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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-31
HIHRETTs.

Hibbetts, March 29.-Grip is prevalent
in this community.
. Perry Long of Canton was calling on
old acquaintance here last week.
JEFF Boovy wife and family of Minerva
visited with Elmer Neid from Saturday
until Monday.
Nell Masters spent Monday in Canton.
Fausta White attended the entertain
ment at Pleasant Valley Saturday even
ing.
Hughes Gregory was a Canton business
caller Wednesday.
VIII Hemming is saving the James
Eick timber.
Will Leggett and sister Pearl spent
Saturday in Canton.
Mollie Cassillman of New Philadelphia
is visiting friends in this community.
Raymond Downs and wife moved to
the home farm Wednesday.
Otto Eick and wife spent Saturday in
Carrollton.
Jane Davis was a guest Of Canton
friends Saturday.
Jay Tick and wife and son Lamon Wis
tied Mrs. Eick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Salathael Simmons, near Minerva Sun
day
Hiram Scctt spent Saturday in Canton,
The Rice & Beck farm, known as the
Enoch Humming farm, was sold last
week to a gentleman near Dover.
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MARLBORO.

: >ltarlhotoI Martin 27.-John Madrau and
.S~4nF OF Maxine spent Sunday with
Niends in town.
The funeral of Francis Fox was held
at Five Corners church at l O'Clock Fri
day afternoon. Burial at Marlboro cem-
etery.
Mr. Graber of North Benton has
moved TO the r. c. Weary farm, recently
purchased by him.
James Johnson went to Bergholz Tues
day, to attend sale of horses
Robert Pennock is home on short va
cation.
Rev. Boyle is holding meetings at Boil
ton.
The box social given Saturday evening
in the town hall was not largely attended
owing to the threatening weather. About
$3.50 was realized.
Arlie Fox and Miss Ella Roofier were
married Tuesday evening at Alliance.
Walter Clapsaddle has purchased the
r. c. Coulter property on South street.
A farewell reception in honor of w.
H. Diltz and wife was held Saturday by
Wileman post, 6. A R. Mr.. Diltz and
wife will leave for their new home in
Toledo ca "wednesday.
The Marlboro schools will close Friday
for a vacation of one week.
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RHODES.

Rhodes, March Cray Cheyney spent
Friday and Saturday visiting in Orr
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards and fam
ily of Massillon spent Sunday at me
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johh
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Updegrad Of
Massillon spent Sunday at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Albright.
Hubert Swisher and William wilson
spent Thursday in Warwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon and fam
ily of near Justus spent Sunday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Griffiths..
Per Lee Smith of this place VIII JOIN
the Brewster band Tuesday.
Oliver Raskey of Pigeon Run is work.
ing for p, Shilling
Jonas Shilling moved his household
goods TO Navarro last week -,
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson of orrville
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs A. j. Cheyney. -
Clifford Patterson and Per Lee Smith
were visitors at Myers school last Thurs-
day.
John Thomas and son John of Camp
Creek spent Sunday at the home or ms
mother Mrs. Thomas, OF Groves Patcn.
Arthur Sutton of Akron spent sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John VIII
son, Jr., of Groves Patch.
Benjamin Crofut is on the sick list.
The Myers school will hold its literary
entertainment for this month next FRIDAY
afternoon.
Cleve Ricksecker and Miss Nellie Sneff
of Wooster spent Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Wefier.
Tile board of the Crystal Springs Cnau-
tauqua met at the home of B. e. Shining
on Monday evening.
The teachers institute of Tuscarawas
met at Sixteen last Friday afternoon and
evening The program was well carried
out and there was a large attendance:
Emerson Albright is OIL the sick list
with sciatic rheumatism
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Elsea spert Sun
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hoi-
linger
Mr.. and Mrs A. Etling of Orrville and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mesner of Mt. Eaton
were visiting friends and relatives in our
vicinity last Sunday
William Appleby spent Sunday IN Mas
sillon at the home of Benjamin Hopper;
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer K. Camp and
family spent Sunday at uhe home OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. P. Horhberger.
Dr. w. T. S. Culp, the famous lecturer
and preacher of Cleveland, preached in
the churches of the Tuscarawas charge
last Sunday as follows: Sixteen church
at 1890, StanHood church at 2:SO Myers
church at 7.30 There was large at
tendance at all of the churches.
William Stoner of Stanwood spent sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Hornberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weller spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. ard Mrs.
William Hawk of Richville.
Sunday school services will be held at
Myers church next Sunday at $3.50 o'clock.
William Flounders is working at the
steel plant
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Renting Trunks,

