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Americans and Marriage.
COLORADO.

Carolyn Rapciyea. writing on Amer
lean Complexities" In the current
,number of Ainslee's. speaks especially
Of tho American attitude toward mar
rlase. This she says In one OF the
chief of our complexities. mo people
In the world" remarks 'he lady. IRE.
gard marriage so romantically. More.
over. our ideas OF what arc to be ex'
pected In marriage are essentially un'
like foreign ideas. Here. as much
,as anythin. else. lies tho cause OF so
many International failures" Miss
Rnpolyca thinks tho number Of di.
vorccs In America does not necessar'
lily indicate that the number OF un'
fortunate marriages Is greater hero
than elsewhere. but only that our
ideas OF what Is to be endured arc
different. "But to understand this Is
difficult. as II IL also true that there
10 n tcndcncy for Americans 70 re-
gard the marriage ties AS less per.
man.ntly binding than do people In
Europe. They arc more inclined TO
break their vows and yet stay mar.
rioi: We To dissolve tho marriage II
tho VOWS are broken. W; do not re-
gard tho thing In the same way. and
In an International marriage such di!.
fcrcnces In point OF vicw are exceed.
ingiy dangerous. Viewed superb
eially. tho American character and
American social life may seem simple,
easy to comprehend. yet they abound
In contradictions. arc full OF complex.
tiles, Much that Is clearly felt and
taeitly recognized has not ye; been
dcnncd. No wonder that wc arc per.
pc,uai. though fascinating. puzzle for
Foreigners. We are sometimes pur.
sic even TO ourselves
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Keen Composition Among Colorado
Amcltcrs,

Colorado 10 In u position to have the
ores from hor mines treated In smelt-
crs that nro under "A variety OF differ
ent mnnugcmCntB. There are eight
smcitern. all told. In operation In tho
state, and three Of these are independ-
snt OF aii the others, and iive are un-
der tho management OF the American
Smelling and Refining Company.
There is an Independent Bmclter at SA-
Ida, ono In Denver. and one In Silver.
ton, NIL running In good shape. which
permits tho miner 10 sell his ore wher.
over ho Wishes.
A great deal Of harm has been done
In the East by tho statement that peo-
pio investing In mines In Colorado
were under the restraint OF being com
PEELED To have their ores treated In
rmolters that were all under one man
agement, A a matter OF fact. there -
plenty Of competition and that keeps
down tho cost OF smelling. and gives
the man with money Invested In mines
every opportunity TO thrive.
The American Smelling and Refin-
ing Company has twenty-five plants
scattered about In the United States
and Old Mexico, but claims u 10
not making any great profits on OF its
Colorado Investments. because tho
competition here with the Independent
plants Is no brisk. besides the ores
OF Colorado are proverbially low grade.
and the working charge at the smelt
ers In necessarily made on a minimum
basis.
The American Smelling and Rnfn-
ing Company. which Is In part con-
trolled by the Guggenheims. is about
to spend a million dollars In the state
to put In n new system Of mechanical
roasters. and has ample confidence In
the future of Colorado. The company
has idle plants In Denver. Pueblo and
I.eadyilic. which were constructed at
large expense. and which will be
called into requisition rs the mining
interests In the state grow and metals
advance. Just now they are trc-
mendous charge upon the companies
that built them. and the fact that they
are kept ready to operate on short no
ticc shows how fully their builders
are confident In tho future OF this great
mining state.
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OPINIONS FROM oTsEs STATES.

might ScSz expected, tAs ao=ai-ai.o7 c: Dr.
Bzcstsl attracting Aeaoa In other Fo-
Ne pastor lntianS7olis. aai ~ his e-cts tAs
larscs; church c. IRE Nsthc5is;
bai- Ne wellsaoWa there ~ ;As s1EaSss
~ dss;iactlvey cAGrcA eiere7 o7e q tAe- TIE
Fsca ToSz r Conner edi;or ot lzsaza
Next cav after tie aoraAtoa announced ~ ;As
TA7c=S &c: number q Szszsss siE5.
Instance sC= SaeAtel e ot azaI-s-zzeA sch
zAz IS P-esiaca; Roosevelt Ee vii make great
e-zo-' va Tgss o7iaioa hs-e 7sgse;i=s Ais
tu-a q s-Ai-s- iAaS tie country co=izs
VITA : square Zeal .c- sye-yso.y,~
Tc CAristisa Century e CAse4so. c. -Asss ;Ne
respondent DSzvc- IS iAe Rev n. p 2 Tyis- 6. Sss
Christian CNurrA. Prints TIE following:
~Es1Ty R1cAtel cSAzee,'o- e Denver Uztrs-xcr at
minister .. TIE gospel Ms;Ao4.ss Elscoki CNz-e>
last aEsAt September .sA &eoeF;ss tie ETaslscaz oo-
!zasscz fc= tAe ocs q governor q coAo-sa C1-rc-
E.cAssl Sac CAEts;s&a ssaiis=Ea- Es sa-S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12

