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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-01
TRIBUTE 10 A pLAfs SOLDIER

Nature il kind 60 man whom she
puts into his heart the dre Of patriot
Ism. the bravery OF a warrior and
the qualities 90 mind that make a
rough man a. tender as a woman,
So here Is tribute t. MAJ. VIM.
Monaghan. paymnster in the regular
army. who died suddenly OF heart
disease At Manila. tie fought all
through the Civi war and served his
country well IN many capacities.
lie was one ~ those aag-loVlng
soldiers whose greatest desire b. 60
die In harness,
TITS heart became affected white
climbing steep mountain sides. he
refuses 10 allow word uf his illness
TO be sent 20 hts family because he
said that they might worry.
one day there came a swift pang
that caused his face 20 become ashen.
Tie laid a hand over his heart and
died.
Almost his last act was to write 20
a friend Ills letter hrrathcs 90
much ~ faith. loyalty. love 81 family
and courage that u il worthy %
space Here e h.
Il want 10 return and close lifc's
chapter In oar own proud land. Soon.
PERHAPS. I shall take up my cham
her in the wiudowlcss paiaeeof ctern-
al rest. The world has had but little
pleasure and respite from care for
me. and leaving 81 viii give me small
concern. knowing aa do that have
done my best for those ~ my family
who survive me. Dear friend. I
trust | may ever be found where
death and duty may blend. Pare
we'll
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Pacific Coast Steamship. Co
W. TOT san Francisco

The CompanY'a steam
ships State Of Cal
Walln Walia, umatilla
ami CITY OF Puebls
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BIG EXCITEMENT.
tue tlon Sale at N sehanIos' Cloth
Ing Co. Draws an Excited Crowd.

Additional sslespeople had 20 be
secured by the manager Of the Me-
chanics' Clothing Co, 100 Occidental
avenue. in order 10 handle the crowd
Of people who hOcked 10 the auction
sale Of spring clothing. hats. shoes.
ctc.
Each person seemed Interested IN
the sale and some rare bargains
were secured. As announced Ia last
nights paper, everything went TO
the highest bidder
One gentleman secured a chaviOt
suit that sells regularly for $50 20
S25, for fg.i0. a lady bid on n boys
81 suit for fi.05. and several other
equally ridiculous prices made the
sale exciting. The stock as put on
sale. fully maintained expectations.
Sales Will be held at $50. 3. m.
and p. m. until the entire so 900
stock IL sold. II will pay the read
ers Of thu Haper 10 take advantage
Of this auction sale at 100 Occidental
avenue.
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a pay THAT casaoT BE SPARED.

This being a practical age. there is
a movement on foot to abandon. in
schools. the graduating exercises.
Some Of the professors. who have
evidently forgotten their youth.
would close up the school career with
a rigid examination. a diploma
AND THAT'S ALL.
Let's leave the veil Of Romance
about a few things Admit. II you
will. that the average graduation il
a SOP to yanity. a public glorying in
educational triumphs. but don't dis
turb ~. The fathers and mothers
viii not thank the modern pedagogue
that even suggests such an idea.
There are three beautiful periods
In a girls life. The FIRST IL when she
allies herself with a church. She
breathes purity. and f. the embodl-
ment Of good.
Then comes graduating day. Its
the end Of school. She has Studio !
some. hirted a little and made a
thousand plans that will be forgotten
IN q few years. She IL healthy and
handsome. She laughs loudly be-
cause she IL happy. On the threah-
hold ~ womanhood. she can see only
sunshine and hope She II good 10
look al, and the world loves her.
Clad all in white. with eyes shining
and cheeks "a red a. cherries. she
steps to the front Of the stage and
reads the essay that has caused
weeks Of worry and anxiety. In
front are father mother, friends and
relatives by the score.
You could not make them believe
. that the wisdom Of Webster or the
eloquence Of conkling ever equaled
the thoughts and words Of their
girl" for pride and love are In their
Judgment
And later there are the hearty con-
gratulatlona, the soft hss from
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CENSURE COMPANY.
For the Killing Of August TwombIy
by Explosion.