A dealer In trunks and travelling
bags tells of an odd business which
he does in summer. The vacation
goer who has no trunk or Valise
hires one. New trunks, Of course,
cannot be had on lease. Only the
second hand ones are let out. "You
see," said the dealer, there are
good many young people-clerks,
statesmen, stenographers, male and
female-that want a vacation OF only
a week or SO, and they don't care
about going to the expense OF buy
ing q vallse or trunk. Borrow?
Oh, yes, they could borrow, l sup
pose; but you know what opinion
people have of trunk borrowers, es-
pecially in vacation time.
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$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney
Troubles, Backache, Strain
ing, Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder.
Kidneys and Back.

Wouldn't it be nice within a weet -
TO besln TO say goodbye forever 10 ~ -
scaldlng, drlbbltng, strainiug, or to- sa
quent passage of urine; the forebesJ aI5 aIe5
the back-of-the-head aches: The Stft..lol Iilo
and pains IN the back; the CROWNS, ines Ines
Gle weakness; spots before the aI,ss mus nus
low skin; sluggish bowels; swolle1 s,,,gisI- ysl-
or ankles; leg cramps; unnatnraI eyglds stIls
dency? NAe oespon-
Il, | have ave a recipe for these troubles tha.
you can depend on. and if Won nc .ldt az
make a QUICK RECOVERY S,o,' want 70
SooFa, 70 write and get copy Of it. MsDSg UTght
doctor would charge you sS59 i,,H4 ihy
writing this prescription. bnt 'Ist 81 Ior
and VIII fra be glad to it to You gs aHsd II
TINS; DR.. A. e. Robinson E1q5a1h 1he IKE
Bulldlng, Detroit, Mich, and Iy,,, Luck
1t by return mail in a plain enveyol WI send
you Will see when you get if r5iop As
contains only pure, harmless r,s recipe
quering power Slu paln-con-
II VIII quickly show its powsr o.
use II, SO l think you had better olee oae you
II Is without delay. 1 will SIS see what
self at home. anu cure your-
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MIN NERVA.

Minerva, March %. = Master Garland
Morehead of Canton visited his grand
mother, Mrs. Cordelia Perdue, over Sun
day.
Miss Alice Gail Wilson of Steubenvile
is a guest of Harriet Stanley.
Mrs Charles Crawford and son of Can
ton are visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. NJ
Crowl.
Charles Forman visited in Pittsburs
w. o. Clark returned home Saturday
after being employed the past four
months at Amboy, N. ].
Mr.. Sims of Columbus spent Sunday
here in the interest of the Christian
Sunday school.
Miss Mary Perdue is spending vacation
week with her brother, Dwight Perdue
and wife, in Alliance.
Miss Erma Smith spent Saturday in
Miss Laura Love of Irondale is a
guest of Miss jeanette Bailey.
Mrs. Joseph Latimer and daughter
Elizabeth are visiting her mother. Mrs.
Martha Helman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hahn and Mrs. AL
mira Kurtz left for Beaver Dam Sunday
morning, having been called there by
the death of the latter's brother-in-law
Madison Hesser Miss Sara Huntsman
of Steubenville accompanied them.
Miss Carrie Gaver, teacher in the pub
lie school at East Liverpool is spending
the week here with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Mong.
Eugene Perdue of Canton spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. Thomas Dawson entertained her
neices, the Misses Heath OF Akron, over
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Weston is very i'll with
heart trouble.
Mrs. Rudolph Richard of Alliance is
visiting her sister Mrs. John Irwin.
Mrs. Clarence Haines of Alliance vis-
tied relatives here over Sunday.
The Easter entertainment at the Dis
ciple church Sunday evening by the
JInicr c. E., was one of the best ever
given. The church was filled and all
present enjoyed the entertainment and
the excellent music by the Sunday school
orchestra.
The remains of Mrs. Ross Harsh of
Canton, formerly of Minerva, were
brought here for burial Saturday at 10:30
and taken TO the Christian church, where
services were conducted by Rev. E n.
putty, assisted by the female quartet. In
terment at Liberty cemetery.
Mrs. George Whiteacre has returned
from a visit in Augusta.
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sHiPPENsBuRG.

