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ELUFF
gray it is.' she said faintly. And h,a

gray it is.:' she said faintly. And how cold. Like d graveyard"
 Loder turned to her. For one mo ment control seemed shaken. His blooG surged his vision cloIdcd. The ~.,l.t that life and love wore still within hi, reach filled him overwhelmingly. ile turned toward Eve: he Mnlf cXlru.,l.,i pulse moved hy what instinct. it v;ts impossible to say. he let them drop l., his sides again.
 .Gonnc. he said s'GnlIae, lhi, X the way Keep close to r-. Put yo,,r hand on my arm"
 He spoke quietly, but h;S eyes were resolutcly avcrt"d from her tacv. a> they crossed the Gim silent court
 Enterin" ih" gloomy duurWay that led to his own r0onlS hc frlj her tii- gers tremble on his allH-th then li4l4fna in their pressure as fhe barc faS>a@s. and cheerleSS stairs met h"r vi"w. buf he set his lips
 "Come! lie repeated in the same strained voice "comc, IT isn't far three or four ti@htS5
 With a white t3cc and :; carfoII~ cX presSon in her eyes Eve moved for ward She had relra>r5l I4oaee's arm as they crossed the lail and llow. reaching the stars. sine put aut her hand @roI,jn9lv aud caught thc banis. ter. She had Il pained lHIt.b sense of submission, of Suilelln2 that lad sunk to apathy. Motilr. forward without re SiSt3aGe, she began To mount the stairs
 The ascent Was made in silence To der went first, his shoulders braeed. his head held erect. Eve, mechanically watchfu of a!l his movements, fol lowed q step of tWo behind With weary monotony onr flight of stairs succeeded Aaotller. esch To her lInac custoli''d eyes >et'l4ii4- more colorless. more solitary, n4osn tltssoi;ltc than the precc,iItle oHe
 Then ;t iast= with d sinking sol1Se of apprehension. >iIp rr;tsjZed that then goal was re;lctrd
 Th" Knowledge hrpke sharply through her d4lie,l S,.aSes. and confronted by the closeneSs et h,.r arltral she paused. her head tff"a. hea hand still nnrNouS- iy era~pin= Ae hsl}44 >stl Her lips part ed ns I III >f1aie9 e!e.:G9.F' far aid hat Ill thr fter5oa!s = .4e',.a.4s ,'l the l1afned
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I ' Ill at our disposal At the mo @ ment of Lotlcr's disclosure time was denied to Eve. for scarcely had the words left his lips before the thought that dominated him asserted it's prior claim. Blind to the ncredulity in her eyes he drew her swiftly forward and -half impcline. half supporting her forced het tn descend the stairs
 Never in after life could he obliterate i the remembrance of that descent. Fear, such as he could never expert once in his oWu conc"ral>, possessed him One desire ov"lfudc all others. the desire tlat Eyes reputation, which he himself had so nearly imperiied should remain unimpel'iled In the shadow of that urgent duty, the de spair of the past houls tlic appalling fact so lately realized. 1ne future. with it's possible trials. hecalne dark to his inla @ifaton. In his new victory over self the question of her protection pre- dominated
 MoAi ing under his compulsion. he guidcd her hastiiy and silently down the ,leScfie, >t;til'S, e,lsa wing @ breath of deep relief aS one after another the landings We're succeSsiNelN passed, &nu still aeluat"d by tlIe suppressed n"ed of haste. he passed through the door way that they had entered under such different conditions only d few min uteS before
 To leave the quiet court. to gain the Strand. 10 hail Il belated hanson. was the work of q moment. By ali odd con- trivance of circumstance the luck that had attended every phase of his dual life was again eXartea ill his behalf. No one had noticed their entry into ClifforA's inn: no one was moved to curiosity by their exit. With an invol- untary thrill of feeling he gave eNpres- sion to his relief.
 "Thank God it's over" he said as a cab drew up You don't know what the strain has been.'
 Moving as if in dream, Eve stepped into the cab. As yet the terrible de nouement to their enterprise had made no clear impression upon her mind. For the moment all that she was con- scous of. all that she nstinctively ac knowledged. was the fact that Loder was still beside her.
 In quiet obedience she took her place, drawing aside her skirts to make room for him. and in the same subdued man. ner he stepped into the vehicle. Then, with the strange sensation of reliving their earlier drive, they were aware of the frightened rein and of the horses first forward movement.
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[-= The
 [psqu erade CT

px Catherine Cecil Thurston,
 1. ,tbort of "The Circle.' Etc.
 ,onvwrisht, 1903, by Harper and others.
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lie paused for second in the shad- oWy doorway; then. he nrur1 up>tpadi. 1 iy, drew the door to and locked il
 Ev" stepped forward. Her elimpse or hun had been momrntary and she had not heard lis voice-yet fine can Sci0llSness Of his bearing filled her with ! instructive alarm. Abruptly and with out reason her hands turned cold her heart began to beat violently ".Ioilu'- sue said below her breath
 For Answer hc moved toward hrr His face WAS hereft of color: there WAS look of coIlSternatiou iu his rveS. Come, h" said. Come at once | must take you home" He spoke in il shaken, uneven voice.
 Eve. looking up at him. caught his lr''Pl "H'hy: Why:9 slle questioned, Her tone Was low and scared
 Wi'hoHt replying Il" drew hey im- prr"tiveiF toward tAc stairs. "ti" y.4Y softly" la eommandrl. "Ea one must see you here"
 In the first moment sine oheyel him instinftiNe}H: then reaching the head of t'l, stairs, sine stopped With ole hand still elaspiHe his. tlle etller ela4&. ing nerFouslH to the hani>trr. slIe re fused to deSe"nd "Joha, she Whi<= pered, I'm not | child. What is it.: What has happened: l must kn0w.'a
 For I moment l.oder booked at her uncertainty; then, roa''in@ the eXpias sion in her eycs, he yielded to her dc. mand.
 Hes dead" he said ill a very low voice. "Chilcote is dead
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DINE BLUFF IRON WORKS

DINE BLUFF IRON WORKS
 General Founders and MachlnistA
 Brass and Iron Castings and Ma chine Repairing. Stock of all AIAno ard goods and castings carried n stock all the time. Locomotives. nD glnes and Boilers Repaired. L0na distance telephones. day. A76: nlgbt 334. Pine Bluff, Arkansas Note: We operate our machine shop bot1 day and night
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CHATTER 'NNNIN.

c fully appreciate Il great an
 nouncement We must have time at our disposal. At the mo. ment of Lodcr's disclosure time
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GOLDFIELD CRIES FOR MINERS.

Goldlield, Nev. Jan 10.--There is a very pressing need for more miners ill this district. The demand will be more urgent for the next three weeks for annual work has to be done on hundreds of claims. Fifty minrs ar- rived from Salt Lake City today, but as many as 1000 more are needed in this district alone.
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For several seconds neither spoke Eve, shutting oIlt all other thnI1ghts sat close to Loder, clingin@ tcnacinusly [" the mom"ntary comforting sense of protection. Loder striving to marshal his tdea>. heSitated before fhe ordeal Of speech. At last. realizing his re- sponsihilj'y, hr turned to her slowly.
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Gro Be Continued.)
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\. c. RAFFERTY.
 Timer. Roofing, guttering and all kinds ot slate and metal work, cornice and composition roofing Metal Roof Painting and Repairing. Handle . full line of stoves. Galvan- ized tanks. New telephone 309.
 S26 East Third Avenue,
 Pine Blu11. Ark. ks
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NORTH LAWRENCE.

North Lawrspes; July g., s-GhaTles
Works Canton. with his family Is
spending hts hn,sad ySsat,9n a,Snr at MRS pousher
John PhilDot and wife are visiting
with relatives at Leetsdale. Pa.
Emmett Ryan returned Friday from
a two weeks visit at his uncles. Frank
Worthing. of Barberton.
George Schneider and family and +,
Q. Fulton spent the Fourth In Cleve-
After several days visit with friends
In Akron L. c. Lawrence and family
returned Sunday,
The dwelling house of Henry Sheet.
near here. was entirely conosumed by
fire Satur ay m rning. The roof lgnited
by sparks from the chimney, Most OF
the contents was saved Both house
and contents were insured.
William II. Johnson and family spent
the Fourth with Mrs. Johnson's moth
or. Mrs Carr. in Akron.
RI Gu dren II Mrs. August Dittmar.
together with their families, held a
reunion at the residence OF Mr.. Dittinar
the Fourth. Only two OF the circle were
absent.
The rOllowing we're among those who
spent the Fourth at this place and re-
wife and son Malcom. of youngstown.
visited at Mrs. Morgans parents; Mr..
and Mrs. John Adams. Earl Gracy, of
Mrs, William Edwards; Alfred Minis and
family of West Lebanon and Mr.. Coe
and family. of orrville. with Mrs. Minns
and Mrs. Goes people. MIR. and Mrs.
William Hodgin: Samuel Britton and
family. at her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Arnott, Frank Jones, of Bay
City. Mich: and william Jones, of Allie
gheny. at the old homestead: William
Brltton. of Girard, with his sister. Mrs,
Robert Wlllamsi Don Miller and family
OF Navarro. with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Sandwith: Mrs. John John
son and daughter Myrtle. aud George
Frew OF Canton. with their people, Mr.
and Mrs. Frew: John Evans and wife,
Of Deerheld with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs Ezanah Evans; William Burke. of
Alliance. with his parents; Logan Hig-
ginbotton, Pittsburg, with his parents.
Born. Friday TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rowe. son.
Quarterly meeting services were con-
Quoted In the M. 10. church by the Pre-
siding Elder. Rev. Keyes assisted by the
pastor Rev. Young. Sunday afternoon
and evening.
George Kenney and wife of Knoz coun-
~, are visiting relatives In town.
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Bronchitis Sore Lungs,
Then Consumption.

When catarrh of the head and
throat is left unchecked II extends
down the windpipe into the bronchial
tubes and in time attacks the lungs.
Have you cough?
Are you losing flesh?
Do you cough at night?
Have you a pain in the side4
Do you take cold easily?
Is your appetite variable"
Have you stitches In the sides
Do you cough until you gag?
Are you low-spirited at times?
Do you raise frothy material?
Do you spit up yellow matter?
Do you Cough oil going to hodi
Do you cough In the morningY
Is your cough short and hacling7
Do you spit up little cheesy lumpsi
Have you diigust for fatty foodsi
Is there a tickling behind the breast
bone?
Do you feel you are growing weak
er?
Is there burning pain in tn,
throat2
Do you cough worse at night and
morning?
Do you have to sit up at night ia
get BREATH
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MINERVA.

Minerva. July s,-Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Cope and daughters. Elizabeth and Rue
Alice, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. M. Sala.
Mrs; Arthur Beckman and daughter
Dorothy, OF Courtland are guests al the
home OF Mrs. Beckman's parents. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Haines.
Miss Jessie Archibald, Of Sebrlng ia
visiting here.
Mrs N. d. Roller and sonfi Duane
are the guests OF relatives In Canton
The farmers and merchants of Minerva
and Malvern will have a picnic al Rock
Springs Park Friday, July ~
MIR and Mrs. j M. stewart returned
Friday from Darlington Pa, where
they visited relatives.
The Fourth passed quietly In this VIII
lasa. In the evoning the ladies OF the
church OF Christ gave a chicken supper
aud Ice cream festivA az the residence
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pounds weight in health having
een pounds
with tubercuar u
the right lung consolidated
difficult breathe chest caved In
extended stomach digestion greatly impaired
affected with other all
ment N a
but little encouragement which
made of wonder
die so took the treatment
different other treat
take and prompt effect At the end Of the FIRST
and better chances 70
months gradually
discontinued
slightest indication of return Of he
perfect health in
cheeruy recommend Doctor Pyle to all
disease People be referred to me any time
Very Respectfully, Buckner.
Pyle Miss Buckner
andbe a
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Symptoms of Catarrh In
the Head and Throat.

