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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT. CANTON, OHIO.
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SOUTH END BARGAIN STORE
833-835-837 S. Market St.
"WE SELL EVERYTHING"
Hires Hoot 1Q
Hcer Extract... I OU
ya"fc!?.?.c..$i.io
Sweet clover Iloncv.
comb 0C
I.omons, extra 1
title, each ,,lu
Chicory Coffee Ex
tract, POUIHl on
pack 01)
Fresh roasted inn
Coffee, per lb. 1UC
43c Screen Doors 13c
I'lincy Wnl a 1 1 it g
jag":... 41-2C
Any straw lint In
the store, 11n
choice I IU
Men's emlirolil- 1fn
cred Hocks. .. I UU
Men's Work
Shhts
.11c
lVnrl Shirt C0
Waist sets OG
1'ancy routine
1'aus i
.5c
"Plymouth" Standard Binder Twine
11c pound.
I co Cream CI iC
1'reezers ..01.10
l'rult Jar Mils On
per dozen Ob
Scaling Wot, per Op
It pound tox....Gu
T 48c
Srcecn Door spring
lilusrus with Cn
screw Ju
Itush Torch C-
Scuts, each du
Order Your Cherries today.
SOUTH END DEPARTMENT STORE
Phonee 399.
"WE SELL EVERYTHING."
Hearst Sent Congratula
tions to Parker.
Chicago, July 9. Tho following tele
rrnm was Bent tonight by William
Jtaudolph Hearst to Jtulgo Parker, the
Democratic nomlnco for president:
Chicago, July 9.
"Judge Alton 13. Parkor, Esopus,
N Y. Sir: I congratulate you upon
your nomination and upon tho ex
pression, of Democratic principles in
Iho platform on which you stand.
"I hope- andihellcvo that battling
lor the people and for such principles
you will lead tho Democracy to vic
tory. William Randolph Hearst."
Will CureKtouinch Ache In I'lvo Minute
This is just what Painkiller will do;
Iry it. Have a bottle iu the house for
Instant use, m it mill savo vou hours of
Buffering. Watch out tha't tho dealer
does not sell you an imitation, as the
Scat reputation of Painkillet (Perry
avis'), has induced many i ejple to try
to make something to sell, said to be
just as good us tho genuine."
COURTEOUS
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f AFIIF1 you have been Postponing your
i-ira.JLPfliUtJV heavy purchases in anticipation of
just such A SALE AS THIS, you'll be glad to know
all the particulars. They are here read this list.
Wash Goods, Waists, Suits and Millinery
HALF PRICE AND LESS. Greatest Vahies Ever Offered In Canton.
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THIS WEEK'S SALE
30 in. half wool Crepes, all tr
colors, 25c kind, today .... IDC
White Mohair with black stripes
for fancy waists, 50c QQn
kind, today's sale OuC
300 WHITE SHIRT WAISTS
Just opened for today's salo, beau
tifully trimmed, worth $2, $2.50
$3, clearance snlo price
98c, J1.25, $1.39
Men's 12.50 Adamas Diamond
Rings, clearance sale t rr
prico I.UU
Ladles' $1 Alamas Hrooches, pn
clearance sale prlcei OuC
100 new Books neatly bound, worth
25c, today 150
100 regular 50c nooks 25c
200 Late Fiction, $1.08 kind ..39c
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF
all Housefurnlshlngs, today.
COO yds. Oriental Insertions p
fc Laces, 10 to 20c kind yd OC
?00 ladles' new Stock Collars.
25c kind
I5c
CLEARANCE SALE.
20x10 hemmed Huck Towels,
bleached, 15c kind, today's in
clearance salo UC
fc.xtra quality Bleached Mus
lin today
6c
72x30 Bleached Sheets, COc
kind, today
42x30 Bleached Hemmed Pil
low Cases, 12c value.., .
BJack Lawn, worth 15c to 20c
a yard, clearance sale price
39c
9c
10c
62 inch black Voiles, $1.25 valuo,
clearance salo pn
I'rice OuC
15o rubber lined dress shields,
'9c
clearance sale price . .
Fpllow the Crowds
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JUDGE PARKER UPON HIS
NOMINATION
HE RECEIVES MESSAGES.
From Personal and Pol
itical Friends.
Esopus, N. Y., July 10. Telegrams
of congratulation on ids nomination
and for his action In sending tho tole
gram which was read beforo tho 3t.
Louis convention aro being recolved
by Judge Parker at his homo here.
Tho telegrams Is regard to his St.
Louis convention telegram relatlvo to
his position on tho platform are com
mendatory. Following aro some of
the telegrams received today:
Chairman of the Now York Demo
cratic state committee, Cordmoyer,
lrom St. Louis, telegraphed: "After
receipts of your message to Shcehan
and final notion of tho convention, I
hasten to congratulate heartily on
your nomination. Our work in Now
York is much lightened and success
assured."
