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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-06

&C. S. Cone was in Merrill on Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Ryan spent Fri
day in Merrill.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Alexander
have returned home from Hot Springs,
Ark
Mrs d. j. Murray and daughter,
Miss Bel, visited in Merrill on Wednes-
day.
Miss Estelle Heinemann, of Merrill,
was in Wausau on Thursday visiting
relatives.
MIR and Mrs S. M. Quaw returned
home from Hot Springs, Ark, Last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ii. G. McCrossen, who had
been spending week in Chicago, re-
turned to the city, on Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Corwith came horne
from the Oshkosh Normal school on
Friday to spend her Easter vacation.
Miss Helen Hudson, who had been
spending week at her home in this
city returned to Appleton on Saturday
Frank Mumm went to Appleton
Wednesday to get pointers on hurdling
from Mr.. Jackson's former associates
in the track team. He returned Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Marquardt re-
turned during the middle of the week
from West Baden, Ind, where they had
been spending several days for the inn
provement of their health.
Henry VanDreel and Miss Mary
Schilling of Colby, were in The city on
Friday, and it is recorded in The books
of John King, county clerk, that they
took out a marriage license.
Frank Mathie departed for West
Baden, Ind, Thursday evening. lie
intended stopping off in Chicago for the
purpose of inducing Glenn Meyer, for
mer Wausau resident, tn accompany
him.
e Schroeder, who recently sold his
meat market on Washington street to
Jens Jensen, expects to leave this week
for Muskegan, Mich, where he will
take charge of market for Cudahy
Bros of Milwaukee
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-06
B. B. NOTES..

Manager Killian of the Winona team
has signed Curtis Johnson and Con-
verse of last years Oshkosh team.
Converse is a pitcher and the other two
infielders and all good players.
Erickson, last years catcher for Wau-
sau, and the best in the league is the
property of Wausau, he not being IN
cluded in The sale to Appleton. In a
letter to friends in this city he says he
will come back to Wausau this season
provided he is not held by ST. Paul and
is forced back into class ID league.
His return to Wausau would mean
much to our team, for last year he was
the hardest worker among our players.
1t is quite probable that Dunbar and
McCauley will return to Wausau. Dun
bar was drafted by Minneapolis and if he
fails to land a position on the team, he
will come back to Wausau
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-06


State of Wisconsin, In County Court, Marathon,
County
La the Matter Of the will Of August +. Benz.
DeceAsed-In Probsie.
On reading and filing the petition OF Henry q A..
Miller, executor of the viii of August r. Benz,
deceased, representing among other thugs thst
sid decreased died seized Of certain real estate
therein described and that IL il necessary % sell
or cucumber the same 10 pay the debts and e1-
ueDses of administration Of said deceased and
5raying for license to sell the same and ~ APP
gearing 10 the Court that the personal estate IN
The hands Of said executor srs insufficient 70 pay
the debts and expenses Of administration Of the
said deceased, and that II is necessary - sell or
cucumber the said real e~tsle or a part thereof
for that purpose, and Il farther appearing that
all the psrs0us interested IN said estate, residing
in the county Of Marathon have sssented, ~
writing to such sale b. seid executor Of said
premises. and il further srsSsaflng that Joho }.
Uk0neski has been Only appointed guardian al
and has joined ia said ascent, ia writing 70 said
sale Of said premises. and being fully sdyifed
and satisfied 10 the premises.
Upon motion of Brown. PrAdf. GenTich and
Anderson. attorneys for said executor,
III + ORDERED that said petition 5e heard 81
spe<.ial terra Of The County Goun for Marathon
County 70 be held in and for said County Al the
court honse in the city Of Wanssn. On the 2nd
Tuesday being the lsih day, Of April A. d. ise,
al ten O'Clock a. NJ
II T. FrRTaEK oKDEkED that copy Of this
order be published ri least three successive
weeks before said day 6xed for the hearing Of
said petition Ia the Wkus&U PILoT, weekly
newspaper published at he city OF Waukau IN
said County and that q copy thereof be served
personally on John Van Heck3. attorney for
Mary /. Benz, being the only person who has
appeared BIZ attorney In said matter, al lea
twenty days before such day.
Dated March 18th A. d. 1909.
By the Court
HExET MILLER, County Judge.
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Rheumatism.

