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MERRIcoNEAG HOUSE,
South Harpswell. Ne.

w. w. Tibbetts. Manager
tSee adv. in another column.)
Nelson b. Gildersleeve. y. Y.
f. p. Burke
Mrs. E p. Cooper & dtr..,
Northampton. Mass.
Mrs. VI. Burke. Jamaica Plains
Mrs:W.H.Lee & d., Evanston
III. w. Kennedy & W.. y. Y.
Miss \. NJ. Kennedy. y. Y.
Miss J. III. Mitchell. y. Y.
W. L. Farwell, W. & d.,
Montreal
Miss J. l.. Roberts. -. Y.
r. o. Pennell. Boston
r: J. Sullivan * W., Lawrence
Miss a. X. Devine. Lawrence
Agnes Devine. Lawrence
+. c. Edgerton & W..
Meridian
Miss Grant. Fitchburg
Margaret Grant. Fitchburg
RoSamond Grant. Fitchburg
w. III. Ilsley x W.. Boston
Warren Ilsley. Boston
Mrs. {. Smith. Boston
f. +. Mills, Newburyport
=. F. Frost & W.. y. Y.
r. II. Hawley * W.. Brookline
Frederick :. Lee. ". Y.
w. III. Clearly * W..
Springfield
Mrs. r. c. Smith. Greenfield
Miss III. r. Smith. Greenfield
Mrs. Godfrey Schwartz.
Newark
w. A. Hickox & W.. Meridian
III. G.. Epps x W., Indianapolis
Miss Martha Epps,
A. VI. Tibbin * W.. y. Y.
Miss c. o. Gildersleeve.
Brooklyn
4. VI. Fits & W..
South birmingham
W. III. Van Iderstine * ".
Newark
Miss Van Iderstine. Newark
Ms. X. Furiong & =.
New Rochelle
Miss 4. Furlong. Brooklyn
Isabelle Clinchy. White Plains
Isabelle Elliott. White Plains
Margaret Elliott. White Plains
Ella Elliott. White Plains. NY.
George +. Grant. Jr.. * W.
Fitchburg
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Miss Ethel Garvin. Lonsdale
&: =. Parker. ". & T., Goffstors
Henry Eseher. yr; y. Y.
Mrs. +. ". Michigan. Allston
Mrs. w. w. Sprague. Sm'ville
Beatrice Sprague. SomerviIle
Marjorie Sprague. Somerville
Mrs. J. w. Murray. Dorch'ter
Wallace J. Murray. Dorchester
Frances {. Murray. Dorch'ter
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CLIP. COTTAGE,


Mrs. L. w. Southland. propr.
fSee adv. IN another eoiumn.)
A. r. Black. Maiden
Miss Beuiah Randall,
Mrs. I, p. shardlow. Brooklyn
Miss Edna Shardiov. Z"
Howard White h w.. Phiia.
John White. Philadelphia
Miss Anna White. Phila.
Mrs. J. w. Bowman 4 d.
Piainheid
2. J. Kra,rer 4 w., SomT
Chas. A. French & W, Som1
Miss Mary c. Van Norden,
Brooklyn
Miss Ella Nimpssoh. Br'Eiyn
= ". Law, Putnam. Conn.
Miss Jones. Hartford
Miss Marion Alien 4 a friend,
Hartford
Rev. Arthur Jamison. ". ".
DR.. Nvah VI. Davis. Phiia.
Cecil anderson, Phila.
Henry Fuller 4 a.. bloomfield
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds. ". ".
Miss Ethel bowman,
Pisinkeid
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PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
Peaks Island, Ne.

Hsiph T. Rowe. Proprietor
(Sce adv. ia another column
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE
Lena Hasseiback. New Haven
y: J. Egan. W. x g.. BROOKLYN
Shas. J. FEEDER. ". & =.
Paterson
u. Hubbeii * ". Cedar Rapids
Miss Dorothy HubbeT. +"
Miss H.Hubbell. Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Harenther. Springfield
Mrs. Ella II. Moore, Sp'gfeid
Lillian VI. Carlton. Spr,ng6eid
Chas. ". Tilton. Boston
!. ". Henderson. yr., Chelsea
a v. Cornell. ". &.
Lionel Frixe. Passic. ~. J.
r. {. Boerner x W..
-, Portehester. ". Y.
Augusta L. Bocrner. "
". r. Forbes < e.. Montreal
Mrs. Edward r. Baker. Detro;,
Miss Lorraine Baker. Detroit
Mrs. A. r. Turner & eh..
Isaac Phillips. y. Y.
Sue r Post. y. Y.
Elicn y. Humphrey. ~. v.
Philip II. Kress. Yonkers
y II. Croak. Boston
A. c. MePeake. Waterfowl
Nina Rufskky. N. v.
Helene Straus. Newark
Bertha Straus. Newark
;. r. Ihcis. Wilkes Barre Pa.
Mrs. Chas Stanley. v, Y.
Miss v. Stanley, ". Y.
Geo. 2. Clark. Boston
Mrs. :. r Curtis. Haverhiii
Mrs. " y Scheii. Boston
VI. {. Harvey n W.
Harrisburg. Pa.
Mrs. d. r. Kenyon. Sm'viIIe
Miss n, ID. Kenyon.
r. III. Timer x ".
81. Johnsbury. Vi
Mrs. Bader. Hoboken
Miss Bahrenburg. Hoboken
Miss Coghili. BROOKLYN
Geo. VI. Pratt n W. Newark
Margaret =. Nahoney. Newt'n
n. r. Mahoney. Newfon
Marsar-t v. khern. Danvers
El,ra1cth A. Ahern. Danvers
Eyelyn sf1m1ey. Randolph
Ida Fti.r. rcetcn
Ihcs. +. ~ Conner. ". ".
4 hos. p. O'Conner. N. ".
Miss a. G. FancIi. n. ".
lanes HsJg.0a a :. D.s-
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Miss Mabel bowman.
Rev. Arthur yamison. N'burgh
Henry Fuller. W. * d..
Bloomfield
Rev. Chas. Reynolds. y. Y.
Miss ;. h. Warren. y. Y.
Miss Anna Towie. Boston
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oAKHURsT IsL'D HOUSE
Cundys Hsrbor. Ne.

Mrs. ". NJ. Daring. Prop.
(See adv. in another eoiumn.)
Henry Gait & ". ". Y.
l., A. Rogers. Ridlonviiie
Miss Margaret Rogers.
Miss Marion Hall. Brookiine
X. Murakarni. Boston
Paul X. Hisada. Boston
". Yatsuhash Brookiine
Mrs. r. ". Potter. Brookiine
Stuart Potter Brookiine
Rosamond Potter. Brookiine
Marjorie Potter. Brookiin-
Miss Pearl Shervilie, Troy
II. v. Chamberlain a ". SoraT
Mr. Giynn & W. Boston
Mr.. Ashenbaek, " & D..
Elizabeth
r. 8. Webster 4 W. Newton
Miss Clara Webster, Newton
Miss Olive Webster, Newton
Mrs. Frank Stouemetx, Newt'n
Miss Emily Vessels,
Elizabeth
Mr.. Wills, ". & q, Elizabeth
Mr.. III. b. Brown, Boston
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Chebeague Island. Ne.
Charles w. Hamilton. Prop.
(See adv. in another column.)
geo; F. Taft. wife and family.
Allston
A. p. Bicknell. wife and fam,
Dorchester
Mrs. o. III. Burkhardt & son.
Newton Centre
Mrs. NJ. III. v. Seaverns,
Maiden. Mass.
Mrs. Ered'k Lane and family,
Maiden, Mass
w. A. White & e.. Roxbury
Vim. :. Wallace. Springfield
r. w. Higgins X W.. Br'kline
Edna l.. Higgins. Brookline
Dorothy A. Higgins. Br'kline
Vim. T. Lloyd x W..
Arlington. Mass.
Maud F. Abbott. Roxbury
Mrs. NJ. {. Perkins. Hudson
w. E Clemmer x W.. Boston
6. +. Farmer 4 W.. Springfield
+. W. Higgins; W & G.
Brookline. Mass.
Miss Edna Higgins .Brookline
\. r. Jenkins X W.. Melrose
Grace Hurley. Brockton
VI. J. Hackett. Marlboro
katherine Collins. Marlboro
%: +. Sage. Jr.. X W.. Boston
Miss r. r. Kelley. Roxbury
Miss III. l.. Cahill. Lynn
Mrs. III. r. Redican. Boston
Mrs. Katharyn Moore. Newark
NJ. Alice Moore. Newark
Laura u. Moore. Newark
NINA Moore. Newark
Miss NJ. L. Hurley.
Rockland. Mass.
Miss NJ. +. Hurley,
Miss Grace Hurley. Brockton
Mrs. III; NJ. Perkins. Spr'feld
w. u. nrayton * W.. Natick
Chas. o. Drayton. Natick
Edwin ID. Farmer * W..
Springfield
Miss Ethel Dodge. Beverly
Miss Ruth Dodge. Beverly
Miss Marietta Woodbury..
II. ;. Peare X W. y. Y. City
Willard {. Peare. y. Y. City
Miss J. w. Foster. Wollaston
Miss III. l.. Foster. Wollaston
Horac. u. Custer. Phila.
Chas. III. Munster. Boston
w. III. Ordway. Boston
r. y. Fuller X W..
No. Wilbraham. Mass.
Miss Mildred Il. Fuller,
No. wilbraham. Mass.
Mrs. Broadway. Monson. Mass.
K. q. Pullen. No. Wilbraham
5. Pullen X W.. y. wilbraham
Mrs. w. ID. Chase. y. Y.
Harold n. Morse. ". x d..
Putnam. Conn.
Miss NJ. \. Holloway.
Providence. X. I.
Miss Hatch. Providence. X. /.
Miss Ruth Whitman. Boston
Daniel Seaverns. Boston
Miss NJ. r. Ludivine Soyard.
Dorchester
Miss Celine C. Soyard.
Dorchester
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-cLEAvEs VILLA

