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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
VETERAN
Of Confederate Army and
Democrat is for Roose-
velt's Reelection


Jackson, Miss, Oct 13.-Brlgadier
General George NJ. Helm, commanding
the second brigade, Mississippi division
United Confederate veterans, one of
the wealthlest planters OF the delta,
and lifelong Democrat, publishes an
open letter In which he urges that
party lines be dropped and that
Roosevelt be elected for third term.
General Helm appeals to voters OF
the south to send this message to the
voters OF the south and north.
"we assure you OF our great conf
dence in the ability, honesty and in
tegrity of Theodore Roosevelt, and VIII
help you elect him in 1898. His first
occupancy Of the presidential chair
was by accident deplored by none more
than himself, and he pledged himself
for the balance OF the term to carry
out the Mckinley policies, and he did.
Who can say that the man who has
acquired worldwide fame In the paths
Of peace cannot be trusted longer In
his own household and that he should
not be given two terms within which
20 work out his own policies?"
General Helm declares that the
achievements OF Roosevelt have made
Democratic success impossible, and
that the Democratic party should
unite In electing him president, rath-
er than trust the country's interests
In the hands OF a man of unknown
qualities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
DO YOUR MEALS FIT?
DO You Feel Snug and Comfortable
Around Your Waist Line After
a Hearty Meal7

Did your last meal taste delicIousl!
good TO you, and did you eat all yor
wanted? Could you have patted youI
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Ach? Do you feel rosy now because
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
LYRIC AMUSEMENT co.

The first OF the winters series OF
moving picture shows which opened
at the Auditorium last night drew a
crowd which nearly filed the build
ing. The popularity which these shows
gained during the last two seasons is
still manifest and the show which was
put on last night was such as will sup
port in full measure the reputation
which the company has made for It.
self by It's high class, popular priced
entertainment.
The program last night was one OF
piano and violin overtures, moving
pictures and illustrated songs. LII
quid Electricity or the Inventors Gal
yanic Fluid was a comlcal illustra,
tion of what an inventive mind Is sup
posed 10 have accomplished by way OF
stimulating action In indolent and stu.
pid dry goods and grocery clerks, po-
licemen on their beats, day laborers
at work on a job of grading and build
ing, etc, by charging the atmosphere
surrounding them with "galVanic
fluid" OF his own invention.
John ID. and the Newspaper Re.
porter" was great take OFF OF a re-
porter attempting TO secure an inter.
view with - ohn D." who managed TO
eyade the reporter by various ruses
but being finally closely cornered by
the reporter John D." made his es-
cape in an airship.
Little Black Lamb" and "Since
Arrah Wanna Married Barney Car.
ney" and other illustrated songs were
features of the program which won
the hearty approval of the audience.
These concerts will be given as Sun
day evening entertainments at per
i1dlcal intervals during the oNtsre
winter season.
Some dissatisfaction is said to have
been felt by patrons who did not un-
derstand the object Of the manage
ment In seating as many boys as pos
sible on lower seats. II was thought
the house would be more quiet II this
plan was followed and ii proved TO
be true. II Is not known II IT, will be
carried out next sunday or not.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15

A man who owns a fine coffee
plantation In Jamaica sad :
-Four years ago ! discovered
that coffee was TuInfnq my
health, and ! quilt and have
been using Postum ever since" F"
Experience taught this man
that he could not drink his own
hlgh.arade coffee. Its active
Observation-Disclosures the
nervous system. lnterferes with
digestion, and trouble Is sure
TO follow.
Some folks may take the hint
and change to Postum.
II Is absolutely free from
drugs, and when we'll made,
that's, boiled ! s minutes, II has
a delicious taste similar to the
mild, hfsh-arade Javas. with
the natural vital food elements
of the field grains that repair
the damsae done by coffee.
there's a Reason" Read that
"Ilttle health classic" "The
Road to WeIIvIIIe," In pkgs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
THEATRICAL
CLEVER coMPANY's RETURN BN-
GAGEMENT.

CLEVER C0MPANY'S RETURN en-
GAGEMENT.
When His Honor the Mayor" is
seen at the Grand Opera House for a
return engagement on Thursday night,
1t will be the last opportunity af-
forded to witness this wonderfully
clever company together. Next sea-
son Mr.. Harry Kelly, who created and
plays the eccentric comedy character
part OF Deacon Flood will be put
forward as full fedged star in new
musical play now being written for
him, and for which time has already
been contracted for at leading
Broadway theater. Miss Nella Webb,
the charming little comedienne, who
is this season playing the part of Dali
sy, the milliner girl, In His Honor
the Mayor" is also scheduled by Man
ager Alfred Il. Aarons to occupy the
center of the stage next season in the
stellar role of new musical comedy
by Harry Il. Smith TO be produced at
the Walnut Street Theater, Philadel-
phia. The dancing dolls who created
a sensation when seen here before
are booked in the leading music halls
OF London, where they were originally
imported from, for extended engage
ments beginning next June, conse-
quently 1t will undoubtedly be impos-
sible another season to get together
this same company or to assemble
another one equally as clever.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
Burton VIII Debate johnson.

