Waverly News 1905-01-19

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THE WAVERLY NEWS
VOL. ia
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I   rtsucAs-stotaatntnm tsts.   I
WAVERLY, OHIO. THURS
DAY,
JANUARY xg, 1905
I Sc-ac-r— n>« fates Sl.-o a T*te »
J I* *-._*__,    Sisota Otrt** **...
NO. 39
FIRST GUN
In the Gubernatlonal Campalflii
Has Been Fired
IIERRICKTHE WINNER
And Republicans all  Ovct  (he
State arc Lining up for Him
SO. ll! RtSOLOTIONS AOOPTU)
Columbu*. 0. Jsa, 17.—(B-weial.)—
Supporters of the state adnilnlttra-
tlon declare tbe light for tbe renom-
taatloo of Governor Myron T. Harriet:
haa been won.
Tho llenick men are In a jubilant
mood.    "If* all over hut tbe ahoutr-1 local board m*y be mad-Uie subject for
floveroor ttafricVto supporting It.
Aa to the other local option law*.
Republican legislation planted that
principle In the law of Ohio long before tho AnU-Balnon league was born.
Blbco that *ooleiy ttartcd, th* Republican* at a psrty hsve passed, every
hit of legislation enacted along that
Un*. simply carrying forward tholr
previous policies. Individual ttomo
crsts Id voting for t«mporanee measures, hare acted outride of tbelr party and tn opposition to their party
ptatforma
SOCIAL
EVENTS
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IMPORTANT
Cases    May    Be  Filed    Here
Aaolnst Larae Corporations
A movement which h*d It's inception
lo one ot the northern counties of the
title, and which ht* been directed toward dltclming the relation* of ihe different bridge cotnpanin doinv business
In Ohio and the variou. Itoanlt nf County Commissioner* may be Iran.ferrtd io
I'ike oouniy, end lltn Iran*— ufout of the
log,"    eummsritcd     tbelr    deduction
from new* from Ctnclnnstl and l_.•£an.
Oeorgo It. Co* Is quoted ** -*S) Ing
th* governor ought to »iep aside, but
if he do** not. he will support htm.
Governor Hnrrick has no Intention
of stepping saldt*. and Mr. Cox add*
that |s< rfcapa he cannot, wblle under
fir* from tho Antl Saloon league.
Saturday 12 delegate* trom Hocking count) to the atato convention
were loxtructrd for lleVrtck.
Tho personnel of tb* delegation
shown ..inclusively the Antl Kftloou
league' has made no progress In
Hocking In It* effort* to marshal the
church people against the governor, I
aod that It* boast* of being able to
uictatc to tfiO.OOO church member voter* fn Ohio what tholr political action
■hall be ar* groundlea*. Of the IT
delegates, thre* ar* Methodist* tn
good stsndtng and active In church
work: on* is aa officer tn the Pre*-
.-_*- byterian church, and oao ts a United
brethren eommunlglot
Hy unanimous _£te the Hoejktng Itc-
puhlicant adopted the followmg Ironclad resolution:
"We Indorse and approve without
. traallBcatlon tb* ofBclal acts and administration of Governor Myron T.
Herrick. HI* admlnlstrsUon bss been
"else, clean, contervaUve. economical
and suceessfu!. Itooogaltion of ptvc e-
d*nt aad of approved service, bis ad-
pilnlttration having bo**o unanimously
todorsad by tb* laat Republican atato
___-«_«____. Oetnaad bis leoom I nation
without oppoatUoa. We, thtrefore. Instruct the delegate* from Hocking
county, named today, to vot* for bis
■"•nomination.**
Oeorg* U. Cox, th* ClaclnnaUlcad
er. had no Intention of making a' public declaration *o early. Wbat be ssld
on tho subject of the governorship
waa uttered to Senator Allen D. Br.i*v
of Ironton, wbo repeated tb* conversation to s ClnrionsU paper.
In addition. Information ha* come
tbat at a meeting of bualne** men In
Cincinnati, a mctttlnx held for bual-
neaa purpose*, tho political rituatlon
waa -lecuased casually, and Cox. who
* waa preterit, promised to aupport Her-
rtckk for a second term.
