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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-26

Il wish you wouldn't hum that con-
founded tune" said the married man.
Il didn't know you objected to it,
my dear" said his wife L heard you
humming it yourself only yesterday
morning"
Il beg your pardon" said the man.
We'll, perhaps it might have been
something else owned his wife,
cheerfully, Il may have been mistak-
en-"
It's a wonder you wouldn't stick to
it, gTOwled the man. AS a usual
thing you'd offer to bring witnesses to
swear that it was the same tune What
are you smiling att"
Il didn't know | was smiling"
Yes, you were If you've got any
thing to say III thank you to say it.
IL you want to tell me that | don I
know what I'm talking about, why
don't your"
I never thought of such a thing,
dear"
I guess l know when I hum and
when | don't hum, and my memory
isn't so poor that IL won't take me
safely back a day or two. l say I
didn't hum it
All right, then, you didn't 1 wont
dispute YOU
You'd like TO if YOU dared" snarled
the married man. Where are you 60
ing2"
4 thought Id just go down stair
moment and"
I'm not fit society for you. Is that
it,
You were reading your paper and
That's another crime in your eyes
| haven't any business reading the pa
per, | suppose. Its a reflection on Won.
isn't it, Perfectly outrageous. I don t
wonder You resent it woman of
proper spirit wouldn't put up with it
q minute AnnabeI. if you laugh again
IIl-Tn leave the house and take nv
dinner at the restaurant If YOU had
told me that YOU didn't intend having
dinner until O'Clock ] would have
Staid down town anyhow"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Following Is q list Of the real estate
transactions recorded yesterday as fur
Hishea BY the Pensacola Abstract Co.:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-26

joshua had just made the sun stand
still That's nothing" they cried.
England is to DO the same by act of
parliament" Herewith he felt he was
notmuch pumpkins after aIl-New
York Sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-26

Dorando had a cup of coffee
the morning he didn't win
the Marathon. There a rea-
son.-Editorial, \. Y. Even
ing Mail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
LOAN COMPANIES
MORE LIKE BANKS

Columbus, O., April 2s.-on the
theory that half a loaf is better
than no bread. the building and loan
men from all parts OF the state are
pleased over the result Of a two days
battle and the passage by the house
Of representatives OF the Russell bill.
codiiying and amending the state
building and loan laws.
Passage OF the bill in Just the form
that IL same from the senate, without
the crossing Of or the dotting Of
an !. was demanded. but the house
amended IL In many Tepects and IL
must 90 back 70 the senate for con-
currence.
As passed by the house, the bill, in
brief. Is as follows:
Requires that the word Company
association" loan" or saving be
used in the name Of a building and
loan COMPANY. and the use Of the
word bank" in connection with IL is
prohibited.
Loans 10 members and others are
permitted The old law permits loans
only TO members, and the change per-
mits the building and loan companies
TO more nearly approach 10 a banking
business
Withdrawal Of deposits by check is
prohibited.
Provision is made for deposits and
Withdrawals by minors.
Permits accumulation of an undiyid-
ed profit account In addition 10 the
regular reserve now required
Permits investment OF Idle funds in
bonds Of the United Stat =. District OF
ColumbiA. state OF Ohio, munIcipali-
ties or other securities accepted By
the United States 70 secure govern
ment deposits in national banks, and
permits deposit Of idle funds, On GER
iinoa1e Of deposit, IN tanks and 9th
sr building associations.
Permits increase OF decrease Of
number Of directors
Provides for annual inspection by
he state Insurance commissioners.
Prohibits sale Of mortgages except
Il times Of financial stTingency, and
.hen only oy consent Of the state
and loan inspector.
An attempt TO strike out the proyi- !
ion Of the old Law for cumulative yOt-
ng failed. but Il Vas modified so
hat no member can vote more than /
o shares.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
TO TAKE CENSUS
OF OLD SOLDIERS

Auditor Of State w. ID. Guilbert has
sent . notice to Auditor Oberlin CALI
ing AtteatiOn 10 House Bin ss2 that
receetly became a law. The bill pro-
vides that assessors az the time Of
making the annual assessments this
year shall make a correct list Of all
persons who served In the United
States army, navy or marine corps
during the Mexican var. the var Of
the Reesihoa. spAnish-Amersoan var
and the Philipbane iasarrection. The
report shah oontAin their rank. the
eo0pany. regiment. battery OF vessel
In which they served. and their pres-
cat town and county. The llst u TO
b. returned 10 the aaalfor. who. BE-
iore sepsember I. isos. shall esuify q
true eces 81 the liss. alphabetically ar
tsnsed, 10 shs commissioner oz SOL
ss e<@iN&
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
Notice Of Presenting County Road
petition

