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Worses, wagons, fixtures, etc. Everything left In your possession.
persons, momentarily embarrassed, who desire above everything
else to keep up their credit, are the class we especially desire to
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on furniture, horses, cattle, pi
anos, etc., leaving everything In
your own r-ossesslon.
t Why not deal at a bank when
you need a loan?
All we ask la that you get
our rates first then you are at
liberty to compare them else
where. We positively guarantee our
rates lowest In city because
We are the largest and one of
the oldest institutions In the
state.
Miller & MaMater
Private Bankers
.11 North Court St.
Stark Phone A-917
For Sale.
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, 20 acre -celery farm, 2 miles from
JrlajtyiJIeuGood houae and barn. Arte-
8tan,'.U'eJl, Fine opportunity. Price
23PQft.0Qf
aiM Hjuae and lots in Hartville. First
class, condition. Good barn and out-
JuH(ljngs. Bargain at $1750.00.
30, acr farm IVj miles from Hart
yille, C rpom house. First class barn.
All n.e.c.egsaxy outbuildings, including
ii fne cfjucUm house. It F. D. and
7jelepbpne . An ideal place. Price
,r33'7000'
11 a.cre celery farm, 2 miles from
Jpartville Well drained. Land under
fine state of cultivation. Price $2000
Two first class residence properties,
located at good points in Tuscarawas
Co., Ohio. Will consider farm in ex-
change
vt Celery land, improved or UnlmprOV
PlI in trnotc frnm throo in ton anvaa
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.Prices, ep tapnlicatton
81 aqre farm C acres of which are
V(deslrable..celery land. Within one
irrj:ighth rnjle of a railroad station. Sev-
-enroom house Bank barn.' Buildings
Ifc JTjst,JcJaa8conditIon. A great bar-
gain at $6000.00.
Hartville a M Estate Agency,
"Hartville, O.
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Farm of. 193 acres; located 2
miles southwest of Magnolia with
one 8 room and ono 7 room house,
and bam 40x60, with other necessa
ry out buildings, all In good condi
tion. This farm must be sold soon to
- close an estate', and therefore will be
sacrificed at a price of $6500.00.
Farm of 201 acres; located ono mile
" -Bontlr of- Waynesburg, with 7 room
itrfaeuee; barn 45xGL aand othecf out
ailjaitlings'ali in .fine' condition, con
tains 'between 35" and 45 acres of tim
f, and known to be. , underlaid with
& good Vein, of coal, .and will "be sold
Jor (he small price of $8500.00, -with
-y "payments.
MagnoliaMl Estate Agency
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Compounded twice a year is
paid on Savings Accounts by
THE CITIZENS SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY
Or CLEVELAND. OHIO
One of the largest Savings Banks in the
country, having Assets of over
FORTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS
and Capital and Surplus of
6J MILLION DOLLARS
Wc welcome accounts of any amount from
one dollar to ten thousand dollars.
Currcncv tsdv he safelv sent Ihroudh
remittance mav be made bv post
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BORROW
TO PAY
LOANS
I Corner Tuscarnwas
and Wnluutsts.
Hell Phono Sff.
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FIFTY DOLLARS
FOR FIFTY WEEKS
We loan money In any
amount from $10 up on furni
ture, pianos, vehicles and per
sonal property of value. The
payments are arranged In fif
ty small weekly installments,
thus allowing you fifty weeks
in which to pay off your loan.
One dollar and twenty cents
is the weekly payment on a
fifty dollar loan. Other
amounts in the same propor
tion. All business Is strictly con
fidential. Mail or phono ap
plication, and receive our
prompt attention.
Ohio Loan Company
502 City Njrt'l Bank Bldg,
Both Phones 696.
Elevator. 8. Market.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
BORROW MONEY EASY $50 for
SO week payments; $1.20 a week on
household goods, watches, etc. Col
lateral Loan Bank. Bell E00 Stark
A.-G69. 309 W. Tusc. St.. Ph aseat
to call.
SEE Crossley & Waterhouse for
city and county surveys, 110 S. Public
Square, Canton. Bell Phono 1412.
WANTED Woman to wash for
small family weekly. Call 118 Linden
Ave. Stark phone R-913. 15-d3
FOR SALE Five head of horses;
consisting of work, general purpose
and drivers; also one G-year-old sorrel
horse, weight 1150 lbs. Call C10 W.
Tusc. St. 15-d3
WANTED Two experienced lady
solicitors. Call 402 W. Tuscarawas St.
15 d3
FOR RENT Twelve acres of land
containing good house with water,
good barn, and fruit trees. For Infor
mation call on Michael Barnhart, one
and a quarter miles north of Ciinton
Massillon street car line at Genoa
stop. 15-d3
FOR SALE One family driving
horse, 1150 lbs. Good worker in all
harness; 8 years old and sound; city
broke and can be driven by a lady;
good style and shows some speed. One
pair cheap workers. One braad mare
and one gelding. Both good workers.
I $100 will buv the nair If unlrt nnlrU
Call at 961 N. Dowalt St. 15-d3
LOST Diamond and emerald fleur-de-lis
scarf pin. Liberal reward if re
turned to C02 S. McKJnley Ave. Bell
315; "Stark 182G. l5-d3
Lebanon, Ky., Feb. 14. The county
grand Jury has returned indictments
against the Cincinnati Enquirer, Louis
ville Herald, Louisville Times and Eve
ning Post, for printing and circulating
in this county the "offensive and in
decent" proceedings of the Thaw trial.
Harrlsburg, Pa. The house pasbed a
bill making two cents a mile the max
imum fare chargeable by any railroad
carrying passengers in the state.
DO THE IUQH1 THINa U you have
Nasal Catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm
at once. Don't touch the catarrh pow
ders and snuffs, for they contain co
caine. Ely's Cream Balm release the
secretions that Inflame the nasal passag
es and the throat, whereas common
"rtmedles" made with mercury mere
ly drive them out and leave you no bet
ter than sou were. In a word, Ely's
Cream Balm is n real cure, not a delu
sion Alt drilRKlHt. Wc . or mailed by
Ely Bros, M Warren Btreet. Now York. J
MILLIONAIRE
Whom Castor Helped to
Rob, Curious About
4uuta
Window Latch
CASTOR TALKED iGftIB
Columbus, O., Feb. 14. Th'eSun to
day printed the following concerning
the case of Fred Castor, the former
Canton man, now an inmate-of the
penitentiary, with probably orily a few
hours between him and death., in tfie
electric chair: .',, .
"In the hope of clearing up murder
mysteries and burglaries" 4hat have
baffled the police of several' cities,
men are in Columbus in person or are
writing letters to Governor Hnrris to
obtain from the executive an order to
further prolong the life of Frank
Castor, slayer of Policeman Dan Davis
of Columbus.
"Joining these men who desire to
solve the mysteries are clergymen,
who will call on the governor Thurs
day and plead for a stay of execu
tion till the condemned man can secure
enough money to carry his ense to the
last earthly court of resort. Father
Kelley, prison chaplain, will be one
of the men who will visit the gover
nor. WROTE LETTER TO GOVERNOR.
"Thursday Governor Harris receiv
ed a long letter from Castor. He did
not read the letter at his office .but?
took it with him to his apartments
at the Hartman hotel, where, he read
it carefully and gae it consideration.
He could not say whether he would
grant the reprieve or not. Up to that
time it was not at all probable that
he would further interfere with the
sentence of the court. In his letter
Castor asked for 'just 30 days off
eternity.' He promised to clear up
many mysteries if granted the re
spite. "Wednesday night Prosecuting At
torney Martin and Sheriff Zimmerman
of Flint, Mich., the old home of Cas
tor, reached Columbus. They had
heard that Castor had made a state
ment relathe to a murder mystery in
that county, and they wanted to talk
to the condemned man about it. An
appointment was made for Thursday,
but it is probable that, unless a le
prieve be granted, Castor will not be
able to see them and talk of the mat
ter, for he will have his time fully oc
cupied with his affairs. Unless he can
secure a reprieve Thursday, he will
go to the chair a minute after mid
night Thursday night.
ABANDONS HOPE OF SECURING
MONEY.
