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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06
COLUMBUS NEWS.
Some Matters That Are of In
terest to the People Of
Stark County.
Special to News-Democrat.

Special to News-Democrat.
Columbus, April 3-From all indica-
tions it seems probable that the bills in
troduced by the members of the Stark
county delegation, which Is now pend
ing in the legislature, will be disposed
of before the final adjournment of both
houses.
There is little doubt but what these
bills will be enacted into laws.
The house calandar for Wednesday
contains the following list of bills by
Stark county members, for the third
reading: By Mr.. Pollock-House bill No.
691-To create and perpetuate a board
Of trustees of the firemens pension fund;
to provide and distribute such funds for
the pensioning of disabled firemen and
the widows and minor children and de-
pendent mothers and fathers Of deceas-
ed firemen in third grade a." third
grade "B," fourth grade and fourth
grade "a" of the second class, and all
villages of the first and second class.
House bill No. 1893. To prescribe a
penalty for usury. of not less than $25
nor more than $500, or Imprisonment IN
Jail or workhouse not more than 60 days,
or both fine and Imprisonment, at the
discretion of the court. Committee on
corporations recommends passage as
amended)
House bill No. S42. To divide Sandy
township, Stark county, into two elec-
ton precincts. (Select committee of
Stark county members recommends its
passage.)
House bill No. $50. Requiring clerks
in all villages of over 500 population, to
publish annual reports in a newspaper
of general circulation. Committee on
public printing recommends its pass
age.)
By Mr.. Metzgar-House bill No. $40.
Authorizing the trustees Of Canton Tp.,
Stark county, to transfer $4,000 from the
poor fund to the road fund. (Select
committee Of Stark county members
recommends it's passage.)
By Mr. Snyder-House bill 759. To
authorize and empower the commission
ers of Stark county to purchase certain
lands. Committee on county affairs
recommends passage.)
By Senator Wilhelm-Senate bill No.
226. To divide Rose township, Carroll
county, into two election precincts.
COMMITTEE on elections recommends it's
PhoodBc.J
Senate bill No. 60. To provide an Off
cial stenographer, at a salary of $500 per
annum, for all counties having popula-
ton Of not more than 1855 or less than
16,575, by the federal census Of 1890.
This applies especially to Carroll county.
Late this afternoon Representative
Snyder presented petitions from the
Marlboro Christian Endeavor society
and the Young Woman's Christian as
sociation of Canton, praying for the en-
actment Of legislation requiring the in
struction Of scientific temperance in all
common schools. Mr.. Pollock also Of
fered petitions of the same character
from the Trinity Reformed church Of
Canton, and from influential citizens Of
that city. All the petitions were num-
erously signed. Mr.. Snyder also presen-
ted a petition from Louisville, Stark
county, requesting the passage Of Sen
ator Shepherds bill, No. 207, relating to
the amendment to the attachment laws.
The bill seeks to change the 10 per cent
attachment feature.
GEORGE T. BLAKE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06
Two Women Cured of xs.-
regularity, Falling Of the
Uterus and Ovarian
Trouble.

DEAR MRS. PINKHAM Il have
female weakness. Menstruation IT..
regular, and | suffer bearing-down
pains in left side and hip. My doctor
said had womb trouble and enlarge
ment of the ovaries. have doctored
two months, but see no improvement" I"
Miss MARY Z. REED, Swan Creek,
Ill. .
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-Your good
advice has been worth more than all |
ever received from doctor. Words
cannot express my gratitude to you for
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. After twelve years suffering
am stout and healthy.f'-MIss MARY 4.
REED, Swan Creek, ILL.,, April 2s, 1899.
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM suffer
female troubles. My doctor wishes
my. ovaries taken out, but 1 shall
never consent. Menstruation is irreg-
ular and my head has tired feeling.
Hospital treatment does me no good.
have five children and am forty four
years old. Please advise what medi-
cine to take. ."-MRs. f. II. SoNpERs, 437
N. 4oth ST., Philadelphia, Pa, Septem-
ber ~, 1898.
''DEAR MRS. PINxHAM-I followed
the advice you gave me and your medi-
cine has cured me. felt better when
! had taken the Vegetable Compound
but a week. Mrs. f. II. SoNDERs,
Philadelphia, Pa, February 8, 1899.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06
FELL FROM his BARN
Farmer Was On the Root and
Was Injured by Falling
To the Ground.
Special to News-Democrat.

