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NICE WEST END HOME.

For Sal.-House and lot No. 5Iis Westminster
place. between Kings highway and Union: 4
ye-y nice. almost new tvo-storJ stock-hriek
house. contains II rooms. fine reception hall.
separate bathroom. hot and cold water. rne man
tells. stone porch, graritoid cellar: lot 1l75 feet
and in priyRte street: shades screens. fixtures,
lnOleum and oil cloth for sale. For price and
terms and letter Of Introduction.
KELLEY 4 Co 1lfa G-Leatnuf 81
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NEW GOLF INSTRUCTOR
ARRIVES AT COUNTRY CLUB.
Gilbert Nichols, Who Has Been Giving
Exhibitions. VIII spend the sum
mer at the Country Club.

Gilbert Nichols, the new golf instructor
at the Country Club. arrived at the links
last week frori Magnolia Springs, Fla.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sKCIRI1Y.

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SECURITY COUNCIL NO. eSI KNIGHTS
and Ladies OF Security. meets every Monday az )
p n Open meetings second Monday IN each
month. Phoenix Han. jefferson and Cass ave-
nues- VISITING knights and ladies assured a cor
dial reception E J. TARLISG. President
Mrs Gussie Hart. financial Secretzry.
lSosA Latin street --
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST. LOUIS AERIE. No. a. FRRTERNAL
Order os EEEes. meets every Wednesday at s ~
m. a; Eag'ss Hail, No. Z.ss Pine street Firs;
and third Wednesdays for initiati0ns second
and fourth for business msetlngp.
-. z C.; BRYANT. President
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WOODLAND COALYARD

For Sale-Houses and lot 300 and JOJ4 Caro-
line. Just west oy Garrison. two twO-story frame
houses OF 1 rooms each. -hydrant water and sew
er: also shed for coal yard: lot 5iNi30 feet rent
st per month: price s. SO For terms
KELLEY & CO. III Chestnut ct
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where he had been given exhibitions with
his brother. Bernard Nichols. and John
Pearson
Nichols is "a years old. He has been
playing golf since he was s years old and
is rated among the leaders in the game.
He made his debut on the links OF the
Sandwich Golf Club In Kent. England He
has been in the United States four years.
during which time he has been travelling
over the country giving exhibitions
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06
On Monthly Payments.

For Sale-House and lot No 500 EtzeI ave.
just west OF Suburban cars. nice almost new
two-story stock-br.ck front house Of rooms;
good cellar: granitoid; lot 30xIpc feet: rented
two families: terms. 800 czsh down and IS
Per month For price and particulars see
KELLEY & CO, III Chestnut st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE MUTUAL BE-
nevoientI society St Louis. April l. IslI.-'The
annual Election for three trustees. 10 three
years. Hin Be held Monesyi APriI iSe, IN TIE
Pols open from 2 :. M Ut e ! B, m
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INc oLLEGE PARISH.

For SAle-Si, 800 viii buy . nice 5-stoEy. stone
froEt house Of roma with hall. bath and gas
no: and coh ueter. furnace: let SxlO feet 70
alley: house rented for rs per month. situated
on Lawton ave. one block east Of Grand For
particulars. see
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

