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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-03-08
TIME TABLE,

Gulf, Colorado and santa Fe Railway.
soUTH-BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express 1886 a. m.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express 6:lO y IN.
SORTH-B BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express 1880 a. m
Cleburne and Kansas City Express II :05 a. m.
A Lucas. Ticket Agent.
w KEENAN,. General Passenger Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-03-08

Pure bred St. Bernard puppies
for sale Olive Geeen Kennels,
Box s, Tishomingo, |. 7. 2-6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-03-08

Do you need tiling? Bivens s
Williams want to sell it you. 3 t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-03-08

ARDMoRE, WEDNESDAY. MARCH s.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
sohaol. WilI Obrerre Lhe plH.

Ths public schools Of the city will
be dismissed for the day at Il noon o
honor Of the memory Of Gen, r, E.
Lee, During the morning special
memorial exercises will be held In
both Grammar and High school to
which the public iI cordially invited
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19

There was = rehearsal At the
OgisthOrps hotel last night, Of tins
ladies who are to taks part 10 this
(" Poster Evening" on January "a. A
good attsndAnoe was noted and the
svsuing promises to be dslightfnIly
enjoyable one, Many pretty and at
traotivs young ladies will be in ths
Poster pictures.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
CritioaI STAGE Is Past.

Washington, Jan. 1S-General Otis was heard
from again this morning in cabegram from Manila
and the contents Of his message reassurug as
to the situation there and at Ioilo that the officials here
have accept without question the correctness Of
his statement that the critical stage past and that he
has control of the situation.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
German Emperor After Col Berry

Washington, D 6, January iS.-'Ihe Gs
Ror has called the attention Of h
psnt to the remarks made ~ Repre-
INC Berry in discussing the house navy personnel
~ IL remarks taken exception to are those in
0ch Berry referred to the possible necessity Of the
"A States whipping g sany as It did Spain The
ApEess kng the Emperor to demand re-
-
.r.elter,E viii. Endorse Bryan.
SnvilIe, jan ~ fqeut noftheru yisi-
politicia pwelIs knowi.1n New York stated
Eiew her today that: Richard Croker the
Eminany leadsr would finally indorse-Bryan for
sbresidency lie said that the issue would be expan-
"a on the publican side, and that the democrats
would oppose and the silxer issue would be placed
kN
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
The Schools, Banks and All Public
Buildings Will Observe
the Day.
DAUGHTERS OF CoNFEDERACY,
7 night, Will Have Enjoyable Entsrtainmsnt
Fer the Old vstsrans aua TAsiF
Friends. -s

Thi. !. the anu 4 the
DirtAdsv Raasyt 6. Lee, /. is on.
day fhRly remembered aud
appropriately celebrated throughout
the south. Ia the public schools of
'Glynn there will be exercises com
memorative Of the day while from the
hearts aud lins,r .noble
Aen and brave men there will 10
forthluttsrancss for love OF him and
in his honor, AppropOs Of the DAY
and he hero whose memory mskss il
dear, A contributor to The TIMEs
sends the following beautiful poem
written bV tie late Father Ryan. 1t is:
The sword Of Lee.
Forth from its seabbard pure and bright
Flashed the sword OF Lee
Far In the fropk Of the deadly aght,
high o'er the brave In the cause Of Right,
tainless sheen like beacon light
Led rs to Victory.
its scabbard where full long
lHrsaered peacefully.--
Arest by the battles song,
81, shifting the strong,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19

0kLed don0sss5h, Under this construc-
tion Of this law II viii be alleged that
the old board bad no right to make a
contract with Mr.. Lehman. The board
win aIsO probably hold that the rrice
40 exhexbilaut ons that their
pss~ 70 pay and in
9sstansistio4s ssnsi u TsAna
The writing ou saoh page Of the docK.
sts to be transcribed are vide apart
And any man can trasoribs large
number each day. A. to the adver-
tIsemsnt for bids to DO this work It is
not admitted for the commissioners
that they Intend to place the contract,
neither is it admitted that the present
clerk will be required to do the work,
without compensation
In the meantime Mr.. Lehman re-
tains ths books and ths clerks office is
minus the execution dOckets at issue
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
Chained Factions Arbitrary C Fall Where It Nav