Is the breath foul?
Is the voice husky?
Do you ache all overT
Do you spit up slimeY
Do you blow out scabs?
Do you snore at night?
is your nose stopped up?
Does your nose discharge?
Does the nose bleed easilyY
Do crusts form In the noseY
Is the nose sore and tenderY
Do you sneeze a great dealY
Is this worse toward nightY
Does the nose itch and burnY
Is there pain across the eyesY
Is there pain in the back OF head?
Is there a tickling in the throatY
Do you hawk or clear the throat?
Is there a dropping in the throatY
Is the throat dry in the morning?
Are YOU losing your sense OF smell?
Do you sleep with mouth open?
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COUNTY BILLS
The County Commissioners met In
regular session Monday and apppyed
for payment the following bills.
Moses 81 Reemsnyder. burial or indlg-
ent soldier, $50.
j. H. Shearer, expenses on soldier re-
lief commission. S226O.
John Ellis. expenses on soldiers re-
lief commission. $3.50.
n. $. moses. secretary and expenses
on soldiers relief commission, f56.
Niles A. sponseller services In taxing
II. ii. Day services in county and
state cases. $50
Clerk OF Courts. $3.50
II, E. Leary. repairs on typewriters,
news Dem pub, Co.. advertisement,
si2
Thomas H. Watson, work on Canton
Pike township road. 1901 80,
q. l.. Sickafoose. expenses. Si223
G.. l.. Sickafoose. services on Fulton
road ditch. S2t5O.
@. l.. Sickafoose. expenses and ser
vices on county work, $500
Durbin Il Wright Co, supplies. t2D.
Charles Yerkey, oak strlnger. Fulton
ii. W. Poorman and J. p. Dewitt, pas
teur treatment. 800.
Canton Engineering g. Electric Co..
electrical work. sii.l0.
John q. Gerwig. services az assist ant
state highway com, N2
John =. Jones. temporary bridge and
driveway ON Fulton road, $50.
NJ. Duprez. planAing bridges, SS.
East Onto Gas Co., gas at court house
and jail. $3.50.
Canton Water Works. water rent for
quarter ending July LIST, tlli25. -
kcunn E.ectric Co. supplies. NJG.
John Adams. painting bridges. 10000.
Pat stanton. hauling pipe from Mas
sillon TO Fulton road. so.
j. Il. Dectz. cleaning streets, S2t.
ri
court house and Jail, HgU.
y M, Boyer. payroll az work house
Peter obringer, salary as secretary at
Keller E. Hun. second estimate dining
room and kitchen and infirmary. s'OJ0.
Lawson q Todd, decorating court
house, @. A. X. e. Eagles Sli5
Canton Electric Co. supplies. Ssso.
Geo. ID. Smith. drayage, ~.
l. II. Smith. salary as inhrmary Dir
ector and expenses. S78.l0.
Thomas J. Miller salary and expenses
as infirmary director. 1910.
Charles r.. Jarvis. salary and expenses
az inhrmary director. S7Oi5.
M. A. Fisher, drugs and supplies, t3s. 20.
NJ. NJ. Herbst. hanging awnings. $40
Hlrschcimer Bros, clothing at Jail.
E.25.
Kenny Bros. supplies at jaal. 81
Urb Schwertner. pairs shoes. 81
M. w. Oberlin, auditor cash paid for
freight, Si5.S5.
Thomas IL. Watson. pipe culvert can
ton pike township road. Hi0,
r. II, Wilson. sheriff expenses In Grim
inal cases. S50277.
II. +. Wilson, boarding prisoners and
jail fees. s272i i8
Emma Wilson. matron at Jail $50.
@. Siusser. turnkey at Jail. 500
The Independent Co, tax notice. g.
NJ, w Miller. Hardware supplies So 30.
Ncws Dem Pub. Co, tax notices. $40 20.
Thomas III. Watson pipe culyert at
Canton-Pike township road. $40
Baers' supplies 10 county office.
1880
Charles Dlckerhoof v month salary.
Ianitor, S32 60
Mrs Nettie Paar. u month salary. as
janitress. $3.50
James r. Campbell. Il month salary.
as motorman. So. so.
William A. FaSnacht. " month salary,
as tanitor. $3.50
Ira Clnuser. V month salary ss watch
man. $3.50.
matrOn, $40,
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PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT
c. G. Bow. Judge.
Alva l.. Deal. deputy.
ESTATE OF
James Robson. petition to real es'
tate. inventory and appraisement filed.
In estate of Alva r. Chapman. final
account and renunciation of widow
filed.
In estate of Martin Tobin, inventory
and appraisement filed.
In estate OF George Neiswanger. In
ventory and appraisement filed
In estate of Thomas Van Horn. sale
bill filed.
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Cured OF Lung Disease.

