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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10
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Ashland County

The treasury department awards
the contract for the construction of
the postolTice at Ashland to the West
Chester Engineering Co. Of White
Plains, N. j., for $91 ,250.
J. A. Frank and family of Loudon-
vile, returning home in their auto
mobile, thrown down an embankment
when machine runs off culvert.
Henry Frederick, who served five
years in the U. S. army under Cen
eral Custer, dies at his home in Sulli-
van.
Mary Berry and Loyis Williams
awarded prizes in the musical con-
test at West Salem.
County Sunday school convention
will be held at the tabernacle in Ash
land, Oct. 16 and II.
Charging addiction to liquor and
failure to provide, Hattie Kimmel
asks for divorce from her husband,
Samuel Kimmel.
Nellie Henderson bound over to
common pleas court for alleged en-
bezzlement of $51.70 from her en-
ployers, Zehner and Stark, meat deal
ers of Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shoemaker, for
mer Ashland county residents, cele-
brate their golden wedding anniver,
sary.
City council of Ashland considers
plan for an increased water supply
so that there may be ample fire pro-
lection.
coshocton County
Attendance at the fair the largest
in history, the crowd Thursday num-
bering $4,000 people.
Charles Coulter badly bruised in a
fall from the hay NOW at the Clark
livery barn.
The will of Charles F. Gosser, fled
for probate, leaves an estate of
$4,000, the greater portion Of which
goes to Mrs. Fannie N. Burns of
Cleveland.
G. M. Christensen and other Cleve-
land capitalists arrive in Coshocton
to negotiate for purchase of defunct
McClurg rubber plant.
Warwick miners and operators
agree and strike finally ends.
Wild rumors that infantile paraly-
sis exists in Coshocton county brand.
ed utterly false.
Delaware County
G. Riddle. L. j. Griffin and w. v
Aldrich chosen directors of Peoples
Building and Loan Co.
Children throw matches into a box
at side of home of. G. Andricks oil
Delaware and fire results.
Clifford Smart kills wolf near Os
trander which had been doing much
damage to the farms in that vicinity
Report of Delaware Health and
Welfare league for December shows
12S visits made.
Coach Dixon of o. w. U. change:
offensive of his football team.
st. Johns Lutheran church, meet
ing in annual session, appoints 9
committee to secure new pastor
vice Rev. Dolbeer, resigned.
Holmes County
e. j. Duer, pension attorney, land
the first 500 per month pension un
der the new Ashbrook widows pen
sion law. Mrs. Eliza A. Swier o
Monroe township the beneficiary.
General Manager M. M. Heron o
Millersburg attends the annual meet
ing in Orrville of the M. w, & 9
Telephone Co.
The Tubeless Tire & Rubber &c
: starts operations in Millersbura
manufacturing automobile tires.
Unidentified man found along tn
Pennsylvania tracks buried in Appl
Creek. Cards indicated that he wa
p. ]. Martin of Kansas City and
member of the bartenders' unio
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

Are you, Mr. Voter, doing your
level best to save the "oil job" or are
you going to help that wicked move
ment to make workmen's compensa-
ton a monopoly-as it was under
Cox-which?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

Let we forget, Republican candi-
dates may still be silenced when they
become too pesky in soliciting votes
by the question, How do you stand
on Hughes and Willis?"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10
WILL CONFER S. E. M.

Bigelow Council, r. e S. NJ, of
Newark will confer the degree OF
Super Master upon large
class from Coshocton on Nov. 16 in
the Masonic temple, Newark.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

Appointed Guardian
Samuel E. Harris has been appoint
ed guardian of Alva j. Harris, min
or, on latter's choice. Bond, in the
sum Of $4,000, with S. w. Henry and
A. G. Mills as sureties, has been fur
nished.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Hunt of
Cadillac, Mich, Mrs. Jane r. Hunt
and son, G. G. Hunt, Of this city
spent Friday near Martinsburg, the
guest of Mrs. Ezra Hunt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10
court notes

Not so many moons ago in the city
of Coshocton, a traffic problem was
thought solved by the construction
of an overhead bridge over the Penn
sylyania tracks which crossed Vine
street.
Now the city, together with the p.
C. C. &c st. l.. railroad is made de-
fendant in two damage actions for
$1,000 each, which have been brought
in common pleas court by James Ho-
gan and Mrs. Mamie Dunfee, owners
Of property in Coshocton.
The plaintiffs cite the erection of
the bridge during September, 1916
They say that an approach extending
35 feet along Vine street obstructs
their means of access to and from
their lots to the street. Furthermore
view Of plaintiffs south and west is
obstructed by the bridge which they
designate as IAN ill-shaped, cumber
some and unsightly structure"
It is expected that several other
similar suits will be brought against
the city by residents of that vicinity
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10
Three Doctors Gave Her Up.

