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Probate Court.

Guardianship of Cecil Gaillet, Marlboro
township, application for appointment of
guardian filed. Hearing fixed for July
16. at 0 o'clock. Notice ordered
Estate of Samuel Dillman, Nimishillen
township, resignation of executor filed and
accepted.
Assignment of John f. Martin, Canton,
petition to sell desperate claims filed.
Notice ordered
Guardianship OF the Merriman heirs,
Tuscarawas township, first account filed.
Estate of Catherine b. Istler, Canton,
will admitted to probate. Henry HArb-
ert appointed administrator with will an
nexed.
Estate of John Madder, Massillon, final
account filed.
Guardianship of Adam Beard, Massil.
Ion, guardianship terminated d aud final nc
count fled.
Estate of Jacob Gels, jackson township,
inventory and appraisement and SAFE bill
filed Public sale OF real estate ordered.
Estate of frederick Schwartz, Massillon,
inventory and appraisement filed and
public sale of real estate ordered.
Estate of Julius Klein, Canton, private
sale of opera houso stock ordered Sale
of real estate confirmed; deed ordered and
distribution Of proceeds ordered.
Estate of Charles W. Black, Massillon
sale OF real estate confirmed. Deed or
dered
Estate of Charles wenzel, Massillon,
sale of real estate confirmed Deed ordered
Assignment of William E. Walter
Paris township, petition for sale of land
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JOHN G. WELTY
Thinks That Stevenson, Mclean and
Free Silver Would Sweep the
West and South.

Attorney John G. Welty arrived home
from the Chicago convention yesterday.
Mr.. welty attended the convention regu.
larly, and was thrown in contact with the
leaders and delegates from all parts o1
the country Taking an active and earn
est interest in the affairs of the conven-
tion, his views upon the pattle royal that
has waged for seyearl days will be Of es-
pecial interest
Mr.. Welty was seen by News Demo
crat reporter this morning and he ex-
pressed his views freely and talked inter-
estingly of the scenes and incidents of the
great convention.
1.-THE battle of the opposing factions
at Chicago" said Mr.. Welty, sis one Of
honest conviction and throughout the en-
tire struggle for supremacy there is but
one idea involved, and that is for the bet.
terment of the present condition of our
country. The Western states are In
straits Of dire distresss, and in converse
tions with representatives from the
various Western districts, learned that
the majority of the people, and in fact the
states themselves, are on the eve of ruin
and the verge of bankruptcy. The adop-
tion of free silver platform would, in
the opinion of the West, restore it to pros
perity, and while their efforts may seem
to be selfish, yet on all sides is heard the
expressed Democratic principle: "To do
the greatest good for the greatest number
and it is the general opinion of the silver
advocates that the adoption Of q free silver
platform will restore general prosperity
throughout the length and breadth of the
land 1t is not sectional fight, but one
for the common welfare of all the states
in the Union.'
"There is a prevailing opinion" said
Mr.. Welty, "that Altgeld, of Illinois, is
a man to anarchistic tendencies. 1 was
myself much surprised at his speech, which
was one of the best efforts of the con-
vention, utterly free from inflmmable
utterances and filled with sound and able
arguments.
When asked his opinion as to the
strength of the various candidates. and
their chances of election in case Of re.
cceiving the nomination, Mr.. Welty said
that he believed that with Stevenson and
John r. Mclean, or Bryan and Mclean,
at the head of tho ticket, on free silver
platform, the chances for placing shem
in the White Houss would be excellent.
with these men nominated we will
sweep the West and South" said Mr.
Welty. "John r. Mclean, on account
of his heavy property interest has the
confidence Of the Eastern men and hi
would materially aid the head OF the
ticket to final victory"
Mr. Welty spoke in glowing terms Of
the manner in which Chioa go cared fol
her guests and said that with the magni
floent Coli scum, whose acoustic proper
ties were unexcelled, Chicago should bt
the conv ention city OF America. AS tC
the eighteenth district contest, Mr.. Welty
said that everything had been fairly con
Quoted, each side was given an imparits
hearing and that the best Of feeling pre-
vailed among the contestants and their
friends.
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EDWARD s. RAFF
Talks Interestingly of the Chicago
Convention and the 18th Dis
trict Contest.