Supremo Court Justice D. Cady Hot
rick, of Albany, leader of antl-HIl!
faction thero telegraphed: "Tho hon
est thing, tho bravo thing, tho party
to ho congratulated."
Arthur Pue Gorman, jr., son of Sen
ator Gorman, who hag been attending
the St. Louis convention telegraphed:
"Maryland delegates congratulate you
upon your splendid victory."
George Turner of Washington, who
was a candldato for the vice presi
dency nt St Louis, telegraphed: "Sin
cerest congratulations and confident
prediction of victory."
Judge Morgan J. O'Brien, John D.
Crimmlns. Thomas F. Conroy and
James A. Deering, telegraphed sincere
congratulations from Pittsburg, Pa.
Governor A. M. Dockery, of Mis
souri, telegraphed from St. Louis:
"Missouri will give you loyal and en
thusiastic support."
Joseph A. Pulitzer, editor of tho
New York World, telegraphed con
gratulations. Representative L. F. Livingston of
Atlanta, Ga., telegraphed, "Accept my
heartiest congratulations on your nom
ination. Now for a strong pull by a
united line and victory is assured "
Ralph D. Earl, of Herkimer. N. Y.,
telegraphed: "Old Herkimer rejoices
L NEW WASH GO 0 DS THIS WEEK
ZOO WASH SUITS AT HALF PRICE AND LESS!
Amazement wilHollow your inspection of these beautiful and highly fashionable suits. They are ele
gant from every point of view and had it not been that we bought them at an immense Concession in Price
we would never be able to offer them to you at their extraordinary Low Price. On sale this week-
100 Now Wash Suits, in
CLEARANCE
100 New Wash Suits, plain white, heavily trimmed, beautiful lino Colored VoIIo Suits, Cham
pagno, White, Grey and Bluo, $0 kind
THIS WEEK'S SALE
Regular 50c Corsets 35c
2500 pieces Muslin Underwear on
salo today at 1-4, 1-3, 1-2 prico.
1000 pieces groy enamel ware,
valuo up to 25c, clearanco o
bale price - ()G
No. 1 Japanod Broad Boxee,
75c value, clearance salo m
price OUC
Sticky Fly Paper, sheet 1c
18c inch adjustable window screens,
20c value, clearance r
sale price )C
10 per cent reduction off all shoes
Ladles', Misses' and Children's
during the great clearanco salo.
100 men's black and blue working'
shirts, 50c kind, clearance nn
salo prico 6oj
40c Turkey red tablo damask, ijp
clearanco salo price. .... ZuG
Ono tablo flno assorted fancy
china, valuo up to 85c, .n
clearanco salo price .... HlC
10 per cent roduction on Dress
Goods during this sale.
to the Big Cleaance Sale pf All ftew
over tho splendid victory of St, LouU
convention.
Tho Ulstor county delegation nt St.
Louts sent congratulations in these
words: "Your neighbors who nro at
St. Louis and who know, lovo and
respect you, send their heartiest con
gratulations." Telegrams from tho Jttdgo's name
sakes tiro nlBO beginning to arrive.
The first to bo received was from
James Parker of Perth Amboy, N. J.,
whose message was "Stnud firm, all
of your namo proud of your action.
Judge Parker on his return homo
fiom Kingston spent tho afternoon on
his front piazza In receiving visitors.
Among them were Congressman George
J. Smith and Joseph A, Coon of Kings
ton. Judgo Parker iccelvcd convention
news until tho last bulletin was re
ceived early this morning. He en
tertained John D, McDonald, of Now
York and Judgo Edward W. Hatch on
his piazza until they left for the yacht
on which Mr. McDonald arrived In the
early evening. Tho yacht left Esopus
at 3 a. m. Bulletins of tho conven
tion were read to the party as thoy
v,ere lecclvcd.
Judge Parker has not yet received
the telegram sent him by tbp St. Louis
convention In answer to his, own tele
gram. Tho judgo sent hij telegram
from the Esopus telegraph ofllcc. The
contents startled the receiving opera
tor In New York who reported it to
tho superintendent of the company.
Tho latter in turn called up the Eso
pus opeiator to see whethnr Judgo
Patker had sent the telegram himself.
On tho opetator replying tiiat it had
been brought to the ofllce by "Jake"
Robinson, tho judge's coachman, lie
was told to call up Judgo Parker on
tho telephone and verify the message.
After some difficulty Judge Parker
was secured at one end of tho tele
phone and the message repeated to hlni
by the Esopus operator. On his as
surance that it was "0. K" tho Eso
pus operator notified the New York
office and the message proceeded on its
way to St. Louis.