Notice ~ hereby given thar a petiton
! VII be Dressnted 10 the Commissioners
/ a Stark County At their next session
June lst. a d. i~<. praying for the al
the ''spahEisr" and "P y. Trump,'
roads. along the following lines. to-Uft.-
beginning for the proposed change IN
! the Spsngier road az a point Ia
Of land formerly owned by y Ponfius
where said road turns al a right angle,
and WheFe 81. Elmo street IN CAnton
STARK County. Ohio. merses into said
road; thsDcc running due north on auar-
Ter section lns running north and south
ship 10 the southwest corner % lands
now owned b. J. J. Henry. and where
SAID road Joins tho p. r. Trump road az
: rtght angie. said road along the Inc
herein described being thirty s10j feet IN
With 10 b., widso~d to a width % forty
fH) feet, thus making the said read
twenty I1pl feet vide On elrh side % the
quarter ssctton line running uorrn and
south IN Section Thirty-fogr IN Plain
township which line said read follows
Besinning for propo-sd change on the
y. y. Trump road az the soufhwesI eornsr
Of J. J. Henry's land where sasi road
joins the SpaEEtsr road az a right angie,
and extending due west on ssrtian Iins
running east and vesf- and diVidfnz sec
tons TSenty-eight ~ ana Thirty-shres
txl ana Sections Twenty -seTen On aEd
Thirty-four 90 Plain township 20 ths
habdolph road nov known a. the Norrh
Market extsnsion- said road beins thirty
t5ol feet In width along aid d~scrfbed
iine 20 be vieened 20 a wteth % rorty
'%O feet AioAE s~ia m
spansier rod extsnaioz and p y. Tsum,
read alteration
Published in tks stark County Demo
erat April n and =. Nay sad r. EssL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received
at the once OF the County Auditor
mp iili noon of May 2. 1908. for put.
ting In a Pipe Tunnel at the Stark
County Inhrmary. the drawings and
specifications for same are now ON
fle AZ this once.
SAID proposals. are 10 be made on
blank forms which will be furnished
and-each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for $4,000 made
payable TO the Commissioner Of
Stark County which is to be forfeited
TO them In the event that the biddes
refuses 10 enter into contract with
good and sufieient bond when noti-
ned that this work has been awarded
to him
The Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids.
~ w. OBERLIN,
Auditor Of Stark Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
Ditch Notice.

Auditors omce, Stark County, o.
April 20. 1908.
Notice TO Lot or Land Owners.
In the matter Of the Ditch Improve
ment No. -. petitioned for by J. X.
Roger ct al,
To the Lot or Land Owners and to
the Corporations either public or pri-
yate, affected by said Improvement:
| You, and each OF you, are hereby
notified that on the Goth day OF April,
/ 1905, j.. X. Royer. and others. fled a
petition with the Auditor OF Stark
County, the prayer Of which IS for the
location and construction OF ditch on
the following starting point, route and
terminus. to-wit:
Commencing at a point In the out
let to Congress Lake 200 feet south OF
the Intersection OF said outlet and
the public road in the southeast quar-
ter OF Section No. IL. Township u.
Range S, thence in a southeasterly di-
rect!on to the east line OF said Section
IL; thence easterly across the ". w.
4 of Section l2 In said Township TO
the ". r. Y of said section: thence
nOrtheasterly across Or. Section TO the
Township line between Lake Town
ship and Marlboro Township; thence
northeastwardly across the N. w. "A
of Section . In Marlboro Township to
the south line of Section 6, thence
continuing In a northeasterly dfree-
ton across the s. W. Y Of said Sec
tiOn 6 to a point near the center of
said Section, thence across the corner
of N. W. z Section and eastwardly
across the ". Z. u OF said Section s to
Section 5, thence easteTwaTdly across
". W. y Section 5. thence In a north
erly direction 10 the north line Of Sec
tion 5 and County line: thence In a
direction a distance OF
about miles in Portage County 20
the public road running west from
Randolph 10 S. +. Pooles Grist MIN.
You are also notified that the fol-
lowing time and place have been fixed
when and where the Commissioners
OF said County will meet for the hear
ing of said petition. to-wit: At the
Of said proposed Ditch I'm
proyement fer the purpose of hearing
any and all proof offered by any OF
the parties affected by said Ditch In
provement, whether the said Ditch
viii be conducive 10 the public
health. convenience and welfare: and
the route deseribed'is the |
best route. ana any and all objections
10 said proposed ditch improvement.
Any application for compensation
or damage. or for any change of
route. must be in writing and fled
with the Commissioners on or before \
he day set for hearing
No further notice OF any proceed
ngs in this matter will be given
Meet AT the above mentioned place
Nay 18th. 1905. at 10: 80 a. m for pur-
bose Of hearing said petition and
giewins proposed ditch.
NJ. W. OBERLIN,
Auditor Of Stark County, Ohio.
Published In Stark County Demo
rat. April zs. 1908.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
HOW TO FIGHT THE ROSE
CHAFER.
BY II. A. Gossard.