Pittsburg, Penn" Your medicine has helped
me wonderfully. When was girl IS years old
was always sickly and delicate and suffered from
Irregularities. Three doctors gave me up and said
would go into consumption. l took Lydia E,
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and with the third
and got strong and shortly after was married.
Now have two nice stout healthy children and am
able to work hard every day."- Mrs. CLEMENTINA
DUERRING, "a Gardner St. Troy IIil Pittsburg, Penn.
All women are invited to write to the Lydia Il.
cine Co., Lynn, Mass, for special adVice,-it will
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

What would you have done, Mr.
Hughes. that is not being done, to
save the "oil job?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

Harrisburg, Penn" When was single SUI
fered great deal from female weakness because
my work compelled me to stand all day. l took
and T was made stronger by its use. After was was
married took the Compound again for female
trouble and after three months passed what the
doctor called growth He said it was miracle
the knife to have them removed. / never want to
be without your Compound in the house" Mrs.
FRANK KNOLL, 1642 Fulton St., Harrisburg, Penn.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10
MomenGnce
@nDalid5
Now in Good Health Through Use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Say it is Household
Necessity. Doctor Called it a
Miracle.

All women ought to know the wonderful effects of
taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound on
those who hopeessy ILL., Here three actual
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10
Executrix Appointed

Executrix Appointed
Melinda Lauderbaugh has been ap.
pointed executrix Of j. X. p. Lauder
baugh, giving bond In the sum of 5000
with John Ralston and Lloyd M. Bell
as sureties.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

Have you heard a Republican quote
any totals yet on Willis economy?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10
Hardly Able to Move.

Albert ea Minn"For about year had sharp pains
back and hips and hardly able to around the house
NY neaq MGu9 acne and was dizzy and had no appetite After
feeling stronger than years. have little boy eight months
old and doing work all alone would be without your
remedies in the house there like hem"-Mr f. E.
YosT, Gil Water St. AbertIe ea, MINI.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10
Order Issued

Order Issued
In the petition to sell real estate
of Iona b. Shaffer, guardian of j
Bernard Shaffer, VS.. j. Bernard Shat
fer, an order OF appraisement has
been issued.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-10

BANNER WANT ADS. PAY
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-10
GOOD NEWS FOR ALAsKANs.

The quick settlement of the longsoremen strike is for Aaskans to congratulate themselves Much and needless to nothing of delay projected work is avoided by the prompt settlement of the differences the ongshoremen and ship
 matters not who right who is wrong the sufferers i'll this strike had continued for any length of tme is the would have been the innocent third party who dependent upon the contestants for service.
 It is not difficult to conceiye the neonvenences if not tua ardshps which would have been inflicted upon people of Alaska had the strike continued for the three months With all the vessels in the Alaskan trade handling all the freight they carry under normal conditions with every rartment working smoothly, the strike of the longshoremen would have meant that much of the freight destined for Alaska must await the settlement matter how long that might be delayed. +r.-=e
 The freight for the interior country upon which the people depend for their winter ubstakes be handled the next three months, and if that delayed it would have meant that many of the interior residents would have had the outside, which would have caused paralysis of industry there for the winter.
 Happily the trouble is avered, and the people be thankful that the longshoremen and their employers had the good sense to get together.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-10
TWO PAY THE PENALTY.

The execution at Demng yesterday of the two Mexieans who participated ill the raids Columbus March while it makes repfaon for the lives of the Americans who lost their lives at that me will demonstrate south neghbors that though the United States may be slow in moving, when it does start it is thorough.
 These unfortunate Mexican unfortunate because of their ignorance the first to be tried American court of law for participation in organized raids and found guilty.
 Although the radng of American border towns has been favorte pastme with lawess Mexcans for several years with the exception of few who occasionally shot by c soldiers all managed to the borde where they safe from pursuit by the American peace officers troops.
 The hanging of the two outlaws will have sautary effect upon the of the bandits who have thought that rading American border the safest and most pleasant of outdoor sports.
 There bandits captured, convicted and sen fenced to be hanged yesterday at Deming What done with the other five members of the not stated in the dispatches but it probable their sentences commuted At ra two of the bunch paid the death penalty and that will warning for the rest to be careful if they can't be good.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-10
A WONDERFUL FIGHTER.

but admire the wonderful recuperatve powers which Russia is exhibiting in the great Driven back time time by the Germans forced o abandon the great gains in Gaca the first of the the Bear has shown sign of weakness desire to quit but promptly gath CTS itself together and launches another offensive Such determination in nation, backed by the wonderful of Russia power which cannot be reckoned The only way n which Russia be beaten for the spirit of people break and from present indications there is likelihood of such contingency
 No other nation neither Germany France much less Italy England, could have recovered promptly and thoroughly after such successive defeats The power of Russia is something yet to be realized. E & Z The of prosperity which is sweeping the United States took big jump and arrived at Mccarthy in hurry, according reports brought from that district by visitors --o:---- The extraction of decadent wisdom tooth is source of great satisfaction both to the patient and the dentist
 
 Despite Englands determination starve Germany the Germans usual cheerfully accepting the Wurst.
 
 Chicago has Presidential Row. In short time the pronunciation will be different.
 
 We haven't heard anyone express wish to relieve the crown prince of his job at Verdun.
 
 David Lloyd George quafyn for the title sJack of all s trades and master of all ' Now schofed wants to nominate Bishop Rowe for dele A gate Dream on, George M8& Ss
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
The Keep Well Column
SCARLET FEVER oERmsl

nose and ears This sometimes
takes munA-longer than the scaling
~ the skin
The germs are contained in the
gecretlDns % the throat. nose.
mouth and ears Wherever this ma.
'e-ial "a doposited the germs are
also deposited.
"A tho secrotions are most pro.
fuse during ,he height % tho AZ.
tack the patient is most dangerous
A. that time. but Tho danger r. so
grea' during the entire illness that
measures % prevent the spread ~
The germs from the patient should
~ no time be neglected.
T. is believed that scarlet fever
germs are also thrown on by the
Kin. and probably the discharge
Of The kidneys and bowels which
rnnseg4ontiy must De regarded "a.
dangerous
Scarlet fevcr germs are said Io
remain alive Tor months and even
years II protected from air and
light
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Americas Greatest
Movement

or vha, importance are aip'o
matte par'eys when one realizes
that Mexico Furnishes .ta United
States rl.h -l.He. th. basis ~
chewing gun Ana TIA. 'he Cr..a
states .a --tgu f-asaa N.1le.
With certain psrceu-Ee ~ 3d..
&5019a0aa sper, ta-osgto4. th.
world each y.a- sr- ttat chewing
gum WY look further sor com
mon ground
Ts4 entente c059.a'7 was estah.
ashea 5as. .Ly gears aro. and
negotiations we're as follows
General santa Anna. who was -h.
or.ana. revolving vrcsiden- % Mex
.c0, came during one ~ his slara
seasons. rJ confer Nl. friend 80
Snug Harhgr Staten Island This
Nas In June S5t he brought vI'H
him. for relaxation fav r.s-.- o..
taste'e-s, -lbbary gum which he
tucked aEay ID HE bureau Grave.
against dry day
soon a!t,- There came ~ call orc
Thomas Ad mrs, aud h.s son. Thorn
as. II One p."asaarry led ~ an
other. and before tHo afternoon was
over they had reached such state
o' fam !arl'v that the General had
gone 20 hia bureau. tsken out a.a
private stock ol cltF.rgs and o.
fered some 20 Nr ADAMS
Being scuevhat ~ conserve.
1--WE. Tho ,a'a- ms I'D on knowing
what g. va- tc.gr. be tlf ~ in he
mouth and learned that lf vas rho
gum ~ he Sapota 're" known 20
~ Intimate as "Chc'e
Thus Teassured Mr. Adams took
chance. and wac A. once
impre -sad with IT, POI YiHUrs a.
a cpmmercia. rubber IN. begged
for a larger piece and took .t home
with him FOR experimental purpose
10 see n y could not De vu.caU.Zed
In conference with chemist and
manufacturer 81 dental supplies
he tried 20 produce from y sub
stance which could be used a. %
| base for artificial teeth. bar Fate
had larger things IN store for this
bit ~ Mexican chlclo and the ruI
canlzlng had 70 Dc given up Thus
We saved 90 the world a piece az
potential heaith-bullding teeth pre-
serving, digestion aiding. chcstd'
yeloping. soul.tuning Chewing Gum
One day, az they sat about The
dlssecting table. gazing hope sly
at the defiant mass ~ chicle thf o.
mark was made iu bitter jrst thai
apparently the only thing no
blamed stun was good for was chow
ing
A. which the younger Adams
With hat keen busIuess acumen
which Americans always attribute ~
Americans Immediately decided
that since o. was only chewing that
ctlcIe uas good Tor be would rapi
talizc g. limitations and make OF
| 80 a chewing gum
Up 10 that 'imo there had been
paramno and spruce chewing gum
bur nothing With the Fmoo'hne
prom cd by this new substance. SO
The father. with some misgivlnss.
FINALLY sax hie way clear 20 settle
SIS on hlF aou with which 20 put
Hc nraf piece of ch'clc Chewing
gum on the market ON 7n initial
| investment ~ f35 yearly business
~ SEQ 0G1 900 may DO considered 70
| fair return Robert &. Bahchley in
World Outlook for October.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Families That Go Wrong