Mrs- {. L. ciesves. prop.
fSee adv. in another eolurn.)
Mrs c. w. jennings 8 en-,
New York
Mrs. Winfred Buekiand. N. ".
Mrs Mary NJ. Pezrarr. ". ".
Miss Ada Csdmus. Orange
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Tuesday Events.

AT ten o'clock Tuesday morning the
water sports which were a continu-
alton OF the previous sports on Mon
day, made two hours Of solid enjoy
ment Tor the large number of sum-
mer people who gathered on the bath
Ing beach. The Chebeague band
played several selections between the
events which livened the enthusiasm
OF supporters OF the various houses.
Many OF the events such as the boat
upsetting contest for men, and the
dress-up race for men. were very
laughable and were greatly enjoyed
by all. In one event only did a sim
gle hotel capture the entire three
prizes which also counted nine points.
and that occurred in the mems dress.
up race, when the Bellevue cottage
contestants finished first, second and
third as named in the summary be.
low. The water sports, as in past
years celebrations. were very interest.
ing Tor the spectators. as everybody
was we'll acquainted with the running
OF the events, which were simple.
The boys put up some excellent work
for the cottages. among the most
noticeable being that of Frederic
Sweeny, who finished among the
leaders in all the boys contest. The
list below includes all the water
sports:
women's and girls so foot race:
three entries: Miss May Penfield.
Springfield. Bellevue. won first and
MISS Isabelle Wust New York. cot
tage. second. No contestants finished
Tor third place and no points were
credited for that position.
Mems $50 foot swim, eight entries:
hrst, Fred Stone. Boston. cottage:
second Henry W. Caldwell. Portland.
bellevue; j. McAvoy of Prov
idence. The Hamilton. third.
Boys so foot swim; ten contest
ants, Frederic Sweeny, cottage won
first; Robert Corthell. Arlington, Bel.
levue second; Howard Parker. Ros.
ton. Summit, finished third.
Mems dress-up race; eight entries:
won by j. A. McGilvary. of Boston.
Bellevue; second. Henry w. Caldwell.
Portland. Bellevue: and third. vii.
liam Royce of Cambridge. Bellevue:
In this event nine points were credi.
ted to Bellevue and the first three
TO hnish were entered for that house
Boys dash in water. John Ball
Athol. Camp Pequiog. first: Frederick
Sweeny, Newton, cottage and Walter
Sweeny. Newton. cottage. I'd: Daniel
Harris. Springfield. cottage. third
Mems upset boat race. Two teams
entering for the event. Henry w
Caldwell. Portland and ]. A. McGil
vary or Cambridge. finished first fol
the Bellevue, while for the Hill Crest
William Driscoll and Thomas Neiland
were a close second. This
contest was one of the most
difficult of the mornings sports as
the boat had to be upset. brought
ashore with the oars and not to have
any water inside. Messrs. Caldwell
and McGilvary made excellent time
in the feat.
Points Won.
The hotels or cottages or camps
winning the highest number of points
during the two days are entitled to
mold the silver cup given last year by
the CaGcn Raw Sfaan,hoa, 10 g. !.
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Miss Elizabeth Prince. Boston
Miss Ann Prince. Boston
Miss F. v. Townley. Elizabeth
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R9G ;,:,.,ll.!: I HOUSE.

