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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-03

of Gentleman JIM" Americas celebrated
pugilst, has been for years endeavoring to
secure for his Pensioners the plots of land
on which they toll and try to live. Ex-
orbitant rents had reduced my poor people
to the level of slaves" says the sympa-
thetic cleric, in speaking of the happy re-
lease. but now they hold their heads up
now become fairly divided among the ten
ants under the land act, ard Father Cor
bett is enthusiastic over the prospects that
the new era is bringing forth for Mount
Parity. The Gaelic College, which Is situ-
ated there has helped to make Parity a
center of attraction, and now with the land
lord routed it is expected that 1t will soon
become fiourishing scene of industrial and
intellectual activity.
AK
The Irish sheep trade is threatened with
serious loss owing to certain regulations
which the English agricultural board have
drawn up From August to the middle
of November no Irish sheep will be al
lowed 10 enter any market or saleyard in
Scotland. Wales or the north of England
unless ACCOMPANIED by declaration made
by the owner that they had been dipped
within a month previously. From this re-
qulrement even lambs. which are frequent
~ killed by premature dipping, are not ex-
empt AS to the need for this oppressive
measure no hint is disclosed. 1t cannot be
Justified on sanitary grounds. The sheep
scab cases In Ireland during lS4-the last
year for which statistics are available
showed there were less than two in a thou
sand affected with the disease.
The new order means that the exporters,
who at present collect their consignments
at various fairs throughout Ireland. can
only purchase in future from such owners
as come TO the fairs armed with dipping
declarations. And-here comes In what will
cause trouble TO the small sheep owner.
There are no dipping facilities In the coun-
try Dipping tanks generally cost over
$500 each and that is merely the initial out
lay. Within the next twelve months
doubtless many OF the petty sheep owners
will be forced to adopt the less enterpris-
Ing alternative of giving up sheep-rearing
altogether. One OF the worse features OF
this new strangiing regulation is that II
has been framed and put into operation
without a single protest from the Irish de-
partuent of agriculture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-03

When Richard Croker came to live in
ireland 1t was thought that 'Giencairn, .
the house which he bought on the outskirts
of Dublin, was quite fine enough for man
OF his supposed simple democratic tastes.
Bit BY bit he pulled the old mansion asun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-03

The frs, parish in Ireland to free itself
Of landlordism is Parity In the county OF
Mayo. Here the Rev. James Corbett, uncle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18

WANTED mmediately-Three iron
molders; two journeymen machinists;
three apprentice machinists; .one me-
chanicaI engineer and draughtsman;
one stationary and hosting engineer;
three coopers, (slack, piece work) !;
girls for house and hotel work Ad-
dress The Ohio Valley Employment
Bureau, No, 111k Sixth st., East Liv-
erpool. o. 1913
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
STARK COUNTY BOY
Successful Raneher In Washington,
Where Rabbits Have to Be
Slaughtered by Thousands.

The picture of Paul o. Bair, a
Stark county boy, recently appeared
in the Spokesman Review, published
at Spokane, Wash, In connection with
an account of great rabbit drive
which was held near Mesa, Wash, not
far from Spokane.
Mr.. Bair is the son of Jefferson
Bair, the well known and prominent
resident of Plain township. Paul and
his brotheE- Hubert j.. are laying out
farming operations on a big scale in
the vicinity of Mesa Franklin county.
Each one of the young men own a
homestead and also own the Cub
ranch.
The rabbit drive offers considerable
sport to the residents of Washington
in the vicinity of the Columbia river.
1t is conducted on the plan of self
preservation in view, because the rab-
bits are so numerous and destructive
that did not the farmers make war
upon them they would overrun the
country to such an extent that all
growing crops would be destroyed.
During one of these drives as many as
eight wagon loads of the rabbiLs have
been killed. No person with the
hunters is allowed to use a gun. A
club only is used.
The drivers form first in a half
circle: The game is gradually round
ed up until the ground within the
half-circle is covered thickly with the
little animals. Then the $50 men,
generally the number who take part
in the hunt, gradually close up their
line and each man handling a heavy
club the rabbits are killed right and
left.
The hunt in which Mr.. Bair was
a guiding spirit was conducted in No
vember and was very successful one
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the premises nine miles
south of Canton. four miles north of
Bolivar, three miles west of Sparta,
on Canton and Bolivar road. at 1
o'clock p. NJ, Thursday, Dec. goth,
1906.
The following described farm:
154 acres of land' being we'll adapt
ed to farming and grazing. with run.
ming water in each field, and good
fences throughout. Good S-room house
with cellar, and new barn 40x60 and
all necessary out buildings, running
spring near the buildings. The farm
contains about rs acres of the best
or oak timber.
Terms One third cash, onelthird
ia one year and balance in two years
G. B. Scott, Auctioneer.
SAMUEL ROUSH HEIRS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
POSTOFFICE FIGHT
Narrowed Down to Two Candidates at
Milersburg.

