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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07

and 1874 in Taylor Land & Improvement
Co.'S Mccullough Heights, Perry town
ship, $3.50.
willlsm B. Kohr to Angeline War
dell, lot 80 in Agler's addition to Will
mot, 81.
Samuel Streeby to A. L. Deal, part
lots 80. Beach City, $500.
Martha T. McGill to Lulu M. Dea,
part lot 80, Wilmot, 800.
Henry NJ Parkhill to Mary Bowen,
lot 1898, Canton, $3.50.
F. b. Schlafly, Katie Schlafly and
John King and wife to V. @. Axe, lot
in Schlahy and Kings addition to
Beach City. $l4O.
V. G. Axe and wife to Mary James
I Lash, lot 4 in Schlahy and Kings ad-
( dition to Beach City, $175.
Elmer Switzer and wife to John H.
Beck, lot 10, Uniontown, $4,000.
r. C. Dickey to Frederick Fish, part
lot $500 in Meyer heirs addition,
$4,000.
Charles Bolender and Lucy Bolender
to Elmer Switzer, lot 10, Uniontown,
$4,000.
M. F. Bailey and Charlotte Bailey
to William e. Vance, part lot 45, Alli-
ance, $2OO0
Herbert w. Smith and wife to John
Thomas, lots %, 30 81, 20 and n in
Park Heights allotment, Sugar Creek
township, $305.
Jacob Baer and Elizabeth Baer to
Louis Lochnlen, part lot 500, Canton,
$4,000.
| Samuel Schrantz and Mary Schrantz
to James Noaker and Emma Noaker
part northeast quarter of section 1S,
Plain township, $5000
Isaac B. Foltz to Amos G. Meyers,
lot %, in Cassler allotment in north
west quarter of section 20, Lake town
ship, 800.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR,
Will of Elizabeth Eichorn, Canton,
iprobated.
In estate of Solomon Bair, second
account filed
In estate of Elizabeth G. Eichorn,
Canton, William Frey appointed exec
utor.
In estate of Gottleib Freig, inven-
tory fled
In estate of NJ. A. Weidler, Canton,
final account filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
peEFiELD.

Edgefield, Dec. S1-Roy Wight,
Huber Corbin, Miss Beulah Mellow.
ell and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wight
spent Tuesday cyenlng with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ulrich Huber. Music and
games we're indulged in. Luncheon
was served.
Miss Grace Cradle has accepted q
position with Atty. Nj. u. Aungst as
stenographer.
Miss Phoebe Kendall, OF Lake Side
Cleveland. is spending the holidays
W tn Mr.. and Mrs. Anarew Pontiui
on the Mt. Vernon farm.
Miss Ethel Booth is spending her
vacation with her mother at Paris
Miss Grace Knoefier visited with
Miss Margaret Vernon on Christmas
night
Robert Boone has returned 70 Ia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
DELINOUENT TAXES.

County Auditor Oberlin will make
publication of the delinquent tax list
before Tuesday, January and says
there are numerous people, who large
ly through neglect, have failed to
pay the amount due Stark county The
time for the paying Of the December
taxes expired yesterday but grace is
usually allowed so that tax payers are
given until January 20 to pay them
with the penalty. The law requires
that the delinquent tax list be publish
ed for two full weeks before the lat
ter date,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

E. G.. Engle and wife to e. ]. Shift
fer, lot 81. Riverside, Alliance. $3.50.
Thomas Kennedy and Lake Ken
nedy to John T. Kennedy, part lot
552, Massillon, $400.
g. w. Coshner to George w. Wise,
lot SO, Greentcwn, $500.
Isabella A. Lowe TO Max Geiger and
Morris Geiger, lots 1856, 1858 and S159
in Green Lawn addition, Alliance, $40.
Susan Kreighbaum to Norman
Wrestler, east half Of south half Of
the west half OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section Z, Marlboro township,
$1,000.
The Taylor Land & Improvement
company to Glide Ross. outlOts Al. 1873
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
ASKS PARTITION.

Emma Essner has commenced liti-
cation in common pleas court asking
for partition Of real estate belonging
10 the estate of Catherine Maurer,
who died last March. Andrew Maurer
and eight others are named as the de-
PENDANTS in the suit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
COURT HOUSE
FORECLOSURE.