cian unusually successful preacher and
PASTOR and Is successful teacher and administrator in
Denver University His nomination will appeal to the best
eiementa in It IL dincult forecast results
political campaign: but the Indications that this
noble man. this cultured Christian gentleman viii! be the
governor Colorado His election will be victory
of the better over the elements in the state and
this is In of the kingdom of righteousness and
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\ FAilA&C,ysiA zsAaieaFiss IS TO -
c,,gas &c wife - : rai,GoaSire eCcWe-.
Sse SAYS thr.- rcra&ace began when
they GrS; Sc,t lands 7; iszr always
necessary, SS0cySS. tos 4 g&iy - Se
: raazssaJ5Ss ia or1cr 10 s;ars ~
ssAzcc ~ AS,s.as hands
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12

\ Lexington Ny s,alc smashed az
automobile ;A&i slle5 tie air IL trsai
- Ns-a with solse &=3 smell oae as.
vintage >: Sclzs a male Is TIA; yoa
s&z cxgs-oss yc1vsat Oar o7vS.Gs
contemporaries us]I &e-ee - tsEi
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Or. sucaTEL AND LABOR.

At the reecn; eoavcaton IN Colorado s7rars Of tie
Federation Of Labor rsolutioas aeeF;et
eontcmurE BaeAicl eecaase the Methodist Book Co1-
ccra New York and Cincinnati running az e7ea
shop making Discrimination IN fAvoE et members ei
the Typcgrspheai UaIoa SIaee then, has seSn AZ
nounerd from New York that the eook has with
drawn from the Typcihctao AsiA;io1 Azd after the ari
OF month w!n ua!oa shop esA;-seG-
schedule OF Dr. Buehei las connection ~iiA
soSk whatever and IS IL the least degree
vcSy.zshc either fo- running oPea shop .o- It's
adoption ct the union schedule s; wela es oaiy fair
Re were denounced q TIE sok eoaesrz vAe=
running oPcz sAc7 that &c sc; credit fer rs
acts when 81 changes
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Only Domestic Application.

The secretary OF agriculture has ~
ccivcd from the attorney general the
text OF the important opinion rendered
by the latter In answering In the mega
tive the question submitted TO him. m
TO whether or not the meat Inspection
law passed nj the last session OF Con.
greSs applies to meat products Inn
ported Into the United States from for
cign countries. Mr.. Moody held that
the provisions OF the meat inspection
amendments have reference entirely
to domestic slaurhtering.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12

Many smart men drink too much
whisky. but others are too smart for
I; and are no, called to smart for H.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12
lrNosev's LATEST vAoARY.

lInassy latest vasar-thc naming Of the whole Den,
ocrac eSecp, Adams under his narne-has dis
gusied remained OF the respectable people
sivIas him any support He prcenis 70 stand
purity and yet he supports the uaspeasase
Seeds he preiezds te- political purity and yc;
he supports tho Savage Mullins, whose brother vas
TO jail less than years for s;Hsas ballot
boxes His candidacy contained the elements Of farce
all along this ia;cs; development may ura Il !aio
traEedy-or aim he ici; his t!ekct sotiicss, with
oaiy t. the head he aish; have claimed
for REFORM he had pa; rial inec7cnteai
ekc; citizens from both political parties
who known homes; aad reputable people he might
support OF peoPlc who have seea
dissatisfied with both the old parties: eui 10 back sad
all scuirn and deaf and diekcr TO pat candidates
stand and then, after H all. 10 swallow the
Patterson whsS-hs would Dc the height q assET
ity It were disgusting Judge Lindsey has lost
respect OF hundreds ef people WHO asa not know hi
personally who had read that ais work IN TIE Juveae
Court was ac!rs ercat coed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12
ADAMS ON A BACK SEAT.

