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The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16
Iha Council.

The council was called to order
at O'Clock with Councilman Kolb
absent.
The minutes of the last regular
and called meeting were read and
adopted.
Mayor Yeiser read his annual re-
port which he had not prepared
when the council had its first meet
ing this year. The report was re-
ceived, filed and ordered published.
A report from the board of works
saying that the telephone companies
had lowered city wires in order to
preclude the purchase and setting>up
of taller poles, and that the tele-
phone companies were infringing on
the right of the city. The report
was referred to the light committee
and the city solicitor with power to-
act.
A request from the Sherrill-Rus-
sell Lumber company asking that
the board appoint a committee to
confer with the company relative to
exempting the company from taxa
tion, was referred.
Mayor Yeiser reported that he
had deposited $4,000 in the sinking
fund, making the total of that fund
$17.537. The report was received
and filed.
A report from the school board on
the amount of money needed for the
year was received and filed. The
board asked 100000 less 100000,
which comes from the state.
A petition from the merchandise
brokers asking that the license tax
fixed against them in the license or
dinance be reconsidered and de-
creased. They were raised to $25
from $40 pc, annum. They claim
they do not carry stock and realize
little profit. On motion the matter
of license tax on merchandise brok-
ers and tobacco brokers be eliminat-
ed from the license ordinance pend
ing further action, there being some
conflict in the ordinance and mis-
understanding in the board, the mat
ter was held up.
The solicitor and ordinance COM
mittee were ordered to bring in a
tax exemption ordinance for fac
tories and industries.
The motion for the solicitor to
bring in an ordinance imposing a
penalty for failure of any commit
teeman to attend a committee meet
ing was lost. This originated in the
board of aldermen.
Several changes In saloon bonds
were ratified.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16
THE COM mission
MEETING AT FRANKFORT TO IN
NESTIGATE DISCRiMiNA-
TION.
Fire Brick Concerns File Complaint
Against the Chesapeake a Ohio
Railroad.

Railroad Commissioner Mac ID.
Ferguson left yesterday for Frank
fort, Ky. tc attend . meeting of the
commission there today and tomor-
row to investigate charges brought
against the c. and o. railroad to the
effect that It has been discriminating
against a Louisville firm In favor of
two fire brick combinations. oper-
ating in Ohio and Pennsylvania. a
difference between the C.. n. o. and
r. p. railroad and line in central
Kentucky concerning a joint rate also
will be up for adjustment .
Charges against the c. and o. have
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16
JOINT MEETING.

The aldermanic and councilmanic
board met last night, pursuant TO a
call from Mayor Yeiser, as a COM
mittee of the whole to discuss the
ordinance before the
council passed it.
Mayor Yeiser called the boards to
order with Councilman Kolb-and
Alderman Chamblin absent. Mayor
Yelser was elected chairman.
Mayor Yeiser stated the purpose
of his call, but brought up the mat
ter of appointing a committee to go
to Frankfort to take action in re-
gard to the charter amendments to
be placed before the legislature
Wednesday.
The boards appointed Mayor ID. A.
Yeiser and Alderman w. T. Miller.
The apportionment ordinance was
then brought up for discussion.
President f. p. Noble. of the
board of public works, was present
and stated the appropriation as pub
llshed would be made the street de-
partment for new and improved
streets, would not be sufficient. He
stated that all money spent on
streets during the past year was
spent honestly, If not judiciously.
That the board of works would have
made a better show with street work
had the city engineer been in better
shape to give more service to the
board: that the proposed $4,000
for the streets would not be near
large enough. He also declared that
the proposed appropriation for the
city light plant would not be large
enough and made a few excuses for
spending several hundred dollars in
excess of the appropriation for last
year. He stated that if the plant
be kept in condition and constantly
run it would take at least 10000;
that some extra will have to be set
aside for incidental expenses which
will attend the operation of the plant
IL any improvements are made at all.
Mr. Noble stated that the city was a
big business institution and that 1t
would be better to levy a s1.65 tax
and give the people what they want.
than to cut down to a s1.50 tax rate
and not give the people what they
want. He stated 1t was a matter of
giving the people what they wanted.
The appropriations we're finally
agreed on and the boards adjourned.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16
SHOP PHONES.
Many Offices Are Being Equipped
With New Ones.