More than nine out of every ten cases
of rheumatism are simply rheumatism
of the muscles, due to cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism. In such cases no
internal treatment is required. The
free application of Chamberlain's Lini-
ment is all that is needed, and il is GER
tain 10 give quick relief. Give il a trial
and see for yourself how quickly it re-
lieves the pain aud soreness. The med
ic.ses usually given internally for rheu-
matisu are poisonous or very strong
medicines. They are worse than useless
in eases of chronic and muscular rheu-
matism. For sale by W. W Albers.
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First publication March %, last April G.

State of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
Connty.--ln Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the special term
of the county court TO be held in and for said
county, mt the court house in the city OF Wausau,
In said county on The third Tuesday. being
the both day. OF April, A. ID. 1909. at 10 o'clock
m. this following matter viii be heard and con-
sidered
The application of Yaleeha Hausske to admit
IN probate the last will and testament Of Lee
brecht Bohne, late of the town OF Norrie. ia
said county, deceased, and for letters testament
tary thereon 70 be issned TO Nalesha Hhusske. 0f
town Of Norrie, Marathon county, Wisconsin.
Dated March %. 1909
BY order Of the court
HEA " MILLER, County Judge.
d. w. VAN DOZEN, Attorney.
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Summons

Summons
State Of Wisconsin. in Circuit Court, Marathon
County.
G. g GILEERT. Ptalntan,
CFoRoK W. rLARK. ALMIkA CLARK. r
Toss NFqErR HARDWARE AND SUPP
CouPAsY. a corporation. GusTAyE A.
OSWALD and W. A. PAFF.
Deisndanfs
The State Of wisscnsisa. To the said defendants,
and Zach Of thesn
You are hereby Summoned 70 appear within
swenty says after service OF this som mons
excIusiy We Of the day Of service. and defend tie
above entitled action In the court afcrssasa .
and in case Of your failure - 70 do. gadgHsnt
vii be rendered against you according 70 TIE
csunand % the complaint, Of which copS u
herewith ssrved np01 TDu-
RRowx. PRADT. GENREcH AHDxEsoS.
Plaintiffs AffnrL@gs-
r. o. Address. WAnssa. Marathon 90, VIE
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Low Fares For Settlers, Chicago
Milwaukee 81 ST. Paul Ry.

Milwaukee 81 st. Paul Ry.
Low fares for settlers, every Tuesday
from March BIRD to April 9th, inclusive,
to North Dakota and Montana points
on the new Chicago, Milwaukee q Puget
Sound Railway. Rates apply to Haynes,
Hettipper Bowman, Marmarth and
other North Dakota points, and to
Baker. Miles City, Forsyth, Mnsselshell,
Lavina, Roundup, Harlowton, Moore,
Lewiston and other Moni&na stations
on this new line. Complete informa-
ton free from your local agent. A
Miller, General Passenger Agent Chr
ago. Ihs-"o
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First publication March %, last April

FTDDdLt N DLlCts
State Of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
Connty.--ln Probate.
Notice IL hereby that at the special term 81 the
county court to be held in aud for said county,
at the court house in the city of &ausau, ia said
county, on the third Tuesday (bsiDg the both
day) OF April A. ID. 1909 at ten o'clock H. in., the
following matter will be heard aud considered:
The application ~ William GirdwOOd for the
appointment of said William GirdwOOd of the
Sarah Bennett, late of the city Of Wausan, ia
said county. deceased.
Dated March ~, 1893.
BE- order of the court
HEsRY MILLER, County Judge.
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nR. TURBIN
Of Berlin Germany the Expert Specialist and Surgeon
who has visited our city for the
viii
Wausau, at Hotel Bells, Wednesday, April 7
HOURS. 9 A. Nj. TO M,
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
treat Rheumatism, Enlarged Veins, Fistula Piles
other Rectal Diseases Kidney Bladder and Lingering Ailments
MAKE NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
whether you take treatment or not.


