Waverly News 1907-10-24

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VOL** 13
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WAVEkLY, OHIO. THURSDAY, OCTOBER a4, 1907
NO. ao
GOOD TICKETS
Nominated By the Republicans
In Various Precinct**
ALL MERIT SUPPORT
They Stand (or a Clean, Honest
Administration
A 11ST OF CANDIDATES
The Republican! have been etpeclslty
careful thit fsll in making up thslr various precinct and township tickets and as
a result they have secured an unutuslly
strong Hit of candidate*.
The public appeal for more bulla***-
Ilk* adminlatratioos In local sffalrs hu
hern heeded and tn tb* list of nomination* which follow will be found torn* of
tne county'* most iucc«**ful business
tneo and most tobtlantlal taspsyers:
The Republican nomine** by precinct*
are a* follow*;
asuvKR rtixrxnuTios
Mayor, T. Kcbtutlt; Clerk, John M.
Gall; Treasurer, John A. Plumb; Ai-
aevrfir, E. W. Swan; Sealer of Weigbu
and Measure*, Henry Dykes; Council-
men, D. P. Nult, Jacob Dether, Walton
l'vle, W. 0. Aduddcll. Joseph Scbeuil*.
Matthew Lvons; Hoard of Education. H.
K. Gall and X. D. OlUilsnd.
nc.tvBU _»
Truitott. 8. A. Powell and W t).
Jamas; Clerk. Viator Stewart; Treat-
urar, John Voelkar; Attestor. Jacob
Slavent: Juttica* of Peace, J, il. Weaver
and il. N Oall; Board of Education,
iiarritcu McDonald and William   Blair,
BBJtTOS*
Trail***, Gsrrett Fowlir and Charle*
P. Cruz*;' Clerk, W. T. Gibson; Tree*
urer, Thorns* Waldren; Justices of
Peace, B. B. Brown and Orris Parser;
Attestor. Wesley Miller; Ccotubles. J.
W. Kcllifui and Edward Yoaktm. Board
of Education, Albert Ooitrell and John
Vinos*L
Ca-tTCMBtUt
Trutle**, Edward E. Ladd, Chamber*
McCoy sad Walter Doutbltt; Clark.
OeorgeT.8. Reed; Treasurer, Oeorg*
M. UoWnsoo; Atsevsor, Wtllism E
Brown; Justices of Peace, ft. J. Dunn
and James McClatr; Constables. T. P.
McCsaa and Wesley Carroll; Board of
of Education, Joseph Booker and James
il. McOlay.
Jafuos, tsar
Trail***, Hiram Downey, Jonathan
Jackson, and K. B. Bstfitld; Clerk R. b.
McCoppln, Treasurer, N. P. Potter; At-
atttor, P. at. Porcbi: Joitlcr* of Pe*o*.
Charle* Pendtrgrax* and B. F. P. Rag-
land; Conttablet, Joseph RumBeld and
Denver Barton; Board ot Education,
James D. Oorwln and U A. Bcott.
JaC-s*0*>, »S»T
Same u East pr*clnct «uh th* ex
oepllon of Roy McKtaney for Autssor.
■"*""
Trustees, Albert Deib*r and Noah
Oillilao; Clerk. William A. Samson;
Treasurer, John 0. Benn-ti; Attettor,
Johni O. Samson: Justic*\ ot Peace, E.
V. Samson and Theodore Schutile;
Contlsbles. J. Wesley Brown-i,d Victor
White; Board or Education, John S.
Brown and Albert Delber.
Manna
Trustees, James Frost and F. M.
Kneltlty; Clerk. J. F. Elliott; Treasurer.
AtaGlffln; Ameator, Daniel Kneltley;
Justices cf Peace, H. 6. Capttnger and
C. U a******!**; Ootistable. C. N. Mur
phy; Board of Education, Endorsed V.
L. McCor and Georg* E. Beskmao.
Ksw-ro-t.
Trust***, William'P. Bern-u -d
Theodore Birkholmer: Clerk, John W.
