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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
A CLEVELAND SHERIFF
Satisfied That Kid MoMunn, the Ravonna
Murderer, IN Undor Arrest.

Satisfied That Kid MoMunn. the Ravonna
Murderer, Ia Under Arrest.
The Cleveland authorities think they
have McMunn, one Of the Ravema
murderen. The Plain Dealer says:
Sheriff Sawyer returned home at 1890
o'clock last evening from Cairo, Mich,
where he had been TO visit prisoner
captured by Deputy Sheriff Q. 4. Jones
of that town, and who was supposed to
be KID" McMunn.
The man was captured with four
Others Tuesday, after having robbed u
German farmer from the back woods
Of Michigan, by q sherilf's posse. They
were captured at u small station near
Vassar and taken TO Cairo, the county
seat. Sheriff Sawyer is sure the man
captured ID Kennedy or McMunn
but to make the assurance doubly
sure he left him in prison
at Cairo, where he is sure to be convict
ed of highway robbery II no demand Is
made for him by Ohio officers, and will
send some one from here to identify
him. The man captured corresponds
In every particular with the description
of MCMunn. He has all his fingers, the
impression here that one was missing
having been erroneous. The sheriff
has not yet decided whom he will send
to Caro- 10 identify the prisoner and
says there is no necessity for haste in
the matter, Is the man ag safe anyway,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
,eIl. Mo, l0g T.L.AOo's addition, sllbI

soil, No. l0g TIL, a Co.'S addition, sllbI
q, T., Moore 10 u, y, Allison, No, a,
l., l., LambOrn'a addition, 500 John
II, Edwards 70 Laura A, Lloyd, No, 90
y, l., q Co.'s addition, tibDl j, l.,
shurtz 20 William X FOgg, Nos, lps
and iOa, u, peeter'a addition $500,
Sarah llilfOyB administrator 10 A,
llarney Al 100 acres IN TpseaTaWah
tp, $780, William T., Gully 70 Jennie
Gully " al, Gl acres IN fuhearawas tpp
8g,AOl, Joseph ll0yer'a administrators 10
II X, nmmbaugh, 40 acres Ia Lake Up,
$3.50, j, NJ, DeOslr0ph % Ed Menegay
lot 30 IN Louisville, $4,000 sheriff "
Joseph AOhllling ION acres Ia Nlmlshll-
lon tpp b,lO0 Patrick Burke 10 Sarah
Gilfoy, 100 acres In Jackson tp, 5000,
ID, g. Hoover 10 Martha hwaTlz I acres
lu Marlboro tp, $1,000 Margaret
Rhodes 70 Henry lieyird, 40 aelrs In
Lawrence tpr aAWli Elizabeth Herr 10
George Whllmyrr lois ~ and w IN
West Fulton, $500, M llall6hOm W
Nathan Caskey lol u, MI, Union sgah0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Tho Now DinnoynrY.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about II, You may
yourself be one among the many who
know from personal experience just
how good q thing II is. If you have
ever tried II, you are one of its staunch
friends, becouse the wonderful thing
about II Is, that when once given trial,
DIR. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds q place In the house. II you have
never used II and should be afflicted
with cough, cold or any Throat, Lung
OF Chest trouble, secure q bottle at
once and give II fair trial. II is guar
anteed every time, or money refunded,
Trial Bottles free at Durbin, Wright
e. Co.'s Drugstore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
WHITFIELD by PAnALYpIa.


The Strange Experience Of Sewer Hm'
ploye'''pakru 70 Hts Home,
d. a. Moreland, % brick layer on tho
new sewer was taken 10 his home m
Harlem Sprlnga thla morning, lao hnyr
Ing been stricken lhuraday evening
with what appeared 10 be- paralysis,
Mr., MOreland came here with Con
tractor SkGtla, when that gentleman
was Given In charge NJ the sewer In the
lall, lle has been boarding NJ No ~
south Walnut street. and Thursday
morning hC decided he would start out
ln search Of good property Tor sale or
rent llG trampcd many miles over
the city and when he returned % the
sewer In the afternoon he was 6tagger
ing, lie complained OF numbnesi In
his legs, and before long he had 10 be
assisted 10 his boarding house, Before
night he recovered sufficiently 10 walk
TO the doctors, but there found he could
not walk, lie was assisted home and
by this morning thought he had reC0y,
cred from the unknown trouble. He
had not been NJ work long before his
legs gave out aud he aank hclpleGly %
the ground, II wNa then deemed best
20 send him home lie was taken In u
20 che Cleveland, Canton A.
Southern road, assisted In the car aud
taken % his home, where lac now lying
unable 20 move,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
AN AblthNou DIVORCE CASE,
A Conductor wif1 MaGos somo Grave
Churs0s against Hor Bottor Half

