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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
Corner BTOughiOn and Barnard StTastS.

Mrs Michael O'Keefe and brother
The bodies Of four white peFsons ana
seven colored. were found in the frst
story of W. J. Reitmeyers residence IN
the morning. Reitmeyer and family were
in the second story and escaped.
Mrs ]. n. Treadweil and infant; Mrs.
&. T. Clark and infant; Mrs. a. Long
nocker: Mrs Bevcredge and two chill
dren: Mrs George NJ. Schroeder and four
children and the mother OF United States
Deputy Marshal Wood. were all lost in
one building. Mr. Longnecker escaped
with serious injuries.
Mrs. Amundson. mother Of Deputy
Chief OF Police Amundson.
Jos b. Aguilo. chairman OF the Demo-
cratic County Executive Committee.
Charles Rust. knocked from dray while
trying TO carry hts family TO a place OF
safety, and killed.
John n. Davis and wife.
Two children Of Capt. Ellison. one OF
them drowning in its mothers arms.
Mrs w. X. Jones and child.
white girl Il years old. unidentified
found In a yard.
Mrs. Clarence Howth.
MIR. and Mrs. schuler and Ave children.
Mrs. Motter and two daughters.
Mrs. Davis wakelee.
c. n. Fix.
W +. Fisher. wife and two children.
two sisters-in-law and a niece
Mrs. John F. Gernand and two children.
- Hoebeck and boy.
Nfothcr-in-iaw and sister-in-law Of Will
am Thompson Of the fre department.
Thomas Webster. ST.. secretary OF grain
,,snec.or OF the port. and family OF four.
Mrs. ]. r. Correll and family.
"Francols." well-known walter. re-
norris the loss Of twenty-five persons who
took refuge IN his house. six OF them being
members Of his family.
Mira Toe Bowes and three children.
Police oeicor John Bowes was of on
ron,h's leave In recognition Of merifo-
r,ous services He attempted 70 save his
family on a raft. but they were swept on
and drowned.
walter Belts. a prominent cotton brok-
er and wife.
police oficer Howe and family.
n. T. Maslerson and family.
Police Onicer Charles Wolfe.
Police omcer Tovrea.
police oficer Richards.
The family OF Policeman Rowan.
The family Of Policeman Bird.
Richard D. Swain.
Co, II II Peck. city engineer. wife
and i've children
Mrs. J. w Mum. sr.
Mrs. Charles Walter and three children.
Mrs. Barbon.
Edward Webster aud two sisters.
Mrs j. II. Harris.
Mrs. r. Harris.
Barney Kelly.
While Kelly.
Bessie Quester
Mrs Harris. eolored.
Joe schwartback.
Mn. W. ouester. little con and daugh-
ter
J. F. Roll wife and four children.
Joe Hughes.
Mrs Katie Evans and two daughters,
| Kate and Fannie.
Charles Sherwood.
J. .. Palmer and baby.
Mrs and Mr.. Cary Burnett and Mrs.
| Burnett.
Mrs Mollie Parker.
Miss Hattie Woodward
Harmon Plat.
Mrs Peter Hamburg aud four children.
-- Wootam
MURRAY Roudaux.
Leslie Davis.
Mamie Gust
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

for tire second time IN recent years. Any
thing we can do among commercial inter
ests 10 aid YOU and your fellow citizens
in your dire distress we will do 10 the er-
tent OF our ability. II you desire VII
form committee az once and solicit pub.
iicly such things as you may indicate as
being Of most use 90 the people, 20 hep
In supplying immediate wants. kindly
advise by wire our expense"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
GREAT DAMAGE ar RICHMOND.

