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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
.LENTEN DISCOURSE
On the Vice of Envy by Rev. Father
Treber at st. Joseph's
Church,

The sixth Lenten discourse at st.
Josephs church, was delivered last
evening by Rev. G.. Treiber, on the
subject, "The Vice of Envy versus the
Virtue of Brotherly Love; a Fire that
Consumes; a Despicable Monster"
The following is summary.
Envy is certain sadness and dis
pleasure at the happiness and success
of our neighbor. Envy is diametrically
opposed to charity--the principal law
of the Christian. Charity should
reign in the understanding and domin-
ate the WILL thus destroying all en-
otions and germs of envy.
"The envious man never tastes hap
piness, sadness and gloom never aban-
don him. He sees and knows nobody
but self; he lives for nobody but
self. His heart chords are torn asun-
der because his neighbor propers; but
he leaps with .gladness when his
neighbor mourns. Although envy is
despicable monster, yet envy is not
as rare a vice as people imagine.
There is no end to envy in this world.
Envy permeates all professions, all
conditions and all ages of life. 1t can
be noticed in the prattling child as
we'll as in the actions of the octogen-
arian.
Governments are envious of their
| powers and possessions. Beggars are
envious of the aims extended to their
| fellow-mendicant 1t is a vice that
sets laborer against laborer; mer-
chant against merchant; brother
against brother. Envy often estranges
the best of friends and hinders the
reconciliation OF enemies. 1t is nat
ural for man to rejoice with the joy
! full and to be sad with the sorrow
full. But envy is unnatural. 1t is
| pure malice.
! PUNISHMENT OF ENVY.
"The envious and jealous person is
| punished in his own passion. He IS
chastised by his own tortures. He
! administers justice to himself. AS
rust consumes the iron which pro-
duces it, SO envy gnaws at the heart
! OF him who admits it. Sadness and
anger are portrayed upon his coun-
tenance The glow of health dis
appears from his cheek. Peace and
gladness are banished from his soul.
He becomes living mirror of trou-
bles.
DIFFICULT TO CURE.
when envy has entered the heart
of man it strikes deep roots. The
soul of the envious person becomes
blinded so that he does not think
himself guilty of such low and de
4 grading vice. His will must be chang
ed. The roots of this vice must De
attended to General resolutions
and vague desires are useless. A strong
| detachment of the goods of this world
will be an entering wedge to Grad
late this monster sin.
Charity and its beneficial traits
applied to brotherly love, will eXtin-
guish the fire and destroy the venom
of the sin of envy"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
PIC IRON
Was the Temptation Which Led Two
Men to Take 1900 Pounds from
Bonnet Plant.

An attempt at robbery that ended
in failure, after much toll for small
booty was made at the works of the
Bonnot company. opposite the Penn
sylvania depot, early Sunday morning.
Two men and push cart were con-
cerned. The men escaped, but the
broken cart remains as possible
clue to the perpetrators. The coveted
spoil consisted of IA pieces Of pig iron,
weighing nearly 1900 pounds and val
ued at present quotations at little
more than $40.
Soon after o'clock Sunday morning
the watchman at the Steel works dis
covered two men taking a loaded cart
from the plant of the Bonnot company
He notified the watchman of the latter
plant and a chase was made for the
thieves. They got as far as Jefferson
street. when one of the cart wheels
broke, and the men made their es-
cape.
1t took about an hour to wheel the
pig iron back into the yard. The cart
was preserved as Exhibit A" in the
trial if the thieves are apprehended.
Its ownership is believed to be known,
but perhaps the thieves stole 1t for
the purposes of their expedition, The
police have been notified.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
HAVE D|FFE ERENCES
PROSECUTOR AND SOLICITOR AT
ODDS OVER POLICE COURT
Both Maintain 1t Is the Duty of the
other to Prosecute State
Cases There.

Prosecuting Attorney Upkam and
City Solicitor Day and Mayor Turn
bull are at odds as to who shall ap-
pear in police court to prosecute the
cases there. They held conference
Saturday and talked over the situa-
ton.
Solicitor Day says Prosecutor Up
ham has refused to allow Roscoe G,
McCulloch, his assistant, to appear in
police court. Day maintains that So
licitors in cities like Canton are only
compelled to appear in criminal
cases under the city ordinances and
then only when he recommends pros
ecution. He receives no pay for state
cases and does not believe it is his
duty to appear in them.
Prosecutor Upham says the munich
pal code makes the city solicitors pros
ecuting attorneys in police courts.
His Office has the duties imposed upon
it in Justices courts, Upham says.
He maintained the law was just as
plain as regards the police court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
oleboId-cIine Wedding.