Dewey; Treasurer. John H. Stevenson;
Ajsetwor, Joha N. Clark; Jnsiic** of
Peace, James Pauie snd Ralph Douthiu;
Consul,!*, James. Paiurson; Board ot
Educatton, L. E. Willi and Columbut
Shoemaker. Jasper special tchool dl»-
trict. Thorn** Sbopshtr* and L. A.
WlUirow.
rttaUIT
Trustee*. _. E Sharp*. W. 0. Cam-
s*roo and J. P. Tbompwo; Clark. J. M.
wrest; Treasurer. O. P. Bead; fl iinwnr
E. G. Tuner; Jui'lce* of Peace, Ed
White and P. A. Cameron; Board of Education, 1. M. We*i sod S. A. Knlghi;
Constable*, C. O. Estl* and J, N. McCoy.
*F*sV-saUt
Trtat***, Prank Polls and R. L.
Brown: Clerk. O. H. Smith: Treasurer.
L*» Oartwrigbt; Aaaestor, I. C. Dick;
Jatuomat i**ace, Jcseph Baugar and B.
C. Lightl*, Constables, Jsme* Acton aad
A. L. M«N**li Board ot Edncauon.
Jcaatpb Booth and OUv«r Lightta.
rnaJTOif c«a*-o*u--tos .
Mavor.Joaaph Bradford: Clerk, Anhujr
CaP**««:Tg*tu-*r, Jacob itbelnfraak;
Ma-*ha*,UhaitesCuUer-. Attaieaor, Sam-
u*l H. CuUer; Ooun«»m*n, Jobn W.
Cooper, W. H. PstUraWtj Clarttnc*
Jsoea, S. B. Culltr, Oeort* Downing
and John Uhelnfrsnk; Board of Edde*-
tlon Clsreno* Jatves, aod E, W. Oorotui.
suit
Trust***, J. W. Fliiiburn arid Henry
Brown: CWrk. Chsrle* B. Wyon; Tr*s»-
urer. T. N. Patter-too; Ataveasor, Oeorg*
Voelker: Jostle** of Pe»ce, J. ,S. l.ane
snd W. H. Taylor; Oottstablea, O. T.
Cullir. Q*org* 1 eltt aod Aw Pout;
Board of Education, Ir* E. Hawk aud
Alec Gregg.
ttCJOTO
Truttoe*, William M. Vnlgamore and
liowanl lltveni; Clerk. James Soalh-
worth; TresJturer, W. L. Talboit: A*,
tesaor, George Myers; Jutilces of Peace,
W. A. Born and Utorg* O. Stewart:
Constables, George P. Marlln aad John
Deity: Ilo»rd of Education, H.S.Brown
and Barry Bom. ,
tiatio-t
Trutt***,Oeorg* Bally aod Jam** Mut-
greve; Cletk.lohn W.Blskemsn: Treasurer, Jacob Byron; Juatice* of Peace,
JohnW, Brown, Joseph W. G**; A*****or,
David BetiMtc; Oooiubl-t, lames Gal-
ford; Board of Education, Jacob Kocer
ai:d John Shilling. Sr.
Trcaaurtr* and Seettff* Affect**
Attorney Q*u*r*l Etli* rendered sn
opinion to ths Secretary of the Hut* at
itaie Supervisor of elections thst all
sberttT* serving their (ecood terms will
continue after Januarv Hi, the opinion
wenl alto In the cat* of lb* county
treasurer against whom the ism* constitutional protltion Si to th* continuous
service run*. Sheriff! snd treasurer*
tervltg tbey first Urtni were alio Interested. In tlio sbrtlion for the reason that
>!...:. rrr-n-i aea/iees attended one year
each, and rt*T*fM*TUM reason, snd hav
ing aerved three years by tbe time their
tuoceeaor* have been elected sod quail-
fled. It becomes a question whether they
will be eligible for another term or not.
The ilierltTtar* allowed lo serve after
January 1, undsr tbe special set extending their term* for on* year In order to
make the election la that office conform
to the blvnnlsl am«ndmtnt to the tut*
constitution which hu been adopted.