This evening Judgo Parker sent the
following message to Mr. Davis, who
has been named as his running mate:
"Esopus, N. Y., July 10. Hon. Henry
G. Davis, Elklns, W. V.:
"I congratulate both yon and the
party upon your nomination for the
otneo of vice president.
"ALTON B. PARKER."
Death of William Fllllngham.
William Fllllngham, aged 53 years,
died at his lesldenco, 1000 East
Ninth street, Sunday morning of con
sumption. Mr. Fllllngham was born
In Holland but for many years has
been a resident of this country. De
ceased was employed as a timer. Ho
Is survived by his wifo and several
children . I
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FINAL CLEARANCE of all NEW YORK AUCTION GOODS
Sateen, Mercerized Gingham and Whlto Lawn, regular retail price was $4.50
PRICE TODAY
THIS WEEK'S SALE
30 in. mixed Suitings, 25c ip
, kind, clearance salo prico , lOG
3000 yds. best Lancaster Ginghams,
the 8c kind, clearanco salo n
price DC
2000 yards figured lawns, 5c and 7c
kind, clearance salo ..-,A OJ
price OTC
$1.25 sllvor bleached doublo warp
German damask, 72 Inch, qq
clearanco sale prico uOC
50 pes. Alplno dress lawn, all colors,
5c kind, clearanco salo OJLn
prico O'S'C
50 pieces flno white mercerized
wash goods, 50c kind, clear
25c
anco sale prico .
25 plepss flno mercerized novoltlos,
3ltiOS,
I9c
wnuo, wc Kind,
clearance salo prico .
Sample lino good hammocks, about
1-3 regular prices.
Mlssea' school and dress shoes,
hoavy and light soles, $1.50 I in
kind, clearance sale prico I.IU
as
Caused Fatal Shooting
at Fostoria.
Special to Morning News.
Fostoria, July 10. Charles Cook
was fatally shot Saturday night by Ed.
Roso on account of Jealousy. Tho
men were farm hands and worked
across thn road from each othor. Cook
went to tho homo of Mrs. Farrel,
where Roso works, on an errand. As
ho returned Roso stopped from tho
barn saying, "Damn you; 111 kill you,"
and began shooting. Tho men clinch
ed after Cook had been shot twice and
the third shot was then fired. While
struggling Cook was struck by Mary
Rlnebold, of whom Roso was jealous.
Cook had three bullet wounds In his
left breast, back nnd forehoad. Roso
surrendered.
TORPEDO BOATS
Failed to Force Entrance to Port.
Toklo, July 11. The Japanese tor
pedo lleet mado nu attempt to forco
tho entrance to Port Arthur during the
storm of last Friday night but fail
ed. Two of tho destroyers picked up tho
Russian cruiser Askold nnd senl a
number of torpedoes at her but
whether thoy reached tho mark or
not Is unknown.
I.Ike D.ilslca Jlrfnro the Scyllie,
Baby lives nro destroyed iu summer by
choler.i infantum. The attack of tho
disease W sudden, its progress is some
times terribly rapid. Mothers who have
given their children Perry Davis' Pain
killer can tell how this treatment has
checked the diarrhoea and vomiting,
and put 'the littlo patient out of danger.
2oe and CO ctsj
Death of a Young Girl.
Grace L., tho nine-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. U. S G. Altman,
died Sunday nt the residence of her
parents of scarlet fever. Death oc
curred after an Illness of Ave days.
Bom in Leechburg, Pa., she removed
two months ago with her parents to
this city, whero Mr. Altman is em
ployed ns a roller. Tho remains
were shipped to Leechbura
Spectal Summer Tourist Rates to St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
On July 4 to 18 Inclusive, tho Chi
cago. Great Western railway will sell
round trip tickets at $12 from Chlcaga
to St. Paul and Minneapolis. Tickets
good to return until August 5th. For
further information apply to any Great
Western agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P.
A., Chicago, 111.
Great Clearance Sale
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THIS WEEK'S SALE
100 ladles' trimmed hats, sold at
$2.50 and $3.00, clearanco t q
salo prico '"I.'tu
10 pieces silvor bleached and
cream linen damask, C5c Qn
kind, clearanco sale price. HUj
Sllvor b'leached napkins, 5-8, hem
med ready for use, $1.50 i jq
kind, clearanco sale prico, l.lu
500 yards fancy wash silks, iu fig
tires, the 50c kind, clear
anco sale prico
25c
The 50c quality Tucked rod qq
damask, clearance salo prlc OiJC
1,0 dozen ladles' whlto llslo thread
umbrella pants, 50c kind, jp
clearanco salo prico ...... ZOG
5 pieces white flannel, tho 35c and
40o kind, clearanco 07n
salo price , ZC
3 pieces whlto flannel, 45c nnd DOc
kind, clearance salo nn.
price OuC
38 in., Voile, nil colors, COc kind,
clearance salo,
price ,
39c
yorkAuction Goods
I SURE
You need Special Clothes for the hot
weather months.