The Rose Cbafer beetle issues from
the ground in June and within two
or three weeks lays its eggs in the
earth from one 10 four inches be-
meath the surface, usually in waste
land, particularly II It be of light
sandy character. The grubs, which
/ much resembles the well known white
grubs OF sod land, except for their
smaller size, feed on the roots OF
grasses and various plants. They de-
scend below the reach Of frost op the
approach of winter and in May ascend
near the surface and pupate. Where
practical, badly infested sod may be
plowed in late May. thereby destroy
ing many of the pupae by breaking
their cells, thus preventing the emer-
gence OF the same number of beetles.
After the beetles appear, there Is no
-reliable remedy, except fencing them
away from valuable plants and hand
picking. Sometimes they will not at
tack plants sprayed with Bordeaux
mixture, again they pay no heed TO
any kind Of spray. While they are
killed by strong arsenicals, so many
recruits are always ready to take the
places Of the destroyed beetles that
the results Of poisonous sprays are al
most imperceptible. Specially valu-
able plants. such as grapevines, small
fruit trees. etc, may be enclosed. in
mosquito netting for two or three
weeks during the period Of swarming
of the beetles, but this method of pro-
lection is obviously impracticable on
a large scale. Newly set clusters Of
grapes may be made safe by enclosing
them In paper sacks The most prac-
tical device for use on a fair sized
scale is an umbrella-shaped collector
made of cloth, having a hole at the
bottom. Beneath the opening in the |
or funnel should be placed a /,
pail containing water with kerosene |
noating on top. II the beetles above |
The collector are sharply disturbed by |
iarring they quickly loosen their hold |
and are precipitated into the kero-
sene. II may be necessary to Jar
.hree times per day through a period
)f ten days or two weeks 10 get a
.rop OF grapes. With sufficiently
arge collector one should be able to
ar a rod OF heavy grape row N less
han FIVE minutes. Some prefer
collector made by tacking cloth strips
o long rectangular frames which are
aid on the ground beneath the grape
ows. When ready for use. the cloth
5 painted with kerosene or coal tar
nd jarring is performed by beating OF
haking the vines.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
DON'T KICK the KICKER.

This Is a defense Of the Kicker
The man who kicks is the true de-
scendant Of the men who laid tht
foundations of our free republic.
They kicked against monarchial insti-
tutions, and they made their kick
good. The Puritans kicked. They
objected TO having their religion
banded out 10 them by the yard, at
so much per yard. They wanted to
manage their religious business them
selves. And they made their kick
, good. George Washington was a
kicker. He objected to taxation with
out representation, and with the
ragged soldiers Of the Continental
army he made his kick good. Long
before that the English people kicked
on being shut up in jsils without
hearing and they kicked until King
John was obliged to yield the Magma
Charta. The writ OF habeas corpus
and the trial by jury were the results
of kicks vigorous, well-planted
kicks at the vested interests OF those
days. And these are things we are
glad TO have. In France Rousseau
kicked against the theory that govern
ment could properly conducted by
classes and by means Of special
fayors; Danton kicked against the in
justice Of the regime Of which the
Bastile and Louis VII were typical.
The populace Of France kicked against
the centuries Of oppression which had
ground them under foot and they en-
phasized their kick with the mob and
the guillotine. As a nation France
kicked against the concert Of nations
which combined TO stamp out the
theory of a peoples government. and
under the genius Of Napoleon the
nation made good its kick against the
greatest armies and monarchs Of all
the then known civilized world. And
the institutions and popular govern
ment and individual liberty were per-
petuated.
And this is growth. This is pro-
gress. II is the forming Of the new
and live wood under the dead bark,
which scales on and becomes an
empty she'll Of what was. The prin-
liple OF life is the principle Of pro-
test II is the activity Of ambition
and Of effort.
Don't be down on the kicker merely |
because he kicks.-Cleyeland Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
Cure for Drunkenness
orrine Treatment 10 Be Used AZ HON,
Without Publicity, or Loss Of
Time From Business.