buildings Destroyed and People
KILLED by the storm.
Richmond. Tex. Sept i0-The most ter
rife storm that has ever visited this sec
ton OF the state, struck this town sat
urday night At 1870. destroying every
thing In It's path. Many buildings were to-
tally destroyed. The court house was
greatly damaged. The Baptist Church is
total wreck. while the Methodist Church
Is almost destroyed.
Three lives were lost IN the colored
Baptist Church. Henry Ransom and two
children. colored. one person was killed
at Booth and four lives were lost at
Beasly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. Mamie Smith
Joe Labbatt 80
Mrs. Dorm.
Miss Jennie Dorain.
John Garnaud. wife and two children.
Mary Ann Wilson and baby
John Lynch
- Wallace and four children.
Mrs. Monroe. eolored and three chill
dren.
Mrs. Taylor. colored.
Miss Bessie Cramer.
Mrs. Charlss schaler and four children.
Mrs. Abe Gordon and five children.
Miss Gordon.
Mir. and Mrs. Jones and daughter.
Mrs. NJ. Burrows
Miss Annie McCauley.
MIR ana Mrs Sharp
Miss Annie sharp
VIM. o. Harrow.
MIR. and Mrs. Schultz
w II. Lisbony.
Paul Delay.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster and three
children.
Mrs. North and two babies.
Violet Fredericton and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisher.
Sarah Summers.
Mrs. Sylvester.
Mrs. claud Fordtram OF 1919 fremont
street was found ciinging to the roof.
Body OF Henry Ripley. son OF II. s.
Ripley. was recovered
William Flash and daughter OF Twenty
nth street and Sixth avenue. Mrs. Flash
was saved.
An entire family living az Thiry-sixth
and Q avenue. consisting OF Angelina
Parker and grandchild. Tommy Lesker.
Sullivan Parker and wife, Lily, and their
three children. Maize. Harne and Alfred.
The home OF Capt Peck was seen to
overturn when the captain was in Il and
he has no, been seen since.
Patti Rosa Coryell.
Hattie Lea Hawkins.
Walter Fisher. wife. three children. Mrs.
Rebceoa Harris. Mr.. and Mrs W. Daven-
port and three children
Thirteen were killed IN one building on
Eighth and Broadway. Domlnick Porret-
to Is tho only one OF the party who lives
20 tell the tale Among them we're: Jose
phina Porretto. James Wren. wife and six
children: Mike Regain wife, mother-in-
Jaw; AIRS. Cline. wife OF Dr. /. III Cline,
local forecas; official. United states
weather bureau: DR.. Cline and his broth
err joe Cline. and three children drifted
about in the raging torrents for three
hours on roughly constructed raft.
They were all bruised and cut from their
struggle with flying debris.
Three negro servants OF the collapsed
Cotton Exchange saloon are missing ana
are thought 20 be dead. ST. John Labey
escaped from the building with severe
injuries
Col. }. n. Polk. General Manager OF the
Gulf. Colorado and sante Re Rail-
change saloon short time before Il col
iapsed and Il was reported that he was
among tho dead. This, however. was I'M
true. lie has been active in aiding the
sufferers
The above list IS only a partial one ana
the names Of all who pcrished in satur-
days great storm will never be known
At the army barracks near San Anto-
Mo. q report Is current that more than
100 United states soldiers lost their lives
80 Galveston. This report. however
lacks confirmation.
The stricken city Is In imminent danger
% water famine and strenuous efforts
are being made here TO supply the suffer-
ers. Relief trains are being organized
and will leave here at an early hour to-
snorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
DESTRUCTION AT EAGLE LAKE.

Three Churches and Many Houses
Were blown 10 Pieces.
Eagle Lake Tex. Sept i0-Three
churches. together with many houses.
dwelling and business. were completely
blown to pieces in saturday nights storm.
Crops OF all kinds are almost ruined. The
loss 60 this community is estimated al
about $4,000 No lives were lost here.
hut the town OF East Bernard was blown
away and three persons were killed there
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

Asks That Donations he Sent 20 th'
National Red Cross.