ILL.,, Nov g. 1905
condition
months which did
had be done before
Pyle. He cured
him when did would
others Doctor Pyle for treatment
T recommend his treatment" H. DURFEIM
Thirteenth street o.
Mr. purheim employed a Phillips printing
Springfield, Ill. May 22 1906
DR. II Pyle
called Office suffering from
cah of the nose
come from with n relic
began experience relief steadily
well
life [ can not say muc for Pyle's treatment
~ ~ " Yours truly TILFoRD C.
ployedln In
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ROOM NO. 1.
H. w. Harter. Judge. e.
CRIMINAL TRIAL DOCKET.

2631--ohio vs.. Earl Ritchy. Con.
victed of shooting at Stephen Donahue.
Sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary for
one year.
2625--ohio vs.. Grant Baily Con-
victed Of larceny; sentenced to work
house for 30 days and So costs.
2624-Ohio VS.. Charles O'Malley.
Convicted of grand larceny; sentenced
to Ohio Reformatory at Mansfield.
2611-Ohio VS.. Stephen Szasz. Con-
victed of grand larceny. Sentenced to
Ohio Reformatry.
261S & 2623---Ohio vs. James Gilhuly.
Case continued until next tenn
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2647-Ohio vs. Emma Adams. Tran.
script from Mayor Turnbulls court
filed. Defendant charged with cutting
with intent TO wound. ...
18394--John Willard Myers VS., Ida
Eta Myers and ortho G.. Deyore.. Pc.
tition for divorce. Shields !, C Pom
creme, attorneys. .
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CATARRH

which paves the way for Consumption,
Stomach. Heart, Liver. Lung, Nose,
Ear, Kidney, Bladder and all Nervous
Troubles Cured. and Cured to stay
Cured
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DIR. PYLE CURES

Throat Lungs Kidneys Stomach Blood
Nerves. Peculiar Women curable
Ailments catarrh Bronchitis
ma Deafness fsome cases) Head Noises Rhu
o
office I16 Soufbs Market Street, Canton,
BOuRs- O to I1-2 to q DAILY Sunday 10 ~
Evenings of tuesday o Saturday 10 O..
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coMMoN PLHAs coURT.

ANSWERS.
hln. Frank X Mullen VS.. John Keim
ct al. Answer filed w. $. Earseman,
attorney
1882 Ellis and Mcdonald vs. Frank
ii. Ewing. Answer filed. Frank Al.
Ewing attorney.
1859 Frank X. Mullen VS.. Mah,on J.
Keim. Answer filed. McCarty Pom
tius attorneys.
iS3Oi .-E Kaufman & Company vs.
Cheswlck Manufacturing Co Answer
filed Lynch 81 Day, attic rneys
1889 - ounson County Savings Bank
VS.. Lorenz zeiger. Answer tileu welty
& Albaugh, attorneys.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Otto ]. Hintz. machinist, 81 and Han
nah M. Drog. 18. Massillon.
Andrew Buchholzer. brewer, 20 and
Susie offner. 30, Alliance.
Albert w. Pfaus. miner, 29 and Ettie
Ecleels, 10. Canton.
Patrick J. Ross, street railway con.
ductor. 23 aud Verne I. Hoffman. 81.
Massillon.
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My health had been gradually fail
ing me for two years or more and in
February, '97, there was collapse.
took to my bed, we called the family
physician, who said my general health
was run down from overwork. raj
lied in a few weeks and was able to
be around the house. but did not gain
'trength and continued to lose flesh.
About March 1, consulted another
physician, who treated me for stomach
and heart trouble without the least
benefit. I consulted another physi-
cian,, making the third one, but gain
ed no benefit. [ then gave up in des-
pair, thought the end of this life was
near; just then, thank God, there
was a spark Of hope; a doctor friend
of DR.. Pyle's, who had seen wonderful,
results follow his treatment, called IN
see me and told me what Doctor
Pyle had done for others and gave
me hopes. When began Doctor
Pyle's treatment in June, 1897. | was
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RECORDERS OFFICE.
w. w. King. Recorder.
w. G. Schick. Chief Deputy.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Louis Fornes ct ux to ]. ID. French,
lot 9267. Canton. $l400.
The Navarro Deposit Bank Co. to
Luther NJ. McCleery. ct al, part of lot
1879, Massillon, $500.
Mary A. Cook TO Emma DeCorps,
lot i2505, Canton, $500.
Samuel II. Riley ct ux to Alice Re
becca Clapper lot 1886. Canton. $1,000
James A. Dine ct ux TO s. 8. Fohl
30 acres In Pike township. $500.
Elias p. Pontius ct al to Alton A
Pontius. one acre in Lake township
$500.
X. r. Wilson, sheriff. to Mary A,
vesseriat. part OF lots 1912 and 1913,
Alliance, S18l5.
Leonard Barge 10 Alva v. Wood
ward ct al, lot 1881. Alliance. s25O0.
william Weller. administrator to
John Baxter. one acre in Tuscarawas
township. $500.
Mary A. Cook 20 G. s. Wilson, part
of lot 1870. Canton. SIS.
Jesse Kingsworth to Henrietta
Kingsworth. lot 1882. Canton. $lOo.
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STUDY HER SYMPTOMS AND STATEMENTS
DR. PYLE CURED HER. SHE REMAINS WELL
Or. Pyle Offers to Give $4,000 to Any Person
Who Viii Show That His Testimonials
and Statements Are Not True.
HIS YOUNG LADY SAYS SHE WAS CURED EIGHT YEARS AGO.

