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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Cape ZONES 6uloiano.
Set apeite % rigeitc Sulofslt / gla.
fta.- Get Aofomit.- amerifanIf
SerritOrium. - Snsen Snoifrenf.
ninser for amerifanife 6nlbsra.
uere. Hiseligt meO Ganb tat peo.
SpttieI Wehbslsiie til poft.u.

SpttieI mebbsIsiie til poftsH.
Geattle, @uib, 15Oe Sec. 9agIi9 mpbs
tages Eappprter, Der Itabf9iter be ferite
yteooeieller ON Opoagelien al be umoaoeli9
rIse placer diggings peo Cape Nome, Ola
ia, Itot / Noropeit for Wtunom9eu al gutors
flooen. Sanpltlbet "Roauoie" al Iort6
american Transportation & Sraoin9 Cos
StnIe, Der for np9ie Iaoe iioen antom TT
Seattle, meobra8te en- Slot biempenoenoe
@nlosrapere fra Cape Nome % en- