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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-20
The .Anti-lobbying Bills.

The substitute anti-lobbying Dill
of Representative Robertson of Trav-
is. has been passed by the house. II
is a good bill and is shorn OF the ri
diculous features OF other bills John
Duncan of Tyler don't like it. The
Judge seems determined to revolu-
tionizc the morals and the laws OF the
universe. As the Judge was general
attorney for the International rail
road iu the hacy0u days OF rebates
and other rascality 1t appears that he
is being punched up by old L. z.
Morse. that lnyeterate punisher OF
cII deeds and moan thoughts. The
Judge bias sounded the tocsin OF ere
form" so often and found So many
mares nests that greatly fear mat
II be should really see "a wolf ne
could not muster crowd to- attack
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-20

rho coal hous, at The home uf
ueunia Newton ou Ferris aNenac.
vas badly damaged bY firc late ye".
tcrday Afternoon. The prompt ts
sporse - tnc fifc department prcvrn-
jed serious Toes About a halt ton
e eual. -oue rauitu fools and fwu
ss thfer guhs wgsc destroyed fas
aar Il Wr Nvstou residence vaf
sisa slightly dauased rhe less sas
tstr.4 alH smo8u te ttest atNa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-20

1t develops that the meeting OF |
the investigation committee and Mr.. |
Pierce set for the 18th instant, was
called off because of Il requisition
made by the governor on the govern
or of Missouri for him In connection
| with the indictment for perjury In
cident to the re-admission OF the Wa
ters-Perce company In 1900. The
pull devil. pull Dick" contest be-
tween the Bailey and the Davidson
forces is getting down to skuil-drug
gerry methods, for certainly IL is man
ifestly unfair, after a man voluntar
lily offers to give testimony for thu
Estate to lay trap to catch him on
something else. There is necessarily
/ considerable secrecy regarding the
! issuance of these acquisitions and the
governors office ere declines TO
give any information about the mat
ter. The fact about the requlsltlon
leaked OUT at Jefferson City, some
sleuth of a newspaper man getting
next there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-20

TIA, senate antl.pass bill mas pass
ed finally This biii takes FOR its mot
tu tho biblical injunction that mo
mau shau pass &C. will wipe Oft OF
lhg face of the earth several hundred
newspapers that are published soleN
for tb, beuefjt uf civilization and "a,
ptuuress aud Improvement OF Texas.
u wll alpe out tremendous immi
craflou movement thai has added
mllil0Hs to ouF taxable values anu
put the "kiboah ga rsllroad cxpan-
slua Ina western Tcxas.
Th, ouigry against passes aruss
tfum fht allegation that they ~srs
ased .a paeA state conventions ~ltb
aslrsatss favorable ia corporations.
Nau tbal TIE ssius has le"u taken
fragn tbs ''eamxcmfian system" hy prt'
mar, aoniuasieua fhe nsrcssitF fot
q rislA suti-pam law seems tu have
,sasases
tn. Agricultural i,startfn.ns.
The aea agricultural department
b assured = ne8heF be- wtli ee ssrilr
asia sa8ast8e rausatua tp szs seen. The
exeoailse committees of farmers nrr
sau4satians thmr has ae~m pushing 'Nc
uagnaF hAa Tsssmmeuassat an aasivo-
rs hs4aH8 Uun@4pftmE nf nnv m~rnter
ffsm eAah eaarrs sssEssnAt Distract ~
aha snA sfrurf rae commissioner ~ho
ts ~ hss anasssess hx the geveruor.
"a faaut saeh sHvlee II wtli - lrapVs-
sIhfs far ore maa - srrsrsn'ish any
essass rosaigS iu ths hlg state. The
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-20
WORK OF Law MAKERS
4 Revks d fAe vsft AtsapnsAet n
ne IAkfel1 leGs1slue.

tsy uus Special Correspondent.
Austin. Tex. Feb. 20 The tsssi
uanx Of h ]. ilutchsson. travelling
auditor al the Matters. Pierce com.
pany and exhibit of the books OF that
company shows ,has these alleged
loans of nail.y's took a peculiar
course They were fsrxt taken into
"Hilis Rcc.i .isabls" as sonisi be prop.
ar. then charged tu legal expenses.
then to Profit aud isnss This
bookkeeping iegefaemsin was FOR
purpose and Judge ciarh's letter 10
johnson. Of Juno I. 1890. that Hell
broke loose IN Texas. StrihlnK threat
ensng receiver. have Bailey make
some suggestions To him" must have
stirred up matters.
For a United States senator TO be
mixed up In what has every earmark
of shady" business is a Disgrace
10 Texas. II Bailey WAS The smariest
man In the whole world-as he
thinks he is---he ought To be taken
out OF the senate
Young Mr. Cooke. the prosecutor,
is having the time OF his life. and one
would Judge from the way he con
ducts his examinations and the time
he spends asking senseless and per-
sonal questions that this inyestiga-
ton was gotten up to make him no.
torious
II Is a great pity that the prosecu-
tion is not represented by an able
lawyer. having experience In cross
examinations. SO that The probe
would reach the vital spot In this
matter, without being iabbed all over
,.e carcass, in an endeavor to find 1t.
Mr.. Cookies examination reminds me
Of green hand trying to carve
turkey.
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GIN. CAEtLL HtiD ~ io\p


DALLAS. Tex. Fob ga. -Gsocrl'
~. T.. Cabell commanding thr
Traas- VI isslssippi department ct the
United Confederate veterans, bna
been placed under bond OF $4,000 in
connection with the Honduras Tot
terry matter The ease VIII come nr
March tor hcagtrg
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In leading varieties a. = o.nta
p~r huudsv1 Cabbage and s~es' po~
,aso pianta at the same prsec hrd
Forrest. Waxahsehle. Texss y
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-21
WILL PROTEST TO CONGRESS
Objections to New, Tariff Arrangement
- With Germany.

III no - Is e. ApE ~ Tie "a
Washington, June 5.-Indications
point to a lively protest being made
when congress convenes next winter
against, the new tariff agreement with
Germany. Visiting statesmen do moi
hesitate to criticise the agreement as
a usurpation Of the functions of con-
gress by the executive branch of the
government and announce that they
intend to have the matter thoroughly
looked into at the first opportunity,
which will not be until December,
when the next session opens.
The energetic protests that were
voiced all the time the treaty was
pending by the business interests
against making concessions to German
exporters IN the matter of valuations
and invoicing have been presented to
the members of congress all over the
country and they have been called
upon to act. A.
Broadly stated, the proposition Is
that the secretary Of state and secre-
tary of the treasury have made an
arrangement and framed a regulation
which virtually nullifies in the case of
one country the tariff which congress
has enacted. d,
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FOR sALE-loOo' ash fence.
posts-strong and heavy-at 4c
each, if taken at once.
Joe Katz.
Diamond Photographs SOC. d
Depa rtment of the Interior. u. S. land Ofnco
Devils Lake. North Dakota, May. "A 1901.
Contest Notice,

Depa rtment of the Interior. u. S. Land Otnco-
Devils Lake, North Dakota, May. IA 1901.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
in this office by Johann Ackermann contestant,
against homestead entry No. 5000 made April
lsr. 1903. for swAseA. lott Sec. 20 and WIZ mex
Sec. 20, Twp. 150n, Range n Y, BY Eugene Sui
Ivan, contestee, in which tits alleged that said
Eugene Sullivan has wholly abandoned fail.
ed to establish his residence upon said
land for more than six month last past. or
at all. and has wholly abandoned said tract
for more than six months last past, and has
N.h,,lly failed to establish his residence upon
said land, has wholly failed to cultivate or
otherwise improve said land ortofb build thereon
y. dwelling housed or other building, which de-
fault still exists, and that said alleged absence
from the said land was not due to his employ
tuent in the army, navy or marine corps OF tho
,nited States as q private soldier, officer, sea-
man or marine, during the war. with Spain or
during any other war in which the q. 8. :may. be
engaged. Said parties are hereby notified to
appear. respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation, at 10 a. m. on June q, 1907, be-
fore 4. NJ, Won Valid q notary public. at her.
office in Anamoose, McHenry county. North
Dakota, (and that final hearing be held at 10
o'clocka. M, on July 5 tn. 1907 before) the regis
ter and receiver at the U. s. land Office in
Ievils Lake, N. D. -
That said contestant, having in q proper afa-
1avit filed Nay 22d, l907, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence, per-
sonali service Of this notice cannot be made. It
ishereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given.due and proper publication.
F.,W. Cockburn, Receiver.
Record address of contestee Balfonr, N. D.
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!

Notice Is heregiYens
that tile Board 81 Eal
zation, Of McLean B
D., will meet at
flee OF the CountyAuo
iii Washburn, on MOns
the First day Of July, d
for the purpose Of correc|
ing the assessment Of sxl 4
for the year 1ol
All persons considend
themselves aggrieved 4
said assessment are here
by notified to appeared At #
said meeting and show
cause and have such as
sessment reviewed.
This will be sOsitively'
the last chdnce to appear
before the Hon. Board of
EQUALIZATION of Honorablea
Board of Commissioners
relative to erroneous as
sessment.
I'll HANS
Chairman of Board of
County Commissioners.
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FOR. ILLEGAL SEALING.
American Revenue Cutter scizes 8;
;sh Vessel. va

American Revenue Cutter scizes ETit-
;sh Vessel.
Washington, June 5.-The sccrc.aSy
of the treasury has received a te!e-
gram from Captain Ainswcrth OF TIE
e cutter Rush stating that NJ
had seized the British sealing seaoo7.
er Charlotte G.. Cox. which was found
illegally catching seals in F~airweather
grounds off Alaska. The Cox had v
%enty-seven fur sealskins on board. The
department has directed the comman-
der Of the Rush to deliver the Cox to
the British authorities at the nearest
port in British Columbia in accord
c with the Joint regulations of the
two governments In case of seizure.
The Rush also reported the presence
Of Japanese sealers in the same victn-
ity with a large number of sealskins
on board. The japanese sealers, how
ever, are not subject. to seizure out
side of territorial waters.
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of the Interior-U. s. Laud Office,
Bismarck..N. D. June 10 1907.

HepATCMouC Oh Cn6 1uC0ElOE-OsO u Lduu OLuC0t
Bismarck..N. D. June 10 1907.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by Samuel Schwarz contest
ant against H. F. No. 275l2 made Apr. 18th laQ.
for nlsneA, neAnwA and sM!Aneh Sec. q. THp.'
las, Rye. 50 by Reinholt Weber contestee,. IN
which it is alleged that said claimant has
changed his residence thereirom for more than
six months last past, that he has not cultivated
nor improved said land as required by law and
that such default does now exist and that said
alleged absence from the said land was not due
to hls employment in the army, navy, or marine
corp Of the United States as \. private soldier.
OF Ger seaman or marine during the war With
Spain or during any other war in. which thu
United States may be engaged said parties ar6s
notified to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegations ut 10 oclock a. m. on
Aug. i, 1907 before Karl Klein, notary public
ut his office in Washburn. N d., and that
final hearing wifltb held at 10 o,clockSa. M. on
Aug. s. 1907 before the Register and Receiver at
the United States Land Otfics iii Bismarck NJ
ID 50
The said contestant having in u proper atida.
Wit tiled June II 1907 set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made, IT is hcrby order
due and proper publication. 555i
6-2l. John Satterluud. Receiver.
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WISCONSIN ODD FELLOWS
Large Attendance at Convention 4
Superior.

Superior. Mis-, June 5.-The first
day of the convention of the grand
lodge Of Wisconsin i. o. o. F. opened
most auspiciously. The Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs were welcomed to the
city by Mayor Linley, after which a
short business session was held. The
grand lodge degree was conferred
upon les candidates and as many
more will take the degree later. A
big delegation arrived during the
morning and there are over 1000
strangers in the city.
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Brutality Beaten by Robber.