tOitCHls
Mr.. Edward s. Raft, when seen this
morning, was scanning the morning
papers and evidently taking great interest
in the Chicago convention. A News Demo
crat reporter dropped in for moment and
noting the interest displayed by Mr.. Raft,
inquired;
"Who will be the nominee of the con-
ventionP"
81 can only conjecture" said Mr.. Raft.
when left Chicago, Mr.. Bland was the
strongest on the surface. His followers
were certainly making the most noise and
were better organized than the followers
Of other candidates. Boies and Matthews
had many friends, but they pade few
demonstrations. y
"The silver movement seems to have
great strength behind It," was suggested.
"It has strength said Mr.. Raft.
" The earnestness and deep conviction ap-
parent in the minds Of the silver men,
ought to show, at least, that they believe
what they say. Tho advocates of the
single gold standard must not get the idea
that newspaper argument and campaign
speaking will change the views of the sill
yer advocates. / talked with the pro-
prietor Of the Omaha World Herald. of
which Mr.. Bryan is editor. The gentle
man Is an old friend OF mine, Bert Hitch
cock, SON of ex-senator Hitchcock, q
prominsns Republican. All Of his early
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Heart Disease Relieved in 80 Minutes.

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Castoria is Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine
other substance Tt is harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant. It's guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions of Mothers. Castora destroys Worms and
allays Feversbness. Castora prevents vomiting Sour
Curd, cures and Wind Collie. Casora relieves
Teethng troubles, Constipation and Fatulency.
Castoria assmiates the Food, regulates the Stomach
and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria is the Chldrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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Licensed 10 Wed.

Jesse G. Wilson and Ella M. Gioyd,
Massillon.
Levi Shaffer and Alice slckler, Canton.
Edward osthimer and Alice Griffiths,
Newman.
Charles Limbach and Maggie L. Keifer,
Mapleton.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW BERLIN

The air Is cool and the days are gloomy,
like those Of autumn. The young people
talk of it ms reminding them Of the nut
ting seasons.
Messrs. Austin and Emery Saylor spent
the 4th in Akron
Mrs, Sarah Baohtel, Mrs. Charles Price
and Miss Lizzie Firestone si,ited at
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Fl. Coleman and daughter, Eta,
sp ent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fendoner in Akron.
Mrs. Martin Metzgar, of Marshallville,
is visiting friends in the burg.
Misses Anna Metzgar ard Rhoda Pat
terson went to Buffalo to attend the
National Educational Association.
Miss Nellie Coleman is visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. d. Il. Bender, of Akron.
Johnnie Zimmerman, of Canton, spent
several days with Roy and Victor Saylor
this week.
Mrs George willaman is visiting friends
in Hartville.
Mrs. Henry Kolyer is confined to her
home with an attack of Inflammation of
the bowels.
Mrs. Susie Russell, of Baltimore Md,
Is visiting at the home of DIR. Steele.
The New Berlin Leaguers will play the
Canton high school team at "Sunnyside
Park" on Saturday. Street cars to the
park every four hours.
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Castoria.

"Castorfa is an excellent medicine for
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me
Of It's good effect upon their children"
DR.. @. c. oscooD,
7 o.yot Maaa
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RICHVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lebeau spent
Sunday with their parents.
The Misses Clara Letter and Elsie
Hoverstock visited at Joseph Hoverstock's s
near the Niesz church, on Tuesday.
Ira Hensel is assisting Mrs. Harriet
Miller to make hay.
Mrs Levi Harmon is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, Eek, of Springfield avenue,
at Canton.
Mr.. B. f. Wear and wife, of Garfield
avenue, Canton, are visiting with A. d,
Metzger.
Dora Seese is sewing at VIM. Hawks
this week
George Harmon is working for Mr.
Wade.
Herbert Lohr spent Sunday with hi
parents
Samuel Ritter Sundsyed with his sistel
Mrs. SUhweyer.
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"Castoria IL the best remedy for children
of which 1 am acquainted. hope the day
Is not far distant when mothers will con-
slider the real interest Of their children, and
use castoria instead of the various quacIS
nostrums which are destroying their loved
ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing
syrup and other hurtful agents down their
throets, thereby sending them to premature
graves" Or. J.F. KNcHELoR,
Conway Ark
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is so well adapted 10 children
that recommend II as superior to any pre-
scription known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. 2.
"our physicians In the chiIdren's depart.
ment have spoken highly Of their experience
In their outside practice with castoria, and
although we only have among our medical
supplies what is known as regular products,
yet we are free to confess that the merits
of castoria has won rs 70 look with favor
upon It." -
UNITED HosrrrAs. AND DrspENsAnv.
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres.
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T ON THE NEWS.
PAPERS.