The two u.enta wblch have- rounded
out tb* week In eloao but undesigned
•es'uenet. caused the Herrick support-
er* cndUgulted pleasure. Tbey now
regard the fight for the governor's re
nomination aa practically won.
Their pleasure waa   not   dsmponed
by Cox'* saying Herrick ought to wtth-
draw.   They recognise Cox desire* to j
please  so   many   people   as   po«*lhle, j
and   tbat  hla  statement   Is   Intended ,
to   -often    tbe   blow  with which he |
knocks  out  tb*  opposition  of  some
Republican factlo.alltt*.
Governor Herrick would say nothing In comment oa the Cox Interview,
hut It It'known he ha* sot the slightest intention of pulUag out of tha
race, and that be feols confident of
bl* renomlnttton by acclamation.
At tbe clew* of th* Logan convention John P. Whit* said: The delegate* ar* th* warm friendt of th*
governor. I doat believe tb* AnU-
8*Ioon leaguo coukl get 10 men In thia
county to sign aa antl Herrlck p_tl-
uon."
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In contradiction of statement* that
"th* Ohio AnU-Bsloon league owe*
•v«ry_h!_g to th* Jtopablican party
Cor tb* temperance ■tatnte*.'' W. ft
Wheeler, toague tu pet late-dent, in aa
tater-stew satd tbat "bad tb* Democrats lln*d or. against th* irrtrg"* of
any on* of th* many opUoo bill, it
would hare bean defee-ad.** Mr.
Wheeler need aot go back b-yoad the
Branaock bill aad tost April to secer*
a complete -*-tot*Ooa of hi* a-tertloa
that tha Republican party ha* aot
coarittonily been for tompera-c*
measure*.
_tv*ry m*mb*r  ot   tba  lectstotnn*
ksow* ttai Mr. Wheetor tried to de-
faet tha Hrsaaock b&l oa  __* final
.*s*t-rta*. aad swxwpting oae. alt the _wm-
ocrsts Used  up against th* pa-sac*
of tt wttb htm.   H* had th* _•___ too,
ot all th* Rcpcbncan* he conld eon-
ttoi, ao that  Wheeler   came   wiihla
tOttr vottw of killing tbe  fit ia the
boas*, whllo it went through -,he sen-
.   at** without ________  tb* on* Tunas
eratie tot* It received __-__-»<--»atty.
aa tba fc___.gtf-« records show, tb*
tatttasust dlstrioc option bill I* a law
foday eeilety by tb* vote of "Repobll-
***** who rasto-ed Mr. Wheeler's ea-
-_a*vy.__.__.4___t__ IU st_»d__gttg_d by
Tbe ocay new home of Mr. and Mr*.
Will Gregg wa* the -enn* of S delightful
social fun.-Slon latt Thurtdsy afternoon
when the latter ws* the hott*** for th*
"Iluty El***** at thalr •regular vveekly
meeting. There wat s large attendance
tnd sn excellent light luncheon eoutitt-
Ingof chrete sandwich**, slier,! man-
gee*, fried oytlert, oelery, Ice cretm,
cake, ooffee snd wsf.rt ws* served by
etierer Lincoln II. Dayl*.
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The "lluty Be**" sr* being entertained
by Mr*. tVlll  Dougherty tin* afternoon.,
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A new Pedro Club to meet weakly oa
Frldsy afternoon haa been organised with
the following member*:
Mine* Mabel and Mary Corwine, lielle
sod Minnie Greg. . llertb* Xurbom,
Georgia Grimsley, AJdloII .> ffm*n, Kthel
Wlilicraft Grsce Vallerr Eleanor lltyi.
sletuiamrtil. Y. ttalthaaer. YJtlr Uowar.1,
Charles W. Wstkin*, Will Hie* tend, snd
A. I). Schrader.
The Club will hold lit. flitl meeting
Fridty afternoon from 3 to 3 st Hie borne
of Mrt. A. D. tkhrader.
In.estig.tion slong with ibote In other
CO untie*.
