pretoria, b. sire Patron Otto lies, Logan, Ohio Dot Tilford, b. sire Tilford D.

West, Logan, Ohio Harold br. sire Bobby Burns Ghas Roush, Athens, Ohio The Hooser, b. sire Brownsome E. H. Collender, Zanesville, Ohio Lady Lou, b.

sire Eclipse Ed. Sutton, Zanesville, Ohio Lucy Allerton, b. sire Allerton M. G. Cole, Gallipolis, Ohio Friday, August 9th, 2:22 Pace.

Charlie andirus, sire Legal Houtab Geneva Hal, b. sire Apex Beard b. sire Gray Beard Buzz, b. sire Carl Downing Ba nner sire Bannerliss Harry Harold M. sire Bobby Burns Judge D.

g. sire Judge Black Via Mack, b. sire Frank B. Jentry Myrtle Chilhower, bk sire Drexel Peter Chimes, b. sire Silent Chimes Nancy Sykes, s.

Kid Logan, br. sire Alect Bu ster B.b sire Red Rock Harry Erban, b. g' sire Joe Wilkes 2:17 Pace. Lady Bess, b. in, sire Alert Jr Harry Banner b.

sire Bannerliss Bard sire Graybeard Geneva Hal, b. sire Apex Wm. Watkms Son, London, Ohio Red Cliff, sire Sherlock E. Chappelear, Athens, Ohio Lemonade, Alect J. Campbell, Logan, Ohio Ruby B.

b. sire, Eobby Bnrns G. A. Bradford, Winchester, Ohio Jessie Frasure. s.

sire Alert Ruble Frasure Kid Logan, br sire Alect Fannie Powers, ch. m. sire Heisborn J. Swisher, Newark, Ohio Jerry, blk sire Iron worker Swisher, Newark, Ohio Harry Urban, b. sire Joe Wilks A A Urban Zanesville, Ohio Ben blk.

s. sire Semicolon John Dehmer, Columbus, Ohio Ernest Burns, b. sire Bobby Burns Cole, Gallipolis, Ohio Ester B. sire Scarlet Wilks M. G.

Cole, Gallipolis, Ohio 2:18 Trot. urse, $300. Hamboro, ch. sire Boreal R. Clark, Coshocton, Ohio Ruth Sphinx, b.

sire Dean Sphinx Grant W. Pritz, Dayton, Ohio Pearl H. blk. sire Charlie Grant W. Pritz, Dayton.

Ohio The Bullet, sire Burnedott J. M.Xynn, Charleston, W. Vd. g. H.

H. Essex, Logan, Ohio Mystery, b. sire Goldsmith Elector L. M. Garlow, Mt.

Morris, Pa. Electric Bow, br sire Electricity S. S. Ruble, Logan, Ohio Saturday, August 10th. 2:30 Trot.

Purse, $250 Duey b. g. sire H. Chas. Roush, Athens, Ohio Bellwooa, g.

sire Bellhouse A N. Spenser, Parkersburg, W. Va. Gilroude 12. b.

m. sire Actell R. J. Harper, Ravenna, Ohio Hocking Bell, b. m.

sire Oratoria J. H. Perone, Logan. Ohio Hock-Hocking, the Hero, b. s.

sire St. Vincent Davy Burton, Logan, Ohio Luretta, sire Uproar Pearl Clark. Logan, Ohio Ruthone, sire Clayone Chas. McLain, Coshocton, Ohio Ruth Sphinx, b. sire Dean Sphinx Grant W.

Pritz, Dayton: Ohio Bessie Bob Leter, Point Pleasant, W. Va Pretoria, b. m. sire Patron Otto lies, Logan Ohio Alvin br s. sire Brooks Jas.

McCray, Logan, Ohio Dr. Daniel's b. g. sire Uproar Site Due, Athens, Ohio Glenford, b. g.

sire Whitewood Frank Edmund, Thornville, Ohio Stella G. b. sire Alert Jones Hoffman, Newark, Ohio Fannie McGregor Ely Mernclc, Columbus, Ohio The Hoosier, b. g. sire Brown Dome E.

H. Allender, Zanesville, Ohio Lady Lou, b. m. sire Eclipse Ed Sutton, Zanesville. Ohio Lucy Allerton, b.

m. sire Allerton D. Caldwell, Beale, W. Va. Milton Strawn, b.

Jas. McGuire, Lancaster, Ohio 2:30 Class Pace. Purse $250.00 Chas Yandereer, sire Legan Hantas Grant Pntz.Dayton, Ohio Equity, br. sire Romancer Philips Uros, Athens, Ohio Geneva Hal, sire Apex Rob Watkins, London, Ohio Buzz, g. Earl Downing H.

H. Spencer, Parkersburg, Va Banner B. b. g. sire Bannerliss M.

J. Busie, London, Bowerwcod Burns, br. s. sire Bobbv Burns Chas Roush. Athens, nlim Judge g.

sire Judge Block M3rks Alect, b. sire Alect i-eier unimes, sire aueni unimes Biddie Miller, ro, m. sire Alfred Vanko, b. h. sire Monko Harry Urban, b.

g. sire Joe Wilkes J- W. Lula C. br. m.

sire Viceroy Class Trot. Mj stery. b. sire Goldsmith Elector Dr. Danials, b.

sire Uproar uewey a. a. g. sire j.a.n BelWOOd. b.

sire Bellhover Clara Penn. s. m. sire Birchwood iiib ouiiet, g. uurneuou Ruth Sphinx, b.

m. sire Dean Sphinx Agnes sire Alert Stella b. siro Alert Vanks, b. h. sire Monko Dr.