nj qls'r!e. which we End desirable
Ii Individuals are very largely The
results Il family lie. The sanes-
hing hat can be done FOR an or
phan r. 20 plant * In a family and
lst 70 grow Up belonging somenlere
Institutions may 30 useful a. shel
ters or ,ails. but The conditions O.:
NE therein are not Ike.y 10 furnish
the so!I IN which true character IS
H0uFi-hed And go, after ali these
years The sociologists have come
around 20 the position OF the sent
mental Victorians There f. no
place Ike home. and the way 90 set
'Le- social problems is 20 make r.
more 20 Charles Dickens and some
others knew that without the say
Ing aid % statlstics--but ours Is "a
generation that must be shown Col.
Hers.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

N----I.-r-a--'. -N0r.s . N-r.-E"
II. VIA. have n mind W~,t.r
more ,har hal, a century ago. mis-
stiI g. = stan lard work Here ar
a 'ew hints from *. Ia case among
nv readers ,ha-e ara any who nov
have sickness n tho home
Never arou n -a-tar- In ha wakaF
--er,iorsuv or accidentally f. a
sf-a ,ys non ~ All good nursing II
-- a. ,-oosss oyt ~ his a-st s.seo
ss a. slr,o.. ----.at1 70 have no more
--.s,
49, 90. 49,
-. 10 80. -. = g..
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

prod s. rho & 4e4ra ~ riL under
con ll- which may or con rolled
ard te '4ly fha .tfl and actions Of
tan germ
Tho only known 7ourrNlo' scar
Ief fever b. a rca-ie' fever patient
from whom fh. germs i0 Fa~.OIr
ways pose t1 other persons and
-ar fla disease u 'Hn.n
.
ar.' ~ patient
.r.. NJ l.resr FROM .ha rr
w.rt tHat % Begin 'o Boz sick Ir-'
after complete recovery from every
trace OF inflammation IN The throat.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
From Another P0mtOf WeD
81 c. 7 s

Win you kindly agree with US that the
spirit Of our get together movement here
In Detroit would seem 20 be pretty faith
fully represented in the city directory.
which gives the name Of George Case1eer.
'asSembler.
There is such a thing. by the way. a.
carrying a "get-together' movement TOO
far as in the case, for instance. Of a
street car and a Grand Trunk train.
We note that the new Windsor race
track has fired It's starter. Now would
you say they have stopped the starter.
Or told him to keep right on going
A Detroit wife, suing for q divorce. told
the court that one day she gave her nus
band 81 and told MIN 70 20 out and pct
I1er FIVE cents worth 81 .icorlce powder.
and he never came back. Still. .nce w.
war hcorice has been very, very scarce.
Did you notice that they had an old
fashioned fire on the west side Trauus
blamed
Begin - climb he ladder. lad"
Said p Nathaniel Hopu
And never stop he told ti= son
Until Won reach 'ke Top
You'll find u hard going up
But u YOU really 'ty.
And never get discourage YOU
VIII get there hge and bye
butcher shop The boy nov owns
And upward he is bound.
And though hD BIAS not reached rho top
He's gaining round b. round
Billy Sunday was overcome ~ the con-
cusion of last nights sermon and dashed
cold water over his face Sort o. a re-
vival within a revival.
There was only ffty-six cents in the
branch office of the Western Union en-
tered by burglars The burglars probably
Expressed themselves in Jess than ~
words
According to an authority down outh.
there is no such thing as an ideal lu-
band. He's looking probably, for tao
woman vote
Eggs are going 20 he five cents apiece
this winter, it is predicted That settles
the egg in the coffee.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
A Married Man a-Plenty

veriZelos SAYS he isn't heading The Cretars r.
a revolution but is merely taking 90 arms n
teach King Constantine bis duty toward ths
Grsclan people.
Il will make Mrs. Constantine AID hey b-o'he-
william Just mad however
King Constantine Is one - The strong living
suffering denominations ~ the folly % NOT look
ing decades ahead before leap.cg into MARI. 60
He gets all The bricks largely through man 3
Innate courtesy toward q lady
An issue between duty 20 a nation ard duty
20 wife means hot water every zine
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
BITS OF INFORMATION