Cleveland, Oct. 13.-In a letter con
tanning in It a tinge OF tartness, not
to say acidlty. Chairman Baker OF
the Republican committee Saturday
again assured Chairman Tom L. John.
son, of the Democratic committee that
a debate on the issues OF the cam
paign through the columns OF the daily
newspapers between Candidate John.
son and Candidate Burton would be
entirely satisfactory TO Burton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
CITY BRIEFS

Mrs. Lizzie Skinner, OF Kalamazoo
Mich, and Mrs Edward Smith, Of
South Haven, Mich, left for their
homes. Saturday after an extended Wis
IL with Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Krum.
lauf of 1902 West Aultman avenue.
This was the FIRST time in years that
Mr. Krumlauf had the pleasure Gf
meeting his sisters.
DR.. Adam Sisler, OF Nimisilas o.,
the Oldest practitioner in Summit
county, is dangerously Ill with pneu-
monia. Mrs. Aaron Rubrlght Of Wood
land avenue, Is a granddaughter Of
DR.. Sisler.
Dwight Siffert, OF Canton, spent
Saturday with his father in Bancroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Darr and Mr.. and
Mrs. p, M. Coyle, of Limaville, were
Canton visitors, Sunday.
Mrs. w. J. Jenkins, OF Pittsburg,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Isa-
bel Paul, of 1912 West North street,
returned to her home Saturday.
Frank Campbell. Of Alliance, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell, in Ar
lington street.
Mrs. Isabel Paul, of West North
street, visited relatives and friends IN
Canal Fulton Sunday.
Mrs. James Cornelius and daughter.
of Barberton returned TO their homes,
after very pleasant visit with frineds
In Canton.
; M N. Christner, formerly with
the Willlams q Rodgers Co and
Sterling Welch Co., of Cleveland, has
taken charge Of the carpet, rug and
drapery departments of the Klein a
Heffelman Co. Mr.. Christner has
wide and successful experience In the
above lines, and will be a valuable
TO this popular store.
J. +. Willets, OF No. 100 Union
street, gave a victrola grand opera re-
cital to his musical friends, last Fri.
day evening. Guests from Buffalo,
New York. Cleveland and other points
were present. All pronounced the
evening most enjoyable one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15

Waterbury, Conn, Oct. 13.-Edward
Devany. while intoxicated last night
vigorously resisted Tom Cronin be
cause he would not be arrested by an
Irish policeman. Tom beat him 10 a
standstill in a rough and tumble fight,
sent him TO the station with an officer
named Sullivan In a green lined patrol
owned by an Irishman. drawn by
horses named Pat and Mike, and he
was locked up by an Irish turnkey.
Devany from sheer anger then sung
orange songs for hours and cursed ST.
Patrick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
Try Admiral Coffee.
WON $4,000

Pittsburg, Oct. 1s.-Shad Williams
a Pittsburg gambler, reached home to-
day, having won $4,000 on the Chiea'
go-Detroit series for the worlds cham
pionship. Most OF the money was
wagered In the Auditorium annex in
Chicago the night before the series
opened Williams lost no bets and
drew one $1,000 on Chicago in the first
game, He had to wager $4,000 to win
81, 900.
II was Williams who lost $4,000 on
Pittsburg, when Boston beat her In
the championship some years ago and
he also lost heavily on the Chicago
last year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
Try Admiral Coffee,
Sudden Jolt Brought Recollection.

Galveston, Texas, Oct. 13-James X.
Hazleton, aged 90, fell from a hayloft
on his plantation near San Seville,
Texas, yesterday. After being uncon-
scious two hours. his memory was
cleared and he recalled having left
his wife and four children, near Mont
real, Canada, 20 years ago, following
an attack OF typhoid fever. A brief
message informed him his wife Is liv-
ing, after spending a fortune search.
ing for him. He has lived Is years
on his Texas plantation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
Three Mem Lost on Hatteras.

Norfolk. Va, Oct. 13.-The barge
Saxon, its master, Captain Frank, and
two of its crew OF three men, were
lost last midnight OF Gull Shoal life
saving station, ten miles north of
Cape Hatteras.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
New YOrk's Surprising Record.

New York, Oct. 13.-For the "a
hours ending at o'clock this after.
noon not single death by violence
was reported at the coroners office.
This 10 the cleanest record in 10 years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
German otlcIaIs Cause ARREST.

