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day to visit with her grandson, DIR. O..
II. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Gallagher Of
Baltimore, Md, Dr. and Mrs. G. w.
Potter of Canton. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs.
c. r. Potter of Newark, Ohio, and Mrs.
s. H. Maharry of Shelby, Ohio, were
called here the past week by the death
of Mr.. c. c. Burns.
Mrs. Maggie Williamson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Cramer at
Orrville, Ohio, this week.
> Mrs Hattie Turvey visited with
Mrs, John Trainor at Sparta the past
week.
Mrs. Emma Haycock was called to
Galena the past week by the illness
of her mother.
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he is working in a rubber factory.
MIR. II. e. Corfman of Cottage Hill,
Florida, is visiting with his brother
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stoyle were in
Mt Vernon with friends last Sunday.
Mr. d. l.. Fry, president; Miss Daisy
Vernon, 1st vice-presdent; Miss Win
fired Parker, 2nd vice-president, Miss
Bessie Ayers, 3rd vice-president; Miss
Stella Fish, 4th vice-president; Mr.,
Ninvint Metcalf, treasurer; Mr.. Stan
ley Corfman, secretary; Misses Glad
VS. and Ethel Vernon, organists, were
installed as officers of the Epworth
League for the coming year at the
Epworth M. e. Church Sunday even
ing
The new carpet and extension of
platform in the NJ. Il. church look
very good. and reflect credit upon the
committee who had the matter in
hand.
Miss Nottingham of Bellville was a
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. John Gun
nlngham last Saturday and Sunday
The district convention of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary meets at the
Epworth NJ. e. church Thursday after
noon and evening, May 26. Mrs.
Reece of Cleveland conference and
Mrs. Bliss, a memorial worker, are
among the speakers, who appear on
the program
Some of the residents thought the
comets tail had struck our village
during hard electric stimulant Fri
day morning.
The memorial and baccalaureate
services will be held at the Episcopal
church this year, they having been
held in the NJ. r. church last year
There are three in the graduating
class of the high shcool.
Mr.. Korns, the liveryman, lost q
horse last Friday. 1t was unwilling tC
work and reared and threw itself
against the curbing of the street and
broke its neck.
Miss Estella Fish is contemplating
visit in the west this summer with
her aunt, Miss Mary Fish. They will
depart the 7th of June.
Mr. Roy Purdy will attend com
mencement at Ada the third of June
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The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached at the Presbyterian church
on next Sunday evening, May 29th, by
Rev. Cough
Mrs. Rev. j. II. Smith and son, Don
aid, are spending week with Mrs.
Smiths father, Rev. Mr.. Jones of Mill
ersburg.
The ladies' of the missionary society
will hold market on next Saturday,
May 2S.
Mrs. Del. Bishop of Mt. Vernon is
spending a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willett, south of
town.
The losers in the Sunday school
contest at the Chester church. west of
town, served supper for the winners
on last Thursday evening at the home
lof Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emerson
Scholars to the number of one hun
dred gathered and spent a pleasant
evening. The ladies served delicious
luncheon and a program consisting OF
music and recitations by the scholars
was rendered during the evening.
Mrs. Clifford Blue was reminded OF
her 81 birthday anniversary on last
Friday by her many friends tender.
ing her a surprise post card shower
She received 80 cards.
Mr.. Pitt Struble sold fine road
horse to Mt Gilead buyers which he
delivered on Friday last.
Mr., and Mrs, Harry Blue and daugh
ter, Lucille, visited friends here Sun
day.
The memorial sermon will be
preached In the Presbyterian church
on next Sunday afternoon by Rev
Jones
Rev. Mr. Noble preached in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
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Nellie Davis and Willie McBroom
are both ill with typhoid fever.
Olando Bird is suffering from kid
ney trouble and is no better than a
week ago.
Aunt Mary Bird and Ellis Umphrey
are still conflned to their beds.
J. b. and Hiram Masteller were at
Cleveland Sunday visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Easterday of
Hedding spent Sunday with Hugh
Rinehart and family.
Dan Burgholder and family of Fred
ericktown visited his parents here ov.
er Sunday.
Elder Il. C. Manville of Delaware
delivered two interesting sermons in
the A. @. church here Sunday.
Walter Bockoven and family of
Sparta have been visiting with Il. G.
Coe and family
Mrs. Dora Novels OF Holmesville
spent last Thursday with her parents
here.
Mrs. II. IL. Robertson spent Friday
with her sister, Mrs. Phil Robertson
OF Centerburg. =
Sherman Conner and family visited
Mrs. Conner's parents, Mr. Coffields
south of Centerburg Saturday and
Sunday.
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word to Steve He's coming now!
Look, little Janer'
Jane turned, HE ISL she cried JOY
fully as tall form came swiftly up
the hill toward them. You couldn't
see him! How did you known
Winfield Paine nodded his head sage
ly. II amt SO blind as was about
some things, thank God! And you and
stephen can be just as glad to see each
other as you like. little Jane, because
| won't look"
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Mrs. John r. Reed of Pike township
is confined to her home by severe
attack of illness.
Mrs. John Meyers, North Main
street gave most delightful tea par
ty on Tuesday evening. The follow
ing ladies were seated at the beauti-
fully appointed table; Mrs. Rollin O..
Curtis, Miss Curtis, Mrs. Fanny With
erell, Mrs. James #, Lee. Mrs. Frank
r. Kirby, Mrs. John Sanderson, Mrs
Edward C. Mulock, Mrs. John M. Ew-
alt. Mrs. Gillian, Mrs. Mckay, Mrs.
j. M. Armstrong, Mrs. Myers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Webster were in Mt
Vernon Sunday.
Mr.. George Vernon and family will
move to Mt. Vernon the first of June.
DR., Workman is moving to Mt. Yer
non this week,
Mr. Thompson of Brink Haven call
cd upon his brother last Sunday.
Mr. Herbert Ayers has gone to Ak
ron whore with Mr.. Clifford Chance
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first year Steve ain't marched in the
parade alongside of me since was
blind"
The girl WINGED. II never heard that
Jane Fletcher sent your son away"
she said coldly.
"she might as well. Says l TO Ste
phen: You marry John Fletcher's
daughter and I'm done with you. You
don't get my blessing. | forbid It,
Jane Fletcher was silent, her red
lips pressed together in straight line.
"And the scamp says. says he, I
won't marry her If 1t will make you
unhappy. but ! can't stay here and see
her every day, so III just so away
and he WENT
The parade was forming on the VII
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-27
A MAN Wants to rle

only when lazy liver and sluggish
bowels cause frightful dependency
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills expel
poisons from the system; bring hope
and courage; cure all liver, stomach
and kidney troubles; impart health
and yigor to the weak. nervous and
ailing. 25c at G. A, Baker & Son
and r. Fink, Fredericktown. y
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-27

ICUPyTIBIIl' I5IV' Uy AIItTIUHII IV'D 1hoDV
ciation.1
Y ANB FLETCHER, walking slow
ly along the road. saw Winfield
~ Paine leaning over his garden
gate. The old mans sightless
eyes were turned toward the town,
whence came the distant rattle and
shrill Of drum and fife
Mr. Paine turned as her light step
sounded on the path.
I'm glad somebody's happened
along" he said peevishly. "This Is the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-27
A Regular Tom Boy

was Susie-climbing trees and fences,
jumping bitches, whiting, always get
ting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises,
bumps, burns or scalds. But laws! Her
mother just applied Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and cured her quickly. Heals
everything healable-boils. ulcers, &C.
zema, old sores, corns or piles, Try it,
26c at G. II. Baker 6 Son and f. Fink
of Fredericktown
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coNFIsCATEs LiQUoR

Kenton, o., May 25--Acting in the
presence of three witnesses Sheriff
Wagner emptied 10 bottles of beer
and two gallons of whisky into the
sewer today The liquor was captured
in raid on blind tiger at Round
head recently.
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WINFIELD PAINE'S
NEIGHBOR
A Story of Memorial Day.
BY cLARlssA MAcklk.

copyright. 1910, by American Press Asso
ciation.1
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gan to visit Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Owen
at Ravenna during the coming sum
mer.
The Baptist Sunday school has pur.
chased new piano at New York City
for their Sunday school room.
The new Brentlinger cement fac.
tory IL rapidly nearing completion and
is making quite an imposing appear.
ance both for size and style of build.
Ing
The Order OF Patriotic Ladies' met at
the home of Mrs, S. A. Hoas last
Thursday evening to arrange for their
part in the Decoration day observanc.
es.
Mr. and Mrs, A, ID. Glasgow were
visiting relatives In Akron the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Howes OF
Black Lick were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, p. Howes In this
place the past week.
Mr.. II. S. Glasgow purchased an au.
tomobile the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs, ed. Mitchell and son
visited friends in Columbus the past
week,
MrA and Mrs. Jesse Sellers visited
their son, Mr. Ray Sellers, in Detroit
the past week.
Mr.. Hugh Armstrong made flying
trip TO Marion the first of the week
Mrs Emily H. Bartlett of Seattle
Washington, arrived here on Wednes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-18
IN
STAbb|NG
FRACAS