Memorial Hospital Jacksonville Ill, Feb 81 1901
II. G. Pyle
a o M and photograph
pleasure testify ability Pyle
speak
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1901 i.--Saroah J. RalsUon, executrix
VA Iis Massilion Coali Mhfhg Co
Reply filed. Sterling & Braucher, attor-
neys
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1881. Clara SpranHL VS.. Harvey
Sprankle. Afidavits IN support of mo-
tion for alimony during pendency OF
case filed. j. w. Burrls. attorney.
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1856 Charles Shearer vs.. Alva 7. Ay
ers. Demurrer TO petition filed ~. ~
Reinoehl, attorney
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ROOM NO. 2.

r. 8. Amber Judge.
Argument Of motions consumed the
time of the court Monday.
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IN THE COURTS
COMMON pLnAs ooIn
NEW CASES.

J. J.. Wise, clerk. .,.
A. w. Agler chief deputy.
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of Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Hart, on the
hin. on North Market street The AFFAIR
was a great success. -.
Supt o. w. Wurtz has returned from
Putin Bay, where he attended the
Teachers convention o,.
Mrs John James and sons, of cleve-
land are the guests OF relatives here,
Mrs Frank Morrow and daughter. OF
Canton, returned TO their home Friday
after short visit with relauves mere,
MIR and Mrs James Carr and grand
daughter Flora Louise Foreman, spent
Thursday at Springfield lake.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Foreman visited
friends in Pittsburg this week
NEW BALTIMORE.
New Baltimore. July s'--born' 20 Aaron
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Legar Harvest ct al, to Frank Troup,
$ia8O on 9 II of an acre IN Alliance. =
Bank Co, of Alliance, 800 on part Of
lots 9ii. it71 and 147s. Alliance.
Josiah H. Shaw ct AL. 90 The Peoples
Bank Co., Of Alliance, $500 on lot S5S7,
Alliance.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.


8. 8. Fohl et ux TO Charles @. Fohl
5000 on 30 acres In Pike township
Mary II. Miller to Massillon Loan
& Building Co. $3.50 on part OF lot
269. Canton.
Alva v. woodward ct al 70 r. M
Woodward. $500 on lot 1851. Alliance
Eta May Ulrich to Massillon Loan q.
Building Co.. $500 on part Of lot 2OSs
Massillon.
Luther M. McCleary ct al to the Ma
varre Deposit Bank Co. $40 on part
OF lot 1879. Masslllon.
Alice n. Clapper to Dime Savings
Bank Co. 5000 on lot 1860. Canton.
Ralph 70. Myers ct al TO Rosa O.
Myers. $1,000 on part OF lot ili6, acn'
ton.