@. n. Hamilton, Proprietor
(Se. adv. IN another eoiumn.)
Catherine a. Nelligan. AlIston
sara ". Stewart. BROOKLYN
Mrs. Andrew Cassidy. Boston
Miss Y. Mabel Cassidy. Boston
Rosclis Zuir, Brooklyn
Miss = ] Hutchinson. Br'kiyn
Miss =. ;. Haussmann.
Marion ID. Andrews. BROOKLYN
Florence A. Adams. BROOKLYN
Margaret {. wnsiow. Br'kIyn
Edith r. Meadows. Canton
Ethel ". Stone. Canton. Mass.
Arthur G.. Johnson, Canton
Mrs. J. a. Miller. y. Rochelle
Louise X. Miller.
Geo. Weston. Jr.. & W. ". Y.
Y. W. Bryant. ". 4 daughters.
Brookiine
z, T.. Sauit 4 ". Someryiiie
Ethel 7. Gsmmons. W.Newton
i. Ellis Cannon. BROOKLYN
Miss y. r. Du Bots. Somerviiie
Miss n. r. Holden. SornerviIie
Miss T.. &. Holden, Sornervilie
Rev. A. VI. Hiiliker 4 w.,
Lonsdsie. Y. 7.
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THE HAMILTON,

Edgar n. Paine, Proprietor
(See adv. in another eolumn. )
A. J. County, wife and son,
81. Davids. Pa
Cay VI. Fraley. 81 Dayids, Pa.
Mrs. 2. Y. Brigham, ". Y.
Mrs. X. b. Coxiord. ~. Y.
Miss s. y. Nichols, Phiia.
Mss ! ". Hope. y. Y.
J. J. Miller X W.. Pittsburgh
&. NJ. Cate 4 w., Yonkers
Miss Marion Leake, Phila.
Miss y. g. Wood. ". Bedford
Miss A. ID. Fry, Boston
{. Browning. Columbus
Miss Pearl browning. Coiumb.
Mrs. A. r. Allen. Columbus
Mrs. W. VI. Merchant. ~. ".
Miss Isabel T.. Merchant, NY.
Miss Frances VI. Merchant. {"
Mrs. II, r. Jennison. Fitehbrz
Miss Marjorie Jennison.
Mrs. J. a. Richardson. Phiia.
Miss ". A. Crififhs. ~. ".
Mrs. A. I. Grifkths. ". ".
DIR. ;. ;. Davidson & ",
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Points Won.

The hotels or cottages or camps
winning the highest number of points
during the two days are entitled to
hold the silver cup given last year by
the Casco Bay Steamboat Co.. for
period OF one year. The house win
ming this cup for three successive
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HILL CREST.

Miss Elix. Sparrow. Newark
Laura ODER, Orange, y. J.
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Exhibition Events.

The exhibition of pole vaulting was
the last thing given during the after
noon and was the center of interest.
Henry w. Caldwell of Portland, J..
A. McGilvray Of Cambridge and Will
liam Royce Of Boston were tied at
IT, in. No points were awarded
on this event
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01
MAKING A BULLS EYE.
IL Answered the Purpose and Won
Him q Dinner.

A Georgian who he'd the reputa-
ton OF being a wretched shot, re-
Gently invited the attention of his
friends to target painted on a barn
door, with a bullet hole exactly In
the centre of the Bulls eye. This
he claimed to have shot at a distance
of 500 yards.
AS his friends were inoredulous,
he offered to bet dinner on the
proposition. Upon the acceptance
by one of the friends Of the wager,
the chap with the supposed bad
shooting eye produced two witnesses
whose veracity could not be ques-
toned, and they testified that he
had, indeed, accomplished the feat.
So the bet was paid.
During the dinner, the loser OF the
wager inquired how his friend had
managed to fire such an excellent
shot.
"Oh, explained the later, with a
smile, Il simply shot the bullet at
the door at a distance Of 500 yards.
Then l painted target around ii"
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The Stronger Sex.