Deep mystery still surrounds
the stabbing fracas which took
place early yesterday morning
and resulted in the serious wound
ing of Bert Galley, a waiter, and
Bert Quinn, a chauffeur. Galley
with a deep cash in the breast
and Quinn with several cuts in
the abdomen and legs were found
in Caley's apartments at the In
glewood, South Thirteenth and
Tacoma avenue. DR.. Smeally was
called to attend them, and he
ordered Caley's removal to st,
Joseph's hospital. The two
young men had been at a down
town cafe with two young women,
and claim to have been followed
by third man, who attacked
them with stilletto. The wom-
en- then continued with them to
the Inglewood and summoned
DR.. Smealy. The police are not
inclined to regard this story seri-
ously, believing that they had
themselves quarreled and attack
ed each other.
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TO OPPOSE
CANNON

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 1S.-
Following closely upon political
conferences at the summer capitol
yesterday, Congressman Nicholas
Longworth of Ohio today announc-
ed his determination to oppose
Cannon for reelection as speaker
of the house of representatives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-18
Would You Have Your Dream-Home Materialize?

How often you and wife have sat and planned home
how much realizing
= -
Have
day In The Times WANT ADS9 =
Suppose the
OF honey homes that listed in this
There in Tacoma firms
ANT columns building
holding responsible positions allowing
which amount to but little than
house ready built will build according your
eoznmence living in A HOME OF YOUR OWN this falls
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MURDERED OR
ADVERTISED?

. QUEBEC, Aug. 1S.-1nspector
Dew has let drop a suspicion that
Belle Elmore may not have been
murdered at all, and that the re-
nowned case may be a press agent
scheme of DR." Crippen to bring
notoriety and fat salary to his
wife.
There is no proof that Belle FL
more is dead. There is no proof
that the body found in Or" Grip
pens house, devoured by quick
lime, is human body. Perhaps
Belle Elmore is alive, and will
come forward at the proper time
to save her husband and get a
couple of thousand a week in vau-
deville for herself.
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CRISIS NEAR
IN GAYN0R
CASE?
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
HOBOKEN, Aug. 18.-Alarm-
ing rumors of a sudden change
for the worse in the condition of
Mayor William J. Gaynor of New
York were aflayed somewhat to-
day at st. Mary's hospital by the
issuance of the following bulle-
tin this morning:
1.-THE mayor spent a comfort
able night and is sleeping sound
ly now. His pulse, respiration
and temperature are noraml."
Secretary Adamson today is
sued the following statement:
Mayor Gaynor is doing re-
markedly we'll. While it is true
that partial paralysis has affect
ed the right side of his throat,
being caused by swelling of the
glands, all irritation practically
has subsidized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-18
MYSTERIOUS CONFERENCES
AT SYCAMORE HILL TODAY

OYSTER BAY, Aug. 1S.-Myserious conferences are
der Sycamore Hill today. Men who ROosevets
active eutenans when the colonel president
Sycamore Hill and the animated
Bay the capital of the United
All information regarding subjects
held from the correspondents
self and by his guests.
WILL CARRY FIGHT TO CONVENTION.
Lloyd jr. arrived at Oyster
today Loeb N a He oked worried
and rushed at Sycamore HILL
When Grscom he looked He the
velopments of the last few beginning
fight will be carried the he
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To
SPEAK IN
THEATER

Arrangements have been made
for Congressman Victor Murdoch
leader of the Kansas insurgents,
to address a mass meeting at the
Tacoma theater next Thursday
night. Congressman Murdoch is
now on his way west to help in
the campaign of the Pacific coast
insurgents. He will speak sever
al times in this state for Con-
gresham Poindexter, insurgent
candidate for United States sena-
tor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-18
I. R. AND TAFT
HAVE BROKEN

ton in 1912"
The World comments as follows
on the situation: Between Taft
and Roosevelt, who made Taft,
there Is a complete break that ap-
pears 80 wide that no bridge can
It. thrown across 1t. With his eyes
open Roosevelt is said by his
friends to have let Lloyd c. Girls
com lead him to the slaughter"
No Doubt As to Break.
The Sun says: 1t can be posi-
lively stated that Taft and Roose-
welt have broken. From trust
worthy sources 1t was stated that
the turning down OF Roosevelt
was taken by the Rooseveltites to
be the result of a edal between
the administration and certain
members OF the New York state
committee whereby the old guard
will hand over the state delega-
ton in 1912 In return for the ad-
ministration's backing in the
Forthcoming state campaign"
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SWEEPING THE
COUNTRY ' =.
~ d