Of the case rests and the matter viii
probably go TO the courts with tbs
letters as basis for action
Attorney H. F, DanwOody who ha.
Mr.. Lshman's interest IN ehargs de-
cIinss to furnish statement to the
TIEEs for publicatiOn Mr., Lehman
aisO declines % talk for pubhCAtlon,
From reliable sousees, however, the
rIMKs has it that ihe claim will bs
made that i was necessary for MIR.
Lehmau 70 take the books away from
the clerks office for the purpose OF
facilitating the work, and the aIIssA-
sicn will probably BE- made that it was
impossible to properly DO the work in
the clerks OitiOs for lack Of room, etc.
A distinct claim viii be made that Mr..
Lshmah's contract absolutely llpd-
Ing and shs nsw beard has no legal
right to aOnulit.
! The Oounty's legal claim viii, ina
msaal saat upon cartain sections az
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
Vi LEE.
~ Daughters Of Conisdsrscy win En-
tertain. a

rbe psaahtev sszea snaers
il observe this evening IN honor q
the anniversary OF Lees birthday.
The following notice explains
itself.
The Dsughts of this Confsdsracy
viii give a RECEPTION this evening
from to 10 at the residence Of DR.. j,
NJ. Madden in honor Of Lees birth
complimentary to the veterans, all
are cordially invited to at
tend wiea y.sslr families.
The program for the evening win
be as follows:
ssng by the assembIags, Maryland,
MY Maryland.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morgan.
Quartstte selected.
Address on the life Of Les, by Mr.
Franklin.
Music.
Recitation.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19

@H ivitoW@s
's.l. !.
~ OF tbs olsFRseths 81.
70 keep 4 q HE office an
docket whish ahAl have
q tbs parties and their At
dAl Inc tIme -rsturnaOle, to
NhSk ana wR sred, when 70.
sasnsa and msm sall sOtrlss
on the original.
"a reverse index % the
seution docket, 90 which be ahs
Ter all sxscutiOns entered on the 3
sral execution docket
sub-head ., Of SAID SEQ. prOvid
that it shall be the duty ofsuch Oler
ITO sganserlbs t6s septspss q any
Books . ssod hich may be in i
diIapidktsd oOnalssn."
See. 1888, Vol. 1; provides that, 'If
asy sfIIosr after expiration Of his
tsrm who shall wlllfully or lawfully
Withheld or dstain from his successor
the records, papers. documents books,
or Othsr writings belonging to his Of
See or mutilats, destroy, take away, or
otherwise prevent tpe complete pos
session By his suco ,es..os said re-
cords, documents, papers, books
other writings shall be guilty d
misdsmsanor."
For the oOnmissionere-lt hstated
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
Quay Makes No Gains

Hrrrisburg, Jan. 1S.-The first ballot today for
United States Ssnator resulted the yesterday
Quay making no gains.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19

county and TsquIs
kept in the Of:lcs Of the clerk Of the
superior court, 10 yOHv PosssssiOn,
custody or control asd sspsciaIIy those
certain sxscutioa docksts which yoa
have retained aHd which are in you
possessions, custody or OOutrsl. An
Immediate oOmpIianos WITH this de-
mand Is requested You're truly,
H. +. du BiguOn.
To thi. Mr.. Lehman replied by let
ter as fOIlOws:
January lyth. 1889.
Mr. Harry r. du Bignon.
clerk Superior Court,
Brunswick. Ga.
Dear SIR
10 rsply to yeur communication Of
the 18th, inst. beg to say. the de-
maDd made upOn ns By yea. - clerk
Of the superior court. Is so vague and
indsHnlts. that do not understand
what records Jon desire me to deliver
Please designate specifically, What
books you desire to be delivered, and
il have any IN my possession which
should be turned over to you, / will
do 50. beg to remain,
Very truly yours,
&c. I.shman.
! on these two letters the legal statu,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
Aoquired by the wire Combine

Cleveland O., Jan. 18.-The statement comes from
reliable source that the absorption of the Cleveland
Rolling Mill company by the American Steel and Wire
company is already accomplished by the purchase Of
majority Of the stock 1t is said that the holdings Of all
stockholders who wish to withdraw will be purchased 1T
the annual meeting Of the Cleveland company today.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
GLYNN COUNTY
COUR RDCORDS.
Form Basis For Legs Dispute Be-
tween Ex-Clsr and
EXECUTION DocEEi2 Ag ISSUE
Right to Take Res.rls Frsa CLERKS OtHss
and Other PsIats l.
!. Decided.
EXECUTION DoCEEis At ISSUE,

