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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29
DOCTORS SUED.

Drs H. NJ Mancrief, Henry Blanken-
horn, A. A. Brooks, of Orrville, and S. X.
Sanders, of Cleveland, were sued Satur-
day for $50, 900 damages for alleged NAL
practice, by John Hoover, minor of Ben
ton City He says the physicians, by a
pretended operation, caused running
sore; that they alleged they removed a
claviole bone which was sent to his fam
lily. Recently he learned of the fraud,
when he came to Canton for treatment,
and the hone was removed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29
MiIlersbure Democrats Pleased.

Millersburg August S4.-The new
paper here that started out as an indepen-
dent organ, has come out as democratic
paper, and has hoisted the democratic
ticket.
The democrats here are delighted with
the ticket made at Springfield. They in
dorsed Campbell for the place In their
convention last May, and were the first in
the state to do so.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29
WASHINGTON DEMOCRATS
Are Delighted with Campbell-Ike
Hill, Free Silver Man, Enthusiastic.

HILL, rree SiiVer Wan, Enthusiasttc'
Washington, ID. c., August 24.-All
Ohio democrats in Washington are enthu-
siastic over the outcome of the Springfield
convention. No one is more so than Col.
Ike Hill, of Newark, deputy sergeant-at-
arms of the house. He says that the Ohio
democrats are unanimous and in fighting
trim, that Campbell has their undivided
support, and that the ex-governor was the
only star at Springfield, although Brice
carried himself with credit He thinks
that the democrats have an excellent show
for winning this fall and says that as a
silver man, he is satisfied with the flnan-
cial plank of the platform of 1899, which
he has always interpreted to mean free
silver The other Ohio democrats are en-
thusiastio and exceedingly hopeful, de-
lighted with Campbell's nomination and
ready to fight for the victory they think
probable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29
ANEaLIGENT OFFICIAL,

Township Trustee Thomas McCaul, of
Massillon, is in trouble again. While the
regular township physician was out of
town, he refused to appoint another, and
ordered DR.. Gardner to discontinue his
visits at the home of Joseph Forsythe,
whose little child was sick. Dr. Gardner
supposed McCaul had provided other
medical attention and quit going The
child died, and MoCaul Is being blamed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29
$500 CINCINNATI, O., $500. EXCURSION
VIA @. G. & s. II. X.

The employees of the Dueber works have
made arrangements with the O. @. & s. r. r.
for an excursion to Cincinnati, leaving Canton
on special train 10 p. M, Aug 3lst, returning
special train will leave Cincinnati s p. M,
Sept 2nd, thus giving two full days in Cincin-
natl. Tickets good returning on all regular
trains Sept LIST, End and 3rd. Only $3 round
trip. a26t7
$500 $500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29
YOIT GAN DEpEND ON TT

YOU CAN DEPEND ON 1T
that Foley's Collie and Diarrhoea Cure is an in.
slant relief for collie, summer complaint
cholera morbus, diarrhoea, bloody iux, chronic
diafrhoea, cholera infantum, bilious collie,
paipters' collie, and all bowel complaints. 25c.
and SOC. c. w. Koons, Fisher & Young, @.
N, Nye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29

Materials are cheaper, Manufacturing Is
cheaper; as a consequence ]. Monroe Taylors
Cream yeast Baking Powder is cheaper. Other
high grade baking powders are not but we
have always been in the lead. Compare it
with others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29

YOU ought to know that when suffering
ing from any kidney trouble that safe, sure
repedy Is Clinic Kidney Cure. Guaranteed
or money refunded. O. W. Koons, Fisher &
Young, 9. N. Nye,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29

To the Falls September 4th, 90.
To the Falls and Toronto, "a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29

Go to the Falls and Toronto September
4th. Round trip "a, good ten days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-29

Judges Appointed For the Different
Observation-Disclosures Amounting to
$1,000 offeren For the Races-The
Speed Program-Other Business
Transacted.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-20
.Nn,or Owen .i,.,Y.