Washington. Sept. miss Clara Bar'oa
tonight issued an appeal in behalf Of ne
Texas sufferers. which says;
The American National Red Cross 81
Washington Is appealed TO on ell sides iN
help and for the privilege 10 help in m
terrible disaster which has befai'tn
Southern and Central Texas. II remem'
beers the floods OF the Ohio and Missis.
sipi. OF Johnstown. and Of Port Rosh
with their thousands Of dead. and monihs
OF suffering and needed relief and tuTns
confidently TO the people Of the uniiei
States. whose sympathy has never ia'ta
20 help provide the relief that is asked o.
Il now.
Contributions may be wired or sent
mall 70 our treasurer. William J Fia'hef'
as the cashier. Riggs National Bans
Washington. d. c.: also 20 the LOUISIANA
Red Cross Of New Orleans. both Of Nno'n
will report all donations for immediate az
acknowledgement OF US"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

Reidsville. Ca. Sept io.-The Dem, ,,on.
&c party OF Tattnali county met ZOO
vcntion here to-day. and nominal ...sr.
J. T. Tipplns OF AI,amaha, Tor ,,.ss
ta'ive 20 MI the vacancy on W -hss
caused by the withdrawal OF CoL 80, ss
9. Edwards. Mr.. Tippine NIL 49,. .r.y.
have opposition from tbs Popuhs' i''"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

ST. Augustine. ria. Sept. ia ..,,.,
cram received By J. W. Duhur p,,n.
that the schooner Mary +. Mofre 81 ,,,r.
Me. Is ashore OF Sebastian on ~ ar.
sher details Of the accident are gly..-
She was driven ashore BY the resent s''''
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

Atlanta. Sept. io.-At the Euggeston y,
Judge George Hallyer a mass mee'l.s r.,
citizens will be held tomorrow m'l .,.s
at the Chamber OF Commerce 70 ~.
funds for the relief OF the sufferers pS -
iiood In Galveston.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

New York. Sept. i0--Jefferson sf.is ,.'s,
OF j. & W. seligman a CO. has eo -.
uted 81. 600 for the benefit OF the ',, .,ao
by the Galveston flood The firm W.. ,,,r
act az agent IN receiving and ior"''0''
contributions
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
THERE MAY BE MARTIAL LAW.
Vandalism, and LootinR Added a.
GaIveston's Horrors.

GaIveston's Horrors.
Dallas. Tex. Sept i0--Adjt. Gen. sourry'
reached Galveston by boat from Houston
this afternoon and tonight by courier
70 Houston notified the militia companies
OF che state that he would call on them
for details for service IN Galveston.
Capt Roache of one OF the Dallas COM
panies was notified 10 have his men in
readiness for service.
Information leaks out that the horrors
Of vandalism and general looting have
been started By the vicious element a,
Galveston. Il is expected that the city
will be placed under martial law.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
TOWN OF LETITIA A WRECK.

All the Houses Blown Down and One
Woman Killed.
Brookshire. Tex. Sept. i0-Leuua is a
wreck. The houses which stood in the
place. including depot. have been blown
to the ground and the timbers from come
OF them carried for miles Mrs. Sophia
Schultz. formerly OF Houston. was killed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

Reports from the Interior confirm the
loss OF life and destruction Of properly re-
ported in the Associated Press dispatches
hast night.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
TO SEND RATIoNs AND TENTS.
War Department Has Ordered Bis
supply 10 Galveston.

supply 10 Galveston.
Washington. Sept. io-Gov. sayers OF
OF Texas. has applied TO the War Depart
ment for 1000 tents and 5000 rations for
immediate use for the sufferers from
Saturdays storm.
Acting Sec Meikleiohn issued an or
der granting the request. The tents viii
be- sent from San Antonio and Jefferson
Barracks. Mo
II Is expected that large portion OF the
rations can be procured az San Antonio.
II not they will be sent from Kansas City.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
SEVERAL LIVES WE'RE LOST.