Special to Democrat.
North Industry, April 4.-John Jolly,
a farmer residing near Howenstein, fell
from the roof Of his barn on Monday
and broke his leg at the ankle. Mr..
jolly was engaged at work on the roof
at the time. and slipped, the roof hav-
ing become wet from recent rains. DR..
Becherer reduced the fracture and Mr..
jolly is now resting easy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06

There is just one point in the above
statement on which Company E boys
would probably take issue with Col.
Hard: that is the statement that the
Eighth regiment lay "in the swamp
only three or four days. That is true
of the first and second batallions, as
stated. The third battalion, however,
went to the ammunition camp near
Skaters headquarters and spent a
very enjoyable week and half in the
swamp" there.1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06
Died of Old Age.

Chauncey John Keeler died today at
the age of 81 years The immediate
cause cf death was old age. Mr.. sler
was tho father Of William 0. E,eeler, car
accountant Wheeling & Lake lErie II. r..
The remains will be taken to Cleveland,
Thursday morning, where the funeral
will take place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06
TWO SHOTS FIRED
At the Prince of Wales But Both
Were Wide and He Still
Lives.

[Eews-Democrat Leased Wire service.]
BRUSSELS, April 4.-An attempt to as
assassinate the Prince. of Wales was
made here today In railroad station.
Two shots were fired. 10th shots went
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06
CONVENTION HALL
Destroyed By Fire And Demo.
Gratis Will Have to Meet
Some Place Else.

tNews-Democrat Leased Wire Service.]
Kansas City. April 4.-Convention
hall, where the Democratic national
convention was to be held. was totally
destroyed by fire today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06

Miss Ethel Water, of Alliance, who
has been visiting In the city. has re-
turned to her home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06
Notice OF Appointment.

The undersigned have been duly appointed
Administrator OF the estate Of John VI.
Bsryert, late Of stark County, obios de.
pstsd thf sna dsy q yszsA, y lses,, e.
HI. SxIlilgs S|Ass |Ass;.s, y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-06
Another Case of Nervous
Pr0sfrafl0n and Issfxas,s-
nation Of the Rxadder
Cured by Lydia e. Pink.
hams Vegetable Conn
nOuIpd,

DEAR MRS. PNKHAM--I have used
your Vegetable Compound for female
weakness and 1t has done wonders for
me. also had nervous prostration-
was not able to look after my house.
work. After taking one bottle l began
to improve, and am now better In every
way and feel like different person. y
MRS. DELLA KEIsER, Marionville, Pa.
February *2, 1899.
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-I can,iot
praise your Vegetable Compound
enough for the good it has done me.
] suffered from inflammation of the
bladder. tried doctors, but obtained
no relief. At last 1 decided to write
To you, and now, thanks to your reme-
dies, ] am entirely cured. .r--MRs. X. S.
GRADY, i31 Union S., High Bridge,
New York City, Aprii IL, 1850. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-14
FFIcK VS.. CARNEGIE EFT AL.
lsiaintin trays Tor an Injunction
Ayaii,s; interference With His in-

Il
Iisiiii ~. Iea@. FIJI. Il. ileafe 5;Say
L ok fi5ea Il bril- hi equity stet,lay Is
~ 5t,r 81 common piAas ~ Alles-
III e9iial against a adieY arneeie
a44i lijs araegia s:tes tdrap afy linn
ftes l prayiag fsr i desFsa Ela I'd u.
ssslea traas, 81 h5s iltse ss I'll as
aof25si,v S28s aaei Is mas allcl vdill. that
81 irjuaotie,Y ls4ne rssfrairiirlg fise d..
fandsilys from any inte fefeg1ea IS il lis
ifgtases III ffis. safei saafna;4y. ol iel.iiie
rs dsfenslant to ri flt s.i upon th. blocks
Sd &c fiefl ally assignins I'D aefe tofaIg
iIlsyie ~ ,3ratanaea 20 be made lo SAID
4sse6 iaiien az nc pi3iif,tfff,s Interest n
til9 H FIN. IL case fms defendanl snail re5
flise rie offers by "a plaintiff and shail
,..fi3se Ii, continue "a ALLOW aita Il. l,sil.-
tielr,a a. ia athe f4iarayelneflt arts con
isoitof the c'al4te gie sSteei ofnpany.
Ii,,siFss ns6er, i,l}fstion vft 4 ,el,, s.,3.3s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-14
There is no concealment, no prevari-