The Home Telephone Co. Is put
ting in a number of telephones in
the local |. c. shops.
The company has placed a phone
in the Offices of Master Car Builder
T. NJ. Baughan. Master Mechanic R.
J. Turnbull. Storekeeper John Trent,
Office of the caller in the round
house and round house foreman and
the foreman of the machine shops.
Now 1t is possible to get any depart
ment OF the shops.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16
A JOINT MEETING TO
DECIDE ON ORDINANCE
Various Appropriations Decided On.--
Meeting of the Council Followed.

The Geo. Goodman company was
granted permission to transfer its
liquor license from 115 South Sec
ond to 119 North Second street.
The report of the finance commit
tee for salaries, accounts, etc,
amounting to $12,766.31, was re-
ceived and filed. 1
The following ordinances were
acted on:
Ordinance fixing license on busi-
ness, etc.
Mr.. l.. l.. Bebout. representing in
surance agents, asked that the tax
against them be referred for amend
ment. This portion of the ordinance
was held up and referred. and the
ordinance given second passage.
Apportionment ordinance, as
agreed on in the joint meeting, was
given first reading.
Ordinance for grading and gravel
ing Sowell street from Ashbrook to
Hays avenue. first reading.
Ordinance for grading and gravel
ing Hayes avenue from Sowell to
Bridge streets, first reading.
Ordinance prohibiting lewd wo-
men from entering saloons. Second
reading.
Ordinance for granitoid sidewalks
and concrete curbs and cutters on
Jones street from Ninth to Eleventh
streets. First passage.
A report from Fire Chief James
Wood for the month of December
was received and filed.
The matter of rebuilding a burned
clubhouse at fire station No. 3 was
received and filed.
A petition from property owners
on Jones street asking that water
mains be extended was referred to
the water company.
A prayer from II. NJ. Cunning
ham for overassessment was re-
ferred
The following liquor licenses were
granted:
Fred Romaine, 1880 Broad street,
granted.
J. ]. Lally. 1901 South Fourth,
granted.
H. II. Evans. Twelfth and Trimble
streets, granted.
Englert &'Bryant, 119 sodth See
ond, granted.
Chas. Smiley, 12O Kentucky ave
nue.. granted.
Nichols & Deboe, Ninth and Boyd
granted.
NJ. Livingston Co., i21 North
First, granted.
r. l.. Peacher & Co., 129 South
Second. granted.
Sam White, Ninth and Boyd.
granted.
f. w. Cook Brewing company, 124
North Eleventh, granted.
Evansville Brewing company,
Tenth and Madison, granted.
w. II. Orr & Co., Eleventh and
Broadway, granted.
George Wolff, Sixth and Finley.
granted.
James Loftin, 1715 Meyers street,
| granted.
Harry S. Allen. 110 South Third,
granted.
c. F. Schraeder, Thirteenth and
Monroe, granted.
Loeb-Bloom Co., 127 North Sec
ond. granted.
On motion the board adjourned.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16

been brought by the Louisville Fire
Brick company, of which X. u. Gra-
I'M is proprietor and general mana
ger. In his petition filed before the
commission, Mr.. Grain charges the
c. and o. with raising freight rate
on fire brick clay which has been in
vogue about eighteen years. thirteen
cents a ton
An effort has been made TO com.
promise the case with the railroads,
but this has proven futile.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16

T. j. Chambers. Ed. Vindicator,
Liberty, Texas. writes Dec. 25, 1902:
with pleasure and unsolicited by
you, bear testimony to the curative
power of Ballard's Horehound Syrup.
I have used 1t in my family and can
cheerfully affirm it is the most effect
i've and best remedy for coughs and
colds | have ever used" Sold by AL
vey & List.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16
WILL POUND TO PIECES.
Cherokee j. ia had Way at the
Present.

New York, Jan. 1.-The clyde
Line steamer Cherokee Is full of
water today and according to tele-
gram received at the Maritime Ex-
change. the chances are that If an
ether storm comes up the vessel will
pound to pieces. The captain, two
mates aud carpenters are still aboard
the stranded vessel. but life savers
are ready TO take them OF If the oc-
casion requires.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16
PILES QUICKLY
CURED AT HOME
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure =
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All In Plain Wrapper.