Suffered slightly.
Dallas. Tex. Sept. l0-Wire communi-
cations was opened with Beaumont and
Orange this afternoon.
II ia reported thas several lives were
lost in the localities OF Sabine Pass ard
Port Arthur. but the towns are reported
TO have suffered only slightly from the
effects OF the storm.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
MONEY ron THE SUFFERERS
MatanSas Reconcentrado Fund 10 "'
90 Galveston.

81. Louis. Mo. Sept. io.-The star az
nounces that with the consent Of the 80
scribers 10 the Matanzas recoucen'i'l'
relief fund Il will transfer the oii'n.s
remaining from that fund. s2isA 10 'H ~
Galveston relief fund. The money va
be sent tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

London. Sept. ii.-AIl the mornlrs IN.
pers contained editorials expressius ,;,l-
paihy with the United states ~ ''''
weston disaster.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

Many soldiers We're Drowned.
Dallas. Tex. sept. iO.-The News stan
correspondent who has just arrived in
Houston from Galveston confirms the
story tina, there was great loss OF life
among the United States regulars.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

think you must be twenty years
older than you arc? Yet it's
impossible 70 look young with
the color OF seventy years in
the hair. It's sad TO see young
persons look prematurely old in
this way. Sad because it's all
unnecessary; for gray hair may al
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
MERCHANTS oFFER AID.
New Workers Ready 90 Assist the
People of CnIVcsto,

New York Sept io.-The Merchants As
ISOLATION to-day sent the following tele-
gram 20 the Mayor OF Galveston:
We have read with sorrow OF the ter
ri6le disaster that has visited your city
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11
STORM REACHED OKLAHOMA.

First News From Galveston shows
Calamity was Terrible.
Washington. Sept i0-Prof Willis
Moore chief OF the weather bureau said
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

an elegant dressing; stops falling
OF the hair; and cleanses the scalp
from dandruff.
when you feed your hair we'll IL
will grow we'll. u keeps soft and
never splits at the ends.
Si.os q hsitie. Al druggists.
Z" have been using Ayers Hair yieor
Tor over 20 years and ! can heartily rec
ommend u TO the public a. the best hair
tonic In existence"
Mrs. q. T.. ANDERSON,
Apfh a. 1879, Ector, Tex.
II you do not obtain all the henenfs you
expected from the use ~ the Vipor wife
the Doctor shout H. Address
DR. J. g. AVER, Lowell. Mass.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-11

ways be re-
stored 20 It's
natural color
by using
For owe T
half a cen
fury this has
been tn c
stan d ar d
hair prepare
tim L. fu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
DYNAMITE KILLED BOYS.
Threw a Can of the Stuff on 9
Pile of Burning. Drift
wood.

Wheeling. Nov. 2S.-At Leaserville.
w. Va, twenty miles above Wheeling,
on the Ohio river. a crowd Of twenty
boys had built a fire, on the river bank
from driftwood and were watching the
rising waters. In lot of driftwood
one of the boys threw on the fire was a
can partially filed with nitroglycerine.
Immediately there was terrific ex-
plosion and three boys were killed and
fourteen wounded, of whom three may
die. -.a-
The dead: Harmon Finley, aged 13
son of poor widow: Willie Davis, aged
8; Robert Finley, aged 1S. n-- ss-
The injured: Harry and Herman
Arbgast.f VIII Nangle, VIII Blackburn,
Wesley Cusick. James Jones, Theodore
and Alexander Gilchrist, Charles
Thomas. Ralph Hahn, Thomas Kinney,
John Bone and John Webb. all boys un-
der "a years. OF these Will Nangle
and VIII Blackburn may die. AS a re-
suit of the explosion an infant child of
Mrs. Durig died few minutes after
ward,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
SENATOR DAVIS
PASSED AWAY.
Blood Poisoning Removed From
Earth a Useful Man.
HE SERVED WITH JUDGE DAY
On the Paris Peace Commission and was
Prominent In a fairs of the Nation
During Many Years