So far In the campaign. Mr. Aya Adams has take, .
strictly secluded part in political AFFAIRS. Patterson and
Lindsey have There still dying
that will pull Adams on and put Lindsey In his
place. but such thing seems Impossible. after what Pat
the last few days about Lindsey and
Adams. Never before has Mr. Adams made such pusi-
Luminous exhibition OF his lack Of and Initiative.
and OF common loyalty TO men who have been his
supporters for twenty When Patterson
proposed throw OF the Democratic convention ths
regularly chosen delegates from Denver including all the
sodest stalwart Democrats in the party there
Mr. Adams made protest that anybody heard OF when
the storm raging in the convention and these men
vindicatlng their right be called Democrats Mr.
Adams silent When they elected. he made no
protest When Patterson insisted putting into the
platform pledge that the candidate for would
II elected his full term II he lived Mr. Adams
did rise and begin feeble objection; but Boss Patterson
told him go sit down and he obcdicntly b.,
dcectedly and has peepcd since As Pattcrsen
said Of him years aso. "Hc avoids the wounds and
wcarincss Of conflict He IL weak and vRclatns
that deserted his oldest and best friends
their of need he is man absolutely and
completely.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12

The man who crooks his eibo~ too
often Is liable to become crooked him
self.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12

LEARN eN 'Eur 'Tr"s<p
New. SS.iek method: SIS to 1:s posi-
tion guaranteed. Lesson free Psrnia
College. Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12

Denver October s.-The campaign the Republican
side is already we under Meetings have been held
at Denver. Pueblo. Boulder. Idaho Sprngs and other
and the speakers have boon greeted by
large and enthusiastic audiences. On Monday OF this
Buchtel. accompanied by Judge N Walter Dixon
began Of the Western Slope. speaking at Montrose
Monday night at ouray Tuesday. Delta Wednesday at
Junction Thursday, ut Genwood Friday Saturday
night they speak Ieadvle and Monday at Colorado
Springs. Next week there will be meetings at Fort Col
lns. Greeley, Central City and Golden After that II In
probable that n special train will be arranged for In
which Dr. Buehei other speakers will tour the east
the state and tho Arkansas valley speaking
many times n day possible. The other candidates
busy also and will be assisted by weknown speakers. SO
that there will be plenty OF meetings from now till the
end OF the campaign, Congressman Hogg and his sue.
eessortobe. Mr. Hasgott. have hehcd together and
they make team. Congressman Brooks and Bon
ynge also on the stump.
DR. vossuRoH QUITS LINDSEY
one Of the notable events of last week the with.
Dr. George Bcde vosbucgh from all fur
thcr connection with Lindsey campaign when the
Lindsey started DIR. vosbursh and DIR.
Coylc other esmablc citizens who admired his
the Juvcnile Court attached themselves to H. Dr.
vosbursh was named chairman tho executive COM
mittcc. and a member OF the advisory committee TO
full ticket All this be It remembered was before
tho nomination OF Dr. Buehte, by tho Republicans. II
that nomination had been made befoss Lindsey an
nounecd himself candidate. is not ut all likely that
the gentlemen named above would have associated them
him. DR. vosbursh attended the various con
ticket obtained insight which he had not before
OF the little judss himself and Of
who the real managers of his campaign. II
much for him, The letter announcing DR.. Nos-
burshs withdrawal Is remarkable for what Il does cot
say. He is a kndhcartcd man. and does not wish TO
the feelings Of anybody he gives no reasons for
his action lie simply says. For reasons personal the
of which It Is not all necessary for me 10 state
hereby resign from the advisory committee and sever
my relations with the Lindsey campaign" He adds
plous wish for Judge Lndscys highest wcifarc-sopes
he may so Heaven eventually. that ir-but evidcaiiy
has made up that the sovcrnors chair will not
highest welfare OF the Judge In fact
heartily In favor Of pr. Buehtcl for gov
crnor Is perhaps bit mortified a; having been de-
temporary association In politics with re
former" surrounded by such OF oseescckers
Judsu Lindsey.
The nomination q Dr. Buchtc hrst rreked tho Lad
scy balloon. All sensible voters knew that IL not
necessary after that into independent movement
md candidate for who tanlied hshes;
ideals OF Intelligent rcformcr. Now Dr.. NossurEhs
withdrawal with Its eloquent silence TO the reasons
which induced him take decisive step has about
completed the operation. and the Lindsey boom !s sai
IINpsgYs LATEST vAoARY.
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ASIA CIGARS

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penNef. Cole
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12
BRYAN TO THE RESCUE.