Mayor jas. IL. owen and family depart
ed on saturday mornings train for Min
neapoli> where hi- family will reside for
the present. Mr. owen is a bidder ON a
number Of contracts at dii}eren, govern
ment agencies situated in this and ad-
Joining northwestern states and Arizona.
and VIII be travelling most OF the time.
He viii still claim Pierre Is his residence
and viii always speak good word for
her. His absence viii only be temporary
as he fGlly expects to make this city his
home in The future. He has business in
tefes's here which will call him to the
city al frequent Intervals, and whenever
he comes he VIII always ind cordial
welcome awaiting him. Mr.. owen was
elected mayor in Nprii i99i with a hand
some plurality over two other strons can
didates- and III, economic and business
Ike administration is the source of much
faHorabie comment " hi, absence.
Henry harcher president Of the council.
steis inlo ',e important position as chief
eEeraiiYepf tho citY.aud viii no doubt
carr OFT theloies aia down By his Pred
eeessor HAT OF good government on an
economic and business like basis.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-20

Flerre, 5. d., June Il. 1885.
Whereas, A member of Sully Post No.
ID. u. y. X. found upon Memorial day
that some coward or towards had been
using one of our deceased comrades tomb
stone for target TO shoot at and had hit
and dcfaced the same.
Now be it resolved: That Sully Post
offer suitable reward for information
that Will lead to the punishment of the
person or persons that did the shooting or
any that may hereafter be so low as to do
the same PHILIP LAWRENCE.
D. ,. sEbHEE, Commander,
Adiutant.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-20
The Prodigal Returns and Tells
Just How 1t Happened.
1T WASN'T HIS WISH
lie Only Visited South America Long,
Enough to Allow Wrath to
Cool Down.


lie tram Tuesday morning brought in
w. w. lal!of eN-f"easursF OF South Da-
Nola' ne was accompanied By eN-Snr-
feSuf "e'efal II. III. sullivan. who had
accom- panied MI Taylor from his stop
ping p!ace in the. to this city. with
d STATE Warrant III his possession TO pro-
'eeV tiie prisoner from reward marks While
e'ifou'e. very ie" people were around
" zee ne no" noted man as lie steppcd
''oi'i ''e TRAIN ana projected to The Locke
l'Vel' tho9sA III Almost any cty IN the
country ne "onld nave been greeted by
.''e curious stare OF hundreds. MIR. lay
'''i = pfet'Y wei known IN Pierre and
i"oPle no dohp' thought they could Just
a> Wen wall tlil later IN the day 10 20
around TO the totel aud review Old &C
Iua''i'aiaee. ms many OF them did. and
VIZ. ia:'of received them III th" same
natural way mat he used TO, though ii
was sehefaiiy remarked that ne displayed
CONSIDERABLE nervousness and showed u
care"orn. detected look. with features
S'e"''s suhoiIiea. but TINS was not to
" cu as' ne Is now at liberty to
80 '''u eoii'e rom 'iie motel. but under
s.' 'e4lla'ice' curing lile day he went To
'te o''iee Oh ms attorneys. ilorncr
','e" art 40! consultation. and later TO
.''e S'''e mouse Whefe lamiiiar Snrronnd-
".," 'a'liilai i'ieeS We're viewed.
~ ias1Vl Expected mat circuit court
"o'''u oe IN session ana that under his
pc" VI S"l1ts Judge ttaitE would bereaGH
siNe hiin immediate sentence, bat IN
''i's ne was ai>appoihted. as the Judge is
"o" hoi"lhS term vi court in Fanlt
county ana Is hot expected IN until Satur-
oaE hiSiit. III special term of court is
'aieu MS sentence VIII be imposed likely
'i's ifst OF next week, which MIR. Taylor
seems TO be ma hurry for, according to
us own 'eli. ne speaks as though he
"o'i'u iihe 10 nave IL over as soon as pos
slo'c aug take MS medicine. iiedlscialmS
any "'o"iedse mat the Judge, attorney
general Wy governor nave agreed To let
MN down easy which agrees with what
''ie attorney general most emphatically
asserts.
WI. Taylor dld not seem to be anxious
10 give any interviews. In fact. several
w o'i 'oe"' NC" supper nich ana CORES
ponoehts Visited nm, and he finally said
he "oo1o make the following statement.
"Ileh would nave TO answer .or all. and
wi'ith Is practically the same as appeared
| III lhe eapitai and was sent out over the
WIRE 10 eastern papers. lie was ADVISED
ny MS close friend. MI. sullivan, and per-
maps Others not to say very much, which
| go not seem TO hold GOOD with the Sioux
rams Argus Leader. whose editor rode
WIN MN IRON chicago to Canton, and got
enough information direct TO pad out Il
page OF more. lhiS Is all he would offer
TO the local press:
i nave returned to turn over all the
/ money ana property which possess. and
ana 10 take my punishment.
There Is no agreement toi any COM
promise nor any agreement with any
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-20
long TELBP HOME
A Line Projected to Midland, Cen
trail to the Stock Ranges.
WEATHER WARNINGS
Items of Local Interest Gathered To-
gcther During the Week
Gone By.