Minneapolis, June 5.-Mrs. Eliza.
beth Ferguson, who conducts a small
store at a. Central avenue, was set
upon by a man who came into her
store to rob 1t and beaten into uncon-
seriousness with a catsup bottle. She
is now lying at her home in a serious
condition, but her physicians have.
hopes OF saving her life. James Lewis
was arrested by the police shortly
after the assault and robbery on a
description furnished by Mrs. Fer
gusOn. s5s4t.
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yhree Michigan Men Drowned.

Cement City, Mich, June 5.--Three
farmers named Neil Ferris, Washing
ton Griffith. and Byron Bereher, all
from Woodstock township, were
drowned in Silver lake, three miles
south Of this village. They had been
fishing from q small boat which was
found floating upside down near the
hats Of the three men. Ferris could
swim and It Is thought he perhaps
persisted while trying 70 aid \ h 1lAaN two y
friends, 5Ase a8Fs 4 .T3as
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Do itnow

Now isthse time to- get nd .l q
your rheumatism. You. can d. 60
10y applying Chamberlaias Plain
Balm. Nine cases out ofI ten Il
simply muscular rheumgtism due
sto cold q; chronic rheumatism,
and yield IS the vigorous appilii.
!oationsso f His lininent, Il
You ore certain certain II be delih
with TIE quick relief which ss
lords, Fpr sale w All Dt,Esi
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Dr.. Charest Coming.

DR.. Chiaarest. the Fargo specialist,
who: is making regular visitsS y &
this place is one of the most ss asi
full doctors in the state. People
who have been ailing for yearss,latraea
quickly cured by his new system steal
81 treatment. No cases seein A q /.
be too difficult for him to uFiaer-
stand, and when his directions are
followed his patients surely q
their. health. See l hl,ss
announcement in:another column
DR.. Charest's next visit herew 4 !
be Friday June %, fromll II n i
to 30 PM, at the Mercha nj,
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Have your photographs on Post
For Sale Automobile.

For Sale Automobile.
A 10 ii. p. Cadellac Runabout
with removable rear seat; Machine
is in good running order and has
nearly new tires. Reason for
selling, want to buy heavier car.
Apply to A. T. Danielltsz'oln
Washburn, N. d.
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on left shoulder@
Ell. Gilmore,
Dogden. N. D.

A bay mare two years Old no
brands, one white hind leg. had a
halter. Came to my place about a
week ago. Owner can get same by
paying. charges.
John Schlickenmayer,
Washburn, N. D.
FOR SALE -Three-quarters
Of good level land 5 miles north OF
Washburn, on the crop payment
plan. This land can all be broke by
steam rig-is level and no rock.
Anderson Land Agency,
& Coleharbor, Nd.
Three horses, one bay horse
weighs about 900 Id, 4 or S yrs.
old. Branded Z right shoulder.
Left sEoulder SxO. One black or
brown horse and weighs about 800
lbs. III s years old one white
hind foot, white strips in face.
Branded N on right fiank. One
|colt about 2, years old, black or
brown. two hind feet white, blur
red brand on fright flank. Owners
can have same BY paying damages
These horses have been around
my place allspring andI put them
in the pasture June 1st.
Andrew Fahlgren,
Washburn, N. D.
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fifty Q5o) north Of. range eighty
four (84) be and the same hereby
is segregated Undivided from the
said Corners school district and
that the same be and hereby is or
ganized into a separate school dis
trict. H. II
Hans Hultberg
Theo. Landman, secretary of the
Max Telephone Go, applied3to the
Board for permission toserect tele-
phone lines in section 9 and 10,
township $50, range SO 80 and upon
motion the following resolution
was carried; all members voting
ay3: .,s.$
Whereas the Max Telephone
Co. of Mclean County, N: D., has
applied for permission to erect,
maintain and operate telephone
lines over and along all section
lines, public highways and cart
ways and over andalong all streets
and alleys in the unincorporated
town or village Of MAY. n. D.
located in section nine andaten of
township $50, range 50, in Mclean
County. .5
Therefore be it resolved: that the
Max Telephone Co. its successors
and assigns, is hereby granted and
given the right and permission t 6
erect, maintain and operate tele-
pho e lines over and along s!a3s
lines, public roads, highways and
'cartways, over and along a~llstreets
aud alleys in the unincorpolraattteedl
town or village Of Max, N. 2.
Provided however that the poles
and wires along said section lines;
highways, roads, cartways, streets
and alleys shall be set and strung
as not to interfere with public
travel or public convenience and
such telephone lines while main
tanned and operated as aforesaid
and shall be under the supervision
and subject to the regulations Of
this Board or such officer as shall
have legal supervision Of suclssc
ton lines, roads, highways, cart
ways, streets hnd alleys. s,,sss !.
Hans Hultberg
Under act No. 2S1 Of last session
of last legislature, Deputy Regis
ter of Deeds, Adolph Wacker was
granted back pay at $25!O Uper
month from Mar. 18th up. to May
lst., 1907.
Bill Of Robert Marty for saS26
for taking Ole Saby to Hospitslfo
the Insane atfJamestown wa assay PIP
proved. The Board then ad.-
journed to inspect roads. i$}ss
st 49, t.HItE= IrM'.N uEt-.TErF Phi ytSatH Eg IN ~
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OFFICIAL I
/. ROCE !;
d \ ue Board d County commis-
sioners Of Mclean County.
Continued from last weekly

On notion, d.. Sabrovltch was
appointed road supervisor for
Twp. $50, Rye. 81.
A, 3. Heatvedt failing to quail
~, A. 2, Olien was appointed as;
mad overseer of Dist. No. 50.
!, Board adjourned TO meet at 2
o'clock p. m. b tx !,
Washburn, June 5, 1907.
Board met pursuant to adjour-
ment, alt members present.
Pursuant to notice for bids, the
board proceeded to open bids for
shree steel bridges to be erected:
across Douglas Creek. The fol-
lowing bids were submitted:
Fargo Bridge and Iron
Co..--..:.. ~. ....$ 25OO
Minneapolis Bridge and
Iron CO..: 50. 2639.
Twin City Bridge Co... ;. 1900
Hewitt Bridge CO.. 1896
North Western Bridge Co. ;274O.
Geo. W. Kemper. ... 293O
The bid of the Fargo Bridge &
Iron Co.. being the lowest, they
were awarded the contract Of.
erecting three bridges across
Douglas Creek for the sum Of
S2,5OO.00. s *
[. Upon motion, bill Of Robert
Cotton, as attendant Of James A..
Mcbride to jamestown, for $1,000.
vas approved.
The following bills were allowed,
81 me being duly audited and found
correct: a
40. Reed, bookshelf for
Clerk of Court IS IS so
Times Publishing Go. deed
E.E-1'. - 81 49, Z 90 $500 q AKIN - u
record :.,,....3...... "a 90
Wm, A. Muralt, clerk in
treasuresrss office. y. 80 90
Mandan Mercantile 90,
lrnnber .........., so 25
". l.. Nuessle, internal -
revsmue, lists etc....... 81 90
RIB. Hosford, transcript
4 RnsA tkinson's case. S 90
r. b. Ray, as acting coro7
Nef 800 .s.... ....... ~ w
Upon motion board adjourned
70 meet at 9to'clock p. m, June 9th.
i q \. z. June 9Th 1907,
Alo'clock a. N. board met, all
members present. t%s
Bond of Peter Decker as consta :
BE was approved Of in the sum Of
$4,000.
Bill Of Robert Cotton. expenses
- HEF9Nf ~. 49, IAH .fFH'- Ft ELryLA I4 g
incurred in conveyance Of Chas.'
Schwadner to New Ulem, MINI.
$sO.45 was upon motion approved.
Bill Of Jacob Brost. furnishing
Mrs. Katharina;;Fast merchandise,
$500 was allowed and::auditor in
strncted to notify MI, Brost that
the county would be no longer re-
sponsible for any merchandise
purchased by Katherine Fast after
June lst.
Application Of Herman Stoeber.
requesting cancellation of per
sonai taxes, for the reason that lie
has never been a. resident Of Nc
lean County and ownssno person
A property here was: upon motion.
allowed. $
Application Of Anton Feeckler to.
cancel 1906 taxesfor double assess
neaftt on the nw44fof 3l-l5N-S2 for
gear. Of 1905 taxes was granted.
Application Of N. j. Granlien.
III the refund of $50 road poll
stas granted, he being 6years old,
aencse exempt from road poll.
he3folIowing bills being found
correct we're allowed and auditor
instructed to draw warrants in
payment ofssame. 81.
n.G. Forbes, member on
Insanity Board. IS 10 20
pecaers& Cady, livery bill u 80
EG Waydeman, return 4
ing ballot boxes . Il 90
Kashburns Telephone Co,
I phone rents etc. . !. as %
Upon motion board adjourned
kmeetat 2 o'clockSp. M: % I.
y Eashaburn, June 3 ,,2o'clockp.m n.
commissioners convened as per
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Pond Nouce.