The best aid 10 temperance 10 some
thing that viii strengthen the drunk.
ards wrecked nervous system and cur.
his unnatural craving for drink w,
oeiieve that any man who really desires
himself By using orrins This remark
able treatment has made 80 many cures
that We are Eiad 10 sell II under an
II u does not cure.
II l. In two forms: No. / that can be
given secretly. and No : for those who
wish TO Be cured IL IL not only the
most reliable treatment known but IA
Is also the most economical as u costs
only 81 q box ana there n no detentlon
from the usual duties while II a cure
10 not Effected. there Is no expense what
prics In plain sealed package Write
FOR free b. kist The Orrine Co wash
inr-on. p, C.. or Roth a hug. Sp EAsg
TuseAraWas street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28

Golf playing seems to have more Of
a fascination for certain Of the ju-
dietary Of Ohio than hearing law
suits. On Saturday Chief Justice
shauck forgot all about an appoint
ment he made to hear a motion in a
case and went golhng After the at
torneys in the case had waited for
about two hours the Judge was sent
for and returning heard the argu-
ments.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
NOTICE.

The Stark County Board OF School Ex.
aminers viii hold meetings for exami.
nation OF Applicants for teacher q
esruncaies on the first Saturday OF ca J
month- High school lists will be given AZ
each examination Applicants for special
eertineates should notify the CLERK al Ieatt
ten days Oe fore tLs examination
Examinations Of pupils un,ser section
ezs X 8. VIII be held on the third
saturday Of April and the sseoE1 Satur-
day Of May.
Applicants should be present not later
than t;l5 In the morning They should
provide themselves with penhoideTs and
pens. The Board will furnish iBa ami
paper.
All examinations will be held n q
Canton high school building
7. J. TEEPLE. Clerk. MassiIlon-
CARL II. MEYER, Canton,
JNO. II. FOCHT. Canal Fulton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
johnson LOST IN HARDIN.

JOHNSON LOST IN HARDIN.
Kenton, o., April 26.-There was a
hard fight at the Democratic conven-
tion here Saturday over the question
Of allowing William Durbin, indorsed
for state auditor choose the delegates
10 the state convention. His follow
ers finally won by a vote OF 12O to
III. 'Durbin Is ranked with the anti
johnson faction.
DON'T WANT POMERENE.
Medina, O., April 26.-The Demo-
cratic county convention here Satur-
day, the largest one in years, indors-
ed Bryan for president without oppo-
sition. but when a motion was made
to indorse Pomerene for governor the
convention adjourned without indors-
ing any one.
A CARRIER delegation was elected TO
the state convention as follows: ID.
s. Norris. Howard Weaver. r. Z.
Cars. A. ID. Blough, G. N. Barnes, A.
J. Miller.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28

The nomination Of Charles Krich-
baum for prosecuting attorney on the
Democratic ticket seems to have
caught the voters like wildire. ou
all sides It is predicted that he will
have an easy time when the votes
are counted next November.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
Notice.


The Eastern Ohio cozl and Coke Com
pany. a corporation whose principal
business once u located in tbs city Of
Canton Stark County. Ohio. will take
Eoties that on the lsth day Of April Iss
nrs Clara IL Mldemsn Gled her petition
IN the Probate eouFt of Saaxk County
Ohi0. against said ecrporAfioH allegfn.,
IN snbstanoe thai On thf sth daN of
Ocfober. 1so7. she suhncrIbed for Ave go
shares Of the ca Ditai sfoek Of aid coFpo-
ration; thai On s4td date . esFtifeafe o.
sieek No " foE said nys 90 shares ok
said capital stock Was duly issasd By said
corporafion % ksrs that s4sa pstitlon
contains a pertinent description Of s&ld
eertineats. that said esrtiheate VAS Lost
soon after issued 20 her. that she has
never bean aois 20 ma The same. al
though sks has made dihssnt search
thsrefir ana inqldry In regard thereto:
that sta u the owner of said certinc4te
ana Mas a. tue time 81 ss loss; that she
has net assigned. transferred ar ans
posed 81 the sAn.s. and thai u had noe
he<n plsdssa g snysne. and prayin& that
an order shah ec made that said eoFpo-
ration issue and deliver 70 hsr a new
esxtlArate 81 stc>s les 1ve ca shares 81
she eaplt.i stess = SO corporrtlsa n
such elssf and fasthes rsilst ~ sh& nsy
= "a ss'i,ss ss:,,isn e IN III ,es ys~Ss,.s ss -
:. .sis I G., csss, ~ .ss issh sss o. A.s' ma
r..sSg r.SKgs &axxaM v,.s,s:,. vvssss.s-
~ss xs:i = sss Ss ! ''sss az Sssx b.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
POhERENE