Observer Fitzgerald, of the government
weather bureau, since his coming To
Pierre last January has been doing some
good work for this section. He sustains
Il reputation of having advanced the in
tercSt in the service by the public largely
at this point. One way this has been
done is in securing the publication of re-
ports and other weather data in the news
papers of this city and adjacent towns.
A visit to his Office shows everything tidy
and in first class shape and any informa-
ton desired is readily obtainablc, and fur
nishcd in an obliging way.
Recently he secured an order from de-
partment headquarters requiring the OBJ.
| server at Bismarck to send by mail each
day the rise and fall of the river there
and in eases where the river should rise
three feet or more in twcnty-four hours.
or to Il point above danger line, to te!e-
graph the information at once, thus pos.
Sibly being the means of saving life or
property at this point in case of flood.
Another matter lie has been working on
is the enterprise of giving cold wave or
| blizzard warnings to the cattcmen west
of the river. 1t is proposed. and the pro-
icct is now we'll under way, to run Il telc-
phone line from this city via Fort Pierre
up Bad or Teton river to Midland, dis
lance of 20 miles. with intermediate Sta
lions, and over this line to give these
warnings and reports. This would be of
| incalculable benefit to the stockmcn, who
have millions of dollars invested. and
would loose heavily if a storm should
come that would destroy their herds.
This plan that Observer Fitzgerald and
others are now engineering will prove OF
| vast benefit when completed.
The telephone line will be constructed
at comparatively slight cost, and will also
be of commercial benefit to the settlers
and stockmen who are to be found nu-
mcrously all over the coded lands. Mid
land is a central point. and the people out
there and round about are taking hold OF
the matter with a will. as it will put them
in touch with the world again, which
some of them do not see for months at a
| time.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-20
City News.

City News.
Judge Fuller has decided to improve his
property on Decatur street near the
by his family. He has purchased the lot
adjoining OH the west and will move the
the house farther back, Compartments
will be added TO the main building and
the lots Will DO graded to a level. The
location is one of the most desirable III
the city and when the improvement is
completed the judge will have home OF
which he may we'll feel proud. Geo. w
lIolbrook has charge of the carpenter
work and JAS. Hutchinson the excavat-
ing.
Appearances are deceiving. To look
upon the usually placid and undistorted
comntcnnnce of "Billy" Colvin, the tennis
player aud ladies' man of the Capital
force, one would think the gentleman in
question had became cntanglcd in the
business end of u cyclone or came out
second best in an alteration with buzz
saw. The truth is, however, he has only
been scraping the bottom of the plunge
5ath with his classic and marbe-lik
waste of brow.
Argus Leader: Personal paragraph for
Picrrepapers: w. ". Taylor, cX-treasur-
er Of South Dakota, has returned to Pierre
after an absence of six months, during
which tinie he has made an extensive trip
through the southern countries. He re-
ports very pleasant time. Mr.. Tayor's
taking ways have made him very popular
with South Dakota people who are delight.
ed at his return and who expect to keep
him for some time to come.
beginning the first OF this week the
stores have closed their doors u O'Clock
in the evening. This will prove satisfac-
tory to tho clerks and give the merchants
time for rccrnation. There is no reason
why purchasers should not be able to dc
their shopping before this hour, and the
move is Il commendable one on the part Of
the merchants. For public spiritedness
and enterprise the citizens OF Pierre are
in the fore.
Last Saturday evening VIM. Kunselman
celebrated the anniversary of his birth at
his residence. A number of invited guests
were present to partake of Mr.. Kunsel-
mans hospitality and all report an en-
joyablc occasion.
The ladies aid society Of the Grace NJ.
Il. church will hold q millinery social In
tho Wells house next Tuesday evening
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-20
Ci,,lrc., News.

First Baptist church Sunday evening
at S o'clock. Children's day will be OBJ
served. program entitled, "Garlands
OF Praise has been adopted. An emble-
matte piece called the Fountain of Life
is one of the selections. A professional
hymn by the primary class is also fea-
ture. Parents of children attending our
bible school are cordially invited to attend
this meeting of the little ones.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-20

OUT and thought it best to remain until
it had somewhat abated and the people
had become more ehartably inclined.
My friends have helped me in This matter
ifom moiiveso fpersonal fricndshipalone :
Sec oar s"ii"r bats, high and low
CROWDS prices ranging from % cents
20 si.75.
urs. Freeman.
''''ihhefs ssloci Hiss s.a3-.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-20
Go After This Fellow.