CANON i'll this Dill III contains nOtl- |
ing that is not plainly written on it's
face. We maintain that the provisions
Of this bill will maintain in good times
and IN bad times our standard of value.
say nuw, as my firm conviction of It's
truth that the man who fails TO come
TO it's support, either because he is in
favor Of free coinage Of silver or for
some other reason. viii fail of his duty
to his constituents and to the coun-
try
At the conclusion of MIR Allsonss
speech MIR. Jones of Nevada in II
speech strongly antagonizirg the pro-
visions of the pending bill said:
This measure is the climax of eff
forts that have been made since 1861
10 abolish tile use of silver. II is GER
tain that there MIL he additional lcsis-
lalion presented ut some subsequent
date TO retire the $3ib oN0.0ee Of green
backs. The gold STANDARD adNocatesl
Know that il would not do 70 attempt
to3eally thru all 81 ileir plans a t once.
| That would be a shock 70 the Ameii-
7 can people. There Miii he also an eff
fort in the rear future 10 retire the
treasury notes
This Will afford the national banks
an gI'l'fIt uilty @ fesuis,le me Neiails
isaf All money, save only gold and ssl-
Yer com. Thus an agslssatifn OF PR
y4te banking corporations viii exsfei Se
ille say eieisn function Of issuing
I isani4ey instead OF thar Junction beias
Nrstcdir tle :s,ivelnnlent alpnc.
/ Ml' Jonas ieciared that IL measure
! irovia,d clearly tor a pe,nansnt IN,
crease IN ihe bonded debt OF the couns
! trs aud that i; is a monstiais PROPOSE
1 ton that any executive officer u the
/ as,vtsIirselst should hlve the power To
i bind tbs American people
sS,@akins Of the pf0yisan q the billa
4 Which VII enable national banks 70 -
sue culraney UP 10 the par value q
4 bonds ds9asited, Mr.. Jones declared
that the liilt q ths autilel'lz zion of
4 IRRATIONAL banks 70 issae such an amount
lof eufreneN as they would be alie 70
tissue hy ne provisions 81 the pcnding
4 bal woiild be 10 Place IN the hands o.
4 chr banks the credit Of the entire l,so-
pc and the i'oMsr in times O filan-
cal lre sslfe ard financial sttlnsencys
Absolutely e bankrupt thousands y
iieeiie BY calling in loans in tt7i. resu-
lar eanauet Of tl3ali banking business.
.'EiYis bill places IN the hands oi the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-14
Throws 3. 600 OUT of Work.

lafily ciiu Feb q Three tlou
slits persons ate otit of tnpl6Snl nj
hgr, Is sulG o. this sl1Qd on liia
l9aasat5i ilver Tho rams haze ssoi-
lels the screams On uslnrscsti-s;iie g
siegree aaitf all the faetpties hare b9es
e5iiga s slili Gown on aeeoeiEt u
Sseiar l19liae Tn N:ias l1tts AMI FIRST
ilo9rs Ia II sssipy9ssie ials Al tls ts
o9.ef4t fasfs an h8ssl AL Ssss e ,s'lgs a,ia
rAassile5 (, aiey,eli. feei aDasa hisil asirtais
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-14
GODS Reported In the south.

81, GO: ip le
sg .-e I9,iti j neag an general
OATMEAL 5histaliit az slMi's,l south IN
ililjs ~ LIS inches fell Otaer raE9rlS
fe'n that iiepre aa@is g is't
Hoes M9bib lil are high
glSsA sEan@ .i.@ aalsS
Daa3a ~ q
lHo9jas 8ia ma vt
rs 8i1s5i Aist Al fisl
4Gsllisss fJl4etiSia3!4 sltsN2stsI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-14
ALLISON and Jones
The Senator From Iowa and Senator
From Nevada lalk on
Finance.
Former Explains Pending Bill and
Declares There is No Hidden
Meaning,
Declares the Law Will Insure FL
Declares the Law Will Insure FL
nancial Stability Senator
Jones Makes Reply.