There are as33l5 girl stcnographcrs and typo
writer's I'm this country
Average wage OF plumbers o. g. for an eight
hour day
spain and Portugal together produce 20 per
cent OF The worlds cork.
Argentina has tho longest piece OF straight
railroad track In the world. l75 miles
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
City's Idea Advertises

The city Of Seal Beach, Cal II
now attracting attention because ~
Tho novel idea of Illuminating tho
crt'ro water front which has been
carried out by tho officials 4 bat
tory ~ Al powerful soarchiiehtH
each being Of moro than 1000.
candlepowor. has been placed on tho
outward edge ~ long pier which
extends ont into Tho ocean from q
point AZ the center ~ the water
front The Illuminated water front
may be seen far out Vat sea while
The searchlghf beams are visible
for uilcs inland
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

ono Ht ever seen
~ ~ar.et fever
germ
Ihe reason for
tlr Is that a.
scarlet fever r
10' communicate
90 animals D. is
uaf tssa Die 20
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

10 run IL as a part of the Marx poltlca
machine?
Does Couzens intend % run the de
partment in a manner to send terror q
the criminals, drive them out of town
and make Detroit SAFE 10 ike IN. on
does he intend to run the department IN a
manner that will INVITE MORE GRIM
FINALS to the city by giving them "a
understand that Detroit is safe place
for THEM to live in?
All Of these questions the new com
missioner viii answer according 20 hi,
decision in the one instance OF the sun
day saloon.
These things The Times believes and
does not believe.
I, te-eyes Commissioner Couzens IS
sincere when he says it is his opinion
tina, whether the Sunday saloon should
be made u obssve the law or shall pc
permitted To break the law is a "debat-
able" matter
The Times does NOT believe that Com
missioner Coazers honest opinion
MAKES the lav-breakug saloon e de-
ba.at'e matter "a, ALL because Commits
sioner Couzens honest opinion doesn't
happen 70 be the law.
The Times believes Commissioner Cou-
zens 10 be sincere in his tSlaratiCo -ha,
il it is an right for rich men 10 drink in
their clubs on sunday. it is all right for
poor men q drink In saloons on Sunday.
The Times does NOT believe thar Com
missioner Ccuzens' honest opinion makes
it all right for rich men TO drink in their
clubs on Sunday.
The Times wants 70 suggest that Cea-
zens should have reached a decision
WHITTIER he would close the Sunday saloon
or permit il 70 90 on .bgeaA1g the law.
before he took the oath Of office and with
his right hand raised before hi, Maker
swore that he WOULD ENFORCE THE
LAWS.
The Times believes this, too:
That while Commissioner Couzans is
making up his mind whether &c intends
10 keep the oath he took; that Is T. say.
while the matter Of closing the 'aw-brea6-
ing saloon is with him "debata1le, he
might al least condescend 90 give the peo-
pie who MAKE THE LAWS the benefit
of his doubt, and close and keep law
breaking saloons closed while he is max
ing up his mind.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
briefly Explained.

why have Won named thc corn
Tho Jackrabbit yariety?"
Long ears"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
SICK-ROOM MANAGEMENT

BY n. ADolNGToN BRUCE
Feholoyy PsrentAooi c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-11
STOMACH MISERY
QUICKLY VANISHES

Yogr money back if YOU want it ia
the way IN which Talman & Co. the
popular druggists. are selling Mi-o-
Mn. The great dyspepsia remedy
This Is am unusual pian but Mi-o-
ma has so much merit and is So all
most invariably successful in reiiey-
ms an forms of indigestion that thcy
run nut little risk in selling under a
guarantee of this kind.
DO not be miserable or make your
friends miserable with your dyspep-
sia. Mi-ona will help YOU If il
doesn't. tell Tallman & Co that yoG
want your money back and they will
checrfully refund H.
a change for the better will be
seen from the first few doses of Mi
o-na ana its continued use will soon
start you on the road to perfect di-
gestion and enjoyment of food
Mi-o-na has been SO uniformly sue
cessful that every box is sold und"r
a positive guarantee TO refund the
money It Il does not relieve. what
fairer proposition could be made2
Talmap Il Company give their
personal guarantee of money back
If YOU want il" with every box OF NJ
o.na that they sell A guarantee like
this srcaks volumes for the merit Of
the remedy.