EXCHANGE NOTES
TEAM KILLED
Plunges Through River Bridge
Tuesday Evening
Forcing Ul* horse* through th* barrlir
erected by th* county commissioner* to
their death o.i th* ground thirty fast below, Jams* Oslford ot Union to vathlp
himtett bad a narrow aecap* from death
or sarloo* injury at the Boloto river
bridgest uregg'i Bill, Tuesdsy evening
Uslford bad com* to Wsverly Tuesday morning and when he left thr city
shortly after five c'oroe.k he wis eonsid-
erahly uiidor tho Influence or li'inor. In
coming to Waverly be had crossed on
the ferry host and be knew that tt was
impossible logoottr iht hridgo a* tbe
iron span had been twept away by th*
March flood and part*of the fi-roriog of
th* wooden ipsa, sitll tundtog. had been
removed. Hi* mind however wa* be-
fuddled by It.,nor and when the lionet
Instinctlyely turned off on the road Hading to lb* ferry-, their driver hsd pulled
tbem back otiio th* road lo the bride*.
a* the wason tracks th* nest tuotnlng
pl*ln'y-»howed.
Near the flt»t abutment there are pile*
ot lumber and the driveway had been
barricaded by heavy scantling. Un the
other tide of tht* the floor had b-en torn
up tor a dittance ot seven or eight feet
and It wa* through thu opening that the
hortet plunged, after having been forced
through the barrier. One horse went
down without a itruggl* hut the near
horse landed astraddl* of a woodtn
beam aod hung suspended In the air for
some minute*. Ferrymen ran to th*
animal'* atsltunc* but they were unable to extrtcau D from lu perilous po*l<
titon and attar despersu ttruggtlng it
too fell to th* ground below. The front
wheel* of the wagon almott touched the
•dge ot th* opening. 8ir*og*a* it may
i*em both hors** war* entirely dive*ted
of their hsrnesa and evtn the collar*
and bridles **r* found hanging upon
the beam of ihe bridge the next morning.
Th* team which wu an *xc*pUonally
good one belonged to Galford'i motlitr.
UNANIMOUS
Were the  Republican  Primary
Nominations Saturday
THERM WERE NO  CONTESTS
Tlcfcgl Is the Best  Ever  Presented to Waverly Voters
MARSHAL ROBINSOM tNDORStO
WORDS OF PRAJ8E
Items of Interest Chronicled by
the Neighboring Press  ,
M. K. Hughe*, aehalnmaker. was In-
•Unity killed and A. K. Williams, rata-
Dg engineer, eecafted d»*ih by' a nrs*--
row margin In the mine* of th* Alma
Cement Co. of Oreloo, Jackson oouniy.
Friday morning- Hughe* and Wllllami
w*r* measuring »n entry when a large
dynsmiu shot ws* fired.
Out of ti-0 woo hy th* stat* of Ubio
at tbe Chicago Oora Show, Bo*t oounty
carried sway SC4J. or nearly one third o!
tbe ttste'a winning.
HollaGarllng. of Frankfort, aged 21.
ft tn Jsil al Chllllcolhe, charged with
kidnaping Mary Smith, aged 15. The
girl it an orphan, having been uken to
the Rosa county children* horn* In 1891.
Overruling a motion for a new trial.
Judge Middleton be* •enuuod J. K.
Howe of Jackson to two years in th*
*Ute panllen'ltry for iliouting wllh intent to wound Mia* V*rnl* Friend, hit
housekeeper. Be fired at her through
a door and tbs hu'iUt lodged In hertboul-
d«r. The woman appeared a* a witn***-
ed tor lh* d*f«os* at the trial. An Indictment eh»rgtngarson it also wending
agalntt Howe, and h* wa* suspected of
hiving spirited one of thetUU'* wllne**-
e* away from a hotel to Columbus a few
week* ago. tlow* wa* formerly a suc-
etsjfui butine** msa in Jaaksoo. Hit
mother It proatraud wllh grief,
Georg* A VaugfaUrt, presidtnl of the
ClUsen* National hank and Chilli
cothe Street Railway ewmpaoy and larg*
*to«kho)der In the Vaughters-Kramer
Wholesale Grocery company ot Chillicothe quliUy married Margaret Kem
merer, a young employe of th* Cttisnnt
bank Monday evening. The bride wa*
formwly one ot the wornevt si»*ei ear
conductor* in thai city. Thi'. it the
groom'* fourth marriage, suVee wire*
having died.