A Conductor WIFI MaEos somo Grave
Churs0, against H0r Bottor Half
Marietta Ftergc has applied In com.
mon plptg court for divorce from o,
W. Ffersp on the ground of adultery
She alleges they were married July
II, 1871 and have two children She
says on Or,ougr 10, 1888, 10 Wooster, he
committed Ululirrywi. h Miunie Br0ose
and also 900 ylriuus times since that
date, both Iu Wooster ana Alliance
Hell the pu.uHor uf cpU0n household
g00us wl.rl shuWha tuut he be restrain
ed from wumunr.ug frecspis employ,
ed ag conductor uu the i, r. We q.
rallroad, amt makes lroln $50 10 SlUO
per month Nhn nl#o prayS that he De
enjOmpd from assigning said wages TO
any Ier.0n during the pending OF this
action,
She prays ior divorce custody of the
chlleu, uimuuy aud to bp restored TO
h,f mwd.u name, IN injunction
was granted restraining him from Ell.
CumJeung LAe household goods or u.s.
signing hiB wages,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

MeMunn 10 wanted here for burglary
and larceny and at hayenna fof tho
murder OF Detective llulllgan,
The Ofiense for which the gang was
arrested IN Michigan was 0ne OF Nc
MunnR peculiar tricks, They met the
farmer referred 10 ~ the road and in
yited him 10 play cards, AZ the victim
put his hand Ia his pocket for his wal
lot one OF the gang caught his elbow
ana jerking his purse out by that
lever RnatOhed II and ran, They we're
pursued down tho railway track by the
sheriff on u special engine and caught
la tho woods, The "lid" is said 10 be
q good looking man OF ~ now
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
OHRONlO DlSEAaER.

illa Doctor treats no acuie diseases, but makes
aH nnilre specially pt chronic auu long standing
diseases, gates lyen uPbY other doctors and
pnnplnCed inCufihle, hp most desires ~ SOC,
ONO 100 thp last twn years, many Of which had
pfrn HlFrnup as tHeuHAplH, some 20 hp lllnd,
n.1.rs ppai, apd q Large Numbett0 70 be lnyalids
Ger lli1 hut behold nov they Zee and iieaT,
HNl Hluy srron tho High TOAD 70 Health and
lWN Iuug aYery day
.N9 p1di0r lsMrf0unded with the largest e0l,
Ton Of hUe Instruments ever Imported 70
n. "IuHify Tor examining and tTpatiHg all
"A HHig liseas1sOt tho Head, Face, Rye, ltaT,
tl# HI Heat lunRs, Stomach, liver, Kidneys,
M" ilTr, AWH, hrain and Nervous syslem, Can,
'pWpui rules, twellinfs, ola h0fps, flis,
.iit Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dr0psy,
y f hlCt lloadarhe, Debility, Depression on
.ia, diseases Of Children, lleTdielay piss|
1gis plssasgs, All surgical operations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
THE CITY SUED
For $4,000 Dy Nancy Grund on
Account Of luinrIes Received,