Superintendent OF Schools.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
We Want to Know,

We want to know If Texarkana is
not a hummer
If it is not away ahead OF any
other city in the two states?
If it is not fact that more new
houses are being built here now,
than at any time in its history.
That ifit is not true we have
more devotees to the thesplan art
than any other city of equal size2
That il our brass band can't blow
more music out Of their horns than
any other band2
That if our people don't dress
better, finer, look better than any
other people2
That if our women don't look
Younger, sweeter, and are smarter
than any in other cities2
That if we have not got some OF
the best business men here than in
any other town.
If this is not the best place in the
world to live to enjoy lifeY
/ That if the above are facts, why
or what, will keep us from having a
large city2
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
Cheap Rates via the Cotton Belt Ry,

The following rates will be in effect
via Cotton Belt on dates given be-
low.
$6.40 to Ft. Worth and return ac-
count Lumbermau's Convention,
Tickets on sale April 9th and 9th,
limited to April 18th, with privilege
of having tickets extended to April
3Oth by depositing with ticket
agent,
$500 Houston and return, ac-
count of following,
Uniform Rank, Knights of'Pythias,
Grand Lodge, Knights Of Pythias'
Estate meeting Of Epworth League.
Tickets on sale April 9th, 10th, l4th,
18th, and 10th, limited to April 2lst,
$7,75 Waco and return, account
meeting Grand Lodge Sons of Her.
man and Texas Division Of Grand
Army of Republic. Tickets on sale
April 2lst and 22nd, and limited to
April 26th,
$500 Waco and return, account
Annual Conclaye Knights Templar
meeting, tickets on sale April 10th
and 18th and limited to April goth
SO, 10 1T. Worth and return, ac'
count Annual convention I, =, A.
Tickets on sale April 23, "a and 20,
and limited TO April 3Oth.
u. W. GoDBoGp, Tkt, Agt.
@. p. HovBY, Gen, Agt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
DIRT WILL FLY.

Mr., Thos. Ingles, Master Mechan-
ic Of the shops at Tyler, Texas, of
the st. L, & S. W. railroad, is here
for the purpose of looking after the
work and experimenting the laying
and stalking off the ground recently
purchased by the above road, for
round house and repair shop pur-
poses, The road will put an extra
gang at work on these grounds
Monday, and ifyou want to see dirt
fly, go over and watch the men at
work. We cannot gather exactly
what the Cotton Belt will give our
town, for those who are on the in.
side and know, are very awry when
talking to newspaper man, for
they know the management of the
road do not wish to let every one
know their business, hence we are
left to surmise. We know one
thing and that is this; The Cotton
Belt does not require a piece of
ground for yard purposes in the
shape and locality this piece of prop
erty is situated, neither does it re-
quire 50 acres to build round
house or repair shops on alone, and
the question is what is all this
ground for2 Our answer would be
that in little while our people will
be surprised at the great improve
ments that will cover these grounds
and with this we will have to be ex-
cused from surmising further,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
TWO KILLINGS IN NEVADA
COUNTY.

Tt never rains but what it pours, "
and one murder in a community
seems to call for others. In Neva-
da county since the lst inst, two
killings are reported by the Pres
colt Paragraph. We give short
sketch of the affairs as there are
many former Nevada county people
living here. On Monday noon last,
Wyatt Gentry went over to John
Fairchilds, kinsman, and became
involved in fuss with the above
gentleman, it appears that Mr..
Gentry had gone to Mr.. Fairchild's
house to see that gentleman with
regard to a report that had been
circulated, A fuss grew sout of the
visit, and one of the boys came up
and Mr., Gentry began shooting at
him; the boys (three of them) re-
turned the fire, and after about 81
shots, it was discovered that Mr..
Gentry was shot in three places,
and he was Immediately taken to
John Grants where he died in a few
hours.
Gu the day following, in the
evening, the hour being eight, B.
Rodgers, a cattle buyer, shot and
mortally wounded Calvin Billingsly,
another cattle buyer, in Prescott.
1t seems that Billingsly had attach
ed some cattle belonging to Rod
gers, for a $3.50. debt, the former
owed the latter, Billingsly, went to
Rodgers house, and told him the
reason he had attached his stock,
was because his (Rodgers) wife, had
told him that they were going to
Colorado. Rodgers said it was a
lie and he called and asked his wife
if she had told him such tale. She
said "no, and this was signal for
both men to draw their pistols, and
the battle began, Ten shots were
fired; Bilhngsly receiving two
wounds and Rodgers one, Billings
ly lived until Wednesday noon, when
he expired.
The two men who did the killings,
are both in custody.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07