" kMsra* Mam to M*
Allcging thai ht ws* vioUaily lnsan*.
Mrs. Michael H*rmUlb of P*bbl* town-
ahip caused the arrest ot bar husband
Tutadsy and h* is sow In the county jail
awaiting th* return of Probst* Judgs
.Beemaa who is abeeol 00 a wtdding tour.
Bermlithnow appears perfectly rational
and man* are of the opinion UtU h«
feigned Intanity or that bis mind
bul temporarily atTectsd. B* I* «*>d to
bave urrorlted th* whols nstghborbood
but willingly asoompantsd Offie*r Boav
Ineon io Jail.
Swinging through tb* atmospbtr* al a
speed roughly eiiimaied al Iwanly.two
mil** aa hour, tb* Uniud States Signal
Oarpa balloon No. 10 passed over Waver-
lyihorlly sfur **v*a o'clock Friday
morning. It had a***nd*d st St. l^oui*
the day before at 1:10 p. tn. and descended near Walton, West Virginia,
making ths trip ot tsboat 600 ml)** la
t*w«r than M boor*. The occupaou
otth* balloon were J. C. MoCoyandOap-
uln Charle* DaFotsst Chandlar aad
thty w*r* lucceatful In winning th*
Dahm cup which wa* otT*r*d th* balloon
lit wbo oovtred a dittance greaur than
*0> mil**, When the balloon passed
over Wsverly il wu moving In a tooth
easurly direction and wa* ox * great
height. The seronauu could not be
dlcttngulshed aod th* balloon was th*
tubjecl of a great deal of tpeculaUon
until It wa* learned where it was from
and what lu mission wa*. Chandler
and Mc('oy are participating In lh* International balloon races st St. Louis
'.hu week.
Th* Ropubllean primary conventions
to nominate candidate* for corporstloo
Md township ottlce* w*r* beld st th*
CoartHous* on Saturday evening. There
wssa good attendance and much lourwtt
manifested, not only by Republican!
but by Democratic voters a* well, a number of lMmocrau being present at bolh
conventions.
Gen. W. 3. June* was Chairman aid
Georg* 11 ihoens. Secretary, of both conventions snd the following nominations
were nude by acclamation;
wtvgntv cuaro-UTio**
Mayor
U. C. SMITH
Uerthel
Ij. W.  ROBINSON
Clsrk
ARCU STEWART J R.
Treaturer
t.K'illyl-.   HOWARD
Aaseisor
L. H. DAVIS
Oounctlman
WIU. lK)UaHEUTY
J. M. GEHRES
DOD1S HE1DT
LBV I   B.    MOO HE
JAMES VOELKER
C. M.   MrXJrTEY
Board of Public ArTaJrt
C. W. WATKIN8
SAMUEL BAYS
ED AMEN
Cemetery TrOSUes
WILLIAM WOODS
WILLIAM CLARK
Board of Education
W. V. WATTS
''sajr< Tata raw. •rowatssi-*
Stack**!* UtUen Oats*** ts D*et»
l*aao Fuilerton, aged 61, died at hit
bom* al Biockdale Sundsy morning st
five o'clock. Death was due to a malignant growth from which the deceased
had iuff«r*d for th* past three years.
Funeral services, conducted by Rav. J.
P. Cummin* wer* held at Stockdal*
Moodsy aad Interment wa* mad* at ihe
Martin eemeterv. Mr. Fuilerton wa* a
son of Rav. Isaac Fuilerton. a termer
commissioner of Scioto county and for
year* the foreman Free BspUst mlnliur
In thit part ot the country. Be it »ur-
vtved by a wife aad four children. Andrew Fuilerton ot Wakefield la a brother
and Mrs. John Sampson of Stockdale It a
titter of the deceased.