Nancy j Gmnd has commenced suit
In common pleas court 70 recover dam
ages In the sum Of 5000 from the city
Of Canton,
Tie petition says that IN February II
last Tiers was q deep ana dangerous
descent on North street. between Cas-
aidY aud Plum streets, The plaintiff
alleges that loo aud snow made IL still
more dangerous and says no steps had
beeu taken by tho city 70 warn pedea'
trains OF the danger e1latlng
SHE further says ON the night OF the
above day she was passing along said
Bgfert unHwRrcR ui the dangerous hOe
aud Waa plunged forward, being thrown
0n thc brick pavement She sustained
a broken afm, un Injured hand, u
sprlintd limb aud hip, all OF which In
juTleR Rhe says hah caused her gr0at
pain and suffering, " is claimed that
the injuries will 10 a great extent be
peTmanent For these injuries she
asks damages IN Tho sum OF $1,000,
IhG matter was brought before the
council some weeks ago and PROPOSE
ton from her, 10 settle for $500, was
discussed. The relief committee 20
whom the matter Waa referred, favored
u settlement on those terms, but other
members Of the council thought tho
igure too high and the matter was laid
on the table
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
CASE COMMENCED IN COURT
10 Set Aside judgment Rendered
Twenty. EiRht Yohrh AEo.

10 Set Aside judgment Rendered
Twonty.EiRht Years AGO,
Leander MarChand, et, al, Va, Bertha
A, Marchand Is the title Of a new case
commenced In common pleas court
The petition alleges that In 1861 Bar.
bara A, Marchand obtained u divorce
from Abraham Marchand aud was
granted $500 alimony and $50 q year
during her natural life. Abraham was
afterwards married to Mary 9. Mar.
chand, lie died In July 1881, After
his death Barbara received her one.
third Of his estate. The petition al.
leges that his death made II impossible
for her 10 pay the required almony dur.
lug her natural life and the plaintiff
now asks that she may be eni0lned
from trying 10 collect said alimony,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Fine Farm For Sale or Trade,

viii onct Tor sale AZ bargain, or trade Tor C,n.
ton haaaIlloa or other town property, my tarm Of
n acre, tnown a. ne "Nayo Farm" located thfoc
miles southeast Of May'llloh ono.quartor mile
ou tho main road leading from Nlulllon 10 Rich.
ullc vcy comfortable lwo story, clsht room
house with excellent barn ana outhoO.cs, thlrtcoa
acres Of good llmbcr splendid orchard cl,ter and
well water and pfoopou Of valuable coal bed,
forfull particulars, call at Tho farm or addrcu
ny c,tof SARAH UNCLE.
dgw wdm Maalll,n. o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
WIN Havo TO Answer TO Serious Charge

Frank p. Masters, the man who was
arrested some time ago on n charge of
rape preferred by Lizzie Mertie of Ma.
varre, was given preliminary hearing
before Mayor Blake this morning
The case is q very revolving one and the
testimony is unfit for publication.
Masters was held TO await the action of
the grand jury In the sum of $1,000,
which amount he furnished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
NOT VERY SERIOUS.
The Report Of n Row on East Tusoarawa'
street Greatly Exaggerated,

The Report OF u Row on East TuHearaWaH
street Greatly Exaggerated,
II was reported vt police headQuar'
tOrs yesterday afternoon that u lively
light was IN progress ~ the slaughter
house OF George Mel2ger X Son on East
TusCarawas street The telephone mes
sage stated butcher knives were being
used and that William Mel2ger had
been badly cut, Investigation showed
IL was not as serious an affair as the re.
port seemed 10 indicate,
An employe vt the place, stated that
William Met2ger and man named
Hoover had few words but that no
cutting had bOen done and the only
way they could account for the report
gaining circulation was because vii
liam Met2ger had afterwards cut his
hand while engaged In doing some
work around the shop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations VIII bc hold on the nrat
saturday OF zach month, Examination viii here.
place OF iilgh school
Ar ALtiAN0s.- October ii.h, itsa aud February
Oth 1850, ''''
Ar MAAAitioN- October g7th, iFe
AT CANAL FULTON March OH 1900
AT TNAyAnRi,-April 18th, 1891
AZ hARLuoRo-Nay lith itea
L. N, TAuuAUT Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Legal Notice.

