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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-18
COULD NOT KEEP UP.

Broken Down, Like Many Another Wom-
an, With Exhausting Kidney Troubles.
Mrs. A. Taylor. of Wharton, N. J.,
says: II haC kidney trouble In Its
most painful and severe form, and the
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23
Cutting Array

Last Friday night at the Ed. Campbell
farm northwest Of this city. Harry Ton.
aka, Japanese laborer. assaulted Tom
Yokstsmns. another Jap. with . razor.
cutting four gashes about bis face and
neck. The point Of the razor was brok.
On on Tom Q teeth In one OF the slashcs
and thus prevented the last cash from
severing the juggler vein. Constabls
T. E. Secrist and Marshal Heprie assss.
ted both Of them Saturday and the con,
plant Of assault with . deadly weapon
was sworn to by T z Secrist before Judge
vanausdeln. They were released on
600 bonds till the preliminary hearing
which was to be held Wednesday Of this
week. but II has been postponed until
Wednesday, June 81. 'SontenoAng .
criminal for crime Of this ,psturs Is out
Of Judge vsususdelns jurisdiction. but
II the evidence justi6es the complsSpt
sworn TO. the case will be bound over 10
the District Court.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23

James Jensen made business trip to
Brigham Thursday.
Miss Inez Critcheiow Of Ogden isvisit.
Ing In this city the guest Of Miss Nina
Winters.
Mrs II G. Vsnausdeln, who has been
sick for the past week. Is reported TO be
recovering
Mrs W. l.. Grover has been quite sick
the past few days. but is reported TO be
on the improve.
Mrs Margaret Davis Of Spanish Fork,
Utah, Is visiting 10 this city the guest Of
her daughter Mrs, J. T. Liant.
Oscar Harris and H. Boyd returned
Tuesday from trip to Blacksmith Fork
Canyon. They report pleasant trip and
dsh plentiful.
The Garland Flour Mill has been run.
ming at full blast night and day for the
past week and the demand for Garland
made flour insures steady run for oil
time to come.
Ye editor has been feasting fst this
week on hot biscuits made from comp.
limentary sack Of the Garland Milling
Co. IS high patent -four. 1t Is excellent
four according to our judgment.
This ONCE is In receipt Of Bulletin No.
Of, Of Potato Disease and Treatment. also
Bulletin No. 1893 Experiment Station
Work, the compliments Of Hon. Joseph
Howell, M. c., Washington, DC.
Last Sunday evening as T. E. secrist
wss unhitching his team, at bis home.
one Of the animals reached over and
bit the other on the neck which result.
ed In runaway and Mr. Secrist was run
over by the buggy and sustained . badly
spraiued shoulder. Tho team ran into
the orchard and stopped with no serious
results to the rig. Mr. secrist carried
his arm In sling for few days.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23

MIX for sale. Mrs o L Wilcox. II
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23

Wright Evans was . Brigham visitor
Monday.
All. Gleason was q Brigham visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Essie Evans came up from Salt
Lake Tuesday.
Mrs A. I. Grover and childen are visit.
ing relatives In Pennington.
H. Erdmann and Ephraim Matthias
Of Brigham were In town Wednesday.
Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur.
poses at Ritter Bros Drug Store. Jeff
Mrs, G. W. Green Of Ogden was An In.
coming passenger on Friday evenings
train.
Mrs ]. T. Roberts and daughter are
visiting relatives and friends In Fairfield I.
Utah.
Miss Marian Green Of vinta, Oklahoma
sister OF @. w. Green. csme to this city
Sunday 10 spend few weeks.
Mr. Macintee Of Salt Lake was In town
Wednesday in the interest Of tho blue
Goose" property on Factory Street.
NorIcE-A good Durham bull will 30
At The Utah Sugar Co.'s barn for the
next thirty days. See g. W. Austin for
Information. ju1e 2t
Mrs Harris, vito Of A. e. Harris, came
10 town Wednesday evening 10 make this
city hire permanent home. Mr. and Mrs
Harris will occupy the Fife residence on
South Main St.
JIM. Larsen, county clerk Of Cache
Co., accompanied by Messen. Howell
Thane and d r. Roberts, all OF Logan
passed through this city Sunday enroute
TO Blue Creek to appraise some property
In that vicinity.
All kinds Of Beer on Ice 1t Ritter Bros.
Drug Store. jeff
Old papers to put under your carpets
for sale at this office. csc buys 100
Hereafter the "opened by mistake
excuse will be mistake that will cost
5000 The postofico department ha.
ruled that mail must DO looked over be-
fore leaving the ONCE. and that any letteI
put in your box by mistake must be re
turned before leaving the postoface uu
der II penalty Of 5000 for failure TO do 90
Tho Postmaster Everywhere.
Go to the Sasser Restaurant for Lei
Cream. Choice Candles and Cold Sum
mer Drinks. II
A very pleasant birthday surprise wal
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Grover q
their former homo In the northern par
Of town last Saturday evening by thei
friends aud neighbors In that vicinity
1t being the birthday Of Mrs. Grover snt
rs they were soon to leave there to rcsid,
In this city, their friends arranged TIL
event prior to their departure. Their
WAS n large crowd present and the sur
prise was very successful. The evening
was spent In music, singing and socia
chat. Refreshments were served and
pleasant evening spent. A number o
friends from this part Of town were In
vited guests.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23