The third party leaders we're all
out yesterday in full force in Bowie
county. We saw Meredith, the can.
didate talking to McMickle, McCor-
mick, McCalIrey and several others
whose names did not begin with a
"Mc" but who will vote The third
party ticket on Monday, just the
same, The democrats (the leaders
may know their business) but we
think they should have named a
good man, by this we mean good
democrat, and elected him at any
cost, 1t Is a foregone conclusion
that the third party will have in a
man whether It be Meridetb OF
Frank Brooks,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
A Pleasant Afternoon.

Notwithstanding the dark threat
ening clouds, the intervening peals
of thunder and occasional rain
drops yesterday afternoon, render
ing it one of Longfellow's "rainy
days" the Woman's Auxiliary Of
the now deceased Y. NJ c. A. found
all sunshine in the beautiful home of
Mrs. Bemis, In her most charming
manner she entertained with intel
lectual conversation, bright "repar-
tee" and the most appetizing and
daintiest of refreshments, making
all feel that it was good to be
there" The presidents well-known
pencil tap however, aroused us
from our dream of bliss, reminding
us that 'life is real" and there was
business before US. After some
little discussion the affairs and es-
tate of the Woman's Auxiliary Of
the late Y. M, G, A, were adjusted
amicably, All money was placed in
the hands of the treasurer, to set
tie all claims, and she was vested
with full authority to collect what
ever was due the society, this to be
used towards furnishing a reading
room. The property Of the above
said society consisting mainly of
two chairs and a roll Of mating
was bequeathed to the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union to
have and to hold henceforth now
and forever, Then like a mid
summers night dream" vanished,
the Y. M. O. A. of Texarkana,
leaving only memories in the hearts
of some; in others the more blessed
hope that at least some Of the "seed
fallen by the wayside," will yet
"spring up and bring forth fruit,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07

Mr.. G. E. Lewis, stock claim ag
ent of the Cotton Belt Is in the city
today. Mr., Lewis has paid for
more Jersey cows since he has been
on the road than could be hauled
of ineyery stock car on the Cotton
Belt road. While the rounder was
conversing with him yesterday, a
gentleman came up and introduced
himself He said "You are the
claim agent Of the Cotton Belt road
/ believe, "Yes," said Mr. Lewis
'Well" said the stranger ] have
been ruptured and was In your hos.
pltal long time, and was dlscharg'
ed and not even given truss, and
| want to put In claim for two
months service and the price of a
truss. Mr., Lewis said; 'Are you
a registered Jersey or a common
Texas scrub, COW or,steerH The
gentleman said he was neither, ano
Mr., Lewis told him to go and tel
his troubles elsewhere,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
Tho Evolution.

OF medicinal agents is gradually
relegating the old time herbs, pills,
draughts and vegetable extracts to
the rear and bringing into general
use the pleasant and effective liquid
laxative, Syrup of Figs, To get
the true remedy see that it is man
ufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co., only. For sale by all
leading druggists,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
To the Public.

Remember that | will maintain
the establishment Of Hecht and
Rindskopf and open up one Of the
finest iewelry stores in the city at
the same stand, Mr., Casteel is still
with us and will do all kind of watch
and jewelry repairing
SId HEonT, with
HEonT & RlNDsKopr
jewelers..
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
Big salep.

Why2 Because everything is go
ing 50 cheap Now is the best
chance to get your watches, dia-
monds and jewelry, silver and silver
plate ware, clocks, musical instru-
ments, strings, findings, sporting
goods, etc HEonT ~ RINDsKopF,
Auction sale from 10 to l2 a, m.
Private sales 2 to 6 D. IN.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07
Excursion Rates

The Texarkana & Ft, Smith will
sell round trip tickets to Winthrop
and Morris Ferry at rate of $1,OO
for round trip today Sunday April
18th, Train leaves Texarkana ! p.
m. returns 6 p, m,
w. A. WILLIAMS,
General Manager.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-07

The Shreveport Caucasian has
received another shock from the
X, Q, p, n G, road, This time It
learns from some one that the road
Is having a line run from Moorihge-
port, La, to Waskom Station on
the Texas q Pacific, If this Is true
the road is looking for better
route to the Gulf than the one by
Shreveport offers We trust the
road will find IL to their advantage
to take In Shreveport, for II would
give our city better rate on freight
from New Orleans, than we now
enjoy