The movement teem* lo be directed
by a leading state attorney.- and the
basis of ihe Investigation it bring -con-
lined to securing the smoonU ptid ihe
different bridge cuinpanlet on contract*:
wlih the county commissioner*, without! *_".
lirsi hsvlne hsd th. certilte.t* that ihe , JoJf* *»«• *«r»* L- (} •>••' h~ « »■>'
fund, wer* in the treasury accredited to|tor,n, *-»«"»rtn«i*i their tpaciout hom.
the bridge fund before the _ooiraei*lon M*"°*>1«*** ^UsWdsy ev,nlng to enjoy
were m*de * magic *thlbiilunglv*n by Signer Demo
Another division of   inv-aUgsttoo  ..  _n"   h,U   M*ll*unt   ™*™™»*   _»_»
the amount of money ,__d  to   ih*  _.>I1U  *«ver*l very clever trick, were performeal.
... .i.i       .'the m»_ic wtr.J falling only once to pro-
com|*anle» under  Ihe reccnily declared i _.       .,"   , .        ■*■     ....   .
unoonaitti'lionst f'raft* bonding law
wtth a view to making Ihe bondlu„
company refund the m<_iey to the county trrisurir-t from which it w*t paid under ih* color of thlt law
i duce the desired result. After the legsr
demtln |>*rformanee, teveral excellent
musical number* were rendered br Mr*.
Ch-rle*. W. Watkln*. piano, and Dr. 3.
jG.   Heckel,   mandolin, and the guetta
4*«»Mi*»4»4a.».st.Ma»«»«
li.** HEARD ON i;
: THE STREET;!
H|s>|MHHIUHMHIMIM
"I wte jutt orrr to lb* coart Itout* to
pay my tote* snd I want toj tell too
whst happ-ned to me over th*r-_" ssld
Dr. I* T. I.alghley, formerly ot l-tthsm
but now dt Diiteyvine, latt Saiurdsy.
"t came Ui town with enough money ss
11 hough i to pay my tax**, thinking Uie
amount would be sbout Ibe same **
uuil bat I was dumbfoaoded when
they, told m* the i*x rat* hsd been In*
emaaed from t*I.C*. to *_{.-5 and to my
tax** would be sbout ten per cent more
then th*y had ever been befor _ Well,
I ill J'lit bar* the resdy cash to psy np
with to h*d to retain home sod tell another load of corn befor* I could t.u*re
myself wtth the county. Why. the
r_-**e.i tax rate for Mifflin township It
wiihin * few Cent* of the rate for IV*.
tet.. Utt year,    lust think of It!   'Alnt
llAWfolt"
In ihit county   the   m*tter   hs* ^n j ^^ •PP"cto*ed the eveolng*. .ntef-
placct in lb. hand. ..f *n  attorney and   U,nmW* *Mnm,tor ,b*" P*******'**
th»    uliimate  otitcomt.     It   of   course I    _.    _ .  __•
shrouttod in doubu Th" T*T«n»*'**- W*ddlD» Anoiver_ary
  of Mr. *nd Mr*. George A. Schsuscil wa*
ii-rCssis.sP.oi, i„. i-h,.r. n • happily celebrated *t their comfortable
A panic, which aasumrd teriout f)ro-■ tiome on Howard street Friday evening
jwrtlont, occurred Thurtdsy night »t ».i_ * recrp'.lon arranged by tbelr three
lb* Meihodltt church ia Wbeelertbur*. . ch*rmlng daughter*. Mittes Mabel, Ada
•when thorUy »fler th. opening ot Uie and Margaret. Twenty eight guest*
tervicet by Kmv. Pottle, formerly of I wrr. present sod games of v-arlou* kind*
Piketon. jt* chandelier oomprlting nine J amused the gue*to unUl 10 o'clock when
oil lamps, fell with * crash snd In sn in- (quotstion card* were paaa-d dee-
ttant the oil Ignited snd tbechurch was Signaling eaeh one'* company for the
filled <*|th great tli-.it of Bsme*. which a*lnly refection which wa* oiaely eereSd
reach*, ih* ceiling. In th* next few j |_ the dining room.