Al interesting story Aas developed
ont Of ths recent aesloa Of GIyan's
Oounty commissioners IN rssomainm
the action Of the fefmer OOmmlsslou-
srs il awarding rmsr Clerk Lsh-
man the contract tsansoribs oounsy
records.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
Latest Story on the Gear

Rsas, jan 1S.-The Solie newspaper) today is
for the report that the Czar of Russia has in
vited Pr " Fare, Of France, and Emperor William
of Gerl &neaaaim in the spring the Riviera,
ysS that Tie Gar will spend two weeks
a. Kis believed the two rulers have accepted the
invita-, to visit him. This naturally talk of
a Frene German and Russian alliance.
Burial of Mr. Dingley
Lewis h, Me- J0.l. 18-Public services were held to-
day over the dy Of the late Representative Dngy at the
Congegation hurch after which the remains buried
in Oak Hill Cd, A'Aslse
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
a n1yataripna ponble KnlIne.

Lynehburg. Tenn, xan l8A mysterious double
Eng Of two negroes occurred near here last night The
inns were ts4turedby mob Of white who an
heed their Intention Of hanging them. The negroes
aped but were traced, caught anil shot. Cause un-
Gown
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19
Fighting in Samoa.

x Melbourne, JAN 1S-Advices from Samoa where
big war is raging state that Chief Mataafas followers
ye defeated the rival faction in battle for the king
Seyenty-f natives were killed. The American
Astiee has taken refuge on British warship. The
erman4 American and English consuls have decided to
Aeognizs Matsafa pending word from the Powers.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-01-19

went to New York this m0fra1g. Before leaving he
said that the details of the Eagan court-martia would
not be published today Colonel Weston, of the
missary department. it expected will relieve Eagan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
ROOM OFFERED
But the Board of Election Seems
to Think 1t UudeSir-
able.

The county commissioners decided at
their meeting Friday morning to offer
the large room in the basement of the
court house Immediately in the rear of
the public waiting room to the county
board of elections, as meeting room
for that organization. The entrance to
the room is on Market street The room,
lighted and heated, the commissioners
offered the board free of charge. Sec
retary Agler, to whom the offer was
made, stated that he would submit the
matter to the board at the earliest op-
portunity.
Mr.. A. McGregorS the Canton mem
Der of the board, said to a News-Demo-
crat reporter that so far as he was con-
cerned he would not accept the room Of
fered by the commissioners under any
circumstances. He contended that the
room was dark, poorly ventilated and
entirely unsuited to the purpose re-
quired by the board.
Secretary Agler also gave it as his
personal opinion that the room placed
at the disposal of the board by the COM
missioners was undesirable. He said
in all probability the board would re-
main in it's present quarters in North
Cleveland avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
CUTTING WEEDS.
Are Reminding
Property Owners of Their
Duty.

Supervisors Of the various townships
are making life miserable for Auditor
Reed by sending in bills against prop
erty owners to be charged on the tax
duplicate. There is law in Ohio pro-
viding that noxious weeds growing
along roadways must be moved down
before seeding by persons whose prop
e1ty abuts upon the highways. Should
the property holder neglect to comply
with the provisions of the statute, 1t
becomes the duty of the supervisor to
cut down the weeds and place the ex-
penses of same against the property
owner on the tax duplicate. The super
visors are evidently doing their duty
and bills are coming in. Saturday morn
iLg Nimishillen township furnished two
cases. The bills were for 62c and SIPS
respectively.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
JOINED HEARTS
AND DESTINIES.
Attorney W. J. Oby and Miss
Van FOSSen Welded.
GRAND RECEPTION FOLLOWS.
The Happy Young People Receive the Con-
gratuiatiOns of Many Friends
and Leave for an Eastern
Tour.