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L. rcSs. rcSAsrrn Hall ,RosERr = cow,ASS
"a Csntd,y Build.Eg Ninth ana OLIVE s,r--is
sihsEP i5,11P Work in rank Of Pas Visitors . eoraiaiiy
Atisst: Henry H Lu-bfacrt' = - K CL4fH- = K s :
e. pcot;gs,sIA 5y-s,9 LODGE; 20: x < o!
q S9,,el2ek. Century sgiifins.' Nin;h and
- nSsTtsiEmss, MemSt:! sa rIaSss;e ISsses =, Aassa @
tend Visitors w-isems "; p. DwYER. c. c
q ,n.1,. PAM2N .2siv L3pGE: 1DSa.:: 40; 2 K q P
81 i,,.s., rrila.s r H9n 10. Niath and Owe
;!see news Mestips Gale. pTsria,iy :. osials
A,..: H R i2 Bsfnst L < kRoarTNsNE q <, g. No. T.s
L. fFPPTrRE GREAT [4QDqE. NO. =. k
~ q SS,s9ek :, iio1uaf:s Hal rsir;i.iS
ing. All u,iSr S, si5etb. y on wetnssisy rev
W RsE-f,.. K. e 7 r = sii'AShE' { {
IL. IA, raclEIc LODGE 10. n. X. or P.
Ip-,l - = ~. S,iis n'2- Century brilfi-E
Msinbsrs espsrf1i, n,yia.s az awsys ye:eoe
". a. Gray. K. Of R. q s s ANDRus' c 9
q PREMIER LoDGE. no s,,- < OF
~ Y5sS5,. NYasSSsiaE nlse.tinE s7sTy hT,: and tsiri
Nto-d,~- D1G Eeirvs' building Next Tertins
AoEa1y. April 6 Members are -ecuss:.5 - -
P''s'H- visitors are cordially invited
J. F. wl:,e. Jr. K. a''f' af IL 4 : s sLlNpAs' c c
R MoDoc LODGE. No % or
~ Hr-e +rSry Tuesday evsnlEg Al 4 o'c,o-k
- o. An h9r Hsl southwest esrner Jsr.r-
He!Ehts Park or jefferson av--rs -. ~
- se,S az expected and visitors cord.aiy iavi,.d
Ffank Mori.sey. K. g. + h. H2EsMkfER' Z c c
PARAGON LODGE. No IS. X. OF p.
"a Sliv" streets. every TUesiry nIgst Nsx;
Ius-cey rank OF Escuire yisitors a,es
mem0ers cordially limited.
A''est; Prank johnson. K di 4. : s
a RED CROSS TOnGF K OF p
EfE meets At Otd FelioEy' Hal Ninth ard
&.sM Olive streets. every W-drssisy niSSt
VISITOR always welcome ApTfi sss
ehG rank. 1taplided-
II ". BeleinE X q n : - =
WABASH LODGE 40 s1s <
Nv. Of p. VIII meet Tuesday April !.
HNARkSAs at Castle Han. B.oa4var snf
Benton Special businsrs-conven-
NAEa ton Visitors wslccms
JOHN A RENFRO. c. C
+. H. sachieben. X os R & 5.
- ZUI.EMA LODGE No. ri X OF P.
KIN meets Monday evening". April ~
ing. az O'Clock. Work IN rank Of Knight
arnpllHed form Members expected and visitors
cordially invited 20 attend
Attest: o. N. Brooks X. OF r. s
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On Real Estate.

WHEN YOU
WANT MONEY
on furniture. pianos. etc. be sure % 70 to TIE
right place See others. then see uS We loan
any amount Tor long short time. No re-nov-
al No recording. Payments arranged. weekly
monthly. suit. Liberal discounts for tlzne
saved Extensions On account OF sickness with
out extra charge You get the full amount IN
cash or short notice. Our rates : lovs a. tee
lowest. We lavIte comparison. Business With Us
Is strictly CONFIDENTIAL Square dealing Is our
motto. We dc advertise.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY
ROOM 20l FULLERTON BLDG.
Seventh and Pine sts.
TelephCne for Us 10 call: Kinloch r 1911
PRIVATE I(lkNs 70 MoRKING PEOPLE:
EHlSEtE = kOhHo II YOU WANT MONEY
AND A FRIEND. TOO. cali on u We loan
money on furniture. pianos o. salary. wI,hoat
REMOVAL from your ycsscsston. AT THE Low
EST RATES AID EASIEST TERMS CALI.
on Us. IF OUR RATES AND TERMS ARE
NOT As LOW As ANY COMPANY WE WILL,
FORFEIT 500 We will give YOU a Euzrsntes
not take the good. loan FOR Interest
only. You run no risk IN placing your Ioan with
AMERICAN LOAN ASSOCIATION
sii n. Ninth e5c Century building
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wartsd- Mayer Fertilizer and Junk Co. Al
lishsd 1tt9-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06

For Sale-Houss and lot No. Is92 PIsckHtore
ave. near Ridge. nice two-story stock brick
house Of rooms: receiving hall. hath, net and
cold water. furnace ana slate roof Lot 2Sxi5
feet Terms: 500 cash down ead 81 per
month House vacant Fer key and price see
KELLEY & CO. lib Chestnut 81
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So PER MONTH
On Monthly Payments.