At noon yesterday Mrs. Carrie
Diebold of this city and Frederick M
Cline of Chicago, we're united l. mar
riage. The ceremony was performed
at the home of the bride, No. COS
West South street, by Rev. p. H
Welshimer, pastor of the First Chris
tian church Mr.. and Mrs. Cline will
leave in few days for Chicago
where they will make their home
and where Mr., Cline is engaged in
manufacturing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10

407 East Tuscarawas Street.
MEMS WEAR, SHOES and
SUITS 10 MEASURE.

NGN ~ "ITaNe osOIO W
SUITS 10 MEASURE.
We started with good
Shirts. We advanced to
better Shirts.
And yet we sell cheapIy.
It's hard to avoid what might
seem extravagsnt language In
praise of our
Spring Line for 1906.
just see our line for yourself.
That tells the story better than
words can do.
No charge for showing them.
We're proud TO show them. u
doesn't make ANY difference
whether you're ready to buy or
not You'll be ready some time
and we want you to know what we
sciL
New effects, fancy Mohalr front
with hand worked figures, with or
without collar.
SOC.
Some better ones at 81, 90 and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
First Christian Church Notes.


The attendance at the Bible School
Of the First Christian church yester-
day was 1857.
Large audiences were present at
both morning and evening services.
Two were added to the church in the
morning and the rite Of baptism was
administered to one candidate in the
evening The congregation is ma
king elaborate preparations for the
Easter services next Sunday.
On Wednesday evening the Junior
Endeavor society will give an Easter
entertainment
Thursday evening at 1880 the mid.
week services will be held. Music
will be furnished by boy choir
whose ages range from to Is years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
Soc.

Some better ones at $I.00 and
$I.5O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
DEVILS Island Torture

is no worse than the terrible case of
Piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then
was advised to apply Bucklen's Arm
lea Salve, and less than a box perm
anently cured me, writes l.. S. Napier,
of Rugles, Ky. Heals all wounds,
Burns and Sores like magic. Csc at
the Durbin & Wright Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
A Lucky Postmistress

is Mrs. Alexander, of Carey, Me-. who
has found DR. Kings New Life Pills
to be the best remedy she ever tried
for keeping the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels in perfect order. You'll agree
with her if you try these painless
purifiers that infuse new life. Guaran-
teed by The Durbin G Wright Co,
druggists. Price 25e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
EVERYBODY LIKES GOOD PIE

There is no longer any excuse for poor pie
ON your table, as you should follow the lead
ofthousands and use D-Zerta Quick Pudding
as filling for pies, Try this recipe;
D-zerta Chocolate Cream Pie.
Prepare a package of D-Zerta Chocolate te
Pudding according to directions on pac kage,
which has been baked. Cover with meringue
made with the whites of two eggs. This
makes two large pies or three small ones.
All the i've fiaVors-Lemon Tapioca, Van
lila, Orange -Macaroon Chocolat te and Straw
berry, can be used in the same way, and
bananas cocoanut, etc, added as desired
DZerta Quick Pudding is also used as a cake
filling and for pudding dessert. Simply
add quart OF milk TO contents of one pack :
age, bring TO a boil, cool and serve wit h
cream. Order from your grocer. 10 cents
per package.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-10
Iiarnist Entertained.

Van W. Rogers, the celebrated
harpist entertained party of friends
at the Courtland hotel Sunday night
with musical selections, after his re
cital at the Auditorium Sunday after
noon.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

The editor of the Christian County
Republican at Ozark puts triple
head over clipping from some
Fruit Grower" to the effect that II
"sprouting" is done on the one day,
September 18th next year. when the
moon changes from old to new and
the sign Is In the heart, the sprouts
will not appear again. The word ''Su-
perstition." perhaps more nearly than
any other word marks the difference
between the savage and the civilized
man, but our schools and colleges and
newspapers have not entirely sup
pressed senseless superstitions. We
now seldom here about planting in
the moon" but there are still col,
lege bred men and women who believe
In equinoctial storms. A believer in
signs may be confronted with a doz'
en- failures in succession and he for.
gets all about them, but II his sign
comes true he remembers 1t for years.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