fmc y, naly rcalllng In the state nf Indiana. will
Mho nnllcc lhnt William KoplngOr on September
VIZ, lRN hlrd his petition M Tho Court VI Common
llcai OF hthlk county, one against her and olhoft
plAllnH lul thu payment NJ Judgment then hhd
lul wy Auluuhl nl tllO and costs, aud dur from thp
Hh.iulm ul hald enc \, nny Tor her nAlhtrnnneo
,nhn praying that A. w. UUthNrH, executor of
flWAuNW krnllnNcf deceased, be- directed 10 my
WV sihc plt ~ inhds In ha hands dnl ~ sad Biig
nAlfi anu she IN REQUIRED ~ answer on on before
,Mhich HO, leN ~ Judgment and decree may be
taken against hcr NV wv
fOhb.dAtsNuW WILLIAM WEpLtNutu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
wANTsA DIVORCE

An tho Ground Of Abandonmont..Tho no
Petition,
Mary Francis Baum has applied for
divorce from George on the ground Of
abandonment The petition says they
were married October 2S, 1884, and have
one child She says the defendant left
her six weeks after they were married
and has been away from her over three
yenrs.
She prays for divorce, alimony Gus.
tody Of the child aud 70 be restored to
her maiden name
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
rho shonlr shuts up q arocory.

The grocery store Of Albert n John
Riniker Mt No. South Market street,
was closed up last night by Deputy
Sheriff Altekruso on judgments in IA.
vor of Is. Dannemiller Il Sons amount.
ing TO 800. The judgments we're after.
wards purchased by Gabriel Draime
and Lewis Robin, who viii continue
the business at the old stand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
A Now Grange Organised.

The farmers Of pike township met in
Sparta last night and organized a new
grange TO be known as the Pike Town.
ship Grange. Most of the farmers re-
siding In that section joined the organ.
ilniiOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Mary Brissel has been appointed ad.
ministratrix Of the estate Of John Bris.
sci, Of Canton, with the will annexed.
John II. and Isaac Dagger have been
appointed executors Of the estate Of
Jacob Dagger deceased, late Of 0sna-
burg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
DELAY ~ pANnERous.

.'Hr d.sHG ar0 20 deceptive that hundreds
IH4 HHpr thom before they even suspect
rH Hu1w they afu not weil, but are peT,
iNi1I inn deadly iiHFs which are
.fulih0mt and mutl, sooner OF later,
.t. 'F lNnnt uNlpsa fesCuedhy skillr
400 Ynu ailiDirdf NaW case may
ny plfahlp, hui NemrWhff every
|U. neglect b.iuHs You neaVti iib iHrufar
..a. H."H perhaps The most skllllul phys
.H "HIUr Nnu no assistance The prcss
,iln WiWn may bo TOO LATE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Licensed TO We'd.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
Frank NJ. McGrew and Annie Books, Of
Sippo; Andrew 9. Shelter and Olive
May Rosemerry, of Wilmot; Jay Mart.
ter and Birdie Shriyeplin, Of Canton;
Charles l.. Galley and Dora Mussar Of
North Industry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
At minis rator's Notice.

Nntlrc' hereby icn thar the undeslgnrd Ina
negn uuly luhllilcli nj appointed M Administrator
ul Wy estate ui william kurik lutH Oi stark conn.
W ohloO deceased JuliN bONAT
n.,.t A,.,.,. ,,. ,o. 49,. Administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Tho Greatest Discovery Down to
tho Present Time,
And the only medicine known TO man
that does positively cure these diseases
by curing the Liver, such as Headache
OF all kinds, Constipation or Costive-
ness, Rheumatism OF oil kinds, Nervous.
ness, Skin Diseases, oil Stomach Diseas-
es, like Kidney disease, yields every time
to this Great Discovery; Paralysis Ii
prevented and Dropsy cured by It's time.
ly use; II clears the skin and clean9es
the Blood. All that isnecessary TO con
vince, Is n trial Call at T. d, MOFAE.
LANDS drug store and ask for DR. Il.
MacFarland's Little Book, II tells you
all and gives yoursymptoms Sold also
by u. T, Baltaly, Masslllon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Married, at Mapleton, Stark county,
o.. March Ia, 1889, by Rev. George u
Cochel, lIezekiah Clapper and Lizzie
Betz, both Of Mapleton, y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

.,fsk. 100 Nice Cards, name In gold, 100 Z =.
YlMn est NOngs, III Complete Stories and AFonts
V-y outnt ~ cW, BEE HIVE SUPPLY 0Op
t9tl'VA a1a1iitlVs, QAl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