The Hoosier, b. sire Brown Dome Lady Lou, b. sire Eclipse Milton Strawn, b. People Should Decide As to the Waging of War, By ANDHEW S. Commlnloner of LUucatUn uf New York Sutc.

2G2S2 ILE nations have come to livo so closely together, tho news of the world is so widely and quickly known, the mind of the world is so enlightened, THE MORAL SENSE SO STRONG, tho principles of justice so widely and firmly established and, withal, war has become to mechanical and abhorrent, that it does seem as though thoro should be sufficient agreement among the more nations to eitabJMi SOME SUBSTANTIAL FORM OF CONSTITUTIONAL PROCEDURE between as well as within the It at least oucht to l'o ho fur as to nravent AGGRESSIVE warfare without just cause or, oven with just cause without imperative need. But I am not prepared to oppose ALL warfare. IN MY OPINION THE DELIBERATE JUDGMENT OF AN ENLIGHTENED PEOPLE OUGHT TO HAVE ITS WAY AFTER EVERY OTHER ALTERNATIVE HA8 FAILED. I feel bound, however, to cpualify my expressions as to tho need of force to uphold law and maintain sovereignty. I do not agreo to the endless accretion of idle armament and UNUSABLE FORCES.

The educative influence of it is bad. The surplusage of it is oxactly opposed to tho ONLY LEGITIMATE purposoofit, 11- 0CKI1 COUNTY mil! wjmbjuui mum mm x. ai Davey Burtln, Logan, OhloJv II Perone, Logan, Ohio Purse $300 Grant W. Pritz, Dayton, Ohio Wm. Wadkins Son, London, Ohio R.

J. Harper, Ravenna, Ohio H. N. Spencer, Parkershurg, W. Va.

N. J. Busie, London, Ohio Sam Fast, London Ohio Chas. Rousch, Athens, Ohio L. Garlow, Mt.

Morris, Pa. Wm. Eddy Smith Middleworth, Logan, Ohio Karn Ferguson, Logan, Ohio Uundy Allen, Logan, Ohio S. Ruble. Logan, Ohio H.

Svisher. Newark, Ohio A. A. Urban, Zanesville, Ohio $300 Purse Chas. Roush, Athens, Ohio Sam Fast, London, Ohio M.

J. Busie, London, Ohio R. J. Harper, Ravnnna, Ohio L. M.

Garlow, Mt Morri3. Pa Ruble Frasure, Logan, Oh nam ferguson, Logan, Ohio Bell Morrane, Parkersburg. Va J. H. Swisher.

Newark, Ohio A. A. Urban. Zanesville, Ohio Sam Drummond, Huntington, Va M. Cole.

Gallipolis, Ohio Purse $300. Garlow, Mt Morris, Pa Chas Roush, Athens, Onio Chas Roush, Athens. Ohio H. N. Snencftr.

Parknrshnrrr Va Smith, i nn jyi, Lynn, Charleston, W. Va. Grant W. Pritz, Dayton, Ohio Howard Groves, Thornville, Ohio Jones Hoffman, Newark, Ohio J. H.

Svisher. Nowark, Ohio Sam Drummond, Columbus, Ohio E. II. Collender, Zanesville, Ohie Ed. Sutton, Zanesville, Ohio jas, McGulre, Lancaster, Ohio "TJmmmmmMmm Km Jv-f HBSfAfM 1 lif ife' Ja the cloth values are better than could be bought today for the money; were bought when all wool goods were the lowest.

We Will Not Deceive They are a little off in detail of style, not much. Coats a little shorter, Iappers not quite so long, but to off set this, we will give you a price that no matter how many clothes you have you will be glad of the opportunity. They will save your Sunday Suit, and are better than that old suit. ALL WOOL GOODS. 1121 SUITS FOR $4.00, $5.00 8.50 SUITS FOR AND $18.00 SUITS FOR Only a Few Suits.

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Among the publieU is a generally uccepted idea that the thing to do in tho case of a bum is to dust Hour oer it or to cover it with oil, and, indeed, een some com paratively late text books on surgery ii in umimwwCTi DO aLj I 1 XL VA JD JL a mixture, known as "Oarrou is advocated. The use of such applications cannot bo too strongly deprecated, and indeed, if the lay mind could be taught that the best thing to put on a burn before the doctor is called is a hot compress which should contain some boracic acid, if there is any in the house, it is probable that the majority of deaths due to septicaemia after burns would be prevented. For. the whole aim and object of tho local treatment is to prevent sepsis; flour and olive oil may be soothing aud may allay the pain, but there is no antiseptic property in them; rather, tlieyare excellent culture media for bacteria. rttLEYSKlMEYCUM HafcM KMn n4 KM irwmw mar wi" F.

Blasius 8c Son NOT FORGET To look in the windows; you will see some rare bargains in Suits for Men, Young Men and Boys. Our stock never was so fresh and new. oeoole we dress The will speak for that by their appearance. BUT we have a few suits that are two, three and a few as much as four season's old. JL You Patronize Your Home Jlusic Store iiuifiHSsfifi Why send your money out of town for SHEET MUSIO AND MUSIC BOOKS when you can get them at your home store and save, time, postuge, money orders and registered letters.

Any piece not in stock we can deliver two to four days after the order has been received by When you have decided to buy a PIANO OR ORGAN, why not give your resident dealer a chance and see what you can do at home before closing a deal with an outside agent? We handle a line of PIANOS which Is universally recognized as leaders in the musical world. All we ask Is an opportunity to show our goods. You aie Invited to stop, lodk. and listen to our music and musical instruments, a A. M.

SPARKS LOGAN, OHIO WS0 rOLETSHONlTQAR $4.00 $6.00 $3.00 $8.00 I ft 4 II mfgHili L. it. Jnlifr imiA niaUkK.