Piles is a fearful disease, but easy
to cure If you go at it right
An operation with the knife is dan
gerous. humillating and rarely a per-
manent success.
The Paducah sun., 1906-01-16

Engraved script cards $1.25, Old
English $500 during January at The
Sun ONCE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29

5%unlcilt bel IuSldnbern finben mn
niht bel eingeborenen Imcrifnnerr
Nfdn 9ebe burh Die eroben @crfitdts
ten unb Sobrifen, burd Die rieiigcr
Mnlusen, 2nborntprien urlb Mooelz
rdiime bes StabltruitS unb anoerer
Hiel crl> 9prpcrationen, Die Der dmerie
tunilden Snbultrie ibren @eltrul
perihdfft bnben. unb iiberal, mo Elm
grii1blihercs te6nilhes Riiien mo-
tbi9 lit, miro man por3li9speiie
.Musldnocr" ober Ginaepanberte.
5~un1eiit Seutlde, finben. Man
forihe Ben 5abloien tedniihen Wers
beiierlIngen nnb grfinbunsen naf,
Die jabrnls, idbrein. ~bier5nlanbe ge>
n,nft perben - Die Sntente mos
gen amf mnerifaniife Nnmen ailsgea
ltellt iein unb Inlerifnner neroen lie
5imleiit prnftiih ~perpertben NM nus>
niiBen - gemnft iplirben lie gum
groBen Sbeile, ipenn nidt groBtem
5beile. penn nidt sroBtem Sbeile.
Sbeile, bon beifeibenen beutl6en Mre
b%eitern. beren Ndmen niht III Die
Seffentliffeit %brinsen.
Sas Iues bat ieinen gutcn
@runD unb Der lit nidt ctipa in
elmer natiirlifen geiltigen lleberle&
eenbeit Der Seutihen 81 iuhen. Bon
elmer iolben funn ia gar nift Die
Hebe iein. Ser entertainer lit niht
nlir lebr nuf9enedt unb lernfdbig,
IonDern aid iebr lernbegierig, er
bat nber Die @elegenbeit niht 5ur
Grlanaung tehniihen @iiens. 60
fortselhritten infer 2anb III Der ins
bultriellen iuno tehniihen gntipides
lung lit. 10 iebr riiditdnbig lit es in
Der inbuitricllen uno tebniihen CIR
Siebung. Sahihulen, 8euerbc>
iino Sanbiperfifrilen baben mir bier
10 gut ipie gar ntdt. Cine 5anbpol
te6nilher Colleges. elm panr
&anbfertigfeits 2 6ofihulen, ein
penig Sanbfertigfeits : ltnterrihi
in ben rDffentlihen" Shulen, Der
iiber Die .Spielerci" fdum binauss
eebt, inp bin unb pieber o Seiten
elmer Union elm ihiihterner Seriuh,
ibrem Nahipuds Elm flein penia
tbeoretiifes @iiien bon ibrem Sad
bei5ubringen - bas lit Maes. Sat
cs p%olitdnbig uneeniisenb lit. nirf
allerleits nnerfannt, unb baB es iebr
moth tbrt. Ser inbuitrieQen grSiebs
ln9 in ben Ger. Staaten n,ebr Mufs
mcrfiamfeit al lhenfen, lit 0 Sds
brifanten unb Snbrifanten : Yerbdne
ben unb Inperen, Die nirtbidaftlihe
nno incuitrielle gntmidlune ocs Cans
bes aufmerfinm perfolsen, ihon off
unp einbrinslih seiast uno betont
lpprocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29
Cine Gait fir ieinc 5amilie.