The c0rouer's jury impaneied TO
inquire into the death Of Augustus
Twombly, who was killed ir a boiler
explosion at South Seattle Monday.
rendered a verdict late yester day
afternoon. The verdict reads as
follows.
We, the jurors. find that August
Twomhly came 20 his death BY n
cave-in in a shaft being sunk by the
King County OIL Go. at South Park.
King county. Wash. said cave-in
having been caused by the neglect on
the part Of said company TO timber
the shaft. We censure said com
pany severely for their careless man
aRement.
(signed &C W. Prouty. J. ~.
Denny. J. w. Mulan. w. Middleton,
A. Herman, August Toellner."
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Victoria Route

Cut rates to Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily. Fare Zoe.
Berths 2bc. Freight soc per ton.
s. +. North Pacific leaves Ycsler
dock daily except Sunday at Sa. IN.
s. s. Utopln leaves Yesler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
s. =. Sehome leaves Yealer dock
at p. IN. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. calling at Anncortes,
Fairhaven and Whatcom, connect
ina with railways at Anacortes and
Whateom.
pOpWBLL & Co, General Agents.
lis James Sc. Phone, Main 4TO.
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DIR. J. g. STEWART. specialist in
diseases OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute, Boston block,
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases OF wo-
men. chronic diseases. Wash. bldg.
DIR. FLEISCHER, diseases OF men
and women. speciality surgery. col.
202. 2l6. 2lS Washington Block
DIR. HINKLE, 2ii-2lg Mutual Life
bldg. Tel White b9s. res Bun al.
DIR. MILES. COZ Bailey bid. Tc, Main
SIS. res. l02o tth. Tel Green $40.
Dir ANNIE RUSSELL. % Hinekley
DIR. FAI.K-7s-79 Starr Boyd bldg,
Tel. BLACK $50. res. Green 1851.
DIR. r. l.. BICKFORD, surgery;
diseases OF women. Mutual Life
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FINANCIAL.
OLYMPIC OIL COMPANY
- 49,. an - IT.. MI

OILY MIlt OIL COMPANY.
Room ~ Halter Block.
lur stock has been out Of the mar
ket for the past three weeks
while getting our machinery at
Copalis Point into operation. Last
Saturday. after four days drill
ing. we had gotten down 40 feet
below the surface and the indica-
tinns continue to improve. 50 much
So that we are confident Of strik-
ing oil az no great depth. We
have now placed another small
block Of stock on the market for
development work only at former
price Of 2bc. which Is by far the
cheapest IN the market as our
capitalization Is small and our
holdings extensive, and our pro-
gress viii be rapid as We have the
best machinery that money could
buy.
ROGER 8. GREENE. Pros.
Full particulars. Room Il, Halter
Bloek
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STATE TROOPS
ENCAM Pm ENT

Adiutant General Jas. A. Drain Of
the Washington state guard. who
waa In the city lat night. stated
that the next eHcamrment % the
state guard would probably BE- held
next year. The exact date and place
are e BE- determined upon by Gov.
Rogers who win consider the trans
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mother and the whispered Pm
proud Of YOU from father.
What. wine out an this happiness
and amhltioni why It ranks wien
the third stage In a girl'a lie, when
she puts her hands and heart IN the
keeping 90 good man. and works
out destiny in her own gracious way.
Three episodes IN career. An
important all containing much ot
10Y. DON'T disturb any Of them.
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portatlon matter IN forming his de
siatun.
aen Drain r. making an unans
nuunred inspection uf the guard over
the state ANA he has found " In very
fair condition. lie was much plsaa
pd with companies - ana ~ ~ Sc
attic. Ito said the entire guard would
improve from nov ON. ana that "A
thorough organization would tuke
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MORTALITY RECORD.

