Agr 2 Mentioned In the Dispatches 4 ad 88 secessor of orporal Tanner ns commander In chief of the Grand Army of the Republic Ohio editor, Rob Brown, He pub the Zanesville was born In 1845 and has always been a resi dent of the state. He wis chosen command- er in chlef by accla mation at the recent national encampment of the Grand Army in Minneapolls. When a boy of sixteen he offered his services to the Unlon cause and served from the reak of the eclvil war until its He was a private In the Fifteenth Ohio infantry and served in the Fourteenth army corps of the Army of the Cumberland until his mus tering out in 1804, He wasthen a veter an, though still but of nineteen, and he re-enlisted as such, serving as a fficer until the last he it struggle was fired. He has long been active In the Grand Army and enjoys wide popu larity among thos¢ wore the blue forty years and more ago is an ert B lishes Courler, Ohio In R. B. BROWN, out! V1 Close, 1 bos noncominission I who A writer n Harper's ttributed Weekly quotes Dr. Rice of » recent meet their lawyers rate law seems, used new ist who went ademy to 7” he was ask u handle great this em how to | Hon Mr. Shaw conundrum, Mr Shaw could not well take the negative y may retaliate o1 propounding rival vegetarians write plays ?™ a as 4 +4 ONT dr Crys In the the ud it, pool nts shoul side gold and pickerel wayworn stran- caught In a of Georgia that flows one way. into the bar He lingers charmed by the tinkling fountain and the murmur of and In due time, as he absorbs the mysterious In fluences of the place, he understands and even shares In the affection lav. ished upon the gal by the chivalry of Georgian, Hoke Smith, It happens, is one of the owners of the Pledmont hotel and is therefore entitled to hia share of the revenue received frou those who visit the shrine of the un known goddess, He ls a leader of a deri fish The ger stream chivalry nll ow opt HOKE SMITH. room pol tien $unday school and early In the cans | palgn appealed to the prohibition ele In | THE ment of Georgla, His enemies brutal ly seized upon his part ownership of the Pledmont bar and trumpeted the fame of “the gal in the fountain.” Mr Smith that insisted upon a strict accounting of derived from this source and that his share should be turned over to charity. declared he had revenues He named three Institutions as bene iclaries of the funds and one of them refused to a Mr, Smith's donation the that It was “tainted money." cept on ground The unique campalgn of Winston Churchill, the novelist, against corrup tion In politics has attracted attention throughout the country. After writing which the corporation forth, Mr. “Coniston,” bossism snd his new book, in workings of control of politics Churchill urged the Lincoln Republicans of New Hampshire to be a candidate for the Republican nomina tion for governor. In the support of the Lin. Republicans Mr. Churchill named the Boston and Maine railroad as the chief of impure in thie State The of this road is Luclus Tuttle He is with a statement in are set wis by accepting coln cause poll les Granite president out 1S: ipaign ful agains » his purpose y 1 mself a me literary 18 Hartford | the been kept writies sympathy wwernment and since the Val He Is or and ar Auburn, N. Y., t his fam United of devastated ean cities Wolverene State lL while he was a boy Zé When the eivil war hroke out his father tect the It ru How Oplum Is Obtained MADE AT THE GREAT WATCH WORKS AT CANTON,OHIO The dealer who dosen't have DUEBER-HAMPDEN WATCHES may tell you they are not the best. He wants to sell what he has it's human nature. 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