Al special meeting Of the Garland
Town Board held Thursday evening ct
the rooms Of the Garland CONNER.
cisl Club, the following business was
transacted:
Meeting called to order by President
W. H Rowe. All members present. A
note for d 900 was executed, signed BY
Board IN order TO secure . loan Of that
amount from the Utah Saving b Trust
Co.
n. Rowe handed In he resignation
Is president Of the Town Board which
was accepted and ]. +. Liant was chosen
TO Nil the Office. A vacancy occurring
In the board BY this change, Jos. Jensen
was appointed member Of the Board
The building committee WAS authorized
have town lot connected with water sys.
ten and jail cells painted, Marshal Hen.
RE 70 oversee the work.
Clerk authorized to write county %,
SCISSOR In reference TO On error In town
property assessment. Hereafter the
Town Board will meet the list and I'd
Tuesday Of each month. Adjourned.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23
Unknown Friends.

There are many people who have used
Chambcrlain's Cohc, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy withsplendid results. but
who arc unknown because they have
hesitated about giving = testimonial Of
their experience for publication. These
people, however, arc none the less
friends OF this remedy. They have done
much toward making It . household
word by their personal recommendations
to friends and neighbors. It;iss good
medicine TO have IN the home and h
widely kpowp for Its cures Of diarrhoes
and all forms Of bowel trouble. For sale
by Ritter Bros. Drug Store.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23
NOTICE.
Garland, Utah, June %, 1901

0arIano, Utah, juno 70, lvU0.
To TIE IRRraAroRs OF TEE
BEAR RIVER WALLET:
A few Of our patrons have not yet Oh
tanned their water schedules for the year
1905 and we desire to notify you that un.
less the Same shall have been obtained Ia
the very near future. our watcrmasters
will be instructed to shut the water Oh
from all who do not hold schedules. A
prompt compliance with this request will
save tho water.users considerable trouble
THE UTAH SUGAR co.
MosIAA EVANS,
Rest Mgr.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23
Saturday, June %, 1906
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