Funeral services for August Twom-
hly were held At o'clock this after
noon from the Wondman hail At
Georgetown.
The funeral for sadie Watson was
held at O'Clock this afternoon from
ifuttrrWorth'a chapel
Della nurna, - died lnHt night a.
her residence. Al noron avenue,
from scarlet fever.
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AUCTION sale ~ one furniture. the
contents uf hrsru-roam private
house. =. O. Bicksrton viii sell
on the premises. No. sas Maynard
avenue. take fenirf car. on Thurs
day. May q az 70 20. bid sets.
springs. mattresses. Bedding. toll
q sets. center tables. chairs. rock
rrH. book enhcF. hh1 tree. portlerrH.
lace curtains hanging lamps. car
pets. rugs cook range. heaters.
crueksFY glass. etc. =. 9. Becker
ton. auEttuuecr.
THE auction sale 81 dry goods.
clothing boots and shoes. etc. will
- continued for one week longer
&C the Twentieth Century nargnln
Store. corner ~ FIRST and MadI-
son the sale will start each day
a. 20 aud 1880. No reserve. sy-
erythlug goes. T.. .. Blckerton.
-HaH Inner
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BUSINESS cahHcEs.
"WHi you hoist your sail,
HIr3 Here lies Yauf way"

"Wli you hoist your sail,
Hir3 Here lies Yauf way
II costs about al 10 nre ana
teHrn ull about the COM
MONWEALTH OIL CO.'S
lands You needn't take our
word FOR u. and Vau needn't
take Hnybndyh word FOR ll
Go and see for yuurHrlf or
chip I'M and send "a trusted
friend Train leaves Seattle
IT + e.. m. Round trip ticket
only $3.50. Hotel bill 800.
0ue day 20 examine property
VIII satisfy the most hkcptI-
cal
such opportunities az these
do not come every day. We
have spent weeks searching
far oil ludlru tiuuK sufficient to
justify uH re putting forth
money and cHerFY 10 make n
e success. ana now We have
Julien s. Becker has cXhm-
iHed over 90 properties. and
he says This ia the best
that / have neau on the
Coast
We cannot affafd 20 cNnR-
rerHtr che merits Of the
60 81 ~ ONWEALTH OH
COMPANY stock Would
rather prove To- you that 10 be-
better than we claim for a..
Ninety five cents on the dol
lar IN "a bis reduction. Mind
yau we don { guarantee that
Yau iwu get pr for this
stock bat N We strike nil. you
may get even more than a. 90
Per share Remember. 81 iH
yours az 3 cents Il share as
long no. u Lasts. which won't
be long
Farty-eiRhf hundred shares
cold Monday MY four hum
dred yesterday
Stake ull money orders pay
able 90 Commonwealth on
Company
J. l.. Muir q co. Brokers.
Phone. Rcd 1871.
$40 New York block.
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April L. 10. q, 20. Nay I. .. "a
~. a. 20. June 3 ,
For Alaska Cottage city Apfh
10. ga MAY TO- at June s. senator
April ~. aul state ut thiiiofhlhl
Aprir 20. May 3. 2oi june 4 CITY or
Topeka. May II. 30. June H.
Ttsk"t omo.. ats first Ave-, ssatus
uenYAst uesaa nock. neattla go9dall
ivftinf q Co zen. AFts., tan Issaelto'
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EouNn.


FoUNn-A section Of cedar piles
drifting IN Sound between Seattle
and Port Blakeley. owner call at
once Colman's Creasote Works or
telephone Lake i0I. II c. kuhlcy
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BANKS Continued.

The Canadian Bank Of Commsrce
Capital paid W ............. 81. UUO. Ugg
0lsiEht Million DuliarHJ
Surplus .................... az. 900 0001
Interest allowed on time irDOsits.
a general Banking Business Trans
acted.
BATTLE BRANCH corner Of
James 81 and Second Avenue.
y. A on EILI. MRr.
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ADS.
Aa8TRACT OF TITLE.