teooodttbe panic tirlcken pantliiooem Mr. and Mrs. _*-h»_*eil receive. 1 num-
rutbed to th* exit*, but fortooatoly^no crou* and valutbl* gift* of chins ss sou-
on« wat tenoti.lv injured, although -»v-| venlrtof tbe ossation snd were made
ertl pertotutustaJned painful eonla-ionf. Ibsppyhy the sincere good withe* sod
Seteral children were b*dly trampled, j coogratulsiiont of their friendt.
but escaped with minor Injurte*. Un-j Tboa* p—tent w«re Mr. aod Mr*. B.
terrtf.ed, Itev. Pcatle. with ihe satUt- [ U. D»vid*on, Mr. »nd Mr*. Wm. John-
•no* of teveral gentlemen prreenl al ihs j__,, _ir. and Mr*, aiaa. Gr-enbaum. Mr-f^
•ervic**, quickly -ubdued tne flsmet, »nd Mr*. M. Athbaogh. Mr. aud Mr*.
befor* any »erlou* damage reaultcd. ! H. Smlih. Mr. andMr*. Gibson Kwmir.
Uter. ibe oongreg»uou relumed to tl * i Mr. and Mr* George Iltrch, Mr. and
church and the -errlce* proo-oded a* If j j*-*. Jcsieph filbeon. Mr. and  Mr*.   Fred
n-.'Uiiii_ uniuuftl had occurred.
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• i The Delinquent Land Tax Sale
, held *l the court house   on Tues-
[ dsy w»« ■ recorsl _.*rak*r in  m»n>
' retpeeta.
, The land told  for   latee al  Ibe
) tale amounted lotT&lOO. Ihe  lar-
• grai    amount   received   in   many
i years and exceadini* the -sir* dot-
', ing the panic year*.
' ' Thr number of   tract*  of  land
, -dverti-ed tbt* yr»r w»*   73J, or
] ', jutt an even  100   more   than latl
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< > Pike It probably the only county
' in tbe ttai* showing an  increase
J in lu   Dsiiuquent  L&ml   Tax   List
> this year, when crop* and price*
', ', were good throughout the tut*.
| \ Exee—itv* tax rale* a* mad* up br
> the difT.reni fownablp* and cor-
, por-lloat in ihe county are given
) s* the cause for tbe large and in-
1 creating number of tracts of land
, allowed to become delinquent on
' the Auditor'* books.
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f i*MM t**w Ta* aretlsa*
Tho tax rat* for this year has
been considerably increased In
nearly every township in th.
oounty, in soms tn-iaooe* ttte In-
crea-e bring ss much ss tnlrty-
seven eent* a hundred over the
rate of th« year before.
Tbe taxpayer wlw coaiiwr*. the
receipt* he receive* from the
county lr*_—irer tbi* year with
the-* h* received two years sgo
wiU br *u-ps-t*d and turtred si
whst he dads.
Look up your tax -eoalpu and
you will then wt^emt-ad why tb*
Delinquent    Land   Tax   Ittt thl*
year I* one of tha  iat-rtst to Ut* i.
history of th* county.
Heal. Mr and Mr*. George Beat, Mr. and
Mta Chat Schauta.!. Mr. and Mrs Will
Scb*u_*u. Mr. and Mrt. John Telchert
and Mitve* Maine VaUery aod Ruth
Dougherty.
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Mr*. Wm. West entertained the Martha
Mary   .Socieiy    Wedoeedey    afieroctw.
Ite fre* 'im ruts wer* served sfter the bust
noaa of the meeting had been disposed of.
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Mia* Kthel Wlilicraft will entertain
thi* evening lo honor of ber guest, Mit*
Winifred .'one* of Ironton.
"I'tngetiiB. tired of Cowler Johntlcf
pertitinni!' hoe-ling about "favoring tb*
home aif reliant " taid a South end ciil-
»vii Fridty "Take hit pfaoo dealer'*
war talk for Instance and yon will find
jest how ttneer" h* I* in everything he
•ay* and dor*. tn*i**d of buying* piano
from Guth «- Son*, oof local dealt™, he
never even "«* much as stked ihem for
pel' et but bird hlnitelf off to Cincinnati
on s rsllroad pi*, snd bought a ._•_.> in-
tt t orient from D. II. Il t! J win ,v Co.
while poor old Jobu A. Joott labored at
th* offlc* slrnovt In r*~ in order to _*i
oai ill* ofOcUl DemoeraUe organ na ume.