TIE people of I-as Vegas have the
greatest confidence TN the ability. &s
we'll Ms the honesty ana apTaghtaess
Of Governor Hagerman They realize
that he ham strong Influence vita the
president and with The heads Of d.
partments In Washington. with the
secretary of the interior be IL on par
ticuIaFly good terms This being the
case, and The interest which the gov
eFnor has In Las Vegas being veil
known. the people Of this community
feel certain that be- will spare no e.
fort. While in Washington this week.
To secure immediate au1 definite &C
ton on the part ri the interior DE-
paTtnaent regarding the Las Vegas RES"
ervuir
n is known ttas the prolec: has
been recommended gni that ali hat
remains II 10 secure an appropriation
for carrying On the work. While
there tg an insistent demand for mon
ey Cor other projects, and while the
reclamation fund Ii already appropri-
ated up to the limit. yet 1t Is felt that
the sum required for carrying on the
Las Vegas project Ia. comparatively.
10 small. that II the department has
the inclination. II can easily arrange
for the appropriation.
II is certain that Governor Hager.
man win ascertain just how the mat.
ter stands up TO date. and II there Is
anything he can do 90 advance our In
terests. he will gladly and intelligent
~ do II.
Governor Hagerman, while in Wash
ingfon. viii also find out exactly the
feeling Of the republican leaders re.
gardlng statehood n II an sure a.
fate that nothing can be done for New
Mexico this year unless the leaders
of the odmlnant party In congress
are favorable. We have had expert
enee enough TO know that even with
a majority IN both houses we can &c
cure nothing II the leaders are in op
position. That fact was amply illus
trated NJ the last session.
tf Speaker Cannon In the house an(
Beveridge. Lodge and SpOoner In thu
senate are with us or can be induced
20 favor ~. then a bill admitting
New Mexico alone may be passed,
Many believe that the needs Of th'
party viii induce the republican con
gresa 10 admit republican New Mexict
at the coming session Al any rats
We shalt soon learn what the attitude
Of the leaders Is likeiy TO be-
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

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eFmmae@1 Easaa @as4n@a& E~ry ak@sY
cA&#w l. gamaaA @as& t@~ @as@Eag 3o& *2=@'
ansh @As@rnma&w#~ kMv~ s&@r% a& t@~
eKpaaa&2an@.
TAts wsug3sagsga In OIL gA* ms@ee aa&
abe In thas Ia casanK MT tls@e wAsn
Thara Assistant Ps&sa24sasr C@a&ga2
Ma8Aea i aoaAg his uaDost to an4@e%
tie eomgresskaaRsi pesaRl eaaag2assAsa-
Zoe easHihg 10 Chicago. To- a4E&nss
tie rate an seeanA eaAss nattaT tf
this advance h. Fen0@measse1. hsoE
ost far n maEh&y ana Immediate @sr
FosE fZnma tA~ PabilsAeFs af tia f'&n
try. who aasg@n&@ the greater ros.
taon ef they &ecanA Glass g4@fR*"
Esen under the w@s&etal 92H~rn
ment m@thasd. 81 LID g*aeTalay h@Ia@*
"a that the handling esf seeo@d eas@s
nail matter essa&4 be- anns II : pFxsfaF
wege IL at for the burd~Giag of mails
wIth thousands Il 'Uas q goseTnme3s
| publications. which are seat free
through the mail sa the h%A~se 81
Ie.eTF saemher of essagFess ana 8 III
of oshsF government servants II -
anythlng bat fair for the pesse "ffaee
lAepagsmens 10 tsx the publishers IL!
THE nmtion with the cost of s@n8tn 4
omt this. usually. worthless govern
meat staff. and to raise the rates, b.
leause With this aasItSonal burasa. ths
seeen4 class R4ai! business isH't pro
IfIsable
AT MaAds-n woali b. aetiGg wttA
more fairnr>s add whh much more
wisdom. sh0ngd be re~ommena tbs
aggregation Of III" See government
1printing matter tTum tbs second class
pay mail And Tor that matter ne
lone would grleve very much u those
who send out this voiumiaous. heavy
stuff @bs,BtA lae Obliged 10 pay the
freight. just ~ other senders ~ mai
are required TO do,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Carl Dalies OF Torrance county Ia
an able young man. he has served
one or Two terms satisfactorily In the
lower house Of the legislative assem-
bly, and may. at all times. be depend
ed upon to act the part OF a man.
Some Of Mr. DaIles' friends are
booming him for president Of the
council II is not to be believed
however. that Mr. Dalies will enter
the lists against Hon Chas 4
Spiess. who has been spoken of from
one part of the territory to another
for this position. There Is no man In
the territory more fully qualified Il
preside with ability. wisdom and int
partiaIity over the deliberations Of
the council than the man from SaT
Miguel
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