In his Louisville speech last Mon
day, Mr.. Bryan thus paid his compli-
ments to the new spapers:
I'VE have not all the newspapers
with rs IN this fight. W. have not all
the newspapers with Cs, but an editor
only votes once. An editor only votes
once, and l have known some editors
who had 80 little influence Over their
own conduct that they could not
even control the one vote that the law
gives them. We would like to have
the newspapers with us but We would
rather have the people with us at the
polls than all the newspapers put to-
gether. W. wonld like to have the
newspaper with us because we hate to
have Our people get mad every morn :
ing h they read the papers. |
| don't know Of any one thing that has
caused 80 many people to forget the
resolve they made on the the first Of
| the year ' to swear again.
! don't know Of any one thing that has
made al many break that promise az
the gold standard editorials which ap.
pear from day to day. Our Opponentt
say that We do not think. That is bad
| am snre if the Creator had the same
opinion IA the majority of the people
that the average advocate Of the gold
standard has He would not have vast.
ed So much time giving brains to al
the people. He would simply have
given a larger share to those who
were predestined to write gold stan
dard editorials, and then He wOuli
have given to all the rest Of the peopl,
backs strong enough to bear the in
creasing load that the gold standard
editors would place upon the people
1t ia a little bit hard on orr gold
standard cOnfreres, but We are SUR
many Of them will enjoy the fine sar
casm and irresistible hunor pervadiDl
the whole.
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The Louisiana Press Association
net last week in the City Of Lake
Suafles and from all accounts the
press gang had such a glorious time
" J. that it makes us mournful to
MAX We missed it all. But. boys, it
~ not our fault We wrestled hard
san circumstances over which we had
item.
8, =. u. Hicks, of the Shreveport
s.es'ess was elected president, and
ss marx OF honor to our friend served
"esnso'e Us somewhat. We lift or
salefero to you Bro. Hicks and NAV
w i've long to fill that post of honor.
aa.'ler friend of ours who was hon
s S was the talented young Lafourche
~, Mt. r. ]. Chauvin who was se-
ieeted Treasurer.
iae gang took an excursion to Dem
y, Cole. Among the excursionists
"ss our confrere Mr.. John B. TAYLOR
aaa his estimable wife.
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III CONVENT FAIR.

The ladies of Thibodanx and vicini-
ty who have in hand the management
of the fair for the benefit of the Sisters
of Mount Carmel in this town, have
left nothing undone to make the fair
the most attractive from an artistic
point of view which was eve given
here.
If the host OF friends of the convent
respond to the efforts Of these ladies
by literally patron,zing the fair as the
good cause deserves, then will the
venture prove a splendid success f.
nancially as we'll al socially.
Let no one be a laggard in this
matter. The proposed improvement
will lie a credit to the town and parish
and for that reason all are interested
in the success of the fair.
Don't forget the dates, Sept. %. 2S,
and 24-Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday.
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ihE BOUNTY As A BAIT.

- once MeKinley's FREE SUGAR speech
=. republican frierds. after recover
,ss s0mewhat from the stun. have
,s,; sa up the harp with the bounty
Viz anu are now tuning it with a
.,a " ailnring voters to their stand.
am I. As sugar is the burden of their
ehsss ,hfS ought to produce sweet and
ths .''ne strains, calculated to draw
tbe;, '~mnsaspeeting stragglers within
,ua ~, me bounty is a played out
Rsn,s s.ach sounds discordart even to
o.can ears outside of the sugar
a,s 'sss OF Louisiana, and here. only
d. Il. nope which springs eternal in
tbs,a ~ human breast,n lends some
isrt.;. 70 is tones for those who en-
tara a. ! ~ l.lnt, lingering hope Of a re-
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The Ideal PanaCea.

James L. Francis Alderman, Chica-
go, says: II regard Dr.. Kings New
Discovery "a al ideal Panacea for
Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints,
having used it in my family for the
last five FEARS to the exclusion Of ply
s,cian's prescription or other prepara-
TONS"
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk. Iowa.
writes : II have been a Minister OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church for
80 years or more, and have never
found anything so beneficial or that
gave me such speedy relief as DR.,
Kings New Discovery" Try that
Ideal Cough remedy now. Trial bot
tie Free 81, Thibodeaux Drug Store:
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THE DEMOCRATiC con VEN.
TION.