Margaret Post has commenced suit
IN common pleas court against Gus
tave Blueler and Mary Blueler ct al
for the collection of $640.53 which
the plaintiff alleges is due on prom
issory note. Judgment is asked for
the sum with interest at 6 per cent
from Dec. 8, 1908 and in default of
payment that the mortgage be fore
closed and the premises sold to make
payment on the debt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

H. Albert Mcdonald, %, machinist,
to Jeanette Greisinger, 21, Canton.
Alexander Anderson, SS, stone cut
ter to Margaret Kirkland, 29, ALI
.ance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
DECREASED FORTY-FIVE.

According TO the records of mar
riage licenses kept in the probate of
flee, Dan Cupid was not near so busily
engaged in shooting his darts in 1908
as he was in the year preceding. The
records show that in 1908 there were
Just 1874 licenses to marry issued
while in 1907 the marriage license
clerk issued 1179. Generally there is
q rush before New Years day at the
license counter but only six marriage
permits were issued yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
SIZES ON A NOTE

common pleas court against Caroline
McCurdy for the collection of $139.22
which amount is alleged to be due the
plaintiff on a note.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
HARBBRT MAY GET THE JOE

Attorney Hubert c. Pontius who
was recently appointed assistant pros
ecutor, said yesterday that he would
Immediately forward his resignation
as a member of the deputy state board
of elections to the secretary of state
who will fill the vacancy upon recon.
mendation of the Democratic execu
tive committee of the Central com.
mittee. The committee is composed
of Joseph Munter, chairman; Emil
Kaufman, secretary; Fred Witter
James Gregory, H. B. Sibila, J. B.
Fierstos and Hubert c. Pontius and
will meet in the near future. 1t was
rumored yesterday that Ray Harbert
will in all probability be chosen.
RELEASED ON PROBATION.
Probate Judge Bow gave Charles
Rinehart, Benjamin Boyd and Leslie
Ramey, a trio of boys arrested the
early part of this week for criminal
offenses committed in the southern
part of this city, a hearing and they
were found guilty of delinquency. The
boys we're released on probation upon
their promise TO do better in the fu.
ture.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07

NiIes-To provide Tor the deficit In
revenue from the Dow liquor tax.
Mayor Naylor strongly advocates Plac-
Ing a tax on all marfiageabie bach
elors and widowers in the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
ANSWERS.

19157-Frank Babka and Mary Bab-
ka VS.. Albert Herdlick. Oscar NJ. Abt,
attorney.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
Ducking Laws Ineffective

C'ty Attorney Joseph w Chamber
lainc. 81 llavrc dc Grace had a column
letter in the Baltimore News recently,
relative To- the defects in thcd ucking
laws. n they now appear on the statute
books Mr. Chamberlain believes the
leading evils are,
Lack al protection 81 the SuSquc-
hanna flats 1t the proper time
= Chasing and shooting ducks from
power boats
3 Big gun shooting
The short space ~ time allowed
legitimate puuncrN t. reach the gun
nlrgg rounds
We take the following from Mr.
Chambcrlalnc' letter which. owing Ia
pressure oi other matters. We regret
not being able Ia publish IN iull.
The present ducking police or the
Hartford county side are gentlemen in
good standing IN the community but
they are not IN any way qualified for
the duties pertaining to that office. rs
neither al them are duckcrs or nj all
familiar with the water. The Governor
was apprNcd oi this at the time. but,
ning IS own language. they were
recommended by the local representa-
tive ~ the legislature aud IN sub.
stance. the appointment had To fol
low
Now what have the ducking police
durc To- advance the best interests OF
the lcvii mate duckcrs; Nothing They
d" not 60 on the flat, until the night
before the first days shooting No
vcmhcr r-:nd tncn what iors Simply
1" arrest some poor devil who has paid
his good money i"r protection. or,
some sporting craft. the owners oi
which have spent hundreds oi dollar,
in our community getting ready for a
lu'c sport. who. tp get favorable
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20

Cabinet position continuously longer
than any other citizen IN the history Of
the Republic he is also distinguished
from his fellows by the fact that he will
be the only Cabinet officer OF foreign
birth. He came 10 this country with
his parents from Scotland when ~
years old lie was first appointed Sec
rotary oi agriculture BY President
Mckinley, and has served continuous
~ since. Mr.. Wilson Is an ex-membcr
nf Congress
CHARLES NAGEL.
Charles Nagcl is native OF Texas,
but was reared in ST. Louis. where,
after graduating from the High School.
he studied law. Although in his Goth
year. MIR Nagel has held but two Of
fees. He served one term in the Mis-
souri, Legislature and was for four
years President OF the Council in St.
Louis. He is conservative man. and
is representative Of the reform, though
rot the fanatical element lie will be
Secretary oi Commerce and Labor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
A Dull Looking Church

In some communities one or more
churches present evidences of badly
painted extcriors The beautiful finish
and coloring 81 the l.. & NJ. Paint dis
tingui,hes church painted with it.
The l.. & NJ Pain, is Metal Zinc Oxide
combined with White Lead. and wears
like gold \ liberal quantity OF L. &
NJ PART !, given to every church
whenever they paint This has been
done throughout the United States
during past Is years. More churches
have been painted with l.. & NJ. Paint
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
FRANKLIN MACvEAGII.

Franklin MacNcagh. like MIR Knox
Is a native oi Pennsylvania and was
also educated Tor the bar. Ills health
failing. he went West, to Chicago,
more than generation ago, and he
has built up one ri the most profitable
wholesale etuccry trades IN that city
He j. an independent N politics, hav.
ing supported MIR. Cleveland IN all his
campaigns. aud lac was the nominee %.
the Democratic State convention il
1904 inr United States Senator. liz
has ucvcr sought political office, hui
has been very prominent III all move
mcul~ ipr civic reform
In rSph he broke with the Demo
cratic party aud rcvcr thereafter re
turned 10 the fold having refused To
accyp, Judge Parker IN 1000 He Is (;
great admrrcr 81 President Ruoscvcl'
and p stauuch advocate at all time, ui
the Roosevelt policies
Mir MacNoagh unlike the average
huSincs, man, j. q pleasing platform
speaker. aud Is much N demand a,
such lie usually discusses sncia'ogi
cal auctions He was born ON q farm
IN Chester county. and i, brother ot
Waync MacNrauh. Nttnrncv Genera
in the Garfield Cabinet and NmhaSsa
dor to Italy during Mr. Cleveland
second tcrm
The new Secretary +, largely interest
ed in banking and viii bring {" bear \
practical a. we'll y, q theoretical kuowl
edge ~ finance
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20

spot for the days shooting. happen to
go over the line 10 the shooting
grounds an hour or two before the
time fixed by laws O'Clock a. M. ON
the shooting days.
1T has been suggested that the next
Legislature make an appropriation
subject 10 the game warden's orders.
and employ more salaried deputy game
wardens to stamp out violations OF the
game laws What for? In this section
OF the State we now have two ducking
police for Hartford county and two for
Cecil county. They get from $3.50 TO
$500 each for four or FIVE days work,
end accomplish nothing. What would
be the use OF wasting the States money
in this way?"-Havrc dc Grace Repub-
licau.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
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See clubbing arrangements In other parts
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20

HIGH AND BRIDGE STREETS
EIkfon, Maryland
Long Distance Telephone 81
July li.ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
One, two and three piece Wool Suits,
Silk, Linen and Lingerie Costumes,
Silk and Cloth ENTERTAINMENTS for

avcrSc To seeking "i m,,"'"~
of,;cc, and are especially ave
serving IN the State l.cgtslai
can hard, he said to confer m!
and !, certainly brings No re-
tion ii a man keep, his hand
The compensation IS only
enough to meet the expenses
IN Annapolis. and Il the lcRi
unpurcha,ablc his service nira
zinc, sacrifice ior the State; ne
elected hi, business or probe
several months in the very hes
wear. and O. he is honcNu has
no pccuniary compensation
|, Is easy To- say that every M
he willing 10 make this sacr
most 81 us are anxious enoui
!, on the other fellow, 1t
oossiblc 20 find men who \
Tor the Office, il they have
siderable interests or affairs
own to look alter We all
result We all know how
t;ckcts are made up from
;ncs". and VIC all know he
nucn,ly Our State Legislature,
iula~disrcpute; .S a nuay ..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20