The Laughlin residence, 31S East Lake
street was the scene of a highly fash
ionable wedding Thursday night. Mr..
William J. Oby and Miss Georgia Van
Fossen We're united in the bonds of
wedloCk by Rev. Seymour, of Alliance.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms, American beauty roses and
carnations, and the elite of Canton So
ciety thrOnged the spacious parlors.
The guests began to arrive at about
o'clock and when the ceremonies were
commenced about seventy-five of Can
toms society folks were present.
The bride was attended by her brother
w. H. Van Fossen and the maid of
honor, Miss Bertha Young, of Pitts
burg, while Mr., Sayler, of Mount Eaton,
served the groom as best man. The SER
vices were very impressive. An elab-
crate reception was rendered and con-
gratulations and best wishes were
shoWered upon the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oby left immedi-
ately for an extended eastern trip and
will be at home to their numerous
friends after November 1st at 4O4 West
Lake street, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Oby is a we'll known lawyer
of this city and the bride has been quite
prominent in society circles here since
her removal to this city from Pitts
burg, where she had formerly lived.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
MANUFACTURERS
TAKING SPACE.
More Machinery Than Ever at
the Big Stark County Fair.
CONTRACTING FOR THE PLACES
In W hich Their Wares Will BE Exhibited
Grand Stand Being Constructed
For Concert Occasions at
the Fair Grounds.

the arrangements for the coming
Stark county fair are going on rapidly
and Secretary Lehman is kept busy
almost night and day. The fair this
year will, in many respects, surpass all
efforts of previous years. The old fair
days, when the whirr of wheels and
putting of engines were the most con-
spicuous of the many attractions, will
be revived. The manufacturers are
going to be on hand in greater force
than ever. Large space has been con-
tracted for by dozens of concerns of
Canton, Massillon and other cities.
tent 100XS0 feet will protect exhib-
it's of the smaller machines and imple-
ments.
Great interest centers in the Grand
Army band concert which will be given
Wednesday evening, September 2S. The
big band and the cornet soloists, Knoll
and Mcneil, will give the concert and
next morning leave for Spokane, Wash
ington. The following evening the
Massillon military band will occupy
the grand stand. The stand, by the
way, is now in course of construction,
at a point southeast of the grand
stand. The band stand will be of tur-
tie back design which is considered the
best form of stand.
Merchants desiring to exhibit their
wares get space absolutely free and all
are extended a cordial invitation to
bring their merchandise and take ad-
vantage of the opportunity to adver-
tiSe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
DERRICK GAVE WAY.
WOrkmen Fortunately Got From
Under in Time to Save
Themselves.

An accident which might have termi-
mated in a fatality occurred Friday at
the location of the new school house in
Clarendon avenue A heavy derrick
had been constructed for raising brick
and other material. About thirty men
were at work in the vicinity of the der
rick when a load of brick was being
raised. Without any warning the main
boom broke and the affair came tumb-
ling down. The accident was caused
by two side stays becoming loosened.
The workmen heard the crack of the
breaking wood and they hastily ran
away from the scene or they would
have been crushed. The load of brick
came down with a thud, nearly striking
one of the men. No damage was caus-
ed to the walls of the building by the
accident.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
REIGNER HAD
THE RIGHT
To Reduce the Crime and Bind
the Defendant Over.
A MOOTED QUESTION OF LAW
Attorneys COntended That 1t Could No
BE Done But the Court Was Right
and Therefore Well
Entrenched.

The case of Thadeus Riblet against
Milton c. Crosby, charged with assault
with intent to kill occupied the atten-
ton of Justice Reigner Friday. The
case was stubbornly contested and the
court room was filled with an interest
ed audience during the day. Attorney
James Sterling and Mr.. James Valley
represented Riblet and Attorney w.
o. Werntz looked after the interest Of
Mr.. Crosby. Several witnesses were
examined and examined closely. The
attorneys consumed considerable time
in argument and Justice Reigner de-
cided to bind the defendant to a higher
court on charge of assault and bat
terry. The attorneys for the plaintiff
contended that the justice could not le-
gally reduce the crime charged. There
was more discussion and the Justice
took the matter under advisement. The
law was looked up and the 'squire's
decision was found to be correct.
Crosby was bound over in the sum of
5000 which was furnished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
HIS MITE.
Congressman Tayler Sent 1t to
the EisteddfOd But 1t
Was Rejected.