Gs par fein an9encbmer @ebanfc.
aber 10 fiiblte er in Inbetraht Ieines
3uitanbes. 6err Siofil &rdflop
aus Goal Iaaep. ST., i6reibt: SD
nlohtc Sbnen etnas ilber cinen
Iann bierielbit er8dblen nno barr
iiber. mas or 5u mir ia9te. Seoeu
@inter mari i'm Hbeumatismuls ants
9ranfenlager. or hattie 10 LANCE i'm
gett selegen, oaB er lid ais cine Gait
fir feline Samilie betrahtete. Mer5te
fonnten ibm nidt belfen, nber einige
Slalhen Ilpenfrduter : 8lutbeleber,
iuelde i6 ibm CAB. furirten ibn in
tur5er 3eit. @r vt jest Iebr banfs
bar. Gr beiBt 2ouio Woos." :
Sorni's Nlpenfrduter : 8lutbelebef
bcilt Nbeuuiatismls bdburd, baB CT
an Die @ur5el beS llebels. Die llns
reiniofeit I'M Slut. gcbt. 9as ut
bas @ebeimniB leines Griolges. @t
lit feline Apotbefers @teoi6in. %ionberl
ipirb Den 2enteu bireft perfauft bur6
Die @isentbiimer Or. Yetcr Snbrs
nep & Cons Co.. 112-11S 60.
Sopne slpe.. Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29
&rcbs, Smmor, SGmorrboiben, Sa
tarrb, 6eidwire nno Saut.
fr~anfheiten.

9ieie meroen burh cine Serbin.
Dung meoiSiniifer Dele eriolgreih
gebcilt. Salienoe bon Yerionen
fomnlen 81 ODER ihreiben al Or.
8pe bon &anias Gitp, DO, Inn
bieies mrnberbare Del. @iele Sale
peroen audi 81 Saule obne Grst-
lide ,Siilie ~bebanbelt. 9ebaftete
Eerionen ioIlen INN ein iauitriertes
9ild lhreiben, oas Die perifieoenen
aranfbeiten Dor lIno naf Der &c.
bnnolung 5eiat. Mer5te empfeblen
bieies gelinoe Seilmittel. Wan
id)reibe ober penoe iif an: Or.
gpe, gde Der Neunten uno 9roob.
man, &anias Gitp, DO. ID
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29
Sninois Central charlottesville.

Sainois Central Ggfmrhpnspreiie.
grfuriionss 8iQete merben %perfaufl
bon Der Sainois Central unb 5ipal
mad Yuntten uno 81 Yreiicn pit
folgt:
Sine mmb Gin 9rittel Sabrt auf ben
Gertififaten= Ylan.
9ebnr 9tapios, Soma, Contention
Der @pisfopals STRIDE bon Soma, BON
10. big ben II. Mai.
Gebar Sails. Soma. gesinn DC,
Stnatss giormalibule pom II. bis 13
SUM-.
Cine unb elm 9rittei 5nbrt.
Ses Woines, Soma, @enernlsVe
iammlung Der presbpteriiden Stride
Der Der. Staaten bon Imerifa, bon
10. bis ben 30. Mai, a~lissenonlmer
BON Yuntten bon ipelfen cine Sdbrt
plus $500 meniser madden.
Cine 1abrt plus $500.
Seiminder's @rfuriions : Sabr.
preiie mad, gepiiien Yunften in Soma
WinneIotn, Wisconiin, Norbs mi
Siios Oafpta. siberia. Wanitoba uni
Snsfntheipan. gu perfaufen jeper
Sienstag bis nnb einiflieBli6 De:
3enlber 1906.
Seimluher's grfurlions : Sabr:
preiic nod benz Siiben. benz Glib:
Ciren nnb Den Silbs @eiten. Sm
Gerfaufc an alien eriten unb britter
Oienstage jeben Monates bis uni
einidlieBlih Nopember 1905.
ct. Saul, Ninn.. "stpeiidbrlih'
8erianlmlung, Der federation Del
Sraucns9 Clubs. pom 80. Wai bis Der
Z. SUM.
Cine 7ahrt plus $1.0O.
Springfielb. ST., 9eutihe gaptt'
item eriammlung, bonn 81. Ytai bi:
ben 5. Sum-.
Cine Sabrt plus 80 Gents.
Ses Woines, Soma, Yrobibitions
Understanding. AM %. nno 23
Wiai.
Clinton, Soipa. Staatss Seuertpebr'
manner : tournament. bonn 10. Bis
ben %. sunni.
Gine 1abrt.
Boone. Soma. Staats Is. u. H
| Telolaaer bonn 8. bis ben Z. Suui.
@eniser ais cine Gabrt.
Senper. 9olo,, Sroer OF CTS, BON
16. bis q. Suli. Nnn frage I'M
lpe5ieaen Sober unb Snformationer
ii6er lpeSieuen Sienit.
lin nGbereS iiber 0eriaifsontum
Sabrpreile II. /. no.. penoe man lid
an iraenb einen Sllinois Gentra
5idets Naenten, ooer man i6reibe al
ben llnter5eihneten
81. I. YbeIps,
Sipilion Yafenscr Igent,
Dubuque, Soma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29

