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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

then sentenced to life imprisonment
and taken from the rut.rt room to the
county Jail where he was assigned To
the cell formerly occupied by him while
awaiting trial
Knight WAS dressed in a dark suit oi
clothes and q slate colored overcoat,
apparently the same that he wore the
morning Of his capture at Richmond
The prisoner made but little conversa-
ZION and as he was on the way to the
iail told Sheriff McFadden that he
didn't want any one TO call Tor MIN. as
he would refuse 10 see them. Inc prlS-
oner will be taken to Thomaston on
the $40 train. this morning.
The crime for which Knight was SEN
tenced for the rest of his life occurred
at Gardiner. Friday evening, Feb- Il,
1899 where he shot and killed Miss
Mamie Small, young woman. and the
eister Of his wife, on account OF an al
legged jealousy on the part of Knight.
After the shooting, which occurred
carly in the evening, search was inade IN
oil directions for the murderer but not
until the next morning was he located
at Richmond, his former home. "A rep
rasentative of the kennebec journal.
who was on the scene at the time OF
the arrest received the only confession
.,s far as the public is concerned. from
the prisoner.
Knight was convicted at the October
term of the supreme judiciai court FOR
1899. Justice Emery presiding, ot mur-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

The first of the new series of Cana
dian money orders was caShed at the
Augusta post office, Friday These new
orders are great Improvement over
the old series. There is 4 large amount
~ foreign money order business done
nj the local office and the clerks have
found both trouble and delay in hand
lins the old orders. The orders here
tofore issued by Canadian offices have
been made payable only at certain
specified offices, mainly on the border.
This caused at least a days delay or
Ginarily and much extra work. IL is
row arranged so that these orders are
made payable at any money order
office. These new orders are only about
half the size of the old ones and they
greatly simplify the money order bust
ness between this country and Canada
The rates We're formerly 10 cents for
every $40 or fraction thereof. The new
rates range from 3 cents To 80 cents
according to the amount of the order.
This latter rate is the same as that
paid for domestic money orders in the
United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

der in the first degree. the linz, OF th,.
defence being insanity. The ease was
carried to the law court. but that tri-
bunal refused To reverse the decision
Of the court. Hon. Herbert NJ. Heath.
the counsel Tor knight. has made an
able effort for his client ana should BE-
warmly congratulated for his great in
terest and untiring labors in the caS"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

John NJ. kerl-y Of Boston. pass.np.,
agent OF the Ocean Steamship com
hdhE "l savannah. was in th. city. yes
trruaE. IN the Interests Of his linz
which is much patronizrd by New Eng
ldni people who go To Georgia. Flurid;.
ana the South in Ih.. winter. TN. com
pany has recently purchased The. splrn
did steampship La Grand- Duch-ss.
y hich has been added to tin. fleet after
extensive. Iltera tionS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

~ the Driving park. beginning a, il
CLOCK this forenoon. there will he an
auction sale Of the 80 Western horses
Whlch nave been there for several d,ys
lhey are from Kansas and are we'll
pred. There are some choice broo,
mares in the lot ana several matched
palrs. Some Of them are of good Ken
lucky blood. Il. w Soule will ronduc,
the sale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
1ha, rhrobbing Headache

Would Quickly leave you. II yot
used DR. Kings New Life Pills. Thou,
sands Of sufferers have proved 'hei'
ratchless merit for Sick and Nervou,
u.oaaches They make pure bloot
and build up your health. Only =
cants Money back if not cured. Solo
~ Rowditch 4 Webster. druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Al the weather prophets are pre-
ulctlnS That snow storm is in store
l"r US IN the near future. The atmos
phere ieels like snow. so they say. ana
All other appearances lead them 10 be.
llevr that it is not far distant one
man states that just - Years ago. To-
daN. II inches of snow fell. Certainly
y history repeats itse;i the prophets :
are right in their predictions
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

ne ReV. {. ID. Crane. president of
me state Christian Endeavor Irnion
VIII give an address to young peopla in
'he Congregational chapel on Sunday
evening. Nov. 10. at 80 O'Clock All
are 'ordially invited to attend
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

rave You seen the new and extensive
~ OF orercoats for the little men a,
r. r. Davis & Co. 50 They are mada
Iust IKE panas and ;his delights rhe
niue FELLOW and makes him grow sev-
"ral inches in imagination
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