ST. Paul, Nov. 2s-United States Sem
ator Cushman Kellogg Davis, chairman
of the committee on foreign relations
Of the senate, died at his home In this
city at o'clock Tuesday evening, after
an Illness of two months.
He had suffered greatly during his
sickness and gradually sank away, be-
ing Unconscious for several hours be-
fore death, and so far as known, suf-
fering no pain.
After his return from the Maine cam
paign In September Senator Davis was
troubled by twinges' of pain in one of
his feet, to which he paid little atten-
ton, thinking 1t due to some neuralgia
condition which would soon pass. He
began an active campaign in this state,
speaking at Duluth September 81, and
at Alexandria, Mimi, September 25.
During the latter speech he suffered so
greatly that he could not wear his shoe.
He returned home at once and was or
dered to bed by his phynician.
A few days later an operation was
performed, but he failed to improve
and a consultation of physicians was
called. Drs. Stone. Lancaster and
on October Ia was Immediately bene-
fetal and a further operation was per-
formed on October "a 1t was at first
believed the case was one of blood pois-
oning, caused by infection through q
slight abrasion of his foot from the dye
of a black silk stocking. and the oper-
ations drew off the accumulations of
pus. His condition improved steadily
until November 4, when he grew worse,
and Dr. J. b. Murphy. the Chicago spe-
cialist was sent for, consultation being
held the next day. At that time a
slight gangrenous condition was discov-
cred and an operation was found nec-
essary, removing a portion of one toe.
The wound healed well and the physi-
clans were hopeful of the outcome
However, on November II, kidney
trouble became apparent both nephritis
and diabetes complicating the case and
making his condition more critical.
Senator Davis waa once governor OF
Minnesota. He was born June 16 1888
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
SAFE CRACKER
SAVED FORTUNE.
Taken From the Penitentiary
To Operate. u.-
DID A NEAT AND SPEEDY JOB
Insurance Policies We're In tho Safe and
Some Were Expiring Was Done
to Aid u Lone
Widow.

Columbus, Nov. est has leaked out
that an expert safe-blower was taken
from the penitentiary Monday night
and given job of safe-wrecking. The
convict was placed in closed carriage
driven to a private Office in this city.
where he broke open a safe, was taken
back to the pen" locked in his CELL
and nobody but the interested persons
and several officials were the wiser.
The hero of this escapade was Pat
Murphy, who is one of the best known
safe-b blowers in the country. However.
he is serving term for pocket-picking,
having been convicted in 1898 in this
county and sentenced for four years.
The excuse for this hitherto unheard-
of proceeding was one which would ap-
peal strongly to the sympathy of any
chivalrous gentleman, and Warden
Darby was touched by the story told
him. The convicts skill was needed
to save the modest fortune of widow.
without which she would have been
bereft of all
MEANS OF SUPPORT.
When Col. F. j. Picard. the civil engi-
neer who built the c.. s. & H. railroad,
died the other day. his affairs were
found to be considerably tangled up.
pers, Mr.. Jonas McCune. the wealthy
| realty man, who, 1t is said, is to be ex-
ecutor of the estate; John j. Chester,
| the attorney, and Mrs. Picard discov-
cred that the widow will get nothing
except the insurance. This item. how
ever, amounto on it's face to 100000,
enough to keep her comfortably But
| some of. the policies were on the point
of lapsing, and it was believed that the
companies would claim that several OF
these instruments have lapsed. 1t is
| said that one large policy would have
| expired today. At any rate. speed was
necessary II anything was to be saved
to the widow, and 1t was thought best
to get hold of the policies, which were
in Colonel Picard's private safe.
The officers of the Merchants and
Manufacturers bank were consulted
| and they decided to blow
| OPEN THE SAFE.
| The town was ransacked for a safe
expert, but without success. Then
somebody suggested that Warden Darby
could furnish a man. The entire party
went to the penitentiary and laid the
case before the warden. That officia
demurred, but. being finally convinced
that he was assisting a widow to gair
| a sustenance for the remainder of heI
life, he consented. From his collection
of experts he picked out Murphy. and
sent him under guard of Deputy War.
den Wells.
When the party reached Colonel Pic.
i ards office Murphy was turned loose
and told to open the safe: The convic,
expert wanted to use electricity, the
most up to- date method, but there was
none about the. place. So he went. tc
| work with hammer and drill. Quickly
he knocked off the combination lock
and in twelve minutes the safe wa.
open and the anxious friends of Mrs
Picard had found what they wanted
Murphy was heartily thanked for hi
work and was at once taken back tc
the penitentiary in the closed carriage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
CAN'T GET A VOTE.
,ial to News-Democrat.