Albert Davis, ths negro mnrdsrer who
ill be •leatrocuted at tbe Ohio Peni-
untisry tomorrow atoralng, la a former
Pik* oountian. having been reared near
Given Sutton. Dav;« murdered bis
sweetheart at Springfield a few years
ago aad ha* been in fh« death annex for
a number of month* put. Effort* to te-
our* a respite bar* been futile aad tb*
electrocution will uke place promptly at
the appointed time.
AaMMm* P*» twH-tti
AnU-sSaloon Day was observed at the
Prttbytertan sad Method 1st churches on
lasa Sundsy. tb* Re*. Mr. Myers ot Colombo* having charge of Utt same**.
Union meeting* ot tb* coo^-egatsoo*
wer* held In tb* morning tu the Math-
eta>*t church aod lath* evening at the
Presbyterian church and both service*
were largely attended.
Aa N- A W. freight ear whicb b-cam*
dwalled rjetartea Gleo Jean aad Waverly
cut th* beads oft the bolts which Join
the rails for ocu a distance b*for* I*
wa* disooveud, Saatlay ssar-jlag. But
ont wheel ws* off and It aa along the
inside of ta* tall, srorittg th* bete a*
cleanly as a knit* eat.
Throcgh hit attorneys rj!*r and
Dottglt*. J. T. Violet hat brought suit
ggtintt th* Norfolk A Western Railway
Oe*m pany tot alTM*. damag**. Viol** was
* Isborar In the employ of Ur* eotan**?
,    WILLIAM  MAUOER
JOHN LUTBER
Obtk
C. E.   GREEN
Treasurer
FREDRICK FREY
Justice* of Peace
JOSEPH PATTERSON
BENRY   VALETTK
TOM   BROWN
Aasesaer
ALVA BROWN
Conctable*
ASA FARMER
WILLIAM  SCHWARDT
L. W. ROBINSON
Cam el try   Tru«t*e
WILLIAM ST1NER
Board o' Ettuoalloo
F. M. BAYS
It E. SBARPE
The nomlnaiioo of W.  V. Wstu for a
second Urm at mtmhar  of th* Board of
Education   and maklnr  nn oom(nation
for lb* other vacancy on the Board, give*
each  party a caodldal.*   and   Uke*  tb*
school election out of politic* this year.
Mr WatU ba* larvrd ta President of th*
Hard for tb* past two   y*«rs, hs*  don*
much for the advancement and  b*tur-
inentol  th* tchooli  sod   merited   the
honor conferred u|«in   blm by  lb* ooo
venOoa.
City Marshal L-wis W. Itobta-oo who
wat defraud for re • no m Inst ion Its tb*
D-mocratlc primarle* by **stuffed ballot
-box aod wbo ••cured a place Oft tb*
ballot aa aa independent candidal* by
petition, was indorsed bv lb* tUpubti-
cans.
Afur tb* nominations were mad*.
Chairman Jooe* delivered a short speech,
congratulating tbe lUpoblloans aod ciU •
ten* generally upon htvinsr tb* oppor-
tualty to sou tor tueh txoeUeni candidal**. Tb* Uineral remarked that tb*
Republicaas realised it was op to tbem
to do *omciu!ng for Waearty, th* D*mo-
erau having failed *o compltuly la tbeir
administration, snd thu tb* Hepubll-
eansbad shown their appreciation of
Vocal ooTtdlilon* by nomlasttng the very
beat men. good, clean, honest cttlsees,
aroand whom tber* t* not svta a suspicion of gangism or Bnssitm and tbey are
men who will do evcrytbing possible tor
Waverly. Chairman Jest**' remarks
wer* eaib«*<a*tlca)ly rt)**,**d,
For  Gov. Harris   and Steward
H. C. Barnes
Tb* Poeumouth TW**, tb* laatftng
lVmocrstic newspaper of th* Tenth
OoagT*wlonal District, tMently bad
word* of praise tor Go*. Barn* snd
Steward II. C. Barnes of tb* Oslilpolit
Slat* Hospital. Coming from tuch a
r-oognlted partisan source, tbe TtW*'
compttmeuUry r*f«**nc« lo the** public
oBciait raflsctt much crtJit aad !**v*a
lh* impression that it It based upon tru*
maris.
The.-Time* t*y»:
stuiisti a oooD oovKataoit
Noting lb* fact tbat Oov. Andrsw L.