Washington. Feb li.-The financial
daba.o t, ~, o,aact,a,,#its climax
~. a. -
''sss's''is' = w s'iFs's si''''.'i's,,
favor q the pending senate upsutute
measure. and The otherin opposi ton 10
4, ,,..,rs ,,sli,.ara,, a.,; ha,h xs,e III
e''i'ssi - ~ ssiia s''''s WI ~
stlor. The first was dellyeged by Nj
Nilsson. III Iowa. the ranking member
Il ~ .insnca s,,,,,n4t,ss at4.l IN qne
sssslSse ~ 'i'S atSN'i'sls -
his answers 20 the points issSel asaaNsi
IRE pending senate bin. Alf Jones. OF
as.,.,raa ,,,., H.. nili N.as
Nss,sssus sli'a u'isa ii'a''''ss' ~
ftap great power upon naiieai.t pafiNs
AMI fassenjsag the county, Il, a gold
,,r,a3,s, ia a;ssnsssa ta, s,aes tibn
sss,,,,ig.aI
'Ss'ss
'iie ;aei atlVa q tiie piii 81 ~
i aleilts upder the teil- Fnitshsg ls5s.
Mn NILSSON said by tine psntllis az INCA
4 ua II .Ssts proposed 10 dea ~iil the
ffansiene,s @tlestie,n III Il Iiiee and gem
49, 49, M ,s{.,s,,.aa IS ,l9,. sss,ls.te8
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-14

l7'FIs
IA ,fe.N lsariinstan AMI ieus'ltonie
iis fl99d d Tin 'iamase aalie Al Nsarth
AiltlMs and ANIltia3i f9sSll Syill amount
Pa tn0N siles At tsoilaAs. y tiln i9Nsf
35sti9ets arr ,loo;tsl a.li ptipis y the
ssals ware dismiss q yes. rday morn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-14
Masllout stops INC Yrains.

laanBiify, GiilH Fen
aeI5t mss etion 80 '3.siies tieigi ami
isllt Tn N easisasi slfa (
siilssit si.iifs Netsi' tsl ~ tts
sisksa5i re itsn IS tA MN ,lis,
,Nee 3seeIi & ilagt tal at
lliaa3an bslsge tts slis rcd ,ligi'
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worked at the Courier office in Jas
pr for a short tine several wears
since. = heir, with fOu- sists r., 70 n
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Ls-E- E--nne@- -,tl~m Ind -Iv-.
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The town trustees met IN regular ses-
-D7n On Mon,fIy night Feb i. 300.
MI merlbsrs Sre~ent.
TREASURER ~0lI-E-i presented hl- quar-
terry report urou the Enar-es Of the
rsfWn. wnieh were referred 10 trustees
er.-rber ant Halter flr ex1mInatl~1-
TREfSUEER'- QrsKrERIy REPoKT FOE
u NKrER ESDIsG kEE. L. lsco-
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Wanted.

E-inshie IMAM hlr manager 9f prnnrh
affii-p. xn-n To open in II-p-r. eHopi
au@nrnr iir an eu@rZeEnr- sober man.
Asnst1r menr-un tli- paper y hs-1 wr1rIn-.
a. r WoRRls. Cincinnati o.
TIrusr-ar-rt ClrrllnrIe . wrz- Partagw-
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FRANK {, KUEbLER,
Jeweler.
JASPER, INDIANA
Notice of Dissolution I
Partnership.

The partnership hrrtote-e existing
Detwcen the I'm ief~irr+-i. doing t'n-lnes.
IN the firm name of TrAyior A Hnnfe-.
Attorneys. ha- been dissolved IA mutual
srnsent Either menni~r ~ the firm wIll
ullerr and receipt FOR outstanding ciA ma.
Tue the III m Jannary -. 1909
w A. TRar1oE-
w = HrSrEE-
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pills They .l@vellpe every power 81 brain
amt nwfv OnlT &c ar M. Friedman :
etr,rsr -rtnss-
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Ten hsl = a. Oi<la a City, Gib-
I'm cllnty, were Guaranteed on
th@ llth on account Of smallpox in
r-@ town
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Pour
Washington.