Narrowed Down to Two Candidates at
Milersburg.
Special to Morning News.
Millersburg, O., Dec. 14.-The cleo
tions now being over the candidates
for the $1,000 postoffice plum here
have gotten busy and are putting in
their best licks. It was supposed that
there would be several candidates for
the place but it has sifted down to
two, and those are c. R. White or the
Millersburg Republican, and J. G.
Hudson of the firm of j. F. Hudson,
boot and shoe dealers. and for years
the agent of the Adams Express Co.
w. N. Crow, an attorney it Is said,
had the ear of Mr.. Smyser for the
place, but he has given it out that
he is not candidate. and states that
he favors Mr.. Hudson's candidacy. In
addition, Mr.. Hudson has the endorse
ment Of five of the seven members of
the executive committee. but just
how far this will go in Mr.. Smyser's
estimation is not known, but il is gen.
orally thought that it will have some
weight.
Mr.. Hull, the present incumbent,
will complete his second termsabout
the time Mr.. Smyser goes out as
congressman. and this appointment
will probably be made by that time,
otherwise the senator's will have their
fingers in the pie, as the district will
have Democratic congressman af-
ter March 4 next. and this might
change matters
1t is hinted that Mr.. Smyser might
get rid of an embarrassing situation
by unloading the responsibility of a
recommendation onto the people here
and let 1t go to vote. but he has
not been quoted on this subject as
yet, and probably will not favor 1t,
as he has not done so at any place in
the distruct as yet.
This contest will lead to other mat
ters that need looking after and of
Which more will be said hereafter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
PARIS SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
inspectors In Constant Attendance
and RieidIy Enforce Law.

There are in Paris three principal
abattoirs, the largest of which. La
Vilette. is in the northern quarter of
the city; "Vaugirard," which was
opened in 1898, and replaced the old
Slaughter house of Grenelle, and "Vil-
lijuif," where horses are slain for
food. ANY butcher may slaughter
animals at these abattoirs on payment
of tax of 2 francs Gao cents) hun
dred Kilograms (220 pounds) on the
meat so prepared. Butchers of the
more important class ana specially
licensed are permitted to sell the
meat which they have thus provided
directly to the smaller dealers who
keep retail meat stores throughout the
city. Inspectors are in constant at
tendance and any meat found infect
ed with disease or otherwise unfit for
food is saturated with petroleum and
condemned. Prior to the year 1916
the butchers of Paris slaughtered ami
mails in the streets and public squares
but at that times municipal slaughter
s-abattoirs-were established.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18

ment was made that Mrs. Dwelle
would be given possession of her
necklace and that there would be no
further action In the courts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18

FOR SALE-No. Plttsburg coal.
Best in the market at our usual low
prices. Stark 1888; Bell 156. Romig,
thS Coal Man. 15-dS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
MN PAY substltute Carriers.