whether you take treatment
want afflicted explain
to him my method of curing these all
those who have become dissatisfied will
explain to why have
your entire satisfaction why safely quickly
nent My counsel will cost nothing but charges for perfect
cure will be reasonable and than you viii willing
the benefits conferred win by You would YOU
me our
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First publication March &C. last April 20.
In circnit court Marathon county State ~
Wisconsin.
Min ME Caroline Seward.
W. Plaintiff,
Theodore Seward.
Defendant
STATE or WISCONSIN to the snid defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons,
elusive u the day of service. and defend the
above entitled action IN the court Aforesaid, aud
ia case 81 your failure to so do, indRmsnt will
be rendered against you according to the de
nands Of the complaint, Of which n copy Is here-
with served upon You.
RKoSER K RIsGLE
Plaintiff = ATTORNEYS.
=. O. address, Wausau. Marathon Comfy, Wis
cousin.
NOTE: The defendant nerein will please take
notice that the summons and complaint 10 the
above entitled action lile In the Office 81
the clerk Of the circuit court for Marathon
County.
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Palmo Tablets

transform weak, broken-down, nerv-
Gus wrecks into magnificent types of
physical perfection. They restore
the nerves and kidneys to their normal
conditions and make you look and
feel years younger. Guaranteed. 30
cents. Book Free. The s. K. Teil
Co., Cleveland, o.
For sale bv w w Alhers druggist
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Whist and Cinch-PPrTGISg rs'' y i and
Cards for sale at the P,roT Office.

The Place to eisI gEf Gi@i G@'s sa 70
the Puor Office. The finest stationery, aud
the quickest aud best Of work. Call aud get
prices.
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First publication March Is, LAST March 30.
Probate Notice,

LiODabC kOb4tSf
State of Wisconsin, In County Court, Marathon,
County.
ar..sox - 81 tufI q papz
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25
ALLIANCE BRIEFS.

W. X. Sheckler, whose grocery was
badly damaged by fire Monday, has
opened a temporary store in the Free
building adjacent.
THE Race for Congress" was pre-.
sented Wednesday evening at the Co.
lumbia theatre by local talent
Joseph Grant is moving from State
street to a residence just completed
near Marlboro.
Rev. Woodruff, a former Lutheran
pastor here, but late of Lorain, was
a city visitor Wednesday.
Rev. Fred Nichols, for several years
pastor of the Christian church in AL
lance, has accepted a call to Shelby.
Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline
Allott, mother of B. C. Allott of AL
lance, were held Wednesday at Hub
bard
Local shipments Wednesday includ-
ed four cars from the Morgan Engi-
neering company for Utah, and eight
Car loads from the Alliance Machine
company to Johnstown, Pa.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held Thursday evening at the Chris
tian church. The several local pastors
will take part. Special music will be
given.
]. A. Stambaugh of this city will
give his lecture on "Andersonville
Prison" at Sebring Thursday evening
Mrs Martha Ford, aged ninety years,
a we'll known colored resident Of Da-
mascus, died wednesday. Funeral SER
vices Friday
John Greenwalt and Miss Maggie
Miller, both of Berlin Center, were
married Tuesday by Rev. George, ziql
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Alice M. Edwards ct yir. to Agnes
L. Heggy, lot 14647, Canton, 5000.
Kathryn A. Sponseller ct yir. to Jen-
ME S. Snyder, lot 14497, Canton, S12O0
Frank L. Sheatzley ct ux. to George
Borceman, lot 10308, Canton, $500.
Fred A. Tolston to Alexander and
Marie Castia, lot 1926, Canton, 1915.
VIM. F. Cook 10 Mary Z. Bierbrier,
lot II. North Park addition No. 2,
Canton, $3.50.
Louis K. Kaufman ct ux. to John
and Fred Burllhardt, lots 1929 and
1870, Canton, $500.
Belinda ]. Raft to Carl Witsch ct
ux., lot 344, Highland Terrace, Can
ton, S120
David Martin to Fred Knutti ct ux,,
1895 acres, Tuscarawas township,
$3.50.
w. P. Strong ct ux. TO S. 1. Mid
. dleton, lot 2405, Alliance, $1250.
Daniel T. Beckley to David Schweis-
berger, part outlot COS, Crystal Park
addition, Canton. 81.
Isaac Hershey ct ux. to John c..
Boutwell,, lots 91S2, 91S3, 9184, 91S6,
$500 and 9219, Canton, $500.
John C. Boutwell, ct ux. to H. H..
Parkhill, lots 91S2, 91SS, 91S4 and
91S6, Canton, 81.
Clarence e. Alexander ct ux. to Ed
ward v. and Elisa Laigle, lot 1925,
Canton, $500.
Mary Shearer ct al. to the Lime G.
Clay Product company, 99-10O acres,
Pike township, S374.75.
The Lime & Clay Product company
to the Canton Lime G. Fertilizer com
pany, 4 99-1O0 acres, Pike township, 81.
Emily A. Roberts TO e. Roy Roberts,
lots $3.50 and 1854, Canton, $3.50.
Philip j. Borrower to Harry P.
Pomerene, part of lot 26S, Canton, 81.
jackson w. Pontius ct al. TO James
A. and Olivia LeBeau, lots 1S4-5, The
obalds addition, New Berlin, $40.
Iva C. Cock ct al. TO Anna Spratt
Miller, Let 1924, Alliance, $700.
Rosa t. Mcguire ct al. to Mortimer
]. Shea. part of lot 271, Canton, 81.
The Sugar Creek & Northern R. II.
and b. A. worthington, its receiver,
20 the w. & L. E r.. R. Co., a right
OF way from Bolivar TO orrville.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25
NEWS Of COURTS