Shippensburg, March A.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. A. Saunier and son Louis, and Mrs.
Henry Jones and son Raymond spent
Sunday evening at John Marchand's.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gereradat spent
Sunday with the latter's parents.
Charles Wertenberger is busy in his
maple grove.
Miss Ruth Shriver of Akron is visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Shriver.
Mrs. w. H Werner and daughter
Anna spent Saturday with Mrs. Charles
Samblanet.
Clarence Richard of Tyro Hall has
hired to Joseph Wenger fer the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Stonensetz and
family spent Sunday with his father at
HartVille.
N L. Wearstler called at w. H. Wer-
ners on Friday.
A. Vaughn lost a COW last week
Norman Shoemaker and Vincent Sam
blanet of Hickory College spent Sunday
evening at Charles Samblanets.
John Seiganthaler of Pilot Knob spent
Sunday with his parents.
Clarence Richard was helping w. H.
Werner make wood last week.
Mrs Henry Jones and son of Holmes
county are visiting in our burg.
Miss Verge Preston of Louisville spent
Sunday with her parents.
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PARIS.

Paris. March - = Atr. and Mrs. War
ren Matz and children CT Robertsville
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matz
Sunday.
Mrs. e. ]. Coen and son John Of Pitts
burg are spending several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Lewis Conrad.
Mrs. Amanda Hewet and son Harry
of Sphect are visiting several days at
the home of ldr. and Mrs, Peter Lautzen-
heiser.
Preparations are being made TO have
good program at the Easter and mis-
sionary service III the Reformed church
Easter night
Mrs. Addie Booth and Mrs. e. j. Coen
spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Conrad of Linden Hail.
The sale of Alpheus Unkefer wGs well
attended Saturday
Amos Ramseyer expects to erect a
new house the coming summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Unkefer of Minerva
and Mrs. Baldinger and daughter Of AL
lance were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Unkefer Sunday.
Jacob Matz and sons are saving in
Harry Sponseller's woods. Mr.. Sponsel-
Ter is getting out lumber to repair his
barn the coming summer.
c. Z. Smith spent several days in Co
lumbus last week
Henry Bates will move his family to
Alliance.
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NEW BALTIMORE