WANTED-M MRN 10 soil our Fruit aud
W Ornamental Stock We can gyo you Il gODd
Paying situation nt once, Address Tor tctns n N
York, nat1i INV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
WANTED MORPHINE,
An Inmate Of The County lnhrmary
Commits Suicide by Taxing
Overdose Of the Drug

Adam liFaehm, OF Maasillon, commit.
ted suicide NJ tho county inhfmary ear
ly Friday morning by taking an over.
dose Cf morphine,
lie got up shortly after midnight and
broke into tho 6luruh0uat, stealing al'
most twenty five grains of mOrphue
Tie gained Hn entrance 10 the place
where the drugs wore kept by breaking
In q window, About $50 O'clock thif
morning one Of The employees discover
cd Braehm lying 10 an unconscious con
ditlOn on his bed ana found the NOR
phlne bottle under his pillow II WIZ
hOOn found that the diapenanrY had
been broken open ana the morphine
taken,
superintendent POntiua was notified
aud everything possible done ~ restore
the man but without avail, lle died
this morning about 1850 O'eloCl, II
WAS q 6urprat 10 all that hr lived "a.
long go hr did The fact Isl that hc took
such a large dose that death did not 10
suit Ha Quiel, Ng II would II hc hUd talk
ruA smaller quantity OF the drug
turunerschur lurwuA nOtllltdHud went
10 the iuNrmly shortly before noon
llc 10 engaged n taking testimony
and the inHueaJW.l probably hr com
plrlrd some imn .ulH afternoon,
lirucbm wag % wpll known character
lu both MaWlilUU WuU Canton lir WHt
naturally % bngN. follow hHt rTu tu
0Iuulliun l'nWHH sent toINe .H'lu,
Wy some years u.u Wd haa bnU 1000 In
mate OF that iual.uliuu ever Mnro lir
Wu7 Nb ytUs U. -H Wd UH. a4ulnI
IlU hUg y hfoIN.r ilylug lu Nua,lluu
No cause can ut gwen for IIn Ual rE
Gept his love OF UUnk Uud m1fpbDuo,
AWWUpEouuN
Braehm laa striking example OF the
sudden travel of lln0r who enter upon
q downward path When young mau
Nr had % brilliant career before him, but
he could not restrain hlB pushlng
md soon Nlg intellect became
cloudcd bio trlruds left him one by one
until he sunk 40 bucn u depth that he
Wns removed 10 the inArmary 10 keep
him from temptation aud In @ measure
restore his shattered intellect lie was
10 one time deputy sheriff OF stark
county
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RnA1 nerArn rRANsrHRs



l.. Fomes, administrator TO James
yalleley, part lots 2il.2, S2,335; W. II,
Bell 10 FredriCk liicksecker, lot 1897,
slOjO. John Little Ut nj TO Thomas B,
Loutzenhiser, 1895, 2nd ward, 81, ,li5;
M. n. Bierbrier TO Sam Baker, lot 206i,
$3.50. William Schawker 70 II. Furney,
lot 35 SChwalm's addition, Sl,276; W.
Baier 10 Sarah Lewis, part lot N
Schwalm's addition, 1875; Cal Her.
bruclS to Sarah Smith, part lot ll33,
$500; M. Grantzberger TO Brown " Al.
len, part out lot As, $500; The j. II,
McLain Machine Co. to j. Il. Daugher.
ty. part lots igj and 7DB, $500; Y. Il
Albert TO Curtis Sandles, part out lot
~, $1,000.
MAsstLLON.
II. s. WebbB Assignee to Johanna
Sebold. part ll3, $500; g. B. Deweese
10 IS. A. Perkins, part ~, S2, 100; Sheriff
TO Martin MIST, No. 3B9.70.7l, S0GS, A..
Iselin to Peter Wilhelm, part i7G, 81, 200;
o ALLIANCE.
ssS. I, McCandless to Margaret Rus
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B ['!iI(,i!S;y;'|5I'l!!'!E!7iSIN / / |; { [! |! /!
gI|sSIgEeM.
SEl:S:2'.MAS.!,WVI.l.F1 - \! "
Divorce Notice.