And 800 cash VIII buy isiSis BiddIe St. 1-story
brick house Of rooms. rented for SIS per month
KELLEY & Co. IIl8 CHESTNUT 81
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EEA7 WASHINGTON ave.

well-built. mo.ern. une-roOTn residence. 3
Zee, OF GROUND; can be had at the cost OF tn
ALBERT T FERRY Co. 81 Ch.stnu, st,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06

ELEGANT HOME, EAST
FOREST PARK.
ern house; !: rooms: all anished: beautiful hard
i Beautifully improved with shru6bery: a place
LEoN 81. / HSI R Co s'1 81 Chestnut st Sh's st. 70
FINE RESIDENCE
IN
Compton Heights.
boulevard. one block east q Grand: ins tWo-story
bath. hot and cold water. Eianiioid cellar. bot
Saisr s5 beating 2 all through house 9t o feet front
for ,,. selling only two IN family: admitisnee 70
Introduction and the lour that the house can bs
KELLEY & CO. Ir1 Chestnut st.
USIMPRovED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
LOT for sale in West End at a sacrihoe Ad-
EARNS FoR SALE.
FOR sale or EIchsnge-lsO acres timber land.
Call 7e2 Chouteau ave, after o'clock
REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE
MORGAN St. 2sl2-%-secons door: soxlfs: well
nEntsd.
MUSICAL
s~~s-~>~~s-~~~>~>~~~~>~~ ~>~~~~~-s-~~-~S~S~~~>~~.~~-
IN the city Harrison So4 s broadway.
ABsoLUTEY lowest PTioei s3 =. T.Is9I RII "a
8. Broadway. adjoining westiehe Post.
-coRSETs g. tropbO.:ss s. elaEins,s g. sltos
Psdht 9ac,iops sa M s fTSs M Rfo.dsay bargains write
Hoot:n. by VIM Moiony: sc. 5ostpsi4 J.
Pl&cht Sen. III 3 Broadway
''HEAR the Soul o. a krakausr sing; o hear
Paao Is 'S O. BUY s3 sn8 SSR S Ras a, & %
JOHN FIELD sell, Skinner, Nevoy q Evans
and az o'9s5 S5obr, Tsa9e P,P PsS0s s ony a i St
UPRIGHT piano 70 be had for 80 al Daniel O.
bunker Piano Co.'S. Fourteenth and North Mar
ket sts.
UPRIGHT plano. slightly used: Ivory keys:
Iesft; %sn,s money none siS cash ass Repabie. % p-'"
$50 parior organ: good condition: So. Hunieth
Music Co. $. Brcadvsy-
So buys, hne J. Bauer q Go. piano: slt0 buys
Piano CO. 2s07 PARK ave
scarf. Schubert & Goxtef. 2ooa Franklin ave.
u-Oi piano tuning; IS years experience: give
organ tuner and repaireT. lG5 s Tenth St
BUSINESS WANTED.
ALI, men to call at once and have sprinE suits
made &c order: either yna furnish the goods or
we Will T1cknor Tsiloring Co. IL " Eleventh.
BAEohAINs ANS ,en. Il eosPs s lag Ins; az sEs.:s sa
s Gordon. SIS aorgun- KInloch C TolA
CARPENTER-wants JobbIng work; will do
work cheap. @ 8. Republic.
Il SOHN. zils y. Broadway: hne ell and pastel
~ snr1. nrf.- Esw.
accepted: prices reasonable: investilate.
ELEGANT spring selection: $50 trousers 20
order: you pay y-5o and s. elsewhere:
union labor. London Tallors. sal n. Broadway.
HAVE your wall paper cleaned 5oc per room
and up: work guaranteed on &c, Ninth and
BROOKLYN. Pho1t Kinloch llss.
TO buy restaurant or lunchroom: location cen
trail II. Rspublic.
PATRONAGE solicited. Kinioch c 3fl Pattersoa
Bros. carpenters and builders. 1900 ST Charles
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06

MONEY!! MONEY!
Salaries discounted reasonably. no security or
indorser needed. II you are earning a saiqry we
Will let you have money. and yoa can repay IL
In small weekly oT monthly payments.
THE SALARY discount co.
Sc MATmod & Jaccard building. corner Bread
open Until s:s0 p m Both phones
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06
LOANS ON FURNITURE