NJ. A. Lish Of Dcweyvillc was seen on
our streets Tuesday.
R.C. Fryer of Deweyville was Gar.
land visitor Monday.
Mrs A. Murie and daugter Mona spent
Tuesday In Ogden.
&c. wheelon paid Logan a visit the
fore part Of the week.
ia. Rostan Of Montpelier, Ida, spent
Saturday last In this city.
John Burns Of Fielding spent . few
days Ia this city this week.
The Misses Sarah and Ada Fowler were
Brigham visitors Sunday last.
Master ] Roscoe Evans has secured q
position at Ritter Bros. Drug Store.
For SALE or TRApE--Two Moving
Machines. Apply 10 j. y. Jensen. q
Ruth Clayton's baby fell into trench
last Saturday and came nearly getting
drowned.
Mrs Ephriam Jensen Of Brigham spent
few days In this city the guest OF Miss
Ada Fowler.
J.F. Ertmann Of tho Garland Milling
Co., was In town on business connected
with the mill Monday.
Grover, Rose & Co. are running mer.
chsudisc wagon to the outlying districts
Of this city and vicinity.
Mrs Otto Of Logan, wife Of II. +. Cite
manager Of Ritter Bros. Drug Store, Il
spending few days In this city.
Mrs. Chas. NUNS. who sustained q
spraincd ankle from the effects Of fall
Is reported to be improving nicely.
Mr and MISE phi coombs Of Garland
ere here for n visit with relatives and
friends. --C,lobe. Header. Psyson. Utah.
N. W. Ingalls, and James H. Gardner
Of the Utah Sugar Co. at Lehi. were Ia
Garland the fore part Of the week In the
interests Of the company.
The Misses Hazel and Vera Edward,
left Tuesday TO spend few weeks a,
Mount Pleasant, Mrs. Edwards accom-
panied them as far a. Brigham.
AN Sorcnsen Of Salt Lake City. repre-
senting the Pennsylvsnix Medical soci
ETY., was In town Tuesday and Wednesday
taking orders for the Medicology, . large
and handsome work that should find ,
place In every homo.
Herbert Is Foulgcr, wife and famil,
Of Ogden came TO this city the fore par
OF tho week TO make their pcrmanen
home. Mr. Foulger Is photographer o
considerable experience and will manage
the business Of Foulger & Sons.
Whom you need Sewing Machine &c
the best. Get Singer from ] z Prib
bile. 1913
The new residence Of Rp. W. l.. Grove
10 receiving the fiuishing touches thi
week. It ia one Of the most modern an,
convenient dwellings in the city. Their
are seven nice. largo rooms, close. closets
.psntrys, porchcs. bathroom and othe
modern Improvements. The house I
nicely finished within and without AM
presents Q very neat appearance. Tn
lower rooms have been nicely fitted u
and furnished. Mr.. and Mr:. Grover an,
family were making preparations to NOV
into town today and take possession o
their new home, but the move has beef
deferred owing the the illness Of Mrs
Grover.
For SALE CHEAP-Fipe Groom nous
and. 20 acres Of land. Water. right an,
improvements. Part cash. part time. Ap
ply 70 Thos. Wise. Garland, Ut. rs jy.
ss&ssaaa~aass;s
Paint t" -
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23
TAs VEN BAss Rs.sdy Per ss~s, rrssb,s

Ths VEN BAss Rs.sdy Per Bs~s, rrssb,&
Mr. N F Bor!oughs; 40 old a:d we'll.
a1own resident Of Biuatoo. lad; Gays;
81 regard Cha%,'erisias Collie. Cholera
aud Diarrboes Remedy - the very best
Eepody for bowel trouble. mako this
stateWent after having used the remedy
ip ny family for several ysavs. am
neyeT without IT," This remedy Il 81.
most sNsc to be needed before the sum
amer Is over. Why not buy Il now and
he prepared for such On emergency
For sale by Ritter Bros. Drug Store.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23
Hotel Arrivals
Clayton HOUSE

Fer web sadins June sise
w H samerville. z Gunaersos. C O
Isskson, H w Christensen, Ogdep; j G
Harpor, r T Tfoxc!l, DR. o r Dibhls,
Gus Marks, A 8 Chsmberlaln, A NJ Sor
ensep. Salt Lake; Geo G Stately. Provo;
r M,,rdock, Jr., Logan; H q Porter. K
G Mo /; c N Burton, Jr., r n b; 10
Haws, Garland.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23

DR. Francke has gone 10 Kansas City 10
spend few weeks.
W. H. Rowe was In town . few days
this week.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23

LOCAL MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
From South II.3s a. m.
MAILS CLOSE
Gong South $40 p. m.
STAR ROUTE.
Mails arrive from Penrose and
way at 1890 q. m.
Mails leave for Penrose and
way at 1850 q. m.
Office hours from 8 .. m. to 8 p. H.
Eva G. Wilcox,
Postmaster.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23

20. S L TINE TABLE =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-14
SUDDEN DEATH
Lawrence Rooney, Civil War Veteran,
Found Dying in His Room on
West Third Street.