IL Is true. that the territorial re-
publican convention held in Las V~
gas last month advised the holding
OF a constitutional convention this
winter whether statehood vas ac.
cepted or not Now thar the USE
iessness u such u proceeding has be-
come generally known. IL another re-
publican convention were TO be- held,
II would advise just a. strongly not
10 hold such a convention. The as
sertion that the republicans Of the
territory are In any way bound by a
mere suggestion Is nonsense
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

n an Investigation IT the votes
cast In the recent election for dele.
gate is 10 hc held. let 1t be SO thor.
ough that neither democrats nor re-
publiCaDs shall escape II such an
Investigation he held. there need b.
little fear that Mr. Andrews plurality
will be shown to l.r increased instead
Of decreased If the investigation is
Of the right sort. 1t will go far to,
wards sounding tltc death knelI Of
political corruption In H." territory.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

The Feeeat ssoTEn has t~~en g~Rer
al Throughout the soafhW@s' S0nth
Of the G!ortesa taosxhtath heavy ram
fell for twenty four hoaFs as far
south as the Mexican harder and far
west iatn the California desert IN
southern California and in northern
New Mexico aud Colorado. several
inches Ut SNOW fell Nowhere ~as
the weather eold. so the storm IL ~.
pected 10 DO much gt'oA to the rang.
es and agricultural Land and Intlict
no loss upon stock.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03
JUST THE RIGHT SYMPTOM.

Senator Burrows Of Michigan Is not
given TO telling stories. bat he occa-
slonally drifts into wit. and when he
does be always strikes home.
On one occasion, when Mr. Burrows
was running for office out In Mlchi,
gan. he was called upon to address
crowd Of farmers who only the day
before had listened 10 a stump speech
from MIR. Burrows opponent.
of course. remarked the senator
with a smile. 1T would be very unbe-
coming in me to say anything about
my friend who was here yesterday.
but you all know what an eloquent
speaker he Is, and what an extremely
loud voice he possesses It reminds
me OF a couple OF girls | heard talk
ing In Kalamazoo the other day, thu
conversation running thus
Well, Martha. how is your hus
band today"
"Porely. MISS. quite 2or"Iy Hes
got another dose o at ere exclama-
tory rheumatism
You mean inflimmatorv' rhnuma.
tism. Martha. 'xc'amatory' means
to cry out
Oats il. mum. dat's 1t perz2ctly.
He don't do nI'hln' 'cept hoIlef''
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03
REFORM IN POSTAL SERVICE

The fact that Chicago business
man Of high standing. J. A. B0yce
has submitted an offer to the govern
ment TO take charge ri the whole
business of the postal department un.
der private contract, to wipe out the
annual deficit, to pay Oh" government
the net profits over seven per cent
and to reduce the price a half 20 the
public on all mall matter Of the first
and second class. appears 10 indicate
one Of two things-either that private
enterprise is vastly more economical.
or that there Is reckless waste. II not
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

A statistician has complied a Iist
N the states that show the number
of books a year each hundred of tbs
population reads The New England
states rank high and the western
states low, The test IL merely bH
ween those who want 10 knox
things aud those who do things.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

There Is work in the next lcgisla'
tive assembly for some Of the wisest
and most experienced lawyers In the
territory and the proportion Of good
lawyers In both houses Is exceeding.
ly small A careful revision OF the
laws II needed and number of I'm.
lnrtant new laws are demanded
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

We nAmmga agxw@ w4Bh Ghe %es
&~ntc@n sA&s Han E@aa4asasm R@rA
wsn444 2~ 49, :aagsvg*@aa&@s &a@&a@ T. {
AhameH ms ms@mh@w NJ tAe Legislative
assembly Ar E@Ga las h@A sasaE~
ofFar4ma e&gwsra@ace I'D h. very good
mAa. bms Mr. Attest IL especially
sell fgste4 90 1aacAarg~ TIE 4agies Vi
iagfsaato7
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

A prominent stoCkmau nj Se@
Mexico estimates that sheepmsn have
lost 500 ON this year from the cas
shortage Add To that another t2o0.
400 for storm losses. and il will sub
tract a considerable penny from the
profits OF four prosperous years.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Perhaps, when the Japan"*" Visit.
Ing squadron reaches San Francisco
II will be assigned lay the people
that cit, to an especial corner of the
ate American ships.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