A local political wire-puller, of the
Republican party, one who has hustled
some for the crowd, and who does not
hesitate to lookout for himself also,
Is at the present time decidedly red
hot over a donation received Wednes-
day Of 81 from Hon. r. w. Tayler,
congressman, says the Youngstown
Vindicator
The local politician thought 1t would
be grand thing to ask Hon. Tayler
for donation to help out the Eistedd-
fod promoters who assemble here on
Christmas to sing and crate. Anyhow
letter of request was sent the con-
gresham and friends here anticipated
that so much money would come that
great glory would be theirs to haul It
in dray to the Eisteddfod managers.
Imagine the chagrin of the promoters
when reply came with the 81 enclosed
1--WE don't want his measly ST." said
the politician.
Send 1t back by telegraph" said a
brother Of present justice of the peace
why, the least he could have sent us
was 500. Do you suppose 1 am going
to go to the Welsh with a small 10C
cents? Not by a jug full"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CANTON.

CANTON.
Eugene T. Miller to Olivia Walker,
lot 1869, 35X105, SO, 500.
David Wilhelm to Emma Y. Nc
Nichols, lot 1912 pt., $3.50.
L. M. Barrick by assignee to Mary e.
Dougherty, lot 1914, $1,100.
MASSILLON.
Henry Wagner, by sheriff, to John B.
Russell lot 307, $3.50.
Emma M. Thomas to Olive Wilson,
lot 2016, $1,000.
COUNTRY.
James j. Carnes to w. Stewart
Carnes, lot 6S, Gable e. Muckley addi-
tion, Pike township, $500.
Susan Crisswell heirs to Edward Will
son, OsnabuTg township, lot "a, 5000.
Richard Johnson to Eva Cleyes,
Sandy township, Elson's addition, lot
/, $125.
Ed. s. Raft to Alice IT. Cross, 33- 100
acres, Canton township, 500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-19
SNYDER ROASTED
AT CONFERENCE.
What a Speaker at the Metho,
dist Conference Said of Him.
PREACHERS SHOULD ACT
And See to 1t That Their Congregations
Understand For Whom They Are
Voting, Declared the
Speaker.

Thursday was Anti-Saloon day at
the Methodist conference at Alliance
and, as briefly stated in a special from
Alliance to the News-Democrat Thurs
day, some Republican politicians came
in for a severe arraignment. Among
them was Representative j. B. Snyder,
of Canton. Senator Williams, who was
present, was also put in an embarrass-
ing position when the speaker for the
temperance interests wanted to know
why he had been turned down for lieu
tenant governor in order that Caldwell,
the tool of George B. Cox, ruler of the
dens and dives of Cincinnati could have
tie place. DR.. p. A. Baker was the
orator who took a fall out of the men
who represent the party that claims
to be the sole custodian Of God and
morality.
DR.. Baker read a letter from a mem
ber of the Liquor League in Tuscara-
was county in which he said that the
Liquor League had orders to support
Mr.. Caldwell, the Republican nominee
for lieutenant governor. The speaker
then said that this was rather signiti-
cant in view of the fact that Senator
Williams Of the Alliance NJ. e. church
and other temperance men were turned
down for the office of lieutenant COVER
nor to make place for Mr.. Caldwell,
the tool of Mr.. Cox, Of Cincinnati.
"Will we stand by and further the ends
of such bosses and run boOdlers?" ask
ed the speaker
DR.. Baker closed his mastery and
frequently applauded address in the
following words which reflected in a
rather uncOmplimentary manner upon
a candidate for representative from
Stark county, everybody understand
ing the reference to be to Hon. j. b.
Snyder, of Canton: Not long since a
lady came into my office with tears in
her eyes and the blood streaming from
a wounded arm. She had just been
thrown bodily out of a saloon upon a
rough stony walk by the saloonkeepeer,
the purpose of her visit being to i'm
plore the saloonkeeper to refrain from
selling more liquor to her already
craZed husband who was abusing the
family. She asked If there was no
law to protect her. 1 answered that
the Adair law was the only law on the
statute books which could reach her
case and that law had been so modified
recently as to amount to a virtual re-
peal Of the law, and / am sorry to say
that the representative from Stark
made the modification possible
One of these men has been re-nomi-
mated for the legislature and I want
you ministers to see that your voting
members vote against that man and
allow him to remain at home"