Lawrence Rooney, aged 81, employ
ed as checker at the Mckinley hotel,
died suddenly from apoplexy at his
room at the Smith residence, TIA West
Third street, Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Some time before Mrs. Smith heard
Rooney groaning, as though in dis
tress and notified police headquarters.
Officer Tidwell responded and upon
reaching the residence found his door
locked. He forced his way in and
found Rooney lying on the floor al
most unconscious. He was fully dress
ed with the exception Of his coat. Mil
Ter & Blanchard's ambulance was tele-
phoned for and DR.. Risner summoned.
Rooney was laid tenderly on the bed,
but within twenty minutes afterward
he was dead.
Inc body was removed to Miller &
Blanchard's morgue. Rooney was a
civil war veteran and had lived in
Canton nearly all the time for the
past five years. He has one daughter
Olive, who is an inmate of the county
infirmary, and son whose where
abouts are unknown.
-Four years ago the deceased took
out membership in the Canton Bur
ial association. which will insure him
a respectable burial
The funeral will be held some time
Friday at Fourth and cassidy streets
at the residence of Mrs. Eichorn.
His employers speak of him as an
industrious man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-14
HAVE THEY AFRANCHISE?
Continued from Page One.)

was this day unanimously made by
the C.-M. e. railway whereby said COM
pany agrees to pay the county treasur-
er each month, after July, 1900, the
sum of $25. to be used by the county
commissioners in securing the service
of some one to take care of the pub
lie waiting room in the court house
The above agreement to continue in
force during the pleasure of the coun-
ty commissioners"
An effort was made to find the street
railway people to secure their side of
the case. Mr.. Welty was at the Lis
bon fair, Harrigan could not be reach
ed, and w. A. Lynch was out of the
city. 1t is claimed that the consents of
the property owners and the bonds of
the company are in the personal possess
sion of the street railway people. The
question of the rights of the COM
pany appears to rest upon the point
of law as to whether the grant speci-
flying no time gives the company a.
franchise in perpetuity or whether it
only gave the right during the official
term of Office of the officials granting
the same. The sentiment of opinion
among the attorneys queried was to the
effect that while they would not give
an opinion without investigation, that
at first thought they were inclined to
the view that the franchise had ex-
pired.
The matter as to the life of the
franchise is very important as it will
be only few days until the North
ern Ohio stockholders vote on the
question of endorsing the purchase of
the local system. If the franchise has
expired the matter of fare, time of SER
vice and many other things could be
taken up before the commissioners
might grant another right. Then again,
the property holders might not be
willing to give their consents again
and thus force the building of the
long proposed street and boulevard
to the sister city.
STATEMENT FROM MR.. WELTY.
The News finally reached Mr.. Welty,
attorney for the Canton Akron line, at
the fair at Lisbon. by long distance
telephone. He said in response to an
inquiry for information that all the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-14
EAST GREENvILLE.

East Greenville, Sept. 12.-Miss Ma
omi Evans, who had been working
In Massillon, was visiting the past
week with her parents, MI and Mrs.
Enoch Evans.
Miss Dora Smith has gone to Mas
sillon to learn. the dressmaking trade,
!. N. Masters, of Stanwood, called
at the home of George w. Wampler
west of town, on Sunday.
Prof. David H. Eckroad left for
Cleveland on Sunday to engage in
teaching in the public schools there.
There will be dance held in the F..
of A. hall on Saturday night, Sept. Is.
The Huffman Bros, of Doylestown,
blind singers, will give concert con.
sistlng of singing and whistIing in the
M. q. church on Tuesday evening,
Sept. 1S.
Miss Helen Bertieis has been visit
ing with friends near Clinton the past
week.
Miss Helen Wolgamot and Miss Mar
tina Schlegel were called to Holmes
county to attend the funeral of near
relative.
Miss Alice Sell, of Canton, former
teacher In the public schools here,
visited In our village a few days
last week.
There were two lady ministers in
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-14
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-14
our village a couple of days last week

our village couple of days last week
holding services in the School hall.
Daniel Bushman and family visited
at Mr.. Smiths. near Clinton, on Sun
day.
Frank Ickes and family visited at
Charles Ickes, at West Brookfied.
on Sunday.
H. e. Roger and family attended
the annual conference of the U. B.
church, held at Massillon, on Sunday.
A. L. Young attended the state fair
at Columbus last week, inspecting the
making of good roads in the interest
of Tuscarawas township, of which he
Is trustee.
Constance Mostade. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Mostade. died Friday
night at 10 o'clock. The deceased
had several paralytic strokes. The
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-14