"At. a late hour Castor has not yet
raised the money necessary to take
liis ca&e to the supreme court. He
has abandoned hope of securing the
money unless a reprieve is granted,
and says that his only hope now is in
the efficacy of the appeals made to
the governor.
"Rev. Father Kelley will tomorrow
make an urgent appeal to tne gover
nor to grant the reprieve. He will
detail the history of the boy's record,
and tell of the opportunity to locate
the real offenders by letting the con
demned man have a chance in the
court of last resort.
Castor again talked Wednesday
night. While discussing the hope that
is fast disappearing, and the chance
that seems all too slim, he was hand
ed a letter. He opened it , react it.
It was from H. M. Houser, the mil
lionaire manufacturer of Akron, whobe
home was looted, and the siner plate
sold to the Canton 'fence' by the gang
of which Castor was a member. The
letter follows;
" 'In reply to your letter of yester
day, I would say that I am pleased
to do all I can to get the reprieve
you desire and am accordingly writ
ing the governor in same mail, ask
ing him to grant it. Furthermore
I am having two friends here, who
have sustained losses in a way"s"Jmllar
to mine, to do the same, and sincere
ly trust our combined efforts may
have the desired effect. I -would sug
gest that, If possible, you have your
attorney see the governor and advise
his regarding these communications
and I hasten this to you in order that
you may be the longer sustained by
the hope which it contains.
"'Should it be unavailing, you will
know that I have done my part, and
that you have my forgiveness, sym
pathy, and best wishes. Sincerely
yours,
(Signed) "'H. M. Houser.'"
P. S. "I shall regard it as a
favor if you will advise me whether
when you entered my' house,
you found the window unlocked.
This has always been a matter of
curiosity to me.' "
WANTED TO SECURE. HIS WATCH.
"An earlier mail in the day brought
a letter from F. A Selberling, of the
wealthy Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Co., of Akron, Mr. Selberling said
that some time ago one summer night
a gold hunting case watch had been
stolen from his bedroom, and he was
anxious to know whether or not Cas
ter could tell him of the whereabouts
of the timepiece. When Houser was
in Canton, according to Selberling,
Jake Fralley said that this watch had
David
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In which we made special reductions
on Silks and Dress Goods was a big success.
We are still showing on our counters
a few of the special bargains we offered,
although we have sold out a number of
the patterns. Those we are showing are
exceptional good values.
' The speoial discount we are giving on
some of our other silks and dress goods,
among them some of the latest patterns,
will continue a few days longer.
Better come early this morning. You
will find many desirable bargains. in Silks
and Dress Goods.
Watch For Announcement of Our Sales of Em
broideries and Muslin Underwear.
David
been offered to him for sale bv a
crook, but that he had not bought it.
WILL GO TO GOVERNOR.
"These two letters went to the
governor Thursday morning. A tele
gram was sent to the Akron million
aires by Father Kelley, urging that
they come to Columbus and do all
that they can to secure a reprieve for
the condemned man.
"Theie is no hope that Castor will
be able to raise any money in the
penitentiary. The men inside are, for
the most part, sore at him because he
exposed Frailey and his 'fence' and
Crowley and his gun joint.' Castor
feels, however, that the desertion was
on the part of these two men; that
they left him to his fate rather than
pay the expenses of taking his case to
the supreme court. And he says he
stands ready to expose them entirely
and in detail if he is but given the
time in which to do it."
It is nerve energy that runs
the organs of your body. The
storage battery 'is the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from this battery
nerve force is sent out through
the system of nerves. To keep
the body healthy you must
have plenty of nerve force; if
you have not, the organs work
imperfectly, the circulation is
sluggish, digestion bad, appe
tite poor, kidneys inactive, and
aches, pains and misery are
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with Dr. Miles' Nervine.
It assists in generating nerve
energy; it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
"I take pleasure 'in recommending
Dr. Wiles' Nervine to those Buffering
from nervous prostration, lntomnla
and melancholy. After several
months suffering from above diseases
J tried this medicine and found Imme
diate relief. It soothes and strength
ens the nerves, chases away the
gloomy and depressing thoughts and
Elves the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. It Is a superb nerve re
storer." JUDGE JACOB SEEMANN,
Madison, Wisconsin.