Htfolaus: Ser anmpf oeS
1~ln9lal6eus 9egen GbriituS unb feline
Stride nimmt i'm Snuie Der 3eiten
berl6iebene Sornen an. Sn neuerer
3eit bat li6 cine neiIc, Den idon uprs
b%anpcnen bin5ugcfilgt, ndmli6 Die
MISUNDERSTANDING %9c9eiilber Der
nltebripiirbigen Cite Der Seihenbes
f%tnttlun9."
2orcn5: .8ie es beibt, pcrtbcis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-29

Gebar Hapibs. Soma, Contention
Der Gpisfopals STRIDE bon Soma, bonn
10. big ben II. Mai.
Gebar Sails. Soma. geginn Der
Staatss Normalitule pom II. bis 13.
Suui.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26

Wingard, land in Canton. Consider
alton $625.
Lydia Kane ct al. to Jeanette Jul
ius, land in Canton. Consideration
$1,000.
Hannah F. Miller ct al. to Jeanette
julius, land in Canton. Consideration
5000.
Edgar c. Linn ct al. to William G.
Peter land in Canton. Considera-
tion 81.
Edgar G. Linn ct al. to Howard Pet
er, land in Canton. Consideration 81.
Charles o. Felger ct al. to }. P.
Fawcett, land in Canton. Considera-
tion $3.50.
Louisa ]. Sandals ct con. to ]. P.
Fawcett, land in Canton. Considera-
ton, 5000.
Michael Beitsch ct al. to Anna Jolly
land in Canton. Consideration $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
INSANITY INCREASING.

Insanity is increasing in Stark coun-
ty, but whether it is in proportion to
the addition of the population is only
matter of conjecture. According to
Judge Bow there were only So cases
of this nature last year while since
January, 1906, there have been 63 in
quests. six cases of which were dis
missed.
The majority of cases was due to the
excessive use of intoxicating drink,
though number resulted from relig-
ious excitement while the cause of
others was not determined. Commit
ments during the past summer were
largely made up of re-occurrences. Sew
of the afflicted parties had been in
mates of hospitals eighteen and twen-
ty years ago and were discharged as
cured, but as time wore on their old
trouble returned and were again
obliged to take further treatment.
Such instances as these are not in
frequent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
M'MILLEN VS.. CANTON.

The damage suit Of Levonia McMil-
len VS.. the city of Canton, an action
to recover $4,000 for personal injur-
les, is still on trial before Judge Har-
ter and will consume the remainder
of the week. Attorneys on both sides
are hotly contesting the case and the
battle Is what might be called a flight
for blood" A number of well known
physicians have testified as well as
a number of other witnesses, yet con-
siderable testimony is to be adduced
before the case will be ready for the
jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
Where vioIins are Manufactured.

There Is little town named Mark
neukirchen in Saxony where nearly
every inhabitant is engaged in the
manufacture of violins. The industry
gives employment to nearly $1,000
people, who live in Markneukirchen
and the surrounding villages. The old
men make the ebony fingerboards,
screws and s&ringholders, and the
younger ones, with strong steady
hands and clear eyes, put the pieces
together, which is the most difficult
performance Of all. The women at
tain marvellous skill in polishing the
violin after it is fitted up and almost
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26

"In one week after using Postum
his color began to improve, his stom-
ach got right, and the little girls
kidney trouble was soon all gone. MY
husband works hard, eats hearty ana
has no stomach or kidney trouble any
more. After he had used Postum
month, without knowing it, brought
out the coffee. He told me to throw
it away" Name given by Postum Co..
Battle Creek, Mich. Read the little
book "The Road to Wellville," in
pkgs. "There's a reason"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
NEW STATUTE
CONTINUED From Page one.)