papers were in his safe at Canton.
He gave 1t as his opinion, from men,
ory, however, that the company had a
regular franchise, which was first
granted for the Canton -Massillon line
to William A. Lynch and by him trans
ferred to the railroad company.
AS to the agreement of the com
pany, or a resolution of the commits
sioners, to the effect that the electric
company had agreed to pay to the
county the sum of $25 per month to
maintain janitor at the waiting room
in the basement of the court house, he
knew nothing.
Upon his return home tomorrow
night he said he would be able to give
a correct statement of the franchise,
as per the papers and contracts in the
case.
Another prominent attorney of the
city who conducted much of the legal
business of the old Canton -Massillon
line stated that there was but the
franchise above given ever granted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-14

funeral services were Conducted al
the residence on Sunday at / D. m,
Rev. w. s. Adams, Of Massillon, ON.
ciatlng. Interment ip the East
Greenyille cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08

to carry out the policy of strong handed reform" to which Premiel stolypin committed himself.
 The cardinal plank of the program Il an attempt to appease the discontentee peasants as far as possible. The Gov ernments agrarian program. which will not differ greatly from the stichin- sky prospectus. will not only be pro. mulgated, but probably will be placed in effect as a temporary law. the Elm peror having the right to issue tenn porary laws during recess of Parlia- ment
 In other words, 1t is the intention oi the Government to attempt to solve It's most difficult problems irrespective oi Parliament, in the belief that 1t will meet with enough support to make u impossible flor the next Parliament to refuse it's assent.
 Appointments to the three vacancies of the cabinet. agriculture. commerce and the holy synod. probably will De announced tomorrow. M. Marin. mern- Der of the Council of the Empire, who was offered the last named post, has finally refused 1t, thus ending the hope of securing the desired cooperation Of the lower house and upper house ele- ments.
 Prince vassilchikoff of the famous Russian family, father of the we'll known Hterateur of that name, will probably be Minister of Agriculture. Another member of the family was TO- gently relieved of the command of the guard division in connection with the mutiny of the first battalion of the Preorebejersky regiment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
WILL AsANpoN sTRIKn.
WOrkmen,s Council of St. Petershurs
 Decides to Surrender.

WOrkmen's Council of St. Petersburg
 Decides to Surrender.
 St. Petersburg, Aug. 7.-The Work mons Council has decided to call off the strike in St Petersburg.
 The announcement will be issued tonight or tomorrow. This action does not apply to the provinces, but there is little doubt that the workmen there will follow St. Petersburg's example.
 More than half of the factories here resumed work this morning and while the employees of some Of the estab- lishments at Moscow are still out, none of the predictions of the extreme parties, who organized the strike movement. were fulfilled.
 Many of the trades unions totally refused to join in 1t, the railroad men, whose cooperation was vital, could not be induced to give the signal for a strike owing to fear that a majority of the men would not obey. and there was no sign of a serious peasant move- ment. While the repressions and ar- rests of the leaders undoubtedly wer9 great factor in bringing about the present situation, 1t is apparent that the moment was III chosen for a strike.
 The people were not in a temper to support 1t. As a consequence, the rev. olutionary eaders, who really inspired 1t with the intention of transforming the movement into an armed upris- ing. have suffered q severe loss of prestige and the Proletariat organ izations through which they worked have been so weakened in the eyes of the masses that 1t is probable they will not quickly recover.
 The Government, which had prepar- ed for the worst. holding military trains in readiness at all the centers and had even made arrangements to send out the foreign malls by torpedo boats from St. Petersburg, naturally is greatly rejoiced over it's victory.
 Nothing more than local echoes of all this feverish activity of the rev. olutionary and Proletariat leaders, with possibly more active state of terrorism Is expected in the immediate future.
 The leaders of the non-revolution- ary parties do not conceal their sat- isfaction over their old alliesA of the extreme left. as they feared that e great strike. with widespread disor- ders. entailing repressionss might be used as Justification by the Govern ment to postpone the elections and
 With comparative tranquility ahead they can hold the Government to it's promises and with political activity turned into peaceful channels, the Constitutional Democrats of the more conservative type hope to regain the prestige they lost during the sessions of Parliament, while the new party of peaceful degeneration is hopeful of a general reaction from radicalism, which will create more sane and healthies state of public opinion.