Bam* made a hurried trip Saturday
over to Athens to view a road way that
ws* in dltpou tMtween Ota Ohio Bospl-
ul for lnaen* and Ohio University, tbat
beiaigbiaci intelligently and fairly upon the poinu In diapuU, brings up th*
taat tbat Gov. Harris 1* making an exceptionally activa governor, lie ta not
blowing hit trumpet about his aocos
pllabmtnu or hi* action, but h* it quietly going ahead doing what he b-li***e I*
right and proper. We know of oae tn-
auooe that came to onr personal knowledge, thst illustrate* the thoroughness
wltb which Gov. Harris looks after tU*
details ot hi* work tar tb* people of th*
state. A abort time ago he paid * vuit
loth*Ohio Hospital for EpUtpitc* at
Gallipots* and wat shown about the farm
connected wllh th* Hosplul by the
tteward. Mr. darne* Now thst farm '.t
what ts known as "Crawfish land."
When It nam* Into th* potaetslon of tb*
iitte, i* was not very much, although
uodar the careful and eysumallo plan
ot fertilization pursued by Steward
Barn** It I* about a thousand per cent
batter than it wa*. How*v«r It I* y*t
ftr from being what Mr. llarot* or aay
on* els* want* ll to he and It waa a puz-
*'»r for tbe Governor, who hu been used
to the fine, fertile valley* over In Preble
county. He tbook hit head sadly whan
Suwsrtl Barn** asked him what a*
thousbt of the farm.
"I do oot think I ever saw Jusl such
land a*this,"h*re.lled.
Tbe Governor want away but be did
not forget. In a w**k or so he had th*
director ot the Wootur Exp*rim*nt
Suiloa and a corpt of bliaaaiiunudown
to GtllipolttvJko give thst fsrm a scienii
fie (SsminaUoo. Now they are going to
Uk* a taction ot that farm aad experiment with It for a year or to. to deur*
mined whst proceu ot fertilization will
yield tb* best results, snd upon that
report work oo tbe fsrm will proceed
While penooglly we tasr have mor*
faith in the ultimate retult of Mr.
Remit' plan, worked out from Ir.titntic
contact with lb* eml aod iu problems at
com pared wltb tbe deductions of tbe
scientific buglogitU, still tb* interest
ihown by Go*. Harri*. bi* keen deair* to
do what ta bett, it certainly deserving ot
tb* high*** acs-msvtdatlnsi BU* la making* s governor foe the peopl* of the
who!* tuie. aad one that will be a bard
man to d«tt*t wben he comes again.
Oov. Hams Is a •troor partisan. In
hts creed It written tbs word "Reptibll-
can" and b* sdher** to tb* principal* of
thst psrty In hu political actlvltie* and
sppotntmanu. And we are Juiia* radi-
e»Uy ooovtnced tbat In hi* Creed and his
party, n* 1* wrong as h* it tbat be l*
right. Whll* that difference In opinions
snd belief-, makct ua opposed to him
politically. It I* a j.leasur* to commtad
th* honesty and efficiency of hi* effort!
If we are to have a Republican governor,
tbir* could not b* a mor* aeeepuble oo*
to the great ma** of th* clUzeas of the
sute than Mr. Hani*.
METHODISTS
Of District Meet ttere In Semi-
Annual Conference
MUCH INTERESt MANIFESTED
A»d Practical Sublet-:* Are Discussed at Each Session
atV. OIL CHAtO ««t-t-OOUtflT ADDRESS
Cblttloolbti Diatrict Maihol'.U aiel in
sentiannual coaftreito* tat the M. E.
chsir-h tn this cily oo Monday snd I'uvs-
dayof ihit weak Much tnter-at was
manlf**ta^r*»Td fifteen of the iwen»v-ot>*
mtnlitcrt in tbe district tier* p.*!"!! and
participated In the v»rlou* •-wrion*.