Charles L. Oyer, guardian of Mrs.
Elizabeth Farber, has begun suit in
common pleas court to have set aside
as null and void a quit claim deed
signed by Mrs. Farber, prior to the
guardianship, and also a paper by
which she waived all right and inter
est in personal property. The action
is against James Farber, Sarah Mot
tice and Clara B. Van Voorhees,. 1t
is claimed that Mrs. Farber gave the
defendants quit claim deed for all
of her rights in the estate of her late
husband, Oliver Farber, when she was
not capable of conducting business
transaction.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25

Ruching put up 6 neck lengths in a
box, 25c values, Fri. only lie.
Women's 15c embroidery laundered
collars, all sizes, Fri. each 7c.
Lot Of fancy cotton and linen Iaces,
worth to 10c yard, special &c.
Lot of beaded trimmings, slightly
damaged, worth 25c yd., Fri. Sc.
Knit muffIers, made of good quality
all colors and sizes, each 19c.
Another big lot of these mems all
linen handkerchiefs, values to
25c, at lie.
Women's fine quality cambric hand
kerchiefs, &c values while 100 dz.
last Sc.
Remick's favorite college songs,
reg, SOC folio at 1-2 price Fri. 25c.
Thekey West Cigar, best value ev-
er offered, worth So box, Friday
box of so, S1.1s.
Putz cream, liquid metal polish, IL
pit, can, reg. 19c, Fri. 2 for 25c.
Elite imported enameled sauce pans
covered, 3 at. reg. 79c, spe. 29c.
Mays broken coffee mild and de-
licious reg, 1Sc spec, Fri. 15e.
Mays oolong and gun powder tea,
reg. 39c Friday only 29e ID.
Poppy ware whipped cream bowls,
reg, price 75c, Fri only Csc set.
Thin blown table tumbIers, needle
etched, reg. s5c. Fri. spe. 75e dz.
Gas reading handsome glass shaaes,
reg. 50 TO $3.50. choice, $3.es.
Blue flemish beer stelns, regular
price 25c, Fri, spec, 1sc each.
Tapestry portiers with persian band
borders, all eolors. $4 val, 1895.
Lace Curtains in white and ecru,
reg. $1.75 values, Friday $1.f9.
Mems perbles, red, brown. gray and
blk. all sizes, reg. So, Fri, $1.oo.
Boys caps, large assortment. inside
fur band, reg. price soc. Fri. 25e.
Choice Of a lot of Upright Pianos,
worth $500 each, Epe. day, $f25.
speetaeles or eye glasses for read
ing, etc, values to $3.50, Fri ia5e.
20 inch satin foulard, "a in. penga-
line, etc, values 75c yd. Fri 3sc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25