Special to News-Democrat. -. u
East Liverpool Nov 2S.-A jonah
seems to follow the attempts of the
Welisville people to, pass bond issue
Of $65. 900 for storm water sewer and
$4,000 for waterworks Improvement.
The election has been set four different
times but every time some legal techni-
cality has intervened to prevent vote
being taken.
Today was set for a special election
on the bond question, but. last night
1t was discovered that the hours of 1886
to $3.50. which had been fixed by the
mayor in his proclamation. were illegal
and the election was declared off, at a
hastily called meeting of the council.
Another election has been called for
the eth of next month, when, 1t is
hoped, the Wellsville people will finally
have an opportunity to express them
selves on the bond question.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
Married by Squire Bowman.

!, Justice j. A. Bowman united In mar
iriage Elmer warstler and Amanda. y,
Warden. both OF Greentown. Tuesday
morning. w. .'' ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
SUSPICIOUS STRANGER.
Colored Man Who May be the
Party Who Is Wanted at ,,
Ravanna.

A suspicious looking colored man has
been seen in this city the past few days.
This fact has led the officers to make
an investigation as to his identity. Sc
far. however. they have not apprehend-
ed him. 1t is believed by some people
that he may be the party who assaulted
and seriously wounded p. & w. rail-
way ticket agent near Ravenna about
two weeks ago. w
At the time of thet occurrence, infor-
nation was received by the Alliance po-
lice that the man had been seen in some
of the lumber, yards inrthat city. Po-
lice officers and railway detectives
secured the yards but they were unable
to secure the least trace of him. Since
that time nothing haa been seen OF
heard of the fellow until information
was given to the local officers of the
colored stranger in this city, presumed
to be the party wanted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
Feared Death by Poison.

GAINESVILLE, Nov. 2S.-I>ivorce proceed
ings have been instituted in the court
of common pleas by George II. Buck
ingham against his wife. Ida May
Buckingham. The plaintiff In his pc
tition stated that the defendant has
been guilty of extreme cruelty and has
at divers times used personal violence
on the plaintiff. The petition also says
that she on numerous occasions threat
ened to poison him and that she fire.
quently used profane language in the
presence of their children On October
81 last defendant disappeared from the
family home and has since remained
away Wherefore he prays for an alb
solute divorce and. the custody of the
children. 49,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
Why Pay Rent.

The Workingmen's Home Co-Opera-
tive association will build or buy you q
home or farm, In any locality, or lift
your mortgage, giving you 16 years and
eight months to pay 1t back. without
interest. Payments to be made monthly
at the rate Of 53h cents for each 500, 80
cents payment on principal and Sh
cents for actual expenses. You can
get further information and leave your
application at w. ". Moser. trusted
local No. s. 1927 West Tuscarawas
suSEA 0nn1GA Qhins sssr 21-h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30
Western Rates Reduced.

Greatly reduced one-way and round
trip second class rates will be In effect
from Chicago via Wisconsin Central
railway to points In Minnesota, North
Dakota, Montana. Idaho, Oregon, WASH
ington and British Columbia each Tues
day during october and November.
For detailed Information inquire Of
nearest ticket agent, or address y
JAS. @. POND, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Nov. II. Milwaukse. wis.