pnffnd Nnf3fPS n $40 n s@9SssFf4 "a
You are hereby notified lil 7N.:
IA. Lantz has beer appsoiaittsssdl
Pound master for the yillag of
.Waslhiburn and hereafter any tras
sanimals found oa the streetsSswWiaEll
sbe immediatel taken aSlsild
lfor damages. B oTdeer hs
village board. { q s
!5s Sss7 ssSI Thee lsEalsss
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S Additional Locals. 5
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a swell whip line, over 800 to
select from at o. e.. Ness & Co.'S.

a swell whip line, over 800 to
select from at o.. Ct. Ness & Co.'S.
"A bench warrant was issued by
Judge winchester wednesday for
the arrest of Nels Berglin for bur-
glary. The sheriff left for the
northern part Of the county to ar
rest. the man.
Be sure and call at our store one
day next week. Thos. Thompson
& Sons.
Wilmer Scherman Of Russo and
Miss Lily Barringer Of Dogden
were married by Judge Ranard
last Saturday afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage. Also Emmett
Lyon and Miss Cynthia Trip,
both of Dogden.
Left my place May 10, one bay
gelding, about Z years $ old, weight
9GO. Branded on right shout
der White spot on nose. $1,000
offered for recovery and notify
VIM. Tegtmeir,
Underwood, N. d.
Registered Percheorn Stallion,
!. Fridtjof," No. 4OS73. Will stand
for public service at Rohrer's Barn
for two months. For terms in
sqnire at Rhorer's barn. ~;
Ole Everson,
Washburn, N. D.
few more strictly high grade
buggies at j. G. Ness & Co.'S.
K UP--two horses. about
the last Of May. One light grey
horse with halter on, brand on left
shoulder (lazy ~ One brown
Il orse with halter on, brand
on left shoulder ar
d.. L. Gilmore,
r. ~ r--H.a. ST. .--H 3D. 49," NJ n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-01
SERIOUS INJURY
May BE Result Of Mrs. 8enford's Fall
From Street Car Thursday
Nlaht.

Mrs Alice Benford, OF Rochester
N. Y, is at the home of her brother
". II. Copthorne, OF Lake street, suf-
tering from injuries received while
allghting from a street car Thursday
evening. Mrs. Benford arrived in
this city for a visit with her brother
and by some mistake the parties who
wont to the depot went to the wrong
one and as she could not secure a
carriage she took car transferring
TO MahonIng street car at the
square, She says that while alighting
from the car at the corner OF Lake
and Mahoning II started forward caus-
ing her to fall. Her left shoulder
was dislocated aud she suffered inter-
nal injuries the extent OF which are
not fully known. as she had numer-
ous hcmmorrages yesterday. Last
night she was resting easier and It
is not thought that any serious com
plIcations will set IN.