New Baltimore, March %. = At the
Christian Sunday school, Sunday morn
ing, Azetha Snodgrass and Esther Shrop
gave Easter recitations; Garnet and Lii
liam Chain and Mabel and Vera Max
well sang duets. Following the Sunday
school hour, Rev. Jenkins delivered an
eloquent and interesting Easter sermon.
DIR. Falor and wife were Hartviile Wis
itors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cole of Alliance
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Leon
The Aid society of the Christian church
meets this week with Mrs. David New
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira snodgrass spent We'd
nesday in HartVille.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Swartz entertained
Mesdames Baum and Stevens and Messrs.
Mack and Stevens Thursday.
Charles Royer was an Alliance visitor
Thursday and Saturday.
The Atwater Suffrage club met with
Mrs. Lottie Chain Thursday.
Mrs Arthur Wilson and Mrs. David
NsMhouse went to Carrollton Wednesday
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Champer.
Messrs. Harrison Chain and Oliver
Honeywell were Canton visitors Thurs
The w. C. T. U. meets this week with
Mrs. Lcora Hisey.
Mr.. Peters of Cleveland was the guest
of Miss Doris SwartZ Sunday
A. c. Stevens returned home Saturday
after a visit of several weeks in Ashta-
5ula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Baum and chill
dren of Greentown spent Saturday and
Sunday here with Mrs. Abe Baum.
Literary exercises were held in the
High school here Friday afternoon, Miss
Luiah Swartz acting as president and
Miss Rhea Falor. secretary.
Miss Evalyn Chain has a severe attack
Of tohsiits.
Mrs Ruth Champer of CarroIlton is
visiting here with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Wilson.
Aaron Swartz and daughter Lulah were
Alliance visitors Friday.
Messrs Blanc and Myers are sorting
onions in Alliance, preparatory for ship
ping.
Bert Bixler was in Cleveland Wednes-
day on. business.
Rev. jenkins and wife of Randolph
were calling in town Thursday.
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GREENToWN.

Greentown, March 2S-Ralph Smith of
Cleveland visited with his mother Mrs
Julia Smith, over Easter,
Mrs Leo Bishop and Mrs. Alton Pom
thus spent Saturday with their sister,
Mrs. Charles Housley.
Arthur Nichy of Detroit is visiting
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Briner and children
of Akron visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Kreighbaurn.
Mrs Eber Knop and daughter OF Cairo
were in our village Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Druckenbrod spent Sum
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller
Mrs. Nellie Brown ard son of Spring
field Center spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan HoUsley.
Byron Wise and family of Cleveland
were Saturday guests of Will Wise's.
Mrs. Frank Kamp of Lake Center
spent Saturday with her daughter, Mrs.
Emma Housley.
Mrs, Hunsicker visited in Akron few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller spent Thurs
dav with Henry Humbert's at Cairo.
Aaron Shoemaker and family of Lake,
O., visited Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Raber.
Mrs. Al Cook spent Friday in Canton.
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BUCK HILL.

Buck Hill, March a. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Shaufele Of Canton visited with
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Smith Sunday.
Molly Stark grange met at the home of
Daniel Snively Monday evening. The
following program was rendered.: Read
ing by Mrs. S. c. Smith; piano solo,
Miss Mary Snively; debate, Resolved,
that there is mere pleasure derived from
city life than from rural life, was dis
cussed by Henry Lebeau and S. G.
Smith, affirm, and ]. c. Banker and Mrs.
Emma Vanhorn, deny. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of d. w.
Smith, March rs.
Mrs Minnie Smith visited her aunt in
Waco Sunday.
Mrs George Kocher visited with Mrs.
Walter Lebeau Wednesday.
The sale at John Shocks on Wednes-
day was well attended. Mr.. Shock will
soon move his family to the old home
stead on South Market street extension.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
D. Snively is seriously iii with lung
trouble.
, Mrs. Mary Smith was called to Akron
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KeeninC Time by Wireless.

DR.. Max Reithoffer, professor in
the Technical High School of Vienna,
in conjunction with Herr Karl Mora
wetz, the government inspector Of
clocks, has completed system for
synchronizing clocks by means of
wireless telegraphy. The plan has
been submitted to the City Council,
and permission has been secured fol
regulating the public clocks by this
agency. The city clocks are to be
served free by the system, but fol
synchronizing private timepieces S
small fee will be levied.
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oTTERBEIN.

Otterbein, March o. = Mrs. Isaac
Goshorn entertained the Ladies' Aid So
eiety Wednesday.
Mrs. Dora Shaffer had the Aid society
to sew carpet rags for her last We'd
nesday.
W. A. Eversole and family of New
Berlin visited with his parents three days
last week.
John Soliday traded his farm for
Charles Smiths place, south of Canton.
They both moved last Tuesday.
Mrs Pero of Dayton visited her sister,
Mrs Lewis Holm.
Mrs A c. Yarger was a guest of her
SON, L. N. Yarger, at Magnolia last
week.
Mrs. Ollie Better of Zoar visited with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Fohl.
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Alliance Brevities.