collect s11. alleged to be a. balance on
a back account. The plaintiff also
wants interest from January 7.
George Lehman, arresteu on We'd
nesday on a charge of assault and
battery preferred by John Duell, plead
ed not guilty and will have a hearing
on Saturday.
At 2.45 o'clock Justice Barrick unit
ed in marriage Farley Augustein and
Miss Eva o. Conrad. both of Alliance.
The ceremony was witnessed by few
visitors to the squire's Office, after
which the newly married couple left
for their future home in Alliance.
The groom is well known machinist
of that city, while the bride is pop
ular and highly esteemed young lady
of that place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
HUSBAND DECEIVED
But Thanked His Wife Afterwards

A man ought not to complain IL his
wife puts up little job on him, when
he finds out later that it was al on
account OF her love for him. Mighty
few men would.
Sometimes a fellow gets so set in
his habits that some sort of ruse
must be employed to get him to
change, and if the habit, like excessive
coffee drinking, Is harmful, the end
justifies the means-if not too severe.
An Ills. woman says:
my husband used coffee for 25
years, and almost every day.
"He had sour stomach (dyspepsia)
and a terrible pain across his kidneys
good deal of the time. This would
often be so severe he could not
straighten up. His complexion WAS
a yellowish-brown color; the doctors
said he had liver trouble.
can awful headache would follow if
he did not have his coffee at every
meal, because he missed the drug.
81 tried to coax him to quit coffee,
but he thought he could not do with
out it. Our little girl 8 years old sat
by him at table and used to reach
over and drink coffee from papa's
cup. She got like her father-hsr
kidneys began to trouble her.
"On account of the baby, I coaxed
my husband to get package of Post
um. After the first time he drank it
he had a headache and wanted his
coffee. We had some coffee in the
house, but hid it and made Postum
as strong as l corI1 and he thought
he was having his Noffee and had no
headaches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26

plaintiffs in the suit recently tried to
set aside the will of the late Eli Yod-
er. After being on trial for week
the jury rendered verdict for the
defendant, and the reasons for a new
hearing are as follows:
That the verdict was against the
weight of the evidence and law.
The court erred in rejecting evil
dence offered by the plaintiffs.
Court erred in admitting evidence
offered by the defendants against OBJ
jections Of the plaintiffs.
Court erred in charging the jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
BOOKS DELAYED.

For some unknown reason the books
containing the school laws enacted by
the last legislature have not arrived.
Auditor Oberlin is unable to account
for the delay. Heretofore they were
received during the fore part of Sep
tember and never later than the first
week of this month. Hardly a day
goes by but what an application is
made for copy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
Why Adulterated
Paint is Dear

A maker of adulterated
white lead sneered "Why
should paint be pureP No
one eats it."
True, but when white
lead is adulterated with
barytes, sublimed lead,
gypsum, whiting, etc., it
loses the qualities which
make pure white lead the
: best paint pigment.
And when these imita-
tons are sold as white lead,
the consumer is deceived
into payingwhite lead prices
for worthless substitutes. :.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
PROBATE COURT.

The will of Melissa Artland, late of
Tuscarawas township, has been admit
ted to probate.
The will of the late Henry Ream. of
Canton, has been filed for probate.
Sarah Owesney has been appointed
administrative Of the estate of Frank
Owesney.
In the estate of Sylvanus Baker the
sale of the real estate has been or
dered.
A private sale has been ordered
In the estate of Nathaniei Baldwin.
Emma Meisenhalter has been ap-
pointed Administrative of the estate Of
William Meisenhalter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
MARRIAGB LICENsES.

Herman r. Schmidt 20, Anabella s.
Barcentin 25, Alliance.
John Muntenn %, and Catherine Fa-
guri 20. Alliance.
Farley Augustein 20. Eva o. Con-
rad. 26. Alliance.
Thomas w. Cape 80, Mary o. Welch
20, Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
DITCH FOR SALE.

The county commissioners have an
other ditch for sale Who wants to
buy it? The sale will he held on
Saturday at the place of James Will
helm, Sugar Creek township, at 10
o'clock and will be sold to the highest
bidder. 1t is ditch No. 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
.coMMIssIoNERs' REPORT.

With the assistance of three exam
iners Prosecutor Upham is engaged
in working on the report of the county
commissioners for 1905. The task is
being done in his Office on the fourth
floor of the court house and 1t is an
ticipated that 1t will be completed
soon.