Dr. MlletV Heart Cure It told by
your druqolst. who will Guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. If it falls
. he will refund your money.
Miles"Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Keep
Your Nerve
Zollars &
THE FIRST TWO DAYS
Annual Sale
Zollars &
Tennis and Polo Better Than Story
Telling and Singing Deference to
Older Peonle Pays Skill in Ath
letics a Social Open Sesame for
Women as Well as for Men.
It has frequently been said by per
sons who should know that the ability
to play games well is an easier means
of getting into society than the pos
session of money. It is not difficult
to point to many casej In which men
merely through expertness in sports
have won a place for themselves
in the highest society.
"This has been especially true of
tennis," says a clubman in the New
York Sun. "The process of becoming
socially popular through this sport is
not difficult to explain.
"The men who play well take part
in tournaments at Newpork and other
summer resorts. The victor or even
the very good player must be very
much of a bounder not to be wel
comed at the first houses in these
places. In this way they make friends
that remove from their paths many
difficulties in the social ascent. These
men are always welcomed ab members
of good clubs because men who play
games well are" in demand every
where. "Good polo playing is a mighty aid
to the socially ambitious. Men who
aro adepts in this game must have
other very objectionable qualities "not
to be received cordially everywhere.
"One great advantage of the man
who succeeds socially through his
skill in sports is that) he arrives
through the men rather than the
women. Men of the set which to
many are striving nowadays to enter
have much more respect for the new
comers that are introduced by men
than for those introduced by women."
This was the opinion of a man who
has seen many young men climb to
the social heights on which they had
set their eyes and who himself many
years ago accomplished the same
Journey, He is a mine of social wis
dom, produced first by his own strug
gles and then by observing the efforts
of others.
It must be said in his favor that
he has always offered a helping hand
to bis juniors setting' out on the tame
way he traveled so long ago. Ho is
an exception to the rule Hhat social
strugglers kick out the rungs of the
ladder as they mount,
"It Is not only by moans of athletics
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that the young man may mnke himself
popular with his own sex, this social
sago observed. "He may follow the
serious and business policy.
"They say that oldish women ara
always complimented by deferenco
and attention from young men. Well,
I am .surely not mistaken when I say
that oldish men are just as suscepti
ble to these attentions. They liko to
have young men listen to their opin
ions, question them as to their experi
ences and above all to talk to them
about business matters.. .
"The necessary preliminary to this
sort of social success for a climber is
membership in a good club. He can
not find the old men to talk to until
he gets in. Then if. ho is attentive
to the old members in the way I havo
described he will soon find that ho
is one of the most substantially popu
lar men in the place.
"Younger men will soon look up to
him once they realize that his seniors
like him. I knew a young man to bo
elected governor of one of the most
important clubs socially in this city
merely hecause.ho had cultivated tho
older men from the time he joined
-tho club.
"That popularity is moreover of a
very substantial kind. It means much
more than invitations which are ob
tained by assiduous leaving of caras,
endless drinking of tea and much
talking down the back of women's
necks in opera boxes."
The new avenues to social Impor
tance opened by skill at bridge havo
introduced a number of persons who
would never have been thought of flvo
years ago and thereare men ns'well
as women among these newcomers.
The game is generally more difficult
among women than men. Men aro
much more in demand always.
Athletics have proven nearly as
much of an open sesame to women as
to men. A girl who can ride well or
plays good tennis will find herself al
most as acceptable to any society, as
ono who playB good biidge.
Singing or musical talent in any
form will not be of much use""to her.
pames, games and still more gamta
will make her an appreciative visitor
at country houses or guest at dinners.
Both men and women often comfiino
the ability to play very good bridgo
and athletic skill. Those fortunato
persons who unite for Instance brjdga
and tennis have a great advantaga
over their rivals.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAY8.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed. U
cure anv case of Itching. Blind, Uleedl
Inir or Protruding Piles In 6 to U days ot
money lefunded. 60c. ".
Get Your Wlndows'cieaned V
at Canton Window Paining Co. staxl
Phono 131.
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