The Pennsylvania company is COM
pleting extensive improvements at its
local roundhouse.
Albert Peterson and Miss Segne
Buncgren, natives of Sweden, were
married last evening by Rev. Ken
nerly, of the Lutheran church.
BARLEY Campbell and Dan Crowley,
out-of-town men, when arrested last
night by Captain Oswalt, offered re-
sistance. Today they were given
fines Of SO and costs each, and COM
mitted 20 the workhouse until paid.
Rev. D. H. Allen is holding evan
gelistic services at the Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Battershell
are parents OF a son born March 81
= seEiir4 47TyE5nsnts are being
az the Hotel Lexington.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Chas, Fry ct al. to Emma Rock,
lots 1922. 1923 and 1925, Canton, $4725.
Harrison Shanafelt ct al. to Cora
Friedman, lot 134S3, Canton, $S75.
Anthem Clementz to Ralph Weise,
lot So, Anthony Clementz, outlots,
Perry township, $3.50.
William Fagrath ct al to the Board
of Education, Alliance City School
District, outlot 1856, Alliance, $515.
Harrison Shanafelt ct al. to Harold
e. Phillips, lot 1O261, Canton, 5000.
James Shorb to Cora Thomas, 21s
acres Tuscarawas township, $500.
James A. silver ct al to Ralph Sta
ley, lots $685. and 1884, Canton, $3.50.
Enos Snyder ct al. to Charles Som
mer, lot 236, New Berlin, 81.
Adam Shorb ct al. to Oliver Kreigh-
baum, part lot 120, Canton, 81.
The Crucible Steel Co. to the Can
ion Electric Co., lot 2165 and 21G6,
Canton, $3.50.
-Catharine Ries ct al. to John S. Dan
lei, part lot 1906, Canton, S170O
William Deremer ct al to Roscoe
Kelly, lot 10S, New Berlin, $1,000.
Enos Snyder ct al. to Charles Som
mer, lot 237, New Berlin, 81,
Edith Everhard to John Kieffcr,
lots 6s11, 6S12 and 6S13, Canton, ST.
William Melcher ct al. to John Kief-
fer, lots 6S11, 6S12 and 6S19, Canton,
81.
Frederick Guten ct al, to George
Ingold, two parcels of land, Lake
township; $1,7OO.
Nancy Elliott to Frank Burkey ct
al, lot No. 1850, Alliance; $1,000.
John G. Albright to John Steele,
lots Nos q, % and 30, Albright
Vinedale addition, Massillon; $1,000.
Della Shallenberger ct al, to Ed
ward Schaufile, lot No. 2576, Mass;
81.
Amanda Sheets ct al, to John I'm
ger, S61S acres, Marlboro township;
1000.
]. w. Royer ct al, to Urias Mohler,
lot No. 259, New Berlin; $100.
Isaac Baxter ct al, to Bertha Fos-
ter, lot No. 40, Waynesburg; $1,225.
William Hopkins ct al, to Wilma
Tokash, lot No. S341, Canton; 1925
John H. Hall to Clara A. Hall, lot
No. 11045, Canton; 81.
Catharine c. Meyer to Clara A. Holl
lot No. 1908, Canton; s100.
Avis Seller to Nellie l. Seller, part
lot 1890, Canton, $500.
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nam Have RaIl Team.

Massillon, after all, IS % nave d
fast baseball team. Such players as
Shanabrook, Nolan, Brooks, Helntze-
man, Eisenbrei, Morgan, Flaxy Miller
Mcclure. Sprankle, Vogt, Sam smith,
Brahme. Bowers and Bullock, wen
known locally, are interested in the
organization, of which Dutch Snyder is
manarer. An effort is to be made TO
lease the ball park between TINS CITY
and Navarro. Failing, other GROUNDS
will be leased. The individual merit
of the players makes it certain tnat
good ball will be furnished fans this
summer.
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PROBATE COURT.