The fact that the POnerene dele
gates received hye times as many
votes In St4-k county zs we're re
eeised b. thOse favorable 10 WeltV,
nA-<ez II the clear duty Of this con-
gressiO1ai district 20 support Pon-
srsns for gOserror first. last and all
the lime
And tais support can be gwen Eith
s1rh1saAs1 for POansreDe has the
ability and character to make not
s1ly n sSrOng campaign. bat II elected
ene Of the best gOEernOrs Ohio has
ever been blessed withal-YOSuEs-
iowa yiaciczIor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
DON'T WANT POMERENE.
JOHNSON FORCES BEATEN.

SteubenvilIe, o., April 26.-Bryan
men with II. H. McFadden as chair
man dominated Saturdays Demo-
cratic county convention, the largest
attended and the liveliest for years.
Bryan was indorsed for president, as
was Campbell for senator. also the
CARRIER regime. d. NJ. Gruber was in
dorsed for national delegate. The
johnson forces lost out in every move.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28

According to reports from Colum-
bus Judge Harmon will be a csndi-
date for the nomination for
governor at the Democratic state
convention. Judge Harmon is
one OF the leading statesmen
OF the country and is man Of rare
executive ability. II looks as though
the contest for the nomination has
sifted down to Hon. Atlee Ponerene
and Judge Harmon. The coming week
will no doubt settle the controversy
as over two-thirds Of the counties
viii select. their delegates. II Mr..
Pomsrene maintains the strength he
has shown up to the present time he
will no doubt land the nomination but
It must be borne in mind that Judge
Harmon has powerful influences back
ing him that may land him aNFinner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28

The Alliance Leader comes out
strongly In favor Of the nomination
Of B. F. weybrecht for congress on
the Democratic ticket in this district.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
BRYAN ANp HARMON.

Greenville. o., April 1s--The Demo
Gratis Of Darke county met Saturday
and elected the following delegates
20 the state convention: George w.
Mannix. sr.. Alvin Kerst. l. c. Kip
stine. Jacob Ebwine. J. b. Bant. Joseph
Echabarger. Ed. McCue. C. r. York,
A II. Judy. Val Stokey and James
Marker. The convention enthusiastic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
SENTIMENT FOR PoMERENR.

MecOnnellsviIIe. O.. April 2s.-Mor-
gan county Democrats Saturday Sc
leeted state, congressional. senatorial
and circuit judicial delegates. and in
struetsd for Ex-Governor Campbell for
senator. The state delegates are Al
Scott, OF Malta; r. w. Barnes. J. W.
Tannehill and J. b. hcLucas. Of Nc
connellsville- This delegation Is solid
for Bryan. and there Is a strong sen
timent for Pomerene.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
cally indorsed W. J. Bryan for pres
ident, and Judson Harmon for gov
ornor.
SENECA UNRESTRICTED.

Tifin, o., April 26.--The Democrats
Of Seneca county held their primary
Saturday afternoon for the selection
Of delegates to the state convention.
The primary was a victory for the
so-ealled liberal element and the fol-
lowing were chosen: Joseph c. Ar
mold, Lawrence Kastner, Joseph LOU
den. Slayer. Edward c. May, James
p. Goggin. Harry Smurthwaite, James
Boyd, John Shelhorn. NJ. r. Fry, Hen
ry Lucius, John Krupp. The delegates
will go uninstructed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
PROSPECTS
Continued from Page one).

gates were chosen 10 the state con-
yention as follows:
p. A. Stacey. Joseph It. Vance, Wal
lace =. ID. Yaple. r. II. Dunn. +. c.
SecTest, X ID. Alexander. John B.
Long. A. r. Wolfe. p. c. Leasure.
The delegates while uninstrueted
are for Bryan, Harmon and Campbell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-28
4 Reliable
Remedy
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Gives ksa<f a oasa
Il cleAnsss, so0tsss,
heals and protects
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