Mr. Adams Nebraska las, week to enlist tho
aid OF Mr. Bryan for his falling II is alleged that
Mr. Bryan baked Mr.. Milton Smith. chairman OF the
party because he is "aIned"-;hat IS he Is
corporation attorney: but Il ths. he finally
scented and Will make four speeches in all for the Adams
candidacy. He ought sympathEe with Patterson for he
attempted RcsrE Sullivan OF the party. Fat.
ruled Mcssrs. Thomas Hughes. specr and the
Also he has endorsed Hearst for of Neg
York and that he be able cadorsc anything
that bears the temporary label "pemocrat!c."
Ten years ago. speech In this state by Mr.. Bryan
woaa have created eaihusas and perhaps gained
for the be espoused Now. the Republicans look
his coming with Indifference. The Democrats viii
bis meeting hE. and there will be enthusiasm saorc
but for changing votes that improbable But the
Democrats in their eoaVeaca endorsed him Tor the prcs!-
deata candidate IN isos-Eoserament ownership of rail-
roads and all: aad they bound TO magnify his coming
aaa perhaps have soze hope that he Will help them.
he undertakes talk about Affairs In this state. he will
surely need eArefui coaching aud he Is who
does generally take 10 coaching kndiy I; would be
very easy and natural for him TO things iha;
~oad cause eozs;srzaiioa among the leea Democracy
The persee-ae campaign has not ye; begun actively Per-
hars Mr.. Smith waiting aae where Judge Lad
scy ~ora azaiy iisAt VIXEN hts balloon came down
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-12
-coRPoRsrloNIsTs.-

o. bclcS opposed the
predatory co-Pp-ai!o-s- Is !usiisea.
Thesas Patterson. soss CT tie OUTFIT. a heavy
IN the coal ig; which has TIA; Industry in the
northern part Q: coo-see ey the threat Connection with
TIA; eO-Tesaoa led sI :s= to ash; the attempts o;
TIE Mo.a rod TIE creates; eezceeal enterprise to the
whole started n coo-s4o TsAt OF
taio psarsE TIE o;her railroads.
HIS legal Farmers Riesartsoa Aad Hawkins alter
asys .e- so=sa Utility aaa o;ss- corporations
Ava Adams eaz4dzie Ger governor. millionaire banker.
AeAry interest tie Tosey nine; director o. the
Ias-zai!oza Trzs; Company az4 several pablo utility
eorpo-Aoas Supported By the Colorado soaiAeTn ani
Denver RIO Grade railroads IL his asp; to steal tie
sorsraorsAip 1893.
Frank Asaas brother q Ava late p-ss!iea; o; the
Folsoe Boara: president OF the Colorado
Ice sat s;osase Company Which has sre tribute upon
every keeper the city aat eoazty OF Denver
subjected iss= The esP.ssoa Q: the eae police force
c. Dsavsr.
Mitoz s-itA eAAl-=1a- q the central committee
counsel for coozso Ts.sFsoze Company the blsses;
nezo7oly TIE state Attorney tor TIE Denver Gas
g1se;r.e Company TIE oair company ~aieA proved
guilty Q. irregularities il the May election o:
tAs yea 11s ~AeA TIE Eoa 7. u P. se!e fraa-
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
HartviIIe News.

Hartville. o., Feb. 1.-Mrs. Washing
ton Riser went to Canton on Thurs
day to attend the funeral of her cous-
in, Mr.. Beaumont
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Moh-
Ter, on Wednesday, daughter; to
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ebje, on Friday,
IA son; to Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. HendeI-
son, on Friday son.
Mrs, Percy Ginther, of Cleveland, is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Camp.
Edward Ebie has sold his house on
South Prospect street to Arthur An
drews, and has rented the cottage
Frank Schumacher ha just had moved
and repaired.
Ernest Shoemaker, who is engaged
in the grocery. business In Canton.
shipped his household goods to that
city on Thursday, and Clinton Mach
amer moved into the house he vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob McCammon have
moved into the Kinsley house, south OF
town, formerly occupied by Theodore
Brumbaugh.
Mr.. Aaron Rubright. of Canton. was
In town on business on Fricay.
The lecture committee has been very
fortunate in securing the American
Jubilee Singers for the next number
of the course to be given on Thurs
day, February 8.
Frank Schumacher mas rented his
farm, known as the Machamer farm.
to E. Bowers. and the Ditch farm 20
Henry Bridantfal, and will have a
public sale at me Machamer farm on
Thursday, February 6 TAT r'fsss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
'AARRlGAN's SPECItL'
Newark Friend, Give the New Can.
ton-Akron Manager Royal
Send Off,
Thursdays Newark Advocate,