He died before the advent d
the American watch Pity
that CREST man WHO VA
-fr-i in war and hr-t in
peace" vet did Dot live to
see the day when the Amen
en- stem Winier was first
in the pockets Of hi- country
men
Do YOU know the latest
American Watch It. rarit :
" Of Sizes IT. range 81
qualities2 lis artistic decor
a'Iong A visit to my store
may prove "a liberal educa-
ton
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l hsnve alvav- used Faley's Honey
AMI Tar eDugn nle,ii-ine, AMI think II
rle best In THE wprisi -ay- Charles
B~nfi-r. a new l@:ller 81 Ere, Pa ~
ri-iman
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= ze df#- mlr ID11rlnt 'glAI-E- E.t-s1n-
n rau1i.r l+-I- and ElrrAl1t-- sszl'E- Hrsr----
mr. BIZ VIM. Winch HEze. -Aue E.--
r-. \ fts- urlr ur-IruEL an -Ila-h1ie
.r-. ~ anr--- and all -sAr 1l-ssn--=--A
FREEMAN
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lie rrrH- &c aEnr-r 1rIn rlll1- mt IA
rr4gr b. 1lrsEr r~-sr-ElrIr III ru'saErnguat-
AZ --ilSl llllt,se care - n---- asENsu@-, 1ln1
A.Lani ~ am GiBar1 Remedy -A-<-r1- al
il.rsr Nll " E-l0ord IN KIL lrr- a
eui- " AM H-rar4 &C Ia r-u1u- IN e--
ianit rhE1 Hrr Vris-r r---Irms-T-- x =
lli-ss.-ir- and sI5e a. 1Es-- &c -Hle ng
Ut trl.,-rrlt
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-Four new popular songs are offered
Tor zler- Ia another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-02-16

s-Am additional switch board
"a placed in rne Jasper telephone
-xchilz-- on Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-02-16

- ~ Tie nss--r &c Eanrnsr ~n.ns m
-, ,-,'at ltl'sss- II y ruH-aErn.-nA Nr-n
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EsuIrningin the Ps.-, Ossre ar Jasper.
tnsL tir rne week enfIing Feb IL. 20.
Hrs Maggie w a-hingtcn-
Wh~n calling flr same please say
Z .liverrr -.-'i ANDERsoN. r. VI
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PRExc#ryG--There will be but ore
Lutheran service at II 1nitv church
newt SUNDAY Feb Is 1850, and il
WILL b. held at sd. PM Every
one l. cordially invited Prea hing
6v Rev t-o O. Maui, the pastor
rr en- mjrrrng and night he tlls
Rev. X .~aey : pulpit al the salem
caIrrh. EiI1rIngbIrx. while th- lat
Ter l. at ending IA z 2 at Blr-
rufu.rharm- Ala
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NEW RE-EDENcE-Mr. Andrew
Klein has bought a lot on >th street. ,
In NIbIrn'- addition. and j. having
\ nice eurtlge re-lienee built on i.
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O. Thl-sstl4- H1@Ai-A Am-Er-fnHr &C
rinmra. .aE-. ABaEa Lsr-g-zrIH tlI--
r.rrri.r h. rs-caHnm,-n1--- 1i.a 1lr1lE- i
curved ne ia ssEere 6r@g.g=Ea- + d.
--ers VIM rf'u -sN1 and s-E-~-- Er g l-ss.sr'EI On.
l,.g~iiurr 1lns AL 1lrul- "a 1E-p-r-ln-
NJ Freeman
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.'4 MAN i'rriEiIi Pam F4Ilm Srr -irT
'.''l''-iii WITH E-lift mac 4rrf'-n--t Orr a
~ y litnt lnic hmm ] tlRt n1 EErn III
h'-alf'ins az zieT ali 1Eis.-t t.
~ Nell. e NHGnmh--itnr1 Pam
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&c II sz.gs h,tr-,ss af II hame
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N. i'li'r AZ -Hss M narA -aar sas
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wv WINNIE A.Bnrt Csr-s- Hrrs~ .dp,-tr-.
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