OsHo6NE. IHEMFEis a %. me.
Abstract Company. established
iska. Mining claim abstracts, Base
msut Of the Mutual LIE building.
Booth Whittieney- Hanfora Abstract
Co. established 1868. basement %
Hallef block Telephone Auln 1874
SEATTLE Abstract CO. -. s.. biz
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4 few more IRE goods LEFT. Hest
opportunity ever offered to got wall
paper at low prices. Star Paint CO.
a0a1s 500 PIKE st
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ARCHITECTS.

y. TibEMAND. q C9iman block.
MeMauua walker. 40 5. y. blk,
p M HougHTuN nAzlI Col.lna-
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~ GENTS.
Is the price per share Of our stock, which
~ non asHessnhle Our lands are In the
CCrAItS DISTRICT, which has the
best Indications for oil In the state
Drilling To commence soon,
SEATTLE OIL COMPANY,
BOO7 n, y. Block.
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sucTIoREEss.
AUCTION SALES.

MAHTiN 8 fONs auction room
Us Thlr1 ave. Sale once week
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auelflths colLEogs.


euslNess COLLEGES.
LEo.s Business College. Union. I'd.
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods aud teachers Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
\ " school Telegraphy starr n.d
Mllsan.a Hnalnsm COLLEGE Main tls
cIAiRVoYARTs.
GERTRUDE MYRES. greatest Nv
tuF elairYoynnt. Leland. "a % az.
Mrs. HENDERSON. elairv0yaat.
feadlnsn %. Nendame. 1915 LEI az.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MONEY cal.eeiea. 81 lsaston hlaek.
CLOTHES CLEANING.
BATTLE Clothes .PfessinE -.
clothes Ia shape ito month. dye
ing repairing. 1901 srd. Bun 1905
HIGHEST prices for cast-on cloth
InE Dave I1ylor. . starr BOYD BID
eor hAC ion sna soiLUEns.
souEnQUlsr a RosELEAfT. shops
at us-220 spring street
}. Il. SWIFT. house and Hign pain
ter. I.ake avenue. fremont-
DANCING Academies.
TWELVE DASCIN8 LESSONS.
f2aa. ladies. ladies aud Eentlrmens
guaranteed waltR. tNo-step and all
the latest BAH room dances. ex-
tremeiy low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes now. Monday
and Friday evenings. $40. Will
son Dancing Academy. Pike street.
kHuke block. riVate lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
MIR and Mrs. Littissa academy, de-
pertinent. dancing. physical cul-
inr- 80 Madlsnn 1T art and 9TH.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
LUCAS Detective Agency. Union
hIock v. naWsnn. manager.
DENTISTS.
a. ". PHILLIPS 81 Heussy blk.
ChLengo Dental G SIS Hlnckley
oREssMAkERs.
ron Ladies tailor and reception
gowns call az Lamb Sisters. 40
I'll Collins block.
Nine Muriei. skirts faced and bound.
10 % a.m.to s pm. IS Mcdonald bk
NINE. SMITH. modiate. Hincklsy.
LYNCH s SHAW az Hsner Ridg.
DYEiN0 AND CLEANING.
PARTISAN DYE WORKS = We
call for. clean. press and deliver
your clothes. once 1sis ist ave.
AMERICAN Steam Dye Works: dry
cleaning ifib ed ave Tel Main ~
ELECTRICAL MAC HtNERY
ERICKSON d wYMAS co. manu-.
facture and repair electrical ap-
paratus 1914 West Nv. Main. rs
FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-scattle auction sale
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The Ohio Steel Ranges Best Of
all. y. 9 Miles a. Piper 90.
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Go to christophsr-blke repairipg.
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TO LOAN Private money at low
rate of interest. Groll. Damus &
osner, 100 Nation street.
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PEoPLEs SAVING HANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81. Capital
paid up. kieo. 900. y. &. Neufelder,
pres. J. r. Hayden. cash J. T.
Groenleaf asst cash. Commercial
savings and trust business
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL IsJANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. ik2s. 600: sur
plus. So ooa.
J Furth. pres. J. E. Goldsmith.
vice pres e. V. AnhcnY. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
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ron sALE-seattie auction sale
stable. 1912 Western avenue: tel.
hun 1881. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday al p. m; horses.
wagons, harness, etc. All kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. ].
Walker. auctioneer.
GENUINE bargain. nice 7-room
building. out buildings. nrst-class
condition. large lot good neigh
hnrhuod. $500. terms part. IL
wanted. Ttl Twenty ave
me anmfh
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ElEcTRlcAL MAeHINERY.
FOR SALE.