Thursdays Newark Advocate.
"a delightful society event, charm
ing in it's brilliancy and elegance was
the farewell reception and dance CIV
en- at Assembly Hall Wednesday even
in for Mr.. and Mrs, J. r. Harrigan
by number of their friends. AS the
guests entered the hall they were re-
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Harrigan and
dancing commenced at O'Clock.
"1he hall was tastefully decorated
with bunting and on the walls vases
were placed in baskets and filled with
scarlet and white carnations.
"On the south wall OF the hall in the
center against white background,
was placed miniature street car
with the inscription "Harrigans S
Special upon II.
Punch was served throughout the,
evening at prettily de.Cra,ed tab,
placed at the foot of the stairs, and
at IL O'Clock an elaborate collation.
was served in the balcony. Marshs
orchestra furnished delightful music
for the dancers until II O'Clock.
"Mr. Harrigan has been appointed
general manager of the Canton anu
Akron railroad and leaves today tCr
Canton, where his family will follow
in a week. Mr.. HarIigan has had
charge of city and interurban lines
here for the past four years and he
and his family have made many
friends here, who, while sorry to have
them leave the city, are extending
congratulations over the well de-
served promotion"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
Mapleton News.

Mapleton, Feb. 2.-William Pitman,
our blacksmith, took a trip to Canal
Dover, Thursday.
Mrs. Lydia Maus, of Canton, spent a
few days with her sister. Mrs. Wash.
'.snydT.
Byron b. Bauman,. of Robertsyille,
was in this vicinity on business Thurs
day.
Charles Baum, of Chapla, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Long.
Mrs. Orin Werner made business
trip to Canton one day this week.
Mrs. Harvey Snyder is i'll with
quinsey and sore throat this week. ,
G. l.. Daum bought Ceam of heavy
horses last week and sold them again
this week
Charles Sautters made a business
trip to Canton Wednesday.
The members OF the lutheran
church are preparing to put a new
fence around the cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
CREATED MUCH TALK
NEWS COMPARISONS OF MEAT
PRICES ARE CRITICIZED
BY DEALERS.
Two Local Butchers Advertise Cuts
That Cause Others to Become
Startied-One Says He's
Antitrust"

The article in the News on Friday
in which comparisons were made OF
the retail prices of meats in the city
CT chicago and in Canton caused a
tren.aaGOLs uproar among the meat
dealers of the city. They state that
the prices quoted as prevailing in Chi
cagO are incorrect and does the local
dealers great injustice.
A nesting of the retail meat deal
ers was held Friday, and dhe adyisaDl-
ity Of making a public statement was
discussed. 1t appears that there are
two dealers in Canton who are selling
meat at lower prices than the rest
of the dealers, and considerable ill
feeling has demonstra. ed itself as a
result. One dealer is advertising as
Icing antitrust"
Two local dealers are advertising a
cut on round steak of from 21a to
cents pounl; cut on sirloin steak
of from 51& to 71a cents a pound; a
cut on chuck steak of from 2 20 A
cents pound; cut of from 2 to 6
cents pound on boiling meats, and
cut of from to cents pound
on sausage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
PHYSICIANS MET
Discussed Papers, Listened to Reports
and Paid Several Bills.

A meeting of the Canton Medical
society was held at the city hall FRI
day night. A report OF tue banquet
held at the Courtiand Wednesday eve
nlng was maze by DR.. Pomereue. A
number OF bills were aiso ordered
pad.
An interesting paper on "Puerperal
Septcemia" was read by DR.. l.. e.
Fncklnger. In this he urged cleanll-
ness on the part OF the physician. Tne
paper WIS discussed by Drs. G, F.
A.nnlnger, II. A. March, T. H. Shorb
and E. j. March.
The reports on cases were as fol
lows: BELLS Palsy" DR.. J. e. Shorb;
"Sciatica," DR.. H. w. Faulk; "Epll-
epsy," DR.. e. s. Folk. These reports
were discussed by Drs. G.. F. I'm
ninger, II. A. March and t. II. Shorb.
The following will be the program
for the next meeting, Marcn q: Paper
DR.. w. c. Steel OF New Berlin, anu
reports OF cases by Drs. Frank Da-
Hinden, A. v. Smith, H. A. Smith and
W. III. Weaver.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
Cairo News.

Cairo, o., Feb. 1.-Curtis Stambaugh
made business trip to Hartvilie
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacob Cocklin has recovered
from her illness.
Mrs. Henry Snyder and daughter
spent Tuesday with relatives near Mid
way.
Miss Blonie Masters has returned
home from Canton.
Joshua Snyder was in Hartville Sun
day.
Mrs. Christian Fullmer is on the
sick list.
Martin Bishop, of Hartville, was the
guest of his mother, Lydia Bishop
Sunday.
The teachers institute was held Sat
urday evening, and was largely attend
ed The program was very interest
ing.