Denver, Colo, Oct. ia cablegram
from the minister OF foreign affairs of
Germany received at Denver last
night. caused the arrest and imprison-
ment OF Carl Ingrund. secretary of
George Plehn. German vice consul,
on the charge Of forgery and embez-
zlement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15

NEEDLE WORK GUILD TO MEET.
Section presidents OF the Needle
Work Guild will meet on Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Sorisis
rooms in the w. @. T. U. building
Business Of Importance will be trans
acted and all presidents are urgently
requested to be present. Directors
are urged to get contributions In be-
fore October 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-15
SOCIAL EVENTS
osIszAu.ppANDy

OoIoDAft-bHhINDI'
Annie Osiszar and John Brandy
were married Saturday morning by
Justice Of the Peace l.. NJ Barrick.
The ceremony was performed at his
office in the Eagle block. The newly
welded couple viii take up their resi-
dence In this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
ChriSmuS
To Be Celebrated in BingViIIe
Church

There viii be a turribie gorgeous
Xnas entertainment and Chrismus Tree
in the Bingville Church on Tuesday
evening OF next week. which viii include
fine literary and musiclScal programme
and free treat for the little ones. Santa
Claus will be there IN all his glory. and
whiskeTs and the church viii be deck
GRATED for the occashion. The Rev. sam
uei Moore, our beluved pastor viii per-
side. except while Hez Simpson. Supt-
Of the Sunday School is speaking. he
will be Citing a bite 70 eat The Bing-
Vile Horn Band will furnish musick for
the occashion. Jed Peters. our intelligent
school teacher, who learned the boys 70
play. says he thinks the boys viii sur
prize everybuddy after so much pracl1tis.
His brother Gus from the County seat
heard them the other night IN Lem
Browns carpenter shop, and said he
never heard any musick Ike them boys
played in all his born days, and Gus
ought 10 know. for he has been to Boston
onct. A fine programme wich we printed
In OUT first class job offs win be FUR
nisht and a large and enjoyable time is
expected.
The Bugle is so chock full OF news and
other things this week that we had 70
print the musickaI programme on hand
"-449' VIII A4Nlo AoA4A4i4f Do NNt VIII give
out at the door. He gifts &c for same.
The Ladies' Aid have prepared the
most interesting part of the funckshion.
wich is the eatings. and consists Of the
following:
Pigs feet. Prune-. Apple Jelly.
COrned shoulder Tarts
PunkiR pie Pickles. Kurd cheese.
Raised doughnuts.
Angel cake RGZed bisket
Sweet potatoze and other potatoze.
Hot coffee.
Cranburry sauce Mince pie.
Milk
If there be any cold vittles left. and we
calkilate they won't. they viii be sent
down "a the WEeeIers' in Sorrow Hollow.
who are poorer than Jobs cat. but
prouder than the same snimile with two
tales
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
Rev. Samuel Moore

desires to announce that the Ladies Ala
OF the Bingville Church viii give 8 Grand
Entertainment. Festival. Supper and Tree
in the basement OF the Church on Chris
mus night wich VIII be here almost before
you know IT,
Everybody Of both sexes regardless OF
same IS extended a invite 20 be present.
Admission Free TO AL Whot Come, We
won't charge YOU anythink 70 get IL or
for a seat; Ais we charge for is the
supper and for whot you eat After
supper there viii be a entertainment.
Several children viii speak pieces OF. sing
or something and then when that's done
the curtain n front OF the tree viii be
pulled ard presents viii be on Il for
everybudGy. re hope.
The proceeds OF this entertainment is
TO go lords paying the pastor a porshion
OF his back salary. wsch IS CROWN
bigger insted Of smaller. Put your
shoulder to the wheel and help along
Z good cause.
LADIES AID SOCIETY.
Bingville
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22