Rates ana terms uaheard Of. LOOK:
$50 weekly pays . g75.ea loan.
81 % weekly pays $500 ] an
fls weekly paws a 5000 lean
&c weekly pays 5000 loan
Payments may Be made weekly, seminonthiy or
mcnthly. II Is 10 your interest 20 consult Us.
AL business private and above board. See Us
sol Chenical buililrE. Eigrth and Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
e>4r, COLUMBIA LODGE. no. :z-- X. on
IxNeN n. meets tirs- and third M1rdav norSb
Eil& east curn=T 4 Thirteenth strest anJ
- Franklin avenue All Knights Of Hon.
C. F. BooRMAS Dictator.
A. ". Winter. Reporter. Room 40 oss "a.
twr building u o.
e.fGR OLIVE BRANCH LODGE NO Fia X
CNt H - Regular meetings nrst and
~ third Mondays At Union Kar sorth-T.sf
- corner Broadway and Benton ..reef A II
knights OF Honor are Invited Al
W. : b WEBER Dictator
D. = -, l5ly Temple Place
nue. '-~- -a~H Ae1S0n ave-
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NICKEL PLATING,
Scrap Iren, Metals and Houss

Also gold. silver. brass and copper plating:
prices. DegFe q Muxiek fII-Ils Mariret 81
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLOW.

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-.ss55<s. ANCHOR LODGE. no, ~ I. o.
#S1&s q; sshuette'. Hal iae Niaeteeath seI,aa anaa
1seAN Wright stEsets. Wcrk in the degrees.
David Petty. Secretary.
..,s4ex JEFFERSON LODGE. no. Ils. L
~ osaeers "a sd N2d me- msmSrs SS5sh are r0sesss ssF.sy
Tcgassssd . msss At ,h ham Tues Tgs'day; =;
our cHs. =, aeceasss brother. john KlinEley.
Edward Lnhardt. Seeretary
&A6 o. +, mss:s sysry satg-dsy sysn.
tnsssR Ninth and Olive streets. at O'Clock
Visitors always welcome Nenos5S Scn s!Pe ieG to
r. /. Ger:s;.. Secretary.
.zss. wILDEY LODGE. NO; !. l. o. o.
,Sl,F@2tfk g.. meets TUESDAY evening ot each
80 week at Hall No; ]. ODD FEELS as.
O'Clock. visitors e0rtiSiIy Invited Initiai,oo
April 3 1904. HERMAN HEUsER- y. C.
). c. shaHer. Secretary.
KNIGHTs OF THE EACCABEEs-
---~~>~~--TSr,r-ccTSr, SrcTrS ''-r1rSsSr rrS> % q
Ess-vs. KniFhis q The Msesabss. q a.:
Zss[LSSSIA Nc-ld. meets second and foGrtn
E<S 9 SSS 81 Luis Turner Hall. Tenth AMI
A Gsy q api sFffs' Il & Ae1' Dsvsy s,ys- d.ss.. ss
&tsE f,S team VIII initiate eAntidstss
d$ .rl frnpoTtaa; Sssins,. J? 70 : ,isss- R,ss
act Visiting .ir kniShts are sordislly Invited.
PE-ER BALNEN. Commander.
H M.irson. Record Keeper. iiis s ih Tsn;h y I'''
- NIILER TENT. no. "A
AM DAYS q each mozth at peis-
ES&4SS35A tara Hall. at BrSadEay and
IfS8SSSse e[a.e9 Knights are welcome.
EA45zST T4f5 J. c MILLER.
SSSTI A W. Jester. r K. sN South
MINI
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
DESK room with desk ac5 Burlington building
SO Olive St: convenient location; good light
FINE front rooms second hoor, suitable <or
office light manufacturing. Haskell, 3
Broadway.
FRANKLIN. 5is-Elegant. largs store: I5o feet
deep: suitable for any business
GRAND Ave. North hwext Corner Ffnney Ave
Once; splendid stand for doctor: vacant April L.
See Putnam on premises
SIXTH St. III CRear)-Two-story building: 3ox
60; will put in good repair for suitable tenant
Address e II. Pelton. Ga Wainwright building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06
On MONTHLY PaymentS.