(By United Press Leased Wire.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. IA
Con gresham Victor Murdoch In
nounced this Afternoon that he, Was
on his way, to Washington to aid
Miles Poindexter in the congress
mans fight for a United States
senatorship In Washington.
81 am en- route to Washington
to help Poindexter," said he.
THE Washington primaries win
be held in September and I am on
my way. l am booked to speak at
Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Belling-
ham, Vancouver and Walla
Walla."
Murdock's comment on the Cal
ifornia primaries which resulted
in an insurgent landslide was sit s
sweeping the country"
The congressman started for the
west this Afternoon.
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POLITICAL
CRISIS
NEAR
(Continued From Page One.)

mittee to reject him and making
the administration show its hand.
Roosevelt is now allied with the
Insurgents openly, as they view
the situation.
Owing to the fact that Clifford
Pinchot and Congressman Victor
Murdoch of Kansas consulted with
Roosevelt over the speech he will
deliver at Ossawatomie, Kan, on
August 81, 1t is believed that 1t
will be the former presidents
declaration for insurgency.
That such declaration would
mean that the chances for har-
mony in the party has gone and
would add tremendous impetus to
the insurgent movement is the
general view of the politicians
here.
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Look for Change In
Street Car Situation

General Manager Bean, Engi-
neer Bosworth and Commissioner
Woods are out this afternoon for
a nice automobile ride over town
to see what Is what.
The commissioner has been
urging improvement of conditions
where the company has tracks on
the street. The company Off
Gals agreed to go over the ground
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NEBRASKA
: RESULT Is
DOUBTFUL
(By United Press Leased

(By United Press Leased Wire
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 1S.-Re-
turns from remote districts indi-
cate that the democratic nominal
ton for governor is in doubt.
Dahlman of Omaha and Gov. Shall
lenberger are now running neck
and neck. Dahlman carried the
cities and was believed yesterday
to have secured the nomination.
AS most of the counties not yet
heard from probably will favor
Shallenberger, his managers claim
his denomination.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-18
FRAMING another ATTACK
ON HIGH TAXES

Another descent will be made
upon the board Of equalization by
the Chamber of Commerce, proba-
bly, tomorrow night, with a view
to getting some relief from the
high assessments. The former
meeting was monopolfzed by dis
cussion of real estate values. This
did not make a hit as there is at
least some sentiment in the board
positively in favor of the single
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-18

ZION CITY, III, Aug. 1S.-
Sixty Independent church officials
and business men of Zion City
have been served with a notice to
vaeate their places of business as
soon as possible by w. G. Voliva
and his organization, the owners
of Zion City.
1t Is charged that Independents
are using residence property of
the Zion estate for business in
violation of the terms of the old
Dowie lease.
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tax idea and to cut the assess
ment on real estate at the expense
OF putting the burden on improve
ments progressive citizens make
to their property did not awaken
any enthusiasm.
The committee will probably get
Il gether this evening and decide
just what tack to take and then
it will go after the board of equal
ization hard.
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CONTINUED From Page One.)
run, william Ward, New York re-
publican national committeeman,
and Vice President Sherman on
the one hand, and Taft's close adj
visers on the other. BY the terms
of this deal Woodruff was to be
elected state chairman and Sher-
man temporary chairman Of the
convention. Woodruff pledged to
Taft the New York delegation to
the republican national convention
in 1912 In return for Taft's pres
ent support.
II. r.. VIII Not Criticise.
1.-THE erstwhile president will
criticise openly no man whom he
chose as his successor in the
White House. But it would not
surprise those in CLOSE touch with
Roosevelt II the colonel finds him
self In such a position as to be
forced to become an avowed can
didate for the presidential nomina-
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and see Just what has to be done.
1t is limited there may be
something important in the
street railway situation in the
near future. Manager Bean has
repeatedly signified a desire to
get along peaceably and there are
indications that announcements
may be made shortly that will
clear up the situation immensely.
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$4,000 LEAD
FOR JOHNSON.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 49,
The later returns verify earlier
estimates of the lead of Hiram
johnson and indicating that the
Lincoln-Roosevelt candidate for
the republican nomination for
governor probably leads his OPP
ponents by more than $4,000
plurality.
Latest returns show Works
leading for the senatorship with
an estimated vote of 45,331.
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goleroin sloe., anabe.
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Sic perbleibenSe ,Srase.

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