Washington, Dec. 14.-The postof
fee department announced this after
noon that checks will soon be issued
for the payment of substitute rural
carriers employed during the summer
on the various routes. Over $4,000
carriers are interested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18

LOST-A brown fur scarf at the Au-
ditorium entrance or near the en-.
trance. Finder please return to Helen
Young at Herbruck's store, e. Tusca-
rawas St., and receive reward. 1913
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
Settlers Coming to Canada.

Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 14.-Commis-
sioner Coombs and Coe Pugmier who
are in charge of the immigration work
of the Salvation Army, left this even
ing for England, after completing ar
rangements with the heads of all prov
ipces in Western Canada to settle 3O,,
900 English settlers here next spring
The first party will arrive in Febru-
airy and will be placed on farms
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18

MEN AND BOYS, plumbing or
bricklaying trade pays Sc 70 So per
day; we teach you by practical in
struction in months; position guar
anteed; free catalogue. Coyne Trade
School, 1915 Easton Ave. st. Louis,
Mo. 12-1-y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
pwelIe.pavls sult settled.

New York, Dec. 14.-An amicable
settlement was made today of the suit
of Mrs. Helen Dwelle against Adolph
]. Davis, to recover necklace valued
at $4,000. which Davis claimed to be
holding as surety for a loan of $1,000
The details of the settlement were
not made public. but the announce
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
Issued Fraud Orders.

Washington, Dec. 14.-Fraud orders
were Issued by the postofice depart
ment today against the Ideal Method
company of Milwaukee, and ]. Cook
Johnson, of Omaha, Neb., the latter
an alleged dealer in high grade chick
ems.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
Saws She Was Not Arrested.

Mrs. Margaret o. Boyd, of 208 South
Young street, who was reported to
have been arrested few months ago
in connection with the horsewhipping
of Dan Baughman, denies that she was
arrested for this offense but admits
that she administered the lashing.
The police records bear her out in this
statement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
To Cure a Cod in One pa

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. r. w Groves signature is on
90 oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
Snnge Samcn! NadIt Gnd bici'
Cfferte III Hubc.

men In nnIerer 6ieetit TnmenifneIber.Sbie nt.
ednfe. giner Der TortbeiIe mr. Der Heibeift,
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man I'D oil nrau W. 3nttrs, GE. 302, 4pek.
eAtatsea.s 0de 4swart'etrate. (378--)
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Yennlblbauia.Bab
saad benz saeHen mnS WsrScm.

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Saupts9inie Grpreb.
$40 saadm. (0on intou.e iation), .eteouis.
uno r3be .9einfpIOania" aimiteb. mad Gbt.
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uno q. 2ouis Grpreb,
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iii sahts mniOn.etation LIS y,aois).
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$50 NpsnOS, taaIia (OOn rnlon.etnttOn). mad
$50 'sbenOs, .deIib (bOn tinton.s tation). NOD
erte nno 8odefter.
gnbmittnas al Bodentngen. SuHniaeS. 0.Oi
SUrm.. 100 glbenhS.
Bon iinipn. citation.
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800 madln;. ,:eongrtiionai eimitss,". tasIia.
nur yleius gort: Las. 7.55. 1902 (*1t.0b MIR
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400, 4.2O. *5.45, 1850, 1i.25 @benSs.
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as dlSO w S e a aiS d tiSs. Son eoiainta sts' e HHo
100 WIorGens. 3.04, 4.57, *6,35, Gas slbenbs.
TGb s.oiion 40 yorm., @o6entaee; $3.50
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fen an Der 9elapare.8 ibiRon, 1856. 7b5
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TAI. $50, otb. e.5r. 1890 MbenSs.
yindr gtlaniie'Gitb, ,gtlnntie Glib SpeeiaI."
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atlantic Soalt ntne erpreB, 2.5i Wanrsens.
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NbcIIbS tigIid.
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N1bnltttu1S,
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IbenoS tdelif.
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gems nt Wo6entageft, 9.59 Gbcnos nur an
Gonitdpen.
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ntittGaS oh gSobentneen. SonRtags, 900
EcrW. mo 600 EuChm.
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Ennften fprcdbe man In Der GaIbert'Station.
gr. $40, &orbs@b a rIcSsStrabe. nno uniof'
Gtntiun Dor. ".s
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SpetfesgSaa eor.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