For sals-Eouss and lot. No. zF5s IAhin ave,
near North SarEet. nice brick cottage Of three
rc1Tus: also cellar: lot 25Ni20 feet. Terms, $50
cash down Aac 81 per month House vacant
For key and price see
REELEY & co. iils Chestnu; St
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06

MISCELLANEOUS wAyr,.
ABSOLUTELY pays three times more than 9TH
er buyers for ladies' and gerfs' sesooih : "a
clothing. Kin c zeis : Gordon. sos Morgan
ABSOLUTELY highest cash prics paid for Ess-
ondhand clothing. prompt attention 70 All. d-Yn
postal; will call Julius Goldwasser. 7g7 Morgan.
COINS: unused United States snS foreign uost-
age stamps wanted for cash 81 Louis STAMP
and Coin Co. us n. Eleventh sf
II. r Hecker Ses Market Il.
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the AQUAPURA
E | l. 7 E r

VIII doubtless be more OF comfort TO You than
any other IN the world See u operate Al SS-f
Union Market Sixth street side
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HOUSES. RooMs. ETC.. MANrEp.

BACON. 1so9-House. rooms. bath and stable.
Apply 2iH Prairie
GREEN LEA Place. soz7-Near Fair Grounds:
first door; three rooms: two porches. cellar: sl2
email family: open after ,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-06
NO. 42l6 VISTA AVENUE.

For Sale-Nioe brick cottage of rooms; cit
water: lot eixis2 feet: possession given T!s'
away. For price and terms
KEEL L liz llleafnuf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16
]. A. HEINGARTNER
Occupies New Business Block
Full Line of Building
Accessories,

The large new business block erect
ed by J. A. Heingartner, on East Tus-
carawas street, is about completed and
ready for occupancy. The building is
modern one in every respect. 1t
will be occupied by its owner, the well
known painter and paperhanger. 1t
is two stories in heigth, built Of light
brick and stone. Every convenience
has been installed for the benefit of
Mr. Heingartner's patrons and the
stock will be greatly increased. Car
pets, wall paper, window glass, furni-
ture, gas stoves. mouldings, picture
frames, window shades, ETC., can be
found at the new place of business.
To enable the quick performance OF
contracts Mr.. Heingartner has added
facilities for house painting, in which
branch of business he bears an envi-
able reputation. Mr.. Heingartner has
built up his business during two de-
cades of progress. He celebrated the
goth anniversary of starting In busi-
ness on June 1.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16

Mansfield has Just passed an auto
mobile ordinance which readily rec
ommends itself to other cities Of its
class. The council has decided that
no automobiist may drive his machine
within the corporation limits of Mans
field at more than ten miles an hour;
that he must be duly registered with
the city auditor and given a number
which he must display conspicuously
ON his machine; that he must keep
one lamp burning in the night season;
that he must provide himself with
whistle or bell, and that he must
stop when signalled to do so by the
driver of a horse conveyance. The
penalty for the disregard of any sec
tion of the ordinance is not more than
500. 1t is only a question of time
until every town in the country will
be obliged to adopt some such measure
as this. 1t should not be necessary
to wait for fatality in order to spur
tne COUNCIL VI CtHlOu 10 dCllOH Al
present the automobilists of this city,
while by no means as vicious as some
pictured by the comic papers, are in
many instances extremely careless
and in urgent need of regulation. 1t
is evident that the inclination to at
tain the full speed limit of a machine
is usually too strong to be resisted and
the average chaffeur gratifies this de-
sire by ieopardizing the safety of the
public. No one who owned a fast
horse would think of driving itthrough
the principal streets of city at the
top of its speed yet there are many
owners of machines, which have a race
horse velocity, who do not hesitate
to pull the throttle wide open upon the
most thickly populated thoroughfares.
Canton council will do well to take up
this question at an early session.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16
The Passing of the Girl.
"a Commencement PasteI.)