AUGUSTA LOCALS

MISS hafvey's class in dancing and
caiisthehics viii enter upon IL.
courses this morning. at Union han
the older beginners and advanced mn !.
niis. at $50 A. NJ. and the i'm. onn,
at IL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

lou may walk a long distance with
q ne" pair of "Walkover'' shoes and an
JOY IT. The perfect fir of ,basa fna
a,o Is Only one of the qualities they
Haskell Bros
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

at ic p"r pair. one lot $;.aS walking
skirts f"r SOS each. The north window
of this store j. fIlI OF an immens. Variet
of the beautiful pictures that hay" latcl,
htcom" 50 popular. Remember tvr:y =,
purchase includes q vote for th. diam IN,
ring.
Have you observed the large linz NJ
shoulder braces 10 be seen in H. "
Means north window? \ word to III,
wise: some Of the - are ;iS 200 apparent
~ - "v.t and originally sold from ~
to $50 per pair. IL is determined I,
/ make a clean sweep: this means an uw-
ful low price, only l5c per pair Tbs j.
your chance. don't miss ill., For men ann
women
BGs>eli u Weston have Il new arrival
! Ediaburg plaid robes. beautiful colorings
yards by Ia iii size These an,
actually <l."G goods, bat in their search
after SATURDAY bargains. they came
across this lot. to sell at only 90 each
There ar" many ways one can usr them
t. advantage BE sure and see them. and
also the lovely chenille covers. All colorS.
TX yards square for only "sc MOI one
should hc left in the store tonight.
Swift < Turner viii probably need NOR.
clerks. today. Buy nice commoa-size
glass lamp burner and chimney comns.c.
for less money than you can likely buv
a thousand for. elsewhere only l3c. today
only. y neat box of stationery. good
quality. - sheets. = envelopes. note size.
rLl"d cream tint. all for &C. \ neat jour
2 al
inches * thick. cloth cover. today only.
&C. You know. probably. by this tim"
today only means it,
DO not for a moment think that Merrill
Bros prices are high because they do
not say much about them Herr, ar,.
Il few samples: Macomhers popcorn. 9..
) packages 25c; fine .\roostuoh honcy.
only l9c, today; Nodh.ad apples .nc wv.
peck. L. pounds granl!lted sugar. $lui
They have always in stock that celc-
brated BonnNmradr cream ana Lt.t;,r.
which is captivating the best tradr. Also
an extra fine line OF meats. fancy Boston
celery. spinach and lettuce.
Ntbbtr x Locke are giving great values
today, in confectionery and grocery de
partmtnts. Buy today is truly saving
money Homemade cream caramtlS. 30
quality. only l9C. today. ''OIr own make"
pure candy mixture. &c H.. , lbs a,r
Homemade chocolates 40c grade, assort-
ed, fancy pound box full only alc. today
only. In canned goods Il nice gilt-edeed
peach, De quality. today. but l5c. The Ri
shield brand string beans 15c. to-day only.
l2c: violet ketchup, Be- per bottle Now
don't ask for these low prices other DAYS
ems: also ducks
Fulier'S confectionery department Il
np-to-datc with lots OF novelties. Fresh
supplies foi Saturday trade Have v,,I
tried those Zoe jars Of Nut-e-na. the Des;
peanut butter YOU ever tasted? or II .,r
sealed package Of fresh sa!ted prauIt, >
Just arrived. lot OF Lyons de-
iicious marshmtll"ws, in i. ). and
l-pound packages, l5c 25c ana iJc They
are tn" very best made. Chocolate COW
cred peanuts in small packages Lyon :
Chocolate cream bars. in different fla \, r..
90 each. Julia Mariowe kisses 2,c Most
delicious nat caiamels and All flavor; 70,
25c. j new loX Of chocolates, Marfi.ld' :
Chicago chocolates, usually sold at 5oc
will be sod for 35c today SoraTt's lin.
vanilla chocolates for 11c, today.
----
Al 4 <yI,,r,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Read again the ad. Of the Beck Cloth
ing 90 and note what effect cash has On
the prices OF oVercoatS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