invisible, reg, 10c, Fri. 6 for 25c.
Nine. Louise, combination spool
holder, all colors, reg. 25c, spe 17c
Anglo silk so yd. spools premier
safety pins, etc, values Sc each,
Friday, 3 articles Sc.
Lyons tooth powder, recommend
ed by leading physicians, Csc
size, 12e.
Violet taIeum powder, oval & round
boxes, reg. 12c, Friday Sc.
Mercks sodium phosphate, regular
ly sold for 1Sc Friday only 12o.
Palm olive soap, an excellent skin
soap, reg, 10c, Friday only SC.
Alarm clocks, full nickle case, val.
uplto Csc, Friday Gee.
Wood to burn, collar & cuff boxes,
work boxes, etc, val. to 35c,
Friday 1se.
200 Cluny lace center pieces, Flor.
entine and flower designs, val.
s3.9s at $1.5s.
20 dozen scarfs and squares. regu-
larly sold for 25c, Fri. only 19e.
Girls winter coats, cut high, regu.
lar s4.Oo values, Fri. at si.ss.
children's fur sets, dainty little
purse attached, 81 values At csc.
Women's panama serge, broadeloth
and one-piece dresses, $40 values
$4.s5.
Women's all wool panama skirts,
blk, and colors, reg, IS, spe, st.9s.
Fur searfs, muffs and ties, long and
short brook minks, IS choice S2.e5
Women's all wool new suits, reg.
$l9.5O suits Friday only $e.75.
Women's gray pony sweater coats,
reg. 81 values, Friday only 49e.
Taffeta silk, messaline, all new
styles, all new colors reg, SO at
S1.95.
Women's full length blk. and CO.
vert coats, reg. $40 val. at $500.
White and linen colored llnon and
lingerie waists, res. $3.50 Fri. acc
Fell's naptha laundry soap, on sale
for Friday only. 10 bars for ssc.
Home use toilet PAGER, best quality
on the market Ell 10 rolls Zoe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25
Breezy Briefs About Ohio

WAPAKONETAl las a. sequel to the
death by bullet wound in the home
of Mrs. Lillian Md'arland. October %,
of Miss Nellie HaHis daughter Of for
mer Congressman stephen Harris of
Bucyrus. o.. Mrs. Mcfarland was ar
rested on an indnity warrant,
49,
BELLEFoNTAN NE-webb Boone
DeGraff high schIol pupil, while en-
gagged in football practice, was Grip
pied, perhaps, Permanently, In a
scrimmage his Ids were broken, the
bone OF the lowd left leg protruding
through the hesH The school board
has Cancelled all ture games.
-
AKRON--An ehire city block, now
occupied by ten hrge business build
ings in the heaisaof the city, will be
the site of ma Imoth milling plant,
to be erected by be Quaker Oats COM
pany, it is ammo heed.
~
UPPER SANDcSKY--Lovell Clark,
twenty years oil, shot and perhaps
fatally wounded himself while hunt
ing.
-
COLUMBUS-A damage verdict of
large proportions was sustained by
the supreme court IN the case of Nor
ton r. Coulter AGAINST the Erie Rail-
way company. Coulter was employed
as railway ma clerk on the Erie,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25

Yard wiGe black messalines, well
worth 81 tomorrow yard 5se.
Yard wide danish cloth, We have ev-
cry color, SO in. wide at 1sc yd.
$50 dozen mems flanelette Night
Robes, the reg 81 grade, spe. csc.
Mems underwear, the fieecy kind
reg. 75c quality, Fri. only 44c.
Mems shirts, all new patterns, reg.
selling price s1.50, Fri, 69c.
Babies white bear skin bonnets,
corded edge, spe. for Fri, 22c.
Babies worsted wells, fancy knit,
19c values spec. Friday at 1oc.
Children's 'flanelette night drawers,
reg. 39c, Friday at 2ec.
Babies hand crochet worsted
saeques, specially priced for
Friday 22c.
Women's lanelette night gowns,
fancy stripes, spe. for Fri, 42e.
Amoskeag gingham aprons made on
bands, reg. 29c, on sale Fri, 1se.
Odd lot of night gowns, embroidery
and lace trimmed, reg. 79c at 4ee.
Long klmonos OF challie in persian
designs reg. $16S special $1.1s.
School and kncck-about hats for
children reg, $3.50 values at sec.
Wings, fancy feathers, coques,
qulIls, flowers, etc, $1.75 val. 25c.
Real soisettes, all leading colors,
reg. 25c quail yd. Friday 1ec.
Cotton batting, clean and sanitary
made. reg. 121sc quality at &c yd.
Pettleoat flanneIettes, all colors,
never sold less than Sc yd. spe Sc
Christy pictures, size 16x2O, over 40
subjects, reg. $1.25, Friday Ysc.
Doll PerambuIators, reg. selling
price $s special, Friday $4.s5.
Steamer rugs, just the thing for au-
tomobile ETC.. reg. $3.50, spe. S2.4s
children's & Misses 4Oo and soc
storm or regular cut rubbers,
Friday zoe.
Women's 60c rubbers in storm or
reg. cut, reg. sizes 2lz 10 2 sec.
Children's patent leather ana vici
Kid button & lace shoes at zee.
Jonn J, clark's 200 yard spool cot
ton, blk. and white, Friday ee.
Treated fibre hair nets, all over and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25