situation. That is the first need
s,cn 10 deyising some remedy. On
some remedy Is devised. somebody
bst be ready to make some saciin e.,
Legislative service, or we must . con- ~
\ government under the domination
,5c professional politicians, who are
=, !, the business for their health
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
THE GOVERNORS DISTORTION

r seems thousand pitles that Whe"
Ca"error Crothers finally an
/ nounced his support oil the DIS,
Amendment, he cou'u
-, make that announcement withou,
..sor,;no 10 subteriuges which wouiu
II, become any disputant, and espee'aiiy
one Who occupies his high positioh;
Governor Crothers may be a good Geai
- ,ol;,;cal Jockey but he is not alto.
sa,har an intellectual imbccile; he must
have known that when he unaer'ooN
Ia refer To President AT as an e
dorser OF the proposed Amendment ~
was shamciully ialsliying the reeoIu
Ne have no quarrel with the GoVet'
ar Tor his support OF the Amendment
nr With anyone else who desires u
,aLc ,h,, positinn. But it is disgusting
Lry,nd measure TO attempt 10 DoIs'e,
,,n ,l,at nosition by the most wretcheu
81 one who has taken
~ hrnad generous and just view oil
,.arn suffrage as President ait mas
-. III, Presidents utterance mas
h.rr ,ha, Of man who is too generous
=, dn the negro an injustice, but wh"
aI.n !. Too bic and Just to use the cheap
tricks ni the dcmagogue III oru'' "
,,;u the negro vote. we nave !"
dnub, that CrothcrS hnds 1t diii'cu't "
understand the spirit and ,utterance q
i ''''' q" "' "'n'ilai capital
GEORGE Won l.. MEYER.
George Won l.. Meyer, OF Mas,achu
sets, viii be on Of the two wealthy
men in Mr.. 1aii's official family when
/ he becomes Secretary OF the Navy. He
| j., president OF the Amcs Plnw Com.
parry and director IN many large con
Germs, He ha, been actively interested
n polite, ever since coming oi age
| I'll, first office was that al Common
| Councilman IN Boston lie has Scry.
ed IN the Massachusetts, House, Of
which hy wa, Speaker, aud ha, been
\mba> ,ad"r to Italy and Russia. re
! ,pcctuciy lie IS at prc>cu, Po>tmas,
ter General ni the United States.
RICHARD \. BNLLINGER.
President Roosevelt. the Rough
| Rider. had No. cowboy IN III, official
family. much rs he like, them. The
pacific and conservative TAFT has gore
hi, predecessor one better and will
name Richard \. Ballingcr. 81 Wash.
lngr"r State. Secretary ct the interior
Mr. Eailugcr was taken from hi,
birthplace Nirdcu. m. to larncd
Kan. when a boy and grew mp ON the
plains Tie earned money enough aS 2
COW punchrr To- take him through VII.
lam, College. from which institution
he Was graduated N the same class
with lamc K Garfield who he viii
succeed 70, Secretary OF the Interior
lie is now Commissioner 81 the Gen
rrul Land Office
JAMES WILSON.
i jaime, Wilson. who will retain the
portfolio "i agriculture, has held 4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
NINE ABLE MEN TO ADVISE TAFT

Senator Philander Chase Knox, who
will be Secretary OF State IN the new
Cabinet. is statesman by natural
selection" In early lie he gave no
indication that he was politically am.
bilious. lie was first printer and
then he studied law, coming To the bar
in 1875. lie was devoted to his PROBES
sion. and with the exception oi four
years tenure as Assistant United
States District Attorney he held no OF.
fee until 1901, when he was appointed
Attorney General OF the United Siatc'
by President Mckinley. Long before
this he had won reputation as pro
found interpreter OF constitutional law
and he is today recognized as the chic
authority upon the Constitution IN the
United States Senate. He resigned
from the Cabinet in 1904 to accept the
appointment OF Senator from Pcunsyl
vania. after the death oi Matthew Stan
ley Quay Mr.. Knox resides IN Pitts
burg and is member of the Lawyers
Club oi Philadelphia lie Is 50 year
old
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
I'D 6 co,
inc olOre and its Methods.