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Men's Summer Suits
Men's Summer Pants
Men's Summer Coats
Men's Linen Pants!
At extra low prices.
Men's Straw Hats
A splendid collection at 25c, 50c, 75c,
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
HIRSCHHEIMER BROS,
106-110 NORTH MARKET ST.
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CLOUDBURST
Devastates the Cone
maugh Valley.
Johnstowni tPa., July 10. Last ove
nlng the portion of the Conenwugh vnl
ley in which this city is located was
visited by a clouduurst which did at
least $100,000 damago, although no
lives wore lost. The downpour was en
tirely local, being confined to a section
about one mile square, a fact whlrh
probably prevented results more se
rious. At the lower end of the city a
considerable part of the twentieth ward
was submerged to a depth of four or
five feet and numerous bridges and
A WAVC After Business No Stop to Ef
rmij WWrtlJ forts No Stop to Values '
W JULY IS A GREAT SUPPLY MONTH ..,
We buy at advance of season reductions and sell ac
cordinglyEverywhere Magnificent Values Abound.
ATTEND THIS WEEK'S SALE
1 -2 PRICE
S2 98
$3.98
THIS WEEK'S SALE
Full slzo whlto 'bol spreads, hom
mod, $2.00 kind, clearance) r
sale prico l.tJ
All ladles' itnd men's $2.00 Adamas
diamond rings, clearanco I on
salo prico I.UU
20 pieces whlto and cream mercer
ized, 50c- and 75c, clear- np
ance salo price uOC
100 la'dles' 20 in. Umbrellas, $i.00
kind, clearanco sale nn
prico OjJC
Ladles' handsomo Colored Taffota'
Silk 20 in. Umbrellas, with I qq
colprod border, $3 value.. l.uO
CO Colored Sateen Parasols nr,.
for children. 40c kind ... ZDC
100 Children's Fancy Colored
Mull Parasols, this week's r
salo 0C
45 Inch all wool Etnmlnes and
Vollos, all tho dainty colors, 75c
nnd $1,00 kind, clearanco Q7
salo prico OG
C dozen solid whlto and black silk
shawls, the $1,50 kind, qq
clearance sale price , UoG
at KENNY BROTHERS' This Week
small buildings wcro swept away.
Every ravino In tho hills surrounding
the city was filled with n raging tor
rent and the absence, of fatalities la
ccnsldored remarkable.
Many heavy landslides occurred
along tho lino of tho Pennsylvania
railroad, which at this point skirts pron
cipltlous bluffs, delaying traffic and In
one ease destroying J.i frelfttit train,
which was caught nnd wrecked.
Not since tho great flood of 1889,
which swept away) the city and drown
ed three thousandneonle, has so much
damage been dono by high water nt
Johnstown.
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Sharon, Mills Resume.
Sharon, Pa,, July lOf-Ten, of thef
twonty hot mills of SoutirSharon re
sume operations tomorrow morning af
ter a brief idleness. Several hundred
men are affected. Tho wiro nail mill
has closed for ropalrs. '
AND LESS
THIS WEEK'S SALE
Men's Regular $1 Negligee Shirts,
cuffs detachable this pri
week's clearanco prico... OuC
100 boxes Fine Stationery, 15c kind,
clearanco salo prico q
box JjQ
Swell lino all light colored 38 n- -In.
Voiles, 75c kind OC
Children's Straw School jp.
Hats, sold at 25c, for ... . luC
Children's School Hats, sold P fl
at $1, choice this week.... OUC
All untrlinmcd shapes, sold up to
$3.00, cholco this nn-'
week bt)C
dlos" $1.00 and $1.25 Readv p-to-Wear
Hats OUC
Ladles $1,50 and $2 Ready- -jp-to-Wear
Hats OC
Ladles' $2.50 and $3 ready-1 rt
to-Wear Hats I.UU
Exqulslto Imported Flowors, sold
up to $2.00 bunch, np.
cholco ZOw
25 Ladles' Trlmraod Hats, sold up
to $5.00, q
cholco , I.f3
60 pc Wide Fancy Ribbon, worth
75c-$1.00 yr. clearance "OC
this week yd ZOC
20 po Wido Fancy Ribbon, 25c
kind, clearanco price tt .
yard IUC
15c Tooth Brushes, clearanco n
salo price , J C
10c White Celluloid Combs, clear
ance salo p
Prico , .... OC
Ladles' Vlcl Kid 3-strap Sandals,
$1.50 kind, clearanco sale no
price , yjjC
20 pc black doublo fold dross goods,
15c kind, clearanco salo p
price yai'd )C
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