All wool smyrna reversible rugs,
size 36x72 reg. $3.50, at $3.50.
Brussels rugs, bright and new, size
9x12, regular $3.50, spec, $12.6s.
New drop head sewing machines,
regular $25, spec. Fri. only, $11.ss
Boys school pants, a big new lot
of dark patterns, sc kind Fri. 2se.
Boys coat sweaters, heavy quality,
regular S5c garments, spec. 45e.
DIR. Wrights health underwear for
boys, regular price SOC, spec. 37e.
500 boys school suits in heavy cas-
simeres and cheviots, reg. So
at $685..
Boys overeoats in dark gray and
blk, reg. IS and Sc values, 1885.
English long cloth, yard wide, per-
feet goods, 121sc grade, yd. 7e.
Teddy Bear Blankets best make,
reg. 75c. quality, day sec each.
Mems $3.50 Shoes, all styles, all
feathers, all sizes, Friday $1.6s.
Boys $500 Shoes, blucher and lace,
sizes l to 51s, Friday s1.39.
Hanging hall racks, English oak,
reg. S1.75 Friday spec. $1.19.
Mirrors, large massive frames, reg.
price $500, Friday spec, $4.25.
Drsssers, quartersawed oak, French
plate mirror, reg. $3.50 for S11.75
$100 2-olasp imported dress kid
gloves, all sizes, Fri. only sec.
39c 2-clasp silk lined cashmere
gloves, all sizes blk. etc, 27o.
Childrep's 25c to SOC ribbed fleece
lined vests & pants, special 19c.
Women's SOC ribbed fleece lined
vests and pants, all sizes Fri, 33e
Boys and girls school hose, 15c to
25e values all sizes at &c.
Women's 16c ana 19c plain and
ribbed top seamless cotton hose,
&c.
Children's soc school umbrellas, all
sizes, rainproof, Friday, SIC.
Imitation stained glass, always sold
for 35c and soc Friday yard zee.
All silk tafseta ribbons s1s inches
wide. Ice values yd, 1875.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-11-25

running between Meadville, Pa, and
Chicago. The train was wrecked near
Marion, and he was injured. He sued
the company for $4,000, and obtained
a verdict in the Columbiana county
court for $4,000
COLUMBUS their report to Gov
ernor Harmon, the Mansfield reform
atory trustees ask that some definite
plan be evolved whereby the REFORM
atory and penitentiary authorities will
not operate at cross purposes in the
matter of manufacturing supplies for
public institutions
WADSWORTH-Heart trouble OF a
character underlined in medical works
killed Aaron Rasor, sixty-nine years
old, prosperous owner of a big farm
just south of this village. He died of
heart-break induced by the accusation,
trial and conviction of his son, Guy
Rasor, for the Staying of the latter S
fiancee, Orc Lee, October 8, 1908.
TOLEDO-Mrs. Mary Tuston, fifty
nine years old, prominent w. G. I. U.
worker and treasurer of that organi-
zation in Bays, O., is dead as the re-
suit of ptomaine poisoning.
COLUMBUS--Taxpayers engaged ex-
perts to investigate affairs of board OF
education.