Prscttosl »nb;»ct* war* dl*<o»*e*J by
the eonfarencw and tit* R»e. Dr. C«-*i<s of
Bmsd Street «;imretl, Ct'tumtKr* bad a
most ak-juent Mldre** oo "lodivlduai
Evsngvllsro," Mondty ev*rii«r. Th*
Wse*rly Epworth Uttgu* hsd chart* of
tlt# service* Tueftsv ev«nlni{ »ud »« in-
ur-sttng peagT»m w,« *iv*n
gpeeial musi I wat remlar^d b* kt«*l
Ulrntsrisl e*-y>lqliO'- iH.iA'hj fb* (""»•
pleot Wtwriy f»r useir kutsiatiw aaai
th« enteruinm*at torn th*U ware adupt-
•J
Tne erlaattnr WS* prasitlmi ovar t»f Dr.
Isaac Crook ot OhlUu-otb* and Uar. E.
E. Slooe of Kiwrsloo was teoreury.
Other ministers present were Ravs. L-
C. Iladilor. Trinity oburcli, Clil'.lieotbs;
Cbsrie* Chandler, Walnut Btreetcborcb.
Chilllooihe. W. T. Brown, BournvllU:
T. W. Ixjcke, Wathlngton  U. U ; C»ia*.
E. Sower*. Balubrldge;   0. E. Bucbes.
Good Bop*; R*v Morris, Denver: P.W.
Drum. Frankfort; J. L- LandalU*, Ad*l-
pht»; W.8. FUber. Wlllla-na^iort: T. L.
Has*. New Boiuad;  J.  W. Atkinson.
Porumouih: G. W. Grime*, Porta-aootb.
and O, W. Lott, Waverly.
AUoflbe  vtnUng  pastors  Intnecutl
tbe recently remodeled  M. E. parsonage
la ibis eiiy aad es^rsatwd thamtnve* as
being well pleated with ths Improement.
OWNEK FOUND
WlllUm War* 6r.. a wall known citizen of Pebble township ws* cl*lm«d by
death on Thursday of laat week, after
months of suffering from a spinal afTao
Hon, Mr. Ware's Ulnee* date* back to
April 1906 when hi* back wa* injured by
a fall from a hors*. It wss at first r*
warded aa a trivial sprain but it later
developed tbat tb* iplne bad been Injured snd afur being treated by various
phyilciani the Injured msa wa* taken to
Columbut a taw moo thi ago and operated
upon. He obtained only temporary relief however, aad death wa* not unexpected. Tb* deceased wa* ooeof Pebble
township'* b**t citizen* and nawi of hit
demis* waa rectiv*d b*r* with much
regret.
A petition nominating Glbaoa Ewtng
snd M. Hutt for members of the Board
of Education was presented to th* Board
of Elections Moodsy aad tbs name* of
the** two eaadidaxes wtll appear on tbe
r**-ul*rt*boo} ballot. Titer* art bat
two m*mbees of tb* Board ot Education
to elect thi* fall aad by agisameat, tb*
Republican aad D-moeratio coovanttoaa
nominated bat oa* oaodldat* each, sb*
toemtr ttominating W. V. Want for a
second Urm and th* Skiur naming Pro-
bau Judg* Beeatan. Astt stand* now
there will tour nam** on tbe school
uekastwitboolT two v*c*rio>«e to fill.
Tb* mannar ta which aomiaaUoaa ware
mad* gives Messrs. Westa and Bsemaa
tb* RtepaWioan and Democratic party
support wbtl* Messrs Eertag aad Butt
will poll aa ladipcndcat trot* wbleb it
said an b* dkatsi ntlid wUb Ur* -aaas***.
meat of the acboots.
For Horse and Express VVauon
Abandoned at Alma
Jame* Hatfield of Alma baa foand th*
own*r of tb* borte and «•*-»*«* • wagoa
abandoned at hi* plac* la»t week b»
tbiarvt* wbo stole hu bor-kboard. He it
W. B. Brown, a bors* trad*r of Cbilll-
eoth*. woo is now loeaud st Omegsv
On laat Tuesday Brown traded tb*
hors* and axprctt **agon to aBOtber
tradir for a rubber Ure buggy »nd gafa
him S3 00 differ***-*. Th* day tdter-
ward he traded off the buggy for aaother
hors* and rig bnt H d***!©***! lbs* Uu
first rig bad btan hired from Stooi'a
Uv*ry »tabl* at Clrclevllla and tbe new
uwntr was forced to giv* It n,i Brown
then turr*aa*red the outfit b* had ob-
Utned and bearing tbat a bo»»* b*d been
abandoned at Alma he went ther* and
identified tt aa being the on* he had
traded for tb* «tol*n twiggy.