ERICKSON 4 wYMAN co. manu-.
faeture and repair electrical APP
paratns 1914 MeHt nN. Main rs
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PLUMBING.

HAZLETT q MULLiN - New work
guaranteed year, Tel Bun 1884
GEO. II. WooDHouSE CO. Tel.
Main a44
KAUFMAN Plumbing Go. Bun Al.
BAKER 8 son. phone Black 1867
THEO. TURNEE TeI Green Al =
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4 AINTIRs
REAL Esf1TE.

WE have "A choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings aud
stores In all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. kt9
Third avenue
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National Bank OF Commerce

Paid up capital ....s $50. 900
TranEaetH general banking business.
" g. Henry. pres. u X. Spencer.
cash Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe Deposit Sasit Boxes Tor Roas
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pyEINo AND CLEANING.

PARTISAN DYE WORKS - We
call for, clean. press and deliver
your clothes. once IFS lat ave.
AMERICAN Steam Dye Works. dry
cleaning fiib ed ave Tel Main ~
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PhoToGRAphERs

NOVELTY Photo Co, 9iSiC Coi1n,-
hia. only place to get retouched
double size stamps. % for ssr
button free; open Sundays.
Amoteur tnishlng. Wise, McD. blk
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REAL UsrArE-coo,,,,...


Madison street a th9rsuss,
running diaRgnally thfgugt ''i ~
property r. ~ be paved fF,sa lhis
20 bay This season. .'g'h iass
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-15
TO AVOID THE GRIP
A Few Simple Rules Propounded By a
Physician.
The new PRESIDENTIAL AFFLICTION
Half the People in Canton Have
lt---Lasts Only a Few Days
...Grip Weather.

Every physician can tell one how to
avoid the grip" A wiseacre Will tell
one not to catch it. That would be un-
seemly and inhuman. The wise bac-
teriologists would find their avocation
gone thereby, and the prize money they
realize from their essays wouldn't
come tumbling in regularly.
The best advice thus far obtained Is
an opinion rendered by DR.. Common
sense. His office is just around the
corner and youll always find him in.
He says in his prescription:
Keep warmly clad.
Keep the feet dry.
Avoid colds and draughts.
Use stimulants sparlngly, If at all.
Eat nourishng food.
Take your meals regularly.
DO not overhead your house.
See that the ventilation is good,
And, finally, take quinne in tonic
doses.
The prescription doesn't cost anything
and II can be cheaply filled if a person
will have a little patience. II you be-
come i'll, cal in a good physician, as
complications which may ensue are
dangerous.
The prevalence of grip in this city is
causing physicians to work overtime.
Many can scarcely spare a minute to
stay at home for a social chat with the
family. The doctors buggy" is kept
standing in front of the Office door.
The telephone jingles and the doctor is
up and away. Another grip victim de-
mands his immediate attention. He has
Just sneezed himself home from the
office AMI imagines his misery is ten
fold more pronounced than is that Of
the thousands of others who are
swathed in blankets from the same
cause.
! The disease this year is partial in its
victims. Those whose labors keep them
in the open air are permitted to go
unmolested. The sufferers in nearly
every case are those who live. during
! their working hours, in the heavy at
mospheres of stores or in overheated
office buildings. Clerks and bookkeep-
ers, telephone girls and telegraph opera
! tors, merchants getting ready for the
! spring trade. bank clerks and steno-
! graphers these are the ones on whom
| Sir influenza has laid his knighting
| hand.
The victims chill in one breath and
!
planning of the chill. There is an aching
in the bones which reminds one of all
| of the acquaintances they have had
who have died of typhoid. Ones artic-
ulation loes it's attractiveness, and in
| time a hacking cough keeps a dismal
accompaniment to a sneezing solo. From
! four to five days generally suffice for the
disease to run it's course. That's long
/ 1, fA, tl,n yiptfY
Physicians are not decided whether
unsantary conditions add much en-
couragement to the production of the
grip microbe. They declare that grip
| is somewhat similar to typhoid fever,
and that it is contagious, but they have
not found the source of the disease.
They know that muggy. unreasonable
weather brings the disease and that a
cold snap drives II away. Some phy-
sicians say that only atmospheric con-
ditions produce it.
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MILES OF CABLE.
telephone Company of MassiIlon viii
Construct Them-A Funeral.
Speclal to NeWs-Democrat.