id)aftlid]c expedition crfolgt befonnt,
lid) I'M Nllftragc Der HcidSregierurg
mo ipa onoertbolb Sabre in grt
iprlld) nebnlcn. &od) bcaleiteil ais
Observation-Disclosures lcine lanG-
iGbrigcn Wiitorbcitcr bel botteriolo
giid)en Soridllngen, NrofciIor Gr.
@ef uno Stobsor5t @leinc bon Gil
ropo ans. Su Gcrtid) 0itofrifo miro
nod) Der Stobsar5t 81. Noltic, Der lit
llbcbc Srppolloipnlen llntcriudltts
gen bttricben bot. Der GrpGoition 5ilr
0cthcilt mcrocn. Mis- &urititoicn SIR
Grforituntg Der St)Ioittonfbeit iot'
len, 5undhlt @cobod)tilng ittb 3ildl
tun9en ppit SiCticiliCgcn mo Srp-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS scr Sictlc nno
ser SdIoffranfbCit - IN bCn Siciic'
0cbiracll an ben SiioubbGngen bcS
llionlbura Wcbir0c1 por0cnomnlcn
mcrocn. Gle Shciluchmcr Der Grpe
oition lucrocn bicicS @cbict 10 irilb
crrcifcn, bob nod m0hrcnb Der llodl'
item Slltg5cit Der Sictieilic0cn ibrc
llntcriudungcn Beginner fonncn.
SpGtcr miro bic Grpcoition inter
9cnubllng Der l(gonoa'@n oaH
cnocmiihc @cbict Der Shloifronr,
belt, no Sod allf lcincr lcbtcn Ifrifas
relic lid) ihon nit ibrcr GrioridllnJ
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Stubtcnrci { TAD Snnoon.
neutrality-suspicious. Gcltmonn bon
glod)cn uro bier Mitglicoer ocS DOR
tiaen StootrotbS babcn Die Ginlo.
Dung eincS cnglildcn Counties gum
9cilldc bon 2onoort mo gum Stu.
oiium icincr itdotiidcn Ginridtln9et
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Gos Stritcficber.
Gas Strife icbcr areiit iiberoll
ilmmncr mcbr I'M lid. Ger Mllsltano
Der Secleute III Sambltrg ninmt,
oen neueltcn Melounqcn nod, SIT.
Is miro bon scr .Sonl6iw0 Nmerifo
9inie" b%ciiirdltct, BOB cs mnnlo9lid)
iein miro, ben Compiler vTelltif).
lono" pon 81 bcmonntn. Gin5clnc
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scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm NQgcmci
men oiirite bcbclttcnoc Srcintrddti.
alltlo 1crfo6rcu. SIC Strifcr 5cigrn
iif p%orlolliia I'M StonSe, 3r5u9 bon
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ccbnt lid, BON GtcSoeit nod Son,
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Nrbeiter nlsgelperrt.
Nur Ser Strife Scr 9rnlmfoblens
orbeiter in Der Eropir5 SadIel
ibcint nod5llloiicn. Sic oortigcn
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GgcIapcafc 9ampfcr,G ompagnie.

10 Gbeiapratc -2iuic. q.
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Baltimore"
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an Sienitdoen, SouncrituQen ltno Snmita1en
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@citrrn IarBlano Giienbahn.
8hae berIaiien 9ine1.siation tDie iolet;

8iqe ~berIuficn ~SinersSiation tpie fol9t:
sngltdt.
4.30 Worners - edtnea5ug. Sneerstoiuf, y.
& VI. '(iubu iua Gl,saeroiiiien Sorirtae QUA
cod uno Gbumbersburg.
$50 guttui. 80 Iifont. nab lnionsgribge.
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SIN Nlucpens- Sdgerstuluu uio SbippenSbnr1
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