Tn* partieipaauln the vsrio-m *-%-**
actions sre now trying to figure out tbeir
losses. The ClMUvtlle man** bor** r*
iuII mitatlag aad be ws* deprived ot tb*
ute of a boggy for a week; Browa fctctrt
•S.OO, tb* as* of the hon* aad axp-ea*
sad his expense* In coming after s***»»;
Mr. Batfleld fed tht animal to* r-ess* a
•week and hi* backboard 1* ittil mi**tag
aadMsrsbsl Robii-soo spent tl.00 tn
making ao effort to local* th* owner of
the nropertv. Th* only oo* who ******
to b* ahead ot taagam* ia Mr*. Georg*
Bortu wbo stlred Ua* bor*- and rig at
Clreuvtli* and wbo i*b*,i***d tobsv*
made good ber ***caee witbtb* Otrels-
vilUbo-*** aad   Haifialdt  buekboard.
laurest Incrwaiei as work on tb* Ws-
v«rly Pair aad Racing AaraiKiajJoo's too,
mitt progr***** aad stock In th* company*** now »*1 ling raatdly Daring Ut*
p«,i week John C Bebaoseil haa had a
tort* Ol ta*o witb thirteen u»m* and
scrap*-* st work aad tb* sit foot fir. on
wbe track lesar lb* rtetvd ot Fifth 8t#*e*
la Hearing r*ompleUoa- OUier aT«s wtU
at ooo* b* **»***« and tb* *ee««*ary
grading tloo* aad ti is hoped tohavetb*
track rewdv for tb* clay to b*--*»♦»**-
torewinur «eu ia. Ia tb* spring tb*
nnithiag touehe* wfll be put era tb*
tntek, ue*» *eiaat*d and grsad-uad. es-
hibit t-aild«yr* sod *Ubl*s ataeui.
Oolt total aUulaet* will be permitud
to sis oa juries m tb* FraokUc ccrcsty
eomaioo pleas man from bow on, **-
needing toss sgreemeoi twacbed by Ur*
taertcr tUet Taa tt* M*te
ll &•***»* »fr*»«d »rOUfld rjtvtcrtisy that   a—uw tw*» m^^nmvrua iswa*» wy *»•
Portaawttth ebtcken ftghurs bar* **t^|a>* eammoa pl**a lodges.   It ba* a****{5^^^ojoj*aomm**ionr u> est
Bay Watkia*. tssr-*>s*-ty of tht* city
wm ftremaa oa tbs N. k W fratgbt
which croaho* Ut* BI* out of Anau*
Sbsa* ss '>res* r ti is *a Wvdarajttay jet***
ofiutweek.    t*_ae   was * b-*dc*-fra»
sod was ran down by a work train dor-lured *»*ambo*t sad pisa tOf-tll off a I dearnmlaed Uu* lb* pracMo* ot u»*,e*^JB-^ttTiiamiy
ingtb*  Utter part ot J una, r*a*Wirsg} big twiilag  main  Tbaoatsg-vlng  D»t- J *t taotm aad tbalwoa  b*ur**w«B sa| ,<     _T?!t*;^,
«e>«r* cum aad bruues snd lotttnal io-!Tb**xa*t tocoitinaof courtrav W ft-srd*^ i^o--sair«l   "garpest Bame" w-n«s wtftIs*-
juris*.   H*all*-*M*ureles*tue»a-*rath*jt**-*>airs»i,   Spa*u will b* peossa, from [of t*o«rt. J* s*m«Unt g-oarrdt for th**^]***-***! U Ut* P-s-mytwrsi.  chart*
parttsf th* train cr*w. lOatttlaetlae,Waterly tJid O-riagstta.       i cbaeg* of aay j****. laeziSutiiay moi-oi&g u K>  -