The new fnot bail ruaes. after all
appear tn ae accomplishing The DE-
alreA effeei. that a lesseaing ths
aambs-v 0t casaalttes and we can't
no,lce that the interest Ia the game
has fallen off 10 anv alarming ex.
'eoF
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Las VeRans are preparing To give a
sarm weleHme to the territorial
TEACHERS who will meet here In cn9.
yention during the holidays Th~.
Convention promises 10 be the mos,
largely attended In th. history OF the
territory
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Teddy" apears to have gotten In.
TO n tickIish place over the japanese
school question In San Francisco. but
be IL famous for his ability 10 emerge
with dignity from ticklish places. and
Il isn't TO be expected that In this
Instance he will b. Obliged 20 bach
nssf
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Sea@@ @xra@REe - u fA&a e.
&Ssea8a4 t~EsaaA af sAe cid 49, b.
My Ga@4 l1s@ G*w* &A~ &a@@a~
As E8@at A~s @&@S aae -.
d. Boaa A@s @Esr ahe aaem@m~
GAnG I hSanE hasA Hy Hsazzs 60 @s@ "'
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

T~s. after the fuF@ss reserves az
.ah4sacee~a. phers ID st1gl little land
ss-fe la S%~ Mexaeo. but ii an&s seS~n
- ,hs'agh The forest reserve polley
lad gone far enoagA-
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

We have every confidence In tho
wlsdom and ability Of Governor Hag.
erman to maintain the standard of
the district attorneys offices in this
territory
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

First Chicago Woman--Thc trcIhle
with her IL she never takes advantage
OF her opportunities,
Second Chicago Woman--I know 1t
Why. would you believe shn actC
ally passed right through DTtcta and
never thought OF stoppia.y fIr a t
vufce'
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Among the promising sagas Il 'h%
aiaAes from %ew Mexico's viewpoint
i. ,A~ rapidly Increasing price of sal
ser This shnald En@aG the Ve0pen
ing NJ maRy ot she teFvlto~y's tong
abandoned silver mlae&
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

When MI has been said. nothing
tha, has appeared In print In 'wn
years viii b. read with greater inter
est than the presidents special canal
message
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

1aa&a b. said sa Aap E@En&Ag eoE@s-
oas eyss On the PaaaaEHane@ is asmr
At al anGGksly sA&a Eaeae san wssl4
ae w3tasAg - p&ss wssh these a@Faway
p.aas%asAans for & Consideration
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

II NAV he true tha, nothing indi'
Gates the unrivaIed prosperity nj tn"
country az clearly as the freight car
shortage. but II is tough on the ship,
per just the same
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Wiggs-They say he mArrich +
money.
Wagg-Well, he looks rs though ne
had earned it. hut was Eaylng eom-'
trouble collecting.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

II Mr. Roosevelt hasn't made mp
his mind yet as 10 what he will say
In his message on the Panama canal.
he can find out BY reading III" new .
papers.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

There wilt probah'v b" M tarif:
doInK~ AT III" short session. Int tn"
first session of IN" siNlcth congress
In expected I" tackl" thc problem in
earnest
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Everybody IN Las Vegas sent up \
paen Of thanksgiving Thursday on ac'
count Of the new street crossings.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

Nc are we1l plaa&@4 ao hear that
CA A@k Frost. the hF@1Ay editor
s@# Na"~ M~xtcaa. tm recovering ssnaa
A&s rw~~w, s@gtAas taG4@g&aa3t3on.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

The S0coFr0 Chieftaln IL another
able republican paper that has lin"'
up against the holding ofa eonstitu.
tional convention
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

The chance that the people of New
Mexico will be- held up 10 pay the
bills for a useless constitutional
convention grows pleasingly remote.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

The Mustang-You just took tina
tcnderfoot for a ride. What did I
cost him.
The Broncho-About ten bucks
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

n seems s0 he a question ~ whlca
is bigger. Sah Francisco or the init
ed States.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03
NEW YORK STOCKS

The following quotations received
from 2. J. GRAFT & Co. Albuquerque.
~. NJ. correspondent for Logan q
Bryan. long distance phone:
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

The I'tah land grabbers seem Gu
tifely likely to get theirs all right.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03
So. Louis wcoi.

- E0aIs. DEC ) Wool steady
Territory and western mediums 23g
= fine medium 1921. fine 1inl7.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03

''On what grounds 10 yon seek 4
divorce from your wife," asked ;n-
lawyer
"A pun" replied the !onc,>Uffertnz
husband You see. she's scnlptre>s
and twenty times dav she re ra:A>
to mo: viii yau love mr when
mouldo' "
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-03
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