Te;ll you It* an outrage th* way John-
tin, carrfc* our good money off to foreign
dealer* snd live* in luxury snd elegance
whll* poor old John A. 1*really deprived
ofpeoe-titlet.'*
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"Thl* gueetlng on how maay loadi of
foe It will take lo fill our bout* It wdrte
than oo* of King George's voting contest*
and tl would take about a* many figure*
■O arri v« at a result," aaid geoisl "Fiddy''
Tiec-eri the other d*y. "Here we have
bean (.rurlng that two more losds would
»t_*«!y fill tbe house but we h*ve been
hsullng all dty *nd there i* tlill room
tit more."
»UI_nw fs>r OVrs
Willitm Ooe, tb* seed resident of
Ho*well! Hun who wasao terribly burned
»: hit home oa Monday of hut week,
died oo laat Thursday * flr r noon
after tufTenrurintenaeiy from hi* Injur!e».
Funeral terv.ee* ware held Saiurdsy sf-
ternoon and tha body interred to Ihe
Was-eriy cemetery
Much rxeliement prersil* at Pood
creek. Hcioto county, oo account of tht
discovery of gas w .tch wa* mad* hy ibe
Pond Creek, Oil and Gsa Co , Mondsy
at a depth ot -SO feet. A healthy flow
wa* dia-*ve***d snd tbe Incorporator*
and *toc_b_ttd«ra, matt ot wbom sr*
from Iwrttwiootb, feel' grmxl* enoonr-
sgs-d over the coilook of flndiog gas in
p*ying qoaaUUea.
sMis* Alma Soha I* th* go*_i of friendt
In Coiumb.-u tbit w**k.
*amma*smama*»a*amgaaa*mafri
"When the Cnurier-Waicbmsn ripped
m'-sat olggrr Randolph a few weeks
ago It must hsve slipped s cog somewhere" ssld a prominent Demoeratle
politicise recently. "Ai least the snlei*
wa* hardly s-ct-.uir.ai with lb* facia.
Why, Hiindolph wat the leading light of
ihe campaign laal fall. U* rode around
da-' aod night wltb Iv__-  Ny* aod lb*u
00 election nigbl Nye and McLaughlin
took bim ui _be KmaiiM Houte bar aod
the three wined and dined la oelebralion
of ihe victory. Speeches wer*made arvti
Ny- snd McLaughlin both acrrediwd to
Randolph tbe bonnr of tavtng tbe dty
for the loc*) IK-mocracv and they jollified nearly all night Yea, the Courier
itr-.tt have slipped a cog sal It probably
oecured b«c»u-a   Syc  and  McLaughlin
Itt't happen to road Ihe proof* Ibat
.etsfc before aliowiux Ibe  |i*per lo go to
pr-sa,"
Krai tat*** ttmmxter*
T. S- Sn..p*l.i-e, Flora  0.  aod Sarah
Desrey. OS acre* tlOCi.
.   John dark,   to   Flora il. and Sarah
_Vw«y. ttj acrtu. 9\'k>.
?•*>* Fidelity dt. j ran-:e Trutt and
Ir~i.rj.lt Co. ICxee. Trustee to G R.
•*i.",al'irr. AS acre*. 1150.
Flora li John and Floyd Dewey to
Emms Geo—* f*t acre*. a_t*.
L. O. Warn*. u> Albm Uetiklab 77 3-4
ter**, 9900.
Julia Moomaw to Jt-tt* Le-U_ _?!->
acres, lav.
John Woodcock to Tboodocto Woodcock, 1» Act**. 9100.
Daetd B. Alrotd to Lydis B. WHaon
130 seres.JklfkX
Wm. til, ssqap-oo to Uo_*cr Samp-or,
1 lo*. 9SO.     j
!_onai_ B. Armtey to Oscar Arw-
•irons. 1 lot 9300.
J. P. SoaltoO. C Carter. 30 acre*-50.
Geo. E. _Isk-_ to Oeo. A. Sml in, «-♦
ttcre*. -_W.
Fred Wickertbaa. and   Effie Swayoe,
Jo-epli   F.