sUVVIdI 10 -NVW5-IJIIIIUNTdI
MassillOn, Jan. l4.-The Massillon
Telephone company has completed plans
for the construction of several addition
al miles of cables in this city, at a cost
of about $4,000.
The funeral service of Richard Owens,
who was killed on the c., l.. & w. road
Friday night, were held at Welsh church
Sunday afternoon.
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INDUCTED INTO OFFICE.
-ayIin Takes the Reins As Secretary oi
the State of Ohio.

News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Columbus, Jan. 14.--Lewis C. Laylin,
of Norfolk was in1uctad into the
office of Secretary of State this morn
ing.
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Scranton, e. E...... 1889 whole 6.94
Marlboro.-Lots, U. s.
Clapsaddle, C. Be-. 6S whole 5.77
Elliot, Mary,........ 1852 whole 7.65
Maus, Eliz. .......... 10 whole 6S2
Nimishillen Tp.-Lands.
Hersberger, Fannie. 81 y w 3 $40
Myers, Daniel H. ..13 pwks wi 5.62
Sheets, A.. S.....2 swpnw 8 90 6.4j
Lamielle, Louis. Lot. 13 SCI
Louisville Corporation.-Lands.
Penfield, r. Co.. ..2s-117 pnw 1S 39.45
Saunier, Charles & e. 40 =. 327 Gas
The Louisville Steam
Pump Con-. .2S-104 p n w 81 63.S5
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DELINQUENT SALE
Property In Stark County on Which
Taxes Must be Paid
ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 18th
Failure to Pay at Once viii Re.
suit In the Sale of Adver.
tlsed Property.

The News-Democrat publishes as
news for the benefit Of it's readers the
delinquent tax list of Stark county.
This list is published and paid for by
the county, but one paper only. The
auditor is partisan and will not pub
lish the list in the News-Democrat, so
the paper takes pleasure in presenting
the service 1t renders in this connection.
AS the auditor does not appear to like
the News-Democrat, or newspapers in
general, as well as Democrats in par
ticular, this courtesy will no doubt be
appreciated.
III the tax is not paid on the property
advertised before Jan. 18th, 1901, the
same will be sold.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-27
IOWA STATE NEWS.
MAY REVEAL CONSPIRACY.
I1etter Found on Dying Anarchist in
Des Moines Promises to Fur
nish an Important Clew.

On the person of wounded pris-
oneri an anarchist, lying near death
in Des Moines, the police have found
q letter mailed from Los Angeles two
weeks before the shooting OF Presi-
dent Mckinley that promises to fur
nish clew to a conspiracy.
The letter contains two printed cir
culars, strange mixture of letters
and figures. They have been but par
TALLY translated. Some expressions
already deciphered are: Beast at
Buffalo exposition" whatever hap
pened is to be repeated" real an
archist known only to Lewes, the
Light" Anarchist dreams of doing
duty" so in the matter of the pres
ident's life," people perish for lack
of WISDOM" Prevention better than
assuaging assassination" Socialism
skulking out of anarchy into respect
ability repudiates the tactics of the
bullet" Emma" twenty-five years
struggling for socialism"
The circulars are headed "The
Eagle Eye-X." Words are Ingenious
ly interviewer with numerals, broken
at points, so as to appear as Biblical
references. The matter is printed
and is not the scrawling penmanship
of mailman.