The scene is a woman's club.
whats this / heAr?" said the
first woman, as she lighted a tea
cigarette.
"Well, what?" returned the other,
looking up from her fashion Journal.
why, they say you allow your
husband to carry a latchkey now. "
80 l do"
The speaker drank from the great,
cool glass Of strawberry Ice cream
soda at her elbow. Then she went
on TRANQUILITY:
80 l do" But the key doesn't
fit the door. Just let him carry 1t
to humor him. He likes to show 1t
to his friends, you know, and maze
them think he's Independent. Now
York Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01
a. BEALL
General Contractor and Builder
Free Estimates on Carpenter,
Brick and Concrete Work.
BELL PHONE 1S39-R-6.
LEGAL Notice,

Legal Notice.
State of Ohio, Stark County, IS. In the
Court of Common Pleas.
Emma Dunbeck. Plaintiff, VS.. Olivia
Weckman, Defendant. Notice.
Olivia Weckman, one of the heirs OF
and State of Ohio, whose place of res
idence is unknown will take notice that
on the 2lst day of March, 1908, Emma
Dunbeck, as plaintiff, commenced civil
action for partition against her as de-
fendant in the Court of Common Pleas
of Stark County, Ohio, where the same
! Is now pending, demanding partition OF
the following premises situated in said
county; being part of lot NO. 1859 in
now known as part of lot 4S06 in said
city,, described as follows: Beginning
| at stake at the south line of said lot
T3 feet six inches west from the south
cast corner thereof; thence west to said
south line AZ feet six inches to a stake;
thence north across said lot 1856 feet eight
inches to a stake in the north line of
west corner thereof; thence east on said
north line to a stake: thence south
| across said lot 1856 feet eight inches to
| the place of beginning. Plaintiff Is
owner OF the undivided four-ffths. The
| defendant is the owner of the undivided
| one-lfth of said premises, and plaintiff
| demands partition accordingly.
| The defendant Is required TO answer
| the petition on the 18th day of May,
| fessioD, and Judgment rendered, and par
| EMMA DUNBECK.
| BY VIM. ]. Piero, attorney for plaintiff.
l. Published in the Canton Morning News
March q, April 3, 10, II, "a. May /. 1908
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Notice to Architects.

The Board of Public Safety of the city
of Canton, Ohio, will receive and con-
slider plans for the construction of a Cen
tral Fire Department and Police Patrol
Building for the City of Canton, Ohio up
until II o'clock noon, Saturday, May End,
1905
All plans submitted must be drawn to
a scale of not less than one eighth of an
inch to one foot, rendered in plain line
work without shading, and TO consist
of a sufficient number of drawings to
fully explain all arrangements, dlmen-
tons and construction.
The plans must be accompanied with
building complete, and must contemplate
construction with plain pressed brick
faced walls with stone or terracOtta
lines showing the requirements of the
on and after Thursday April g. 1908.
The Board of Public Safety will con-
slider the plans submitted, and also the
propositions to be submitted with plans
for Architectural services for furnishing
all working drawings, specifications ana
details.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all plans. BY order OF the
Board of Public Safety.
q. w. DUNWOODIE, President.
w. w. FIELDING, V. President.
s.. w. HALL
FRED s. TALBOT.
II. w. PAULUS, Sec'y.
Published in Canton Morning News
April 2. 3. l6, 23 May !.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01
In the Dim Future.
WHY so blue. ReggY z,

why so blue, Reggy?"
"Why, Confound 1t, l was goose
enough to ask Miss Dashing to be my
wife. l haven't enough at present to
support myself, so l must set the
date as far distant as possible"
"Oh, that's all right, old man,
Tell her you will marry her the day
the Panama Canal is finished"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01
No Time to Lose.