Cora Dunn In Court OF Common Pleas Starv
Vs. COlniV ObIo -' '~
Robert Dunn \
Iho doiendant Robert Dunn, whose place Of resi-.
arnoe " unknown, viii tako not 60 that ON March
lDll 1881 the plalntIf nod her petition In divorces
hghlnat MN, charging hlm with abandonment
hhlh cause WIN DO for hearing NJ the next torn OF
weeks after due publication
CHARLES q. upIAM
marsl'lW Any Tor plantln,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

nor SALE-icrscy bull calf almost one yenf old
~ ~ bargain Inquire NJ Democrat ONCE. VI
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EXAMINATIONS FRCC ~ AL"
whenever tls known tlll N. NInhrf 20
HlnppIpa.at place, rfpwNl lIi.. a. GOO ale
himi auiit nut nhp wnfif. % .. .HInt Us
remembered iAsi ll ID lGUH.'.. a t.HHI.I no
never aska question, blt dt.turH4 tir 4ti#fr
cat diseases better ihln tho ueh lfHIEpri.ft d,
10 woldeTinl g.ti ior lp1pue iurra i
DI, huHNKlps' dlapuustlt pDu,si t4,p..t..r .
ted wonder Throughout the COur'.F
Z adopted tho iol1wlnF plHu, Which lA ~
culiaf 70 Che large haapIii|t Hni 10 fW fHi
never las been ihe practice pl i7ul .T f.Wi
Wal Ito carefully nli1s i''' #fi0.iurn .H iiH
patient, and asCeTiainathn condition 1i ilr ius
lernai organs, pll Of WinsA HI .4Hr HY H11
ha asCpdainstha true nitur1 oI No. iilgaa. lHd
itsCause, Knowing tho d'sf1tr Fr luuU ne
changuH pflduCralU lha Ha..l nH' h0uting
tie changes he chogkBihuW N'I1 HitTn" Hluus
dies and paces The patient o1 llr Hftu lIHh %
recovery, When dgt n11nlN C'nH-l' N'N no
readily tells them wbr.tf. "f ltI |nH u NFt
them, of whether they lra b.IH nd hH.A
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n LTEN nE EVTWI..IIil.l.IN,IIII.l-

~ ffaAAA VIZ IN 4 .HAlAAsNtlst
n Doctor u had whole He oiaudy and eEnerienee On
ol and enjoys advantages which fall 10 the lot OF
t|. .W ht' attending ha Fun Courses In the Medlc1I
lUd graduating with he hgheit honofl, he was
mont 20 stop there, but has since attended other Col
'hl several umeh reviewed tho whole profession, hl
.lEf.el g,icnp,yely Tor The purpose Of Improvement
'.# Visited h1 best Medical Colleges Hospitals Dfpen.
'. .'' EW, Lung and other Medical and Surgical n,
M n.. "' both Contnentsi travelling houIand, OF mile
lH4 sai 6sl, egpendng thousands of dollars, ln
W orty advantage Within hll command, and devotng
".A0I llie 10 become thoroughly familiar wi,a
4 ...W b" 700 lfg branghea,
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gnh ChbD item mandE yeanlT N l,n
al h an cputHT
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SECURITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST CO.
40 s. Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital, 5000, 10000.

F. N MYERS, s, A. FLEMING, j. F. SARToRI,
President. Vice-President. Cashier
Sr0CKH0LDERS-Isaia w. Hellman, o. w
Myers J F Sartori, T. L. Duque, j. A. Graves
]. G. DAILY, Morris s. Hellmsn, Thomas Mere
dith, Samuel Polaski, John P. Moran, J. L
Cherry, Nathan We'll, Isidor Polaski, W. M
Caswell, r. Y. Mcbride. James H. Shankland
John IL. Bsrtle, G. w. Perkins, A. ]. Brown
President Fourth National Bank of Grand
Rapids, NJ. B. Shaw.
per cent Interest Paid on Deposits.
Money loaned on ranches and city property
at lowest rates of interest
Bonds and mortgages bought and sold.
Savings deposits solicited. m17-12m