Sur.
It It not unlikely that Uie Independent telephone interest* of South-rn Ohio
will be mergeti into on* big orga-daatios
In Ui* n**r future. Thorn lot»n**ted in
th* diffeient Una* bar* had tevrral
mealing* of 1st* snd it Is thought that
the deal will go through. If it doss it
will tnesn • big thing for th* Indtpentl-
*ol Interest, of thlt part of the iiate, tt
ii would put them in better tbttm u>
flght the Bell Telnpbon* t.__ip*_y.
The merger, if madt, will Include lb*
Home lnt.rr_it in thlt oounty.
IMPRESSIVE SCENE
COURT  NEWS
Some   (*_-<_.   Dlsp-s__*_   of  by
Judge Mitl-Jiclon this Week
CRIMINAL CASES N0LLIEO
Court Adjourned Tuesday Until
Saturday January 28th
In "Ben.Hur" to be Staged In
Cincinnati Next Week
The torn* of all sceuee in ihe grtat
religious drania, "Ileo-IIur," it iho mlr*
sole on Mount Olivet, with
perform tur. . terminate*. This final
scene In the drams show* the reunion of
Ran llur. hi* Mother. *l»ter »nd l_.tl;.r,
sfur the p__*lng._f Christ m*o Jerusalem. The mother and *l«tcr of Hor,
who were Jtri.lkrn wuh leprosy, bav*
been cleansed by ihe Xaxtreue. and they
am  EWTOtt auto
For ihe flrtt time to msny .rear* a
hicu the -*fM vt thv Court of Comm-m Pfs-S h'*n*
I* very likely tu b* _ompi*_*d without
a i>et(i Jury being summoned fi*r flnty,
n-. *t*a*xti call having %o tot born i«*_ed
during ihs preseut term which :*
'.-. Close.
There have been hut very
<>' toy Importance up fo* hearing  dar-
who sing praise* to Jesus  of   .*.'»xareth.
In tbt* Incideui of  the -Iraro*   ClirUt
doe* not apr-tr a* a penonality.   The
curtain  rime* on  ihe   gathering of Ui*
-ru   is.utat
I tt ^bout
few  __sv_i->**ss__><^
sr* turrouudtKlliy * woadrring muliitiid*  log ih* lerni snd court hsaoniy bt-eo lo
irstlr_n bui a few timet  tins* tbe term
began on January tnd.
.tu Ire W. H. Mf-dlrton he'd  s *h_et
testmn of coon on  Tuesday  ami after
multltntie who come ont of Jerusalem l*»!,hr -Antot Ute N. A   W.    By.,
worship Him, w»*i0g brsnehetof palma jjoho W, bwtgtr, had beta p*»..
snd ringing *nthr_i_.     The  leper* sp- !•"•'*   l'"»rto.,   d»«_*l_o*   wtr*  baodsd
pear, suldttd br Amrth.    Chritt psaam{'l*"****** 'nth* following caa**;
higher up tbe Mount.   Tiie atHicted on**      '""'*r n<i<ige-* aod CliarioUe Deaueh*
ratoe their bao.lt to Uim to aupptlcaUoa j •oil1' * Hannah Kodr-ert, etsl. |_u>Ut__n,
snd s great tbaft of wondroutly brilliant  German f*hy. Jsc/b t_*jta-  *nd  Frank
light tuggettlve of Hi* presence falls on I tVtdal Sppo*_Aa_ c-smaUetovrer*.
their  brad*,   snd  tbey ar* healed.    In j    Jacob HtUt. Ktr. v» Freak K'unumaa
tbe book ttory   tbe   tale  embrscet   tlte jct »'• »l.>ea.'. ditmlteed.