The Democracy of the Third Con.
g%resstonal District met last Tuesday
in Morgan City and in a short, harmo.
mons session ratified the Chicago
platform and pledged their support ia
the nominees OF the Chicago ccnver-
o and nominated the Hon. Robert
r. tBiOussard, of Iberia, for Congress
to succeed u distinguished fellow
p~arishlOner, the Hon. Andrew Price,
The Convention hOnored the latter nv
passing most cOmmendatory resOlu
tons in his favor which shows that
Mr.. Price voluntarily laid down the
burden OF standard bearer to the :e-
greet Ut his constituents.
Another notable incident of the con
ventinn was the strong condemnation
OF the course OF Senator Gallery and
the utter reputation Of his every
act. The convention has dealt severe
~ with the Senator but when all the
facts OF the case are considered can it
be charged that the ceusure was un-
merited7
Lafourche was Represented by a
good delegation and was honored by
the bestowal Of the temporary and
permanent craftsmanship upon Mr.. H.
n. COnlon one of it's members.
The delegates came back enthusias.
tic in the cause aud report a feeling Of
confidence from all Over the district
which portends victory for Bryan and
Sewall and B,oussard ut the coming
election.
The contest between Mr.. Broussard
and Judge A. c. Allen, Of St. Mary,
for the nomination was q friendly
though spirited one, and MIR. Brous-
sard won by q pretty close vote.
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II WOULD o

Noticing tho cheap thunder with
which the Republican press aud speak.
ers are attempting to shake the South,
that if Mckinley is not elected capital
will cease to flow toward the South
and railroad building and other enter
puises come to a stand, the Charleston
News and Courier observes:
"Since this plan for McKinley's cleo
ton has been made, however, it il
proper to remark that railroad and
other industrial enterprises in the
South which are conditioned on Nc
Kinley's election and the consequent
revival of Republican protection, are
not worth having. Industries and con-
Germs which cannot live and thrive
except by taxing the people for their
support will not help any people; they
are not the kind that are wanted in
the South. 1t would not profit this
section in any degree to build even 800
or 400 miles Of railroad in it, az one
incident of McKinley's election when
another incident would be to tax it
millions more Of dollars annually tt
support manufacturing industries in
other sections. ut would not pay
as u matter Of business, and we car
therefore regard Mr.. McKinley's defeat
with perfect complacency because O
the saving to our pocket which his de-
feat would certainly INSURE"
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The trial Of Clay and Armand
Bourgeois for the murder Of Richard
lore., which took place last Monday
attracted a large concourse Of people
y our town. The State was represen.
y District Attorney Noise, assisted by
y Hon. A. O'Sullivan, and the defense
Hears. Clay Kuobloch. Earle KnO.
tlech and 0. D. Billion. The trial
lsted way into the night, the case
having gone to tho jury at 2 o'clock in
ts morning, and at $50, the jury moi
agreeing, = recess was taken until IL
! m. Tuesday. The trial resulted in
We acquittal Of Armand Bourgeois,
nd : nistrial a. to Clay Bourgeois.
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Bucklen'S Arnica Salve.

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cab, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Kheam, Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
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fles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
0ted to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
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Will Jones charged with the murder
of one Hanna Frazier, both colored,
was tried last Tuesday and found
guilty Of manslaughter. His was a
case of unlawfnlly discharging a fire.
arm along public highway, from which
death resulted, thus constituting him
guilty OF manslaughter. This ought
to prove . warning to people addicted
to this reprehensi5lc habit.
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Joseph Thibodaux, a good and
respected citizen of Lafourche, died
hst Wednesday at his home near
EcelaDd, and his funeral took place
Thursday afternoon from the church Of
St Mary Pamela. The deceased was
" y.ars old, a native of Lafourche,
and had lived his whole life in his ma
tive parish.
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Hoa.R r. Brousaard Democratic
x.ipee for Congress, and Judge
Tnnt Mellon Of New Orleans, ar
d,,d here last Wednesday and adj
drsed the meeting held at the Opera
ioaN that night.
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Insist npon Hoods Sarsaparilla
vhsu you need a medicine to purify
your blood, strengthen your nerves
sbd rivs yon an Appetite. There can
b 20 q bstitnte for HOOds.
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Tsr Infants and Children.


Hon. o. D. Billion a member Of the
!. J.mes bar was here last Monday
mi took part in the defense in the
- Il CLAY and Armand Bourgeois,
,dared with murder.
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,-n,.. will begin at $50 o'clock
b es.,aw morning to facilitate the
.,,arsioDists.
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.,. Coll,us, one of the convict
lhol''% horoed with the murder Of
tssIuI ,aass. was tried last Wednesday
| "A acquitted.
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c,stcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
10 Gai.GRn ros. 60 Perdido St. New Orleans
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v.s' ~ >.

8. T. Gnsamore has been
sao 18th fever this week.
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aseed,s pills are the best after dinner
pll assist digestion, prevent constipation.
".