He was poor and enterprising and
she was rich but homely.
"Will you marry me7" he asked
abruptly.
"W-why, this is so s-sudden," she
exclaimed. "Give me little time to
-"
Cant do it," he interrupted. 81
need the money"
And SO they were married and
lived more or less happily ever after
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01
FOR RENT-Honses:

FOR RENT-Houses:
rooms all conveniences. N. Wal
nut St, $50.
rooms all conveniences N. Cleye-
land Ave, $25.
rooms all conyeniences, Raff
road S25.
rooms, all conveniences, N. Wal
nut St., 500.
rooms, no and cold water, Gibbs
street, SIS.
Apartments:
rooms all conVeniences, e, Will
liams, $22.
rooms all conyeniences, ouayle
Block, SIS.
| 3 rooms all conyenienees, Quasie
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01

Bellefontaine-John Ryan, farmer,
had narrow escape when load of hay
on which he was caught fire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01

Some men insist that woman has
no business brains, but there ls q
young woman who conducts a large
business and It calls for headwork
all the time"
"Who is she?"
MY wife's milliner." ."-Cleveland
Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01

Findlay-F. Tarbox, c. Purdy and
w. Wiseley all -, are missing from
their homes: have $19 and thought to
have gone west.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, can
be used for light housekeeping; rent
reasonable. Bath, gas and city water.
3O7 s. Cleveland Ave. Stark Phone
62S. 1-d3
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S. Cleveland Ave, s. E Cor. Ray
nolds st. Ida

EVERYBODY can borrow money on
household goods, watches, etc, on very
small easy weekly or monthly pay
ments. Collateral Loan Bank, Bel
500; Stark As66S. No. 800 w. Tusca-
rawas street. II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01

Alliance-B. w. Mizer and family
poisoned by wild parsnips mistaken
for horse radish-all will recover.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01

for mad dog supposed loose in Rock,
efeller park.
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LEGAL Notice.

State of Ohio, Stark County, IS. In
Court of Common Pleas.
Gordon, Defendant. Notice for publ
Morris Gordon, whose place of resi-
dence Is unknown, will take notice that
Minnie Gordon of the County of Stark,
In the State of Ohio, did on the 9th day
of March, A. d. 1908, fle her petition
aud for the County Of Stark in said
state of Ohio. against the said Morris
Gordon, praying for a divorce from said
defend9nt, on the ground OF willful abb
sanee and gross neglect of duty; and ths
said Morris Gordon Is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before April IL, 1903
MINNIE GORDON.
BY Piero q Mills, her attorney.
March z, 1908
Published in the Canton Morning News
March n, April 3, TO- n, "a. May /, 1908.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01

Canal DoVer-Zelda While, 10, dead
of intiammatOTy rheumatism.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01

Cleveland-Police still searching
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AT THE GRAND TONIGHT.

Block, SIT.
rooms and bath w. Fifth St., SIS
4 rooms, city water, z. North St., IS
Business rooms:
Store room, w. Tuscarawas St, 500
Second floor, N. Market ST., $50.
Two store rooms. w. Eighth ST., s45
Two rooms, End floor, s. Market, So
Desk room, End floor s. Market st.
The Alexander Agency Co., 200 g.
Market st. Both Phones 10. Ida
FOR SALE-Seal brown mare,
years old, good roadster. viii sell at
a decided bargain; also team OF
good work horses. Apply rear 323 N
Market st. Hotel Williams Ida
WANTED-A day porter at st. Ed
wards Hotel Ida
FOR RENT-Newly furnished, vel
ventilated large front room; hall en-
trance, use of bath and porch; finC
location, good meal house near. "a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01

WANTBD-A day porter at St Ed.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-01
Notice Of Appointment.

The undersigned has been appointed
executor OF the estate OF Elizabeth Walks
er late Of Stark county, Ohio.
Dated this l6th day OF April sesD0s.
l7ds HARVEY WALKER. 3
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18

If he wants to get ahead. Taft was
second in his class, so you can have a
fair idea of how he had to work. Being
salutatorian Is not an empty honor. by
any means. You generally u Taft
in his room with his books"
You say he was the most popular
man in the class?"
II certainly do. Taft was a born
leader. The men just naturally clus-
tered about him, just as they did at
class reunions, long after college days
had faded into the background. He
was a good fellow, and a fine one, and
the boys liked him"
Were you and he members of the
same fraternity"
mo. He belonged to Skull and
Bones and was one of the favored
members. Do you know" and Mr..
Feick leaned forward, with an abrupt
change of 81 think Taft will
make one of the best Presidents we
ever had. : His mind has been put
through a course of training that was
absolutely what he wanted. His cabi-
net was chosen long ago. because he
knew the men he wanted around him.
Taft was v a brilliant man. He
was a. plodder. but when he got through
he knew a great deal more than the
majority. He had the power to retain
What he absorbed. And another thing
to his credit was that there was never
a particle of %snobbery in him. Every
body was his friend s
81 don't think he has changed much
since his college days, as far as char