As we started 10 write our ushual
red hot editorial this week (and we can
cOnshionentshionally say we made
good many startS), we was almost
stuck Tor a subjeck until we consulted
our old Farmers almanack, and after
a careful peTuSal we disSivered at
glance that ChrismuS was. right at our
heels, and it won't be scairsely a few
days until II viii be thing Of the past,
as you might say 1t has always been
our custom to write a editorial piece on
Chrismus long about this time a year
whether we have got anything to say
or not. and we shall not depart from
our forty odd years custom this season.
Our subscribers and people whot bor-
rer the Bugle and never subscribe-al-
ways look for this Chrismus editorial
and We hate to disappoint them-the
subscribers. Chrismus is something
wich generally folSTs Thanksgiving
and to some 1t means Joy unrestrained
and to others pockets drained (How's
that for spontaneous combustion poetry,
hey?) On account of the fact that our.
fall has been purity late ChriSmus comes
so early as to be almost unexpected
and IS only three or four days off
Judging by the axShions OF the tin COW
on top of Dad Henderson's barn we
calkilate that Christmas this year will
be cold enuff TO frizz the tail often a
stuffed elephunt But that's the kind
of weather felier wants 10 put the
gimp right in him, espeshially them as
got a lot of hrewood cut and dried
Them as amt wouldn't be pertickler if
it was as hot as in haying time. This
/ is the right time Of the year for every
body to grow a cheerful spirit lords
their feller man and wimmen and not
go around nussing little grievances and
they should be happy and full of mirth
until after Chrismus is over; then if
they desire TO stomach ache let them
do II, for after Chrismus whot they do
amt nobuddy's business.
Most everyone we know in Bing-
vile and nelghboring towns is prepar-
ing for Chrismus in one way or the
other. Miss Susan Skillings informs
US that she is making blanket muffler
for Chunk Perkins, her beau, who lives
down Snake Bend way. Snide Peters
is going 10 git his wife a barl OF flour !;
Wes Woodruff, our expert hunter and
trapper, is going to give his wife 4 qts.
of disinfectant: Solon White IS going
to give his wife a new wash boiler and
a pair of stockings, and Jason Hobbs.
who is clerk in a hardware store at
the County seat, wrote TO his folks that
he expects to spend Chrismus under the
family roof and Mrs. Hobbs is going
to kill the big turkey rooster for him.
We reckon that Bill Hepburn, our ar
tistick blacksmith, will celebrate his
Chrismus by going 10 the County seat
and getting full as goose, like he did
last Chrismus, when he tried to drive
home after dark and fell outen the
buggy coming down Teck's hill into
a snowdrift, where he went to sleep.
freezing one ear and ketching a bad
cold on his chest, wich purity nigh give
him newmonia, and was a godsend to
Doc Livermore who Bill still owes for
the doctor bill
A Chrismus tree entertainment will
be held in our Church on Xmas eve
and this funkshion will be entirely free
! and everybody is cordially invited to
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
Personals

Seth Dewberry our heroick town perlice
officer. is strutting around proud's a pea
cock with big bran new buckle for his
badge. A lady Visiting Bingville recent
~ presented il 70 Seth and told him as
how she admired his manly form and
knowed ne would make his mark II he
ever desided 20 be a detective in a big
metrollopsis.
We expect 10 send out a few sample
copies Of the Bugle this week II there is
any left over. ANY person not Citing a
sample copy win know there was none
left over.
Matilda Brown shet the kitchen door on
q big toe Friday noon and broke q hinge
ofen the door. The toe is now so swelled
as 20 look ridiculous.
Hez Andrews slipped on the ice IN hts
hen yard yesterday and set down on some
hens. When he got up he discovered one
OF his best layers warm IN deth.
Jerry Simpson paid US . cents on his
subscription last week. This pays Jerry
up 10 Feb. l. 1884.
A hayrick with some folks in IL from
the County Seat passed through Bingville
on a straw ride this week a-blowing
horns, singing and cutting up generally.
One Of the men folks bought a plug Of
chewing at Hens.
Ez Doolittle got his hair cut by Harve
Hines. our artistick tonsorial artist last
Satterday. Harve made a terrible good
job. Go to Harve for a hair cut. shave
or head, wash.
Abe SINNERS wife had her frying pan
to crack on her while frying eggs yes
terday morning. She don't know whether
some waiter got IN the pan unbeknownst
or bad egg
Sam Skinner has Quit peddlin' fish. He
says there amt no money in It. Sam
had five fsh left on his hands last week
wich he couldn't sell so him and his folks
tried to eat 'em up at home and they
all ct till they got sick. Sam says he
can't bear 10 look at fish.
Samantha Deevers had two Jars OF ap-
pei jam and her cellar door to freeze on
her during the recent cold snap. We're
sorry 10 hear this.
Bud Hinckley, who amt quite right IN
his head. dropt a piece Of sOpa in his
mothers stew kettle while she was maxim
boiled dinner last Wednesday. She
didn't know nothln' about it TIL she set
down to dinner and ct some, and it made
her feel so disagreeable that she gave
Bud good larTuping and sent him TO
bed.
Eph Higgins. our accommodating P. NJ,
desires US to notify his many patrons
that the postofhce viii be closed on
Christmas wich comes on Wednesday this
year. II will also be closed on Thursday
and like as not on Friday and Saturday
as EpfSAs thinking of going down to
Boston tSSsit some pointers on how they
yun the P o. in that town. Eph has done
a good business this year and deserves
a vacation.
Phoebe Hilderbrand has purchased a
new shawl as a Christmas gift 10 herself
from Hen Weathersby. It Is a beautiful
plaid pattern and is very becoming to
Phoebe.