The Boston Clothing Store will sell YOU
a pair OF Whites box calf SIS" shoes for
81 9S TODAY Surely 80 is worth saving
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

| IN" augusta Fruit Co. say bananas. To-
-.
| You cannot. if You would overlook tn
| large new bargain ad Of f. ). Smith x
| CO.. Gardiner
WAN. !, ,o..,s-,---- u 1,,,,- ,ho-
| cute. practical glow lamps at IN" Brook
lfardwar" co.
+ 4 afebtnn h.s / lyropnar s,I. t.-
d.v thar should interest ana urn.it \,
| rnI,itrda "a, I,.i;s.
,.,
~ $50 ~ -" = ~
H. -.
~ y II -
TIL. Passion Cln,hinY- Srore will sell Won
| = mir ~ \ybj,a.s my c,Ir e. IA shoes rnr
Fi'''' '''''S '''', w, - = -
| Stevens q Ballard are. ,ooaY. selling
| laGis< black ard red felt Juliets. fur
trimmed. ,ine quality and finish. f"r 9'c
ih"s' arr extra value
!, T. v.d.i,h ,.ir,s - oak. bo,s,
| ,ri,.a. banrv today I,ps ~ lamb only
| l3c, and loins of lamb. l2c per ID. Gooi
dairy butter. ) lbs. for $40, ana = quarts
cranhtrrieS for 2Jc.
,,-.,-,lr .ir .,,,,
,ra,,,, .,i,,nl,,o, III .-.r
';.., .;l.. ,,ni,. ,;,.. ", ,.,,.s, ,,r,tao,-
- ,,; ;,,,t. and .bar,,is e,,ip
| for lining ja"kets.
''" ''',' ,..;,,
. ''"'''' III" ~
pe ih'er'S Ste" !" N''"" ''''' nv '', - '.s' 60
""HS r"eltrS' @''" N"'.'' ~ '''9 '-''0
"''i'- = o''i SON ~ go II "''
IN" AUGUSTA ''"H N''i". No' IT,
hiius' an" "'''i '"'S ''''
irtSh peanut ''hs' n n II - III"
'i'"i'SScN cream i'' "'' 0
''''' 'iiiiS' l''' ''' "
~ 'nS' P'iN'0 - -
u ,h..r,uskv has = bic Iina Of ,.I late
.,vIa. ~ ladies. sill, waists The word
iS reduce thiS S'"'h' :" ne prices VIZ
be cut for today 'ai' e'rlN' Don over
look this large STOCK "l tht latest III
oVerc"atS 100" p''''' !" hiN'S'is"'r
| prices
"A. ui.h ,nu ,nnId s.a IN. t,n.,isn
n,irt.d di,r.., sets of II. pi.c..s which
| ynu can. todav only buy AT Pierce,
crochtry store i"r F''"'. f'e"'''''oe'' ''''S
| IS regular SH.b SCI ana pu' lew "l ''c'H'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
Rest, Health and Comfor, , A., ,ro,her r,.a

III. nis5. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING, SYRUP, for
inra,n, irn ,eething, sotters :he gums, reduces
COLI cnIimiatioil, aiIays all pam, and cures wind
50 Tttieciiy safe N al cases W would
b. No., no eEtty mother who has u suffering child:
,,o,n mot .ei yolr prejudice. nor the prcju,iices
inv nhH s'an, between you and your suffer-
te .n.H anu the relief that will be surc--yes.
.n,tat.eiy snre-to follow the use. OF this
A'o''S'ne iftimely used. Price 26c, 4 bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTER
WILL BE FOUND ON PAGE ..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Stevens q Ballard are. ,oGay. selling
laGit<' black ard red felt Juiets. fur
trimmed. ;fne piAlit> ANA finish for -.
Thrs. arc rXtrn value.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

wives happy, today Legs OF lamb, only
l3c, and loins of lamb, l2c per ID. Gooi
dairy butter. lbs. for Sl.l", ana quarts
cranherries for 2Jc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

f. {. Leighton has Il wrapper sale. to-
day. thar should interest ana profit /,
multitude OF ladies
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Buckley & Goodrich offer. today. one
lotsmall sized blankets, white and colo.s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

While it costs'hut 20. buy onc Of thos,
cute. practical glow lamps at III" Brook
Hardware 90.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Bowditch x Webster are going. today,
simply as > trade stimulator. t. offer at
special prices their line Of chest protect
urs. chamois jackets and chamois skin
for lining il"kets
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Decidedly important offerings
in ladies silk waists and flannel
waists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
SPECIAL SALE : LOCALS.