Q HE was on the platform reading
- her essay. She looked as if she
had just stepped out of a flower bed.
In her cheeks the carnation had left
its glow and her lips had robbed the
roses. She was a healthy, fragrant,
glowing American girl, of a type that
We love and protect and honor
Her essay or oration? Something
that told of throbbing hope and ambi-
tion and rosy skies. Hard knocks are
few in the chrysalis period. Why
shouldn't this graduation girl for q
time believe in the entire goodness of
the world, believe in perpetual sun
shine? The band plays raggy music
for her now; her pulses quicken and
she is happy 1t is well. Why should
she know that further down the path
there are no flowers, the bands do not
play and the clouds often shut out the
sun?
Let her have her good times, this
Graduation Girl. Let her glory in her
triumphs and be proud of her attain
ments. There can never be too much
happiness in the world; there is al
ways too much sorrow.
Down in the front row are father
land mother, a man and a woman who
have toiled and suffered and borne
much. 1t Is the common lot. 1t puts
deep care lines into faces, and some
times it wrinkles hearts, but not al
ways.
If you will look closely you will see
that the old couple have just one OBJ
ject in life-THE GIRL. She is of
their blood. She is slipping away
from them as the years go by, and Of
ten the mother cries silently because
of the sorrow that is too deep for
words. She is proud Of her Graduation
Girl, but her arms are empty and there
is an ache in her heart for the baby
that has blossomed into a woman. Men
love deeply and truly, but there is a
holy affection that is denied them.
Mothers know it-mothers only.
The essay! To those old folks II
represents the climax of wisdom, the
elimination Of learning. The words
flow like music, and there is a hymn
in every paragraph. True affection
wears rose-colored glasses, you know
And then, when 1t is all over, @
queen goes to her home. She seems
just little bit higher and holier thar
any other girl does, this graduation
daughter, and she talks to father
about it and to mother and her eyes
shine. there is sob in her throat
and she discovers all at once that II
wasn't the applause of the great worlt
she yearned for, but the grand appre
citation of an old man and an old wo
man; not SO much desire for fam'
and career as to justify their won
derful faith in her ability.
There you have the stories of
great many graduation days. The.
are fine institution and they contain
much of education not found In books
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16
STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Fresh testimony In great quantity
Is constantly coming in, declaring DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump-
tlon, Coughs and Colds to be unequal
ed. A recent expression from r. j.
Mcfarland, Bentorvilie. Va, serves as
example. He writes: II had Bron-
chitis for three years and doctored all
the time without being benefited.
Then / began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery. and a few bottles wholly
cured me-" Equally effective In curing
all Lung and Throat troubles, Con-
sumption, Pneumonia and Grip
C3nsranteed by Durbin q Wrf3hts drug
|Glsts Trial bottIee tree, ~ 4las aiEe
IN. An4 4l.1Q VA \. IA \
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16

The Democrats are beginning to
come forward for the various Offices
and a number Of names have been
suggested for the campaign this fall.
E. S. DeFord of Minerva, has been
mentioned as a candidate for repre-
sentative, and William Morgan of
Greenville, national organizer of the
Miners union, for state senator. Geo.
mentioned for sheriff, J. w. Pontius
and Michael Miller for infirmary di-
rectors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16
SANIToRIUM
For Consumptives May be Lo-
Gated Near Canton.

DR.. JSId. Lowman who spoke at the
meeting Of the Canton medical society
Friday evening, is to deliver similar
address on the sanatorium treatment
for tuberculosis before the second an
nual meeting of the Ohio society for
the prevention Of tuberculosis. This
meeting will be held at ClevelandWed-
nesday and number of other promi-
nent specialists will deliver addresses.
An important matter which will come
up for consideration will be state
sanatorium. This sanatorium will
likely be erected in the vicinity OF
Canton or Akron as this is the high
est portion of the state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16

The infirmary directors who are re-
lying upon the vote Of the Republican
IeTty in this county have adopted a
defiant attitude, refusing to pay any
attention to the criticisms and charges
that have been made. 1t remains for
the people this fall to take action in
the matter, and the News-Democrat is
Of the opinion that they will IL the
matter is properly presented.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16

Prince Peter Karageorgevitsch was
unanimously elected King of Servia by
the Skuptschina this morning. He will
rule until removed by the grace Of
God or some other royal eradicator,
meanwhile dwelling in bomb-proof
bedroom and receiving his food
through the keyhole. 1t is not all vel
vet to be the king of fretful and pee
wish people like those blood-letting
Servians.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16

1t is somewhat paradoxical for the
Sanitary MIX Co. to have trouble over
the washing of milk bottles and driv-
ers threatening to strike because Of
such work. Cleanliness of the bottles
ought to be as essential as cleanliness
Of the milk and II there is not already
IN ordinance regulating this. there
should be one promptly passed. and the
Sanitary plant be put under inspection
= aNell - The milk men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-16
(New York Herald service.l

New York Herald Service)
New York, June 15.-This is the lat
est photograph of William S. Miller,
better known as "52O per cent" Mil
ier, who conceived the Franklin Syn
dicate swindle, taken while Miller was
on the witness stand testifying against
his former counsel, Colonel A. Ammon
Miller on the stand told story of
how he deceived those who trusted
him, and in doing it he gave the lie
to himself, acknowledging that all OF