Estate of Catherine Steigswald,
order of private sale issued.
Will of Sherman E. Bauer, Plain
township, probated.
Estate of Hiram E. Bauer, Plain
township, Mary A. Bauer appointed
executrix
Guardianship of Frank G. Brissell,
George C.. Brissell appointed as guar
dian.
Guardianship of William Renner,
ct al, order of private sale issued.
Estate of John Fenstermaker, Osna-
burg, Isaac w. Feink appointed ad-
ministrator de bonis non.
Guardianship of William Renner,
ct al, sale of real estate confirmed.
In the estate of Richard Crawford,
will probated.
In the estate of Katherine Mauman,
distributive account filed.
In the estate of THEODORE Lichten-
walter, Bertha Lichtenwalter appoint
ed guardian.
In the qua aRship Of I 4ze ess
inventory filed.
In the estate of Katherine Linton,
will probated.
In the estate of Jonathan Stoner,
inventory and appraisement hleo.
In the assignment of James Hilli-
bish, John H.. Sponseller appointed
guardian.
In the estate of Josiah Fogg, order
of private sale issued.
In the estate of Charles Yingling,
will filed for probate.
In the estate of Catherine Ying-
ling, will filed for probate.
In tn guardianship of Bessie Boyd,
distributive and final accounts and
resignation of guardian submitted.
In the guardianship of Elizabeth
Shaffer, third account filed.
In the estate OF Anna Mong, first
account filed.
In the estate of Alice Stanford, will
probated.
In the estate of Livonia McMillen,
will filed for probate.
In the estate Of William Lair, final
account filed.
In the estate of Solomon Bair, sale
OF real estate confirmed.
In the guardianship of Florence
Werner ct al, first account filed.
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FOREIGNERS Leave.

A number of foreigners who struck
for more wages at the steel works
and whose demand was refused, left
Tuesday for Youngstown, where they
claim they can make more money.
The company is having no trouble
IN filling the places of the men and
the plant is working as usual.
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Brakeman InIured.

Garrett Dwyer, a Cleveland & Pitts
burg railroad brakeman, while max
ing a coupling about noon, near the
Morgan shops, had his right foot
badly injured. Sharer's ambulance
took him to the city hospital.
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Laymen's Missionary Movement.

The local workers in the Laymen's
Missionary Movement have arranged
to hold banquet April z at the First
Presbyterian church The number Of
plates will be limited to 200. Among
the speakers will be Hon. Horace
Ankeney, of Xenia, and President Nc
Master of Mt. Union college.
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ALLIANCE
(Staf spec.a7.).


Aiilanee, o., March. 29.-The direc.
.ors OF the Alliance Basketball league
nave arranged to hold a banquet at
the Hotel Lexington, on the evening
OF april z. III players who took
part IN this seasons games are invit-
ed TO attend the affair. The first sea-
son Of the league was a great sue
cess.
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Eiv,s Cream Balm has reen trietl ana

not found wanting In thousands of
homes all over the country. It has won
a place in the family medicine closet
among the reliable houshoid remedies.
where it is kept at hand for use .fi
treating cold in the head jdst as soon
as some member of the household be-
gins the preliminary sneeging or snuf-
fling. 1t gives immediate relief and a
day or twos treatment will put a stop
to cold which might, if not checked.
become chronic and run into a bad
case of catarrh,
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Cherry Mime survivor.

Giacom Pagetti. survivor of the
terrible Cherry mine disaster, is IN
the city lecturing upon his experien-
ces during the eight days that he
and his companions were entombed
in the Inflated mine. The man is
an Italian, but speaks the English
language.
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Eun.raI Of Mrs. Franz.

The funeral of the late Mrs Jus,
tina Franz, aged IS years, widow OF
the late Nicholas Franz, who oled al
midnight Monday at her home IN Cnel-
~ street, will take place Thursuay
morning at 8 o'clock at ST. Mary >
church. Interment will be made IN ot'
Msrys cemetery. Eight children sur
NiYe