The augusta Fruit Co. say bananas. to-
day. at very low special prices.
You cannot. If you would. overlook tn F.
large new bargain ad. of +. ). Smith <
CO. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Sherburne & DALEY MAKE special prices.
today. The value is genuine and the low
prices are much lower than yol pay other
days A nice pair OF 25c suspenders for
only 15c. and those boz calf 81 shoes or
s. enamel shoes for s2t9. They are Good
wear welts and great bargains: for toda 3
only. remember
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

At TIC p"r pair. one lot $3aS walking
skirts f"r SOS each The north window
of this store Is fan OF an immenS. variet (,
of the beautiful pictures that have lately
heoom" $" popular Remember -vcsy n.
purrhIS" includes . vote for III. diamond
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

We wish you could see the English
printed dinnti sets Of IL pieces, which
you can. today only. buy at Pierce. :
crockery store. for $500. Remember. this
is a regular $50 set and but few of them.
50 look after this genuine and valuable
ll.IcA L
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Perhaps you may not have noticed j
j. Maher's new ad Friday. Mothers viii
be intere sted to know that hc advertlses
boys REFERS. 500 value. for only S.0t
euch \ bargain for only 10 days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-13
Canton-Akron Company
Must Stop Work.
UPON THE SIDEWALK
On Oxford and Lake Streets It
Is Said to Be Building Its
Line Of Railway.

The Canton Akron railway company
has been enjoined from going on with
its work of track laying on Lake and
Oxford streets in the north of Canton.
Margaret e. Miller. through her attor-
neys, Taylor & Stewart, filed a petition
in common pleas court Tuesday, in
which she alleges that she owns certain
property abutting upon those two
streets. She consented that the Can
ton-Akron company could build street
railway in the center of the street In
front Of her property, which 1t proceed
ed to do, but the petition says that on
the 9th of September, the contractors
commenced removing the track from
the center of the street to the side
next to her land and now building and
threatens to build the track on the side
walk, to the great detriment and injury
of her property The l.. E. Myers COM
pany, which has the contract for build
ing and equipping the road, and Thos
Dorwin, the superintendent of con-
struction, are also made parties to the
action.
The petition was presented to Judge
Mccarthy and he granted temporary
injunction stopping all work until the
case Is heard on Its merits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-13
MAPLEToN NEWS.
Mapleton, Sept 10.

Mapleton, Sept 10.
Arthur Redman, of Sparta, was here
on Sunday calling on friends.
II. e. and ]. II. Wilson made bus
iness trip to Canton on Monday
Mrs. Amiel Meyer is still suffering
from her recent paralytic stroke.
Miss Ellie Youtz will return this
week to her home in Des Moines, Ia,
after a couple of months spent in Wis
iting friends in Stark county.
The Canton and Indian Run Coal
company started up Tuesday.
Rev. Asa Mcdaniel and sister, Miss
Mary, are at the Pan.American.
Mrs. NJ. Speck, of Osnaburg, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Some of our people attended the re-
union OF the Deckard family at Chris
Hershey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lochr, of Del RCy,
stopped off here Sunday and on Mon
day left for a visit in Detroit.
Thursday evening. at the home of
the bride, Music Director Will C. Girls.
we'll and Miss Daisy N. Slagel were
united in marriage, Rev. Domer Off.
ciating.
The pastor of the brick church, Rev
jasper Ross, was called to Chicago this
week to ofhciate at the marriage Of mis-
son, Rev. j. s. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Glass and two
children, who have been visiting here
several weeks, will leave this week for
their home in Bois de Arc.
l.. L. Lowrey. of McGuigan. B. c.,
and his son, w. W. Lowrey, Of Spo.
kane. Wash, arrived home Saturday.
the former having been absent for IL
years and the latter II years. Over
thirty of their old schoolmates called
to bid them welcome home and on Sun.
day five sisters from Canton and one
from Marleton met in a general re-
union at the old home.
Among the old soldiers who go this
week to attend the national encalnp.
ment at Cleveland are Tommy Barnes,
J. c. Slusser, w. c. Lowrey, y. w. De-
hoff, ]. e. Shedrcr, Johr Notice, Dave
F'arber A. Mcdaniel. NJ. Welker. n.
Aumocher, John Kitzmiller, b. r.
Rigsby and r. +. Criswell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-13
CLINTON NEWS.

Clinton, Sept. 10.
DR.. Harper returned from an eastern
trip of four days.
The Methodists have broken ground
for their new church ediflce in the
Smith addition on Fulton street
They've worshiped in an old primitive
structure on the "hill' since the early
SOS.
Messrs. Mart Limbach and Frank
Miller were at Akron and Wooster OH
business the first of the week.
John Wiliams's new house is near.
ing completion and he expects to move
therein soon.
Mr.. Boyer. of Barberton, and Mr..
James. of Akron, were in tho village
Tuesday.
Joseph Rex and sister and i. F.
Becker contemplate attending Grand
Army encampment at Cleveland this
week.
Mrs. w. z. Hollinger visited her pa.
rents near Canal Fulton several days.
Mrs. Jane Mantzer and daughter,
Miss Mae, returned from their ten
days visit with relatives at Ravenna,
Ohio.
Parties are looking over ground for
an electric route through here. We
hope 1t may materialize.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-13

who says: "The angel Of martyrdom
and the angel of victory are brothers.
The one looks up from earth and the
other looks down from heaven, and 1t
is only from epoch to epoch that their
eyes meet between earth and heaven,
that creation is embellished with new
life and a people arises, evangelist or
prophet, from the cradle or the tomb"
Was not that gfander epoch for us
and for all humanity when the war
clouds lifted above the last crimson
battlefield of the great war of the Re-
bellion, and the angel of peace, serene
ly grand in the bright aurora of new
nation, came forth to greet the angel
of martyrdom and the angel of VIC
tory? And to-day we consecrate this
monument to liberty, justice, fraternity
and peace.
Around 1t the brightest associations
shall cluster and the most sacred men,
ories entwine. 1t should be hallowed
spot. The virtuous and valiant alike
shall visit 1t, and turn away strength
ened in the best ideals Of American
citizenship. Mothers will bring their
little children here-the daughters of
the soldier, sons of 81 to 65, to gather
wisdom and patriotism and true en-
deavor from its lesson and its symbols
On every hand throughout this broad
land let these white heroes rise, not TO
symbolic war, but to teach our chill
dren, and our childrens' children, what
this government of the people, and for
the people cost in heroic blood. AS un-
numbered as the sculptured Greeks
may these silent orators be found, in
our parks and city marts, in the silent
cities Of the dead. And every succeed
ing year with the birth Of June, when
the almond blossoms are ripe and the
ivy is in its brightest green and the
roses are fragrant with the breath Of
God, let the noble women of Loraln
bedeck this monument as they bedeck
the graves of our soldiers. We plant
this marble shaft in historic ground
We dedicate it to liberty, fraternity
and charity, as a memory of the heroic
past, as shining admonition to those
who are to come after us to preserve
unsullied the republic born of revolu-
tion, and sealed anew, and baptised
anew in the great war of the Rebellion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-13
BRYAN CONDEMNS ANARCHY.
scnos a Message to q ,Newspape
Published In Buffalo.

scnos a Message to a ,Newspape,
Published In Buffalo.
Buffalo. Sept. 1O.-William 7. Rrv.
On telegraphed the Times a MESSAGE
containing the following:
Free governments may be over.
thrown, but they cannot be reformed
by those who violate the command
ment, Thou shalt not kill Under
government like ours every wrong
can be remedied by laws, and the
laws are In the hands Of the peopIe
themselves. Anarchy can neither be
excused or tolerated here. The man
who proposes to right a public wrong
by taking the life OF human beine
makes himself an outlaw and cannot
consistently appeal to the protection
OF the government which he repudi
ates. He invites a return to a state
OF barbarism in which each one must
ae his own right defend his own rights
and ayenge his own wrongs. The nun
ishment administered to the would he
assassin and to his own co-conspira
tors. Ii he has any, should be such as
to warn all inclined to anarchy that
while this is an asylum for those
who love liberty, 1t is an inhospita
BILE place for those who raise their
hands against all forms Of govern.
meat "a w, u Bryan"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-13
Septe mber Term Begins
Monday Next.
CASES SET FOR TRIAL
Both Judges McCarty and Am :
bier Have a Full Weeks
Work Assigned
Them.

The September term of common
pleas court will convene next Monday.
A full weeks work has been laid out
for both Judges McCarty and Amber IS
cases being assigned for trial in each
room. The assignment is as follows:
Court room No. /, Judge McCarty.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1901.
Hearing motion docket; impanneling
of grand jury; Schaeufele VS.. Schaeu-
fele's Admr. ct al; Best VS. Ohio Dairy
and Provision company ct al; Troy
Carriage oompany's receivers vs. Ber-
gold ct al; Ferguson VS. Pool ct al; Geo.
d. Harter bank ct al VS. Canton Pottery
company.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
Anthony vs. Taylor; Barge VS.. Hood
ct al; Webb's Admr. ct al VS. Webb
ct al; Baker VS. Voelker; Mark VS. Hahn
ct al.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
Desvoignes VS. Wampler ct al; Parks
VS. Parks; Savings and Loan company
VS. Mock ct ux ct al. Bowen VS. Elkins
ct al; Gerardet VS. Gerardet ct al.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
Mumaw VS.. Jones ct al; Zengler vs.
Fenton; Viehmann VS. Viehmann; Choi
ly VS. Cholly ct al; Hanna ct al VS. Cal
lahan ct al.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
Gibler VS. Gibler; OFT VS. OFT: Wertz
VS. Wertz; Gonder VS. Gonder; Hurford
VS. Pond ct al.
Court room No. 2, Judge Amber.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1901.
Hearing motion docket; Rex VS. Guy
ton ct al; Cherry Valley Iron works vs
Bonnot company ct al; Graham vs Vet
eran Mem. Assn. ct al; Cook VS.. Alex
ander ct al; Madden VS. Webb ct al;
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II
Reeves VS. Adler, et al; Durant vs.
l<outbNiiiC DiISh ohu iiiC COMPANY
Keplinger VS.. Princess Plow company
ct al: Way. ct al, VS.. Palmer; Hedrich's
Admr'x VS. Maitert.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 18.
Boughman's administrator VS.
Boughman; Boughman ct al. vs. Bough
man ct al; News Democrat Publish
ing company VS.. Democrat Publishing
company's assignee; Rleth vs.. Riethi
Sadler VS.. Sadler.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.
Mock VS.. Bowman; George d. liar
ter bank VS.. Simpson; Keim vs. Jack
son ct al; Ely VS.. Ely; Mathes VS.
Mathes.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 20.
Myers VS.. Myers ct al; Fetrow et al
vs. Maxheimer ct al; Buss Vs. Buss
Ertle VS.. Ertle ct al; Canton Brewing
company VS.. Daley ct al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-13

"I had running sore on my leg for
seven years." writes Mrs. Jas. Forest
of Chippewa Falls, Wis, "and spent
hundreds of dollars in trying to get Il
healed. Two boxes of Banner Salye
entirely cured it." Beware of substi-
tutes. Roth G. Hug. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-13
ADDRESS,
J. G. BECK, CAksolLToR, 0.
No. 5 n. LISBON ST.. CARROLL co. [
FROM A TRESTLE.
George Keller Of Louisville
Meets With an Accident
Near the Rolling Mill.
Canton, o. Sept. 10.

Canton, o. Sept. 10. oir
George Keller, Of Louisville, met
with serious accident near the Stark
rolling mill Tuesday morning. He was
crossing coal trestle and fell 18 feet
to the ground. A doctor was summon
ed and found three gashes on his head.
Keller was taken to his home in Louis
vile in the afternoon. He is 80 years
old and married.