Crucifltlnn     This Inrldent could ivot. of i    (lertOB    David    t*    3.   W.  J.!/___*_
courtr, have • place in  any dnmatic , mioty, judgment in favor of plaintiff ta
presentation  except ih* Passion Play, i ibe his of ***s*S.3*t wlih Inta-rett at **■ pe*
performed al ttberimmcrgau  every ten . *-***"* from January ?, I'M*.
year* a* s religion* rite.    Ending with j    Florence IU-l-r ta Village of Piketon.
th* miracle scene, the drams  of   "Ueo j judgment of vilUge court retatrted aad
Har" maintain* the religious Interest of
tb* ttory In a moti remarkshly **T*-_lt.
w*y, al tbe tame Uat treatlnc U wltb
Ui* uimott retlcoooe and recpect. Th*
music Introduced tn tbU teen* it •.uai
to tbat hear* in Graod Opera. A* th*
curtain felt*, the e.horout of 200 voices
sing* io canon form. "Tbi* 1* Jesus' at
Nasareth." while the great orcb-tte*
reodert tb* theme. 'The Sur ol Detble-
hem."
' Ots_r 830 p*opJt __, *_,p_,j-ed in ih*
eosciment of ibis great religious romance. Ii wUI he ttee**} at tbe Grand
Opera House. Cincinnati, Ohio, for two
week*' ttartlog Mondar eotaing January
.13. Ralofortn A Mevlin. Mansger* of
the Grand Opera Hoove will pron-ptly
fill sll msil order* for *eat«, when accompanied by remiiianee and •elf-sd-
dletaed ktsmped envelope, tyt reply.
The teat tale ttartt oo Thur-dar. January Itrtb, it wil tbertfore be well to fll*
your order* prior lo that date.
_"*» ♦♦♦*•♦»»♦*•♦»»**
•re all well |n ihelr wsy, but llley , »
are not everytb.ng In view of  the
board.
It was because the sign* of neg-
', lecied eeaemUI* were gelling coo*
tpicuout lately thai President
0*1 ooneil and other* of tbe school
i board hsre been lapn-tad wi'h
the Ides lhal "nature study*
would b* much mot* valuable if
•  directed ut
Entcrtuhimcnt oo Next We-*lt-_»-
day  Evening* January  23
The *rc-3*-l noraber at lb* Warerty
\ | j Higt» ttohool I-teture COur-e. tb* ''Ariel
poo   the   pupil*   ibeca-  .. j {___rn«_- (.uartet" of _-a*-c_. wiU appear
;  teive*. Instead of being diadpsted \ \|__ t*_j_,iu«  Uper*    _->_-*    oa    next
; upon iho ways t__l d_t_g* _f bug* j j! Wedu-tday evening and ptoteto** to he
1
*■'--*■*■♦**♦•♦••.»»»*'>».* I M>M
Hiss Kathleen Eytoe, wbo has beam
•risiUs* friends st Ironton. »*____*_
boms Sats-tday,
THE CHARIOT RACE XN BEN HUR
rtt-w *-**» Far ta* _*_*__!  tk******
Th* *--_. t ot Kduestfon of Cio-
elnnall  has .tedded   that  "High   _
heel, aod ..ght-fitliagthoea «___, 1J inf.!*°*»*.?f.U'  __^!_*_-
defofmed fret, corns, buolont and  \ ',
lagrowtog naiia
• !    State of Ohio •• William   llakee, oj-
< ! I pr«**rctii in olttoe, l>ol'.e*d.
n__4__,  .I". ... ' '}    Stale of  <>bto   v*  Harry Tt-*m"i*ao,
*~4   nihmtUc * ahand^inglliigiilt-ute child, m-li^
(    State of   Ohio v* Vanboren Ja-Hi-.
) disturbing meeting, aollled.
LECTURE COURSE
' -C~"
; ;|__* of the best enterteiameoto of tb*
i      Ukre sretome of tha precept* | ! { ktod **«r alvao tar*.
to the boyr aod glrla:
"ttoto bed __/ly  ata *egnJ-t f
boat.
• -Do oot drina very cold water
* bet, overheated. *******
"itat ie** msai aad n»ore veg-
etahlaa.
"Pur* water and milk ar* tb*
be*t drink*.
"Keep tb* aee* clean ia order |
Hlaeo and   Ml** Margsr*i j X *° breathe properly
Brush lb* teeth ever.* morning i
. aod rise* mouih alter ertty s-*al. \
"Dirt tbooid b*  reatoved trom  ;
fioger nails daily; pc-oaous germt .
> gatbar under tbe ns.!*.
', I     "Wash th* hair wUh srator aod
; * hrasb treqaeattf.