Measured bv space this appeal those who Judge
entirely bv quantity Tested by the kinds Of Merchandise
where greater.
We 'od fashioned" believing quality
rather thu price the best OF value. This together with
the service give gives foremost place
merchandising.
In selecting goods wellknown fact that there houses
in line that excel in the goods they offer. We
hunting these best houses whom choose their
best lctng from them tn that goolS sold
instance confined this market Hence that the
exclusive line shown in department YOU
those things which have not be,n carefully chosen
We call particular attention To the following lines all
which shown in the greatest range of styles
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
ENTERPRISE
MACHINE WORKS
GEORGE meQUIlkiE. Proprietor

T. giues, Boilers. Shafting, Steam
Heating Steam Pumps. Pulleys
and Gearing and General Machin,
Work 90 - -. - e.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-23
During the electric storm Saturday

During the electric storm Saturday
evening. IL. o. Christophers barn near
Hampden was struck by lightning. \
damage was done outside of little
tearing up in one of the gables, 4 II
owes also had shock of oat, strL1 X
and burned
On last Thursday evening law suit
occurred in the City Hall at Sarles in
which Harry Brumweli sned Joe Ball
over some plowing that was being done
by Mr.. Ball for Mr.. Brumwell, after the
jury was out some time they returned
with verdict in favor of II. Brumwell.
A farmer in Walsh county near Edin-
burg has this fall threshed field of peas.
The thirty two acres yielded 956 bushels
which on being marketed realized 81, 1872
so. The crop was given no cultivation
whatever. In the question of crop rota
ton peas may very property be given
consideration.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-23
McPhaiI-Br0snahan Co. La1

Jack Law of Hannah has sold his l6O
acre farm near Gallo this county for a
snug sum to Harry kasler He pur-
poses leaving for Idaho this fall.
Dan Dew and Peter Oke of Exeter,
Ontacio, are rusticating in the vicinity
of Wales. Incidentally they are picking
up few pointers on high class farming
On Saturday, Oct. 9th an auction sale
will be held at the farm of Joseph ID.
Meyer, three-quarters of mile north
east of Wales, who has disposed of his
land in this county and is removing with
his family to Eastern Ontario this fall.
The auctioneer is Ambrose kroetsch and
the bills out offer for sale 13 head of
horses together with cattle and farm
machinery making one of the biggest
sales that is likely to be held in that
section of the county this fall. Mr.. Meyer
has made arrangements to serve lunch
to all parties coming from distance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-09-23

Tom BotterwicIS of Milton has re-
sigred hls position as deputy clerk of
court and Will put in the threshing sea-
son running an engine in that vicinity.
Frank Deling has extended his Osna
brock line To within two miles of Olga
and may build into that town. if the
citizens are willing TO offer some induce
ments.
A telephone message was received at
Sarles last week to the effect that the
buggy and harness stole from Fred
Woodroe had been located at st. Johns.
but when Mr.. Woodroe got to ST. Johns
he found that the buggy and harness
were of Canadian manufacture and he
had his trip for nothing.
K. y. Fiugekvam of Fairdale brought
IN sample of Alaska" wheat the other
day from a small patch in the garden.
He docs not speak about it with much
enthusiasm, for it was badly affected by
3
en-. He is willing to agree with govern
ment officials that 1t is fake and of no
practical value.
Chas Morton, of Hampden, had a
lucky escape Thursday. He was hunt
ing when large flock of crane flew over
him. He was steering the automobile
with one hand and getting ready to shoot
with the 9th when he ran into furrow
plowed across the grade. The machine
took to the ditch throwing him out
against the left front wheel and break
ing a valve. MIR. Morton took the
machine to his nephews who lived close
and went in to Edmore and caught the
train home.
The Calvin Times last week printed
an extended interview it had with u S.
Marshal Jas. Shea relative to the tracing
down O! the murderer who assaulted
and murdered d sixteen year old glrl
Grace Burns, in June 1907, at Fargo.
The man to whom Z. S, Marshal Shea
traces the crime is now doing time in the
federal prison at Leavenwcrth Kansas,
but will he released IN August next
year The girl murdered is daughter
of "Nilcke$" Burns who is well known by
the people here in Langdon and at
Munich