"Tb* ump-ratue* of a room to
1 —_* t-IV.    •• __,
, _—*gre**.
|_ainllff in error dl-dbtrgei.
Uev. J. W. Aikloton •ppolaud member of County Itoard of Vi-iton. view
Uev. Mttheny, resigned.
'i-.iat.s_x mv-rr
but* of Ohio ra Albert 8{ *:'.._-_,
keepiog place, nollied.
Atat* of Ohio v* Jsme* Kilinaton.
nollied.
Slate of Oblo rt Uriah B**tfc_M_o.
mtnt.»u__t''r. ooUie-l
Siate of Ohio r* -_-«1r« Wallsc*. _e*p*
tnt pl»ce. nollied.
Stale of Ohio vt Oscar MiUir-m*. car-
tylog concealed weapons,   nollied
blate of Ohio rs Walter Furgu_oo. etsl, gunning, nollied.
*-:st(> .if t>!i..< vt Thorns* Colic., **•
■suit *n_ battery, nollltd.
.f ObM vt   Grover  C,   Luca*.
csrrrtng ooncealed »«apo*)*. aollled.
State of Ohio vt Lem t'ejarc.. carry lug
etxicealesl weapon*, nollied.
Ktete of <Miio v» Frank'Bplodler. "f**-
iing lutoxieautl, oolltod.
F*toto of Ohio v» tame, «*___* snd
be.tery, ooi.'ir-.
Mate of Ottto v* Elijah Davit, •J-aod-
oolng illigttimete child, nolltod.
Rial* of Ghto *** PeealCW Rewell.  ktep-
ktaiar to the tiolL   Uoa'k Saia* hoart,
i sold weat—er __-_—! -a  atowt  TO ♦ t them on next We-Otada. a-wtUot*.
*»*»»***»****»**e»es»4»»»*
(.IV.
_-*p-e_t bee* it that the C. A ti. to **-
rasgtog for tb* eatiy p_ir_-__s* at" tht U
!-*_*:_ i Hsysiiheriviwe to tb* tssa
__t-ea*.r Isanirti Heat at Ot*el
Tb* Quarui a* « -Urtelcar* ha«e beta
very *a****xf-_ aa** -be toega wombot ot
return dale* during ta* **-•". seaessn. a*
w*U a* a ma.h wider tAage ot territory
coveted, justify ih* aoaot. _o*»eoi of a
be>tt*r **rogr_-a thaa ever be fore. Aatong
th* feat-re* offered are nusrtrtt, dsr-s,
tottga to ooatust*. reading wttb •_*«_. a*-
eoojpaolmtoU emotiv* pocing. aJaavtolin
aod teoal totoe aad eead__g*. Tb* program to eto-a.a, aad of so much variety
that it plea*** pops-tor a* wall sa _a_u-*_y
m-a-toal srft-i*ne«*.
Th* (Juanet is i.i_i_-,*_*1 of caH-red
sasd ■"-_.)-_ young todie*. _to buttt
tsa-wtm-wdattoa to mtilcd tban Ute •_-
tsb-*t_-*UQ eeaeoma gitod them AS totata
rngsgeme-iu tn all tb* to-** c-t*** from
Stew Cl-xae* $4_-.-Jr.
Otst-ta-* of lb* "Noetott. Jfc Wekarn are
s_-___kskM-tg tbe adv'.t'.iny cf a ibrattgb
-tee*-tof exf Ua* _-e*w«en -»srf-.k aad
0___***_ via tjotwmbo*.   T-t- >*.__•* of
tb* new ssee**f<-e irom i_s_u_o__t aad St***
to St. *__•*_< Sottas,   .he WW'S*_
l_s* i-ai tt-t t____s_a to -wsttot* -tote
igb erevVae /_*_ tb* c-_tK to Chi-
^
:tU(__ts*ts.i that **xck sa -_-5ja--t_-|ea_o_s-s_rdpay.   _e-mi_«__e _ )_,
t-aali. tb* C _ O. would git* thai toad j .-_*»__ ol t_*-r«i-ut te oxatctt^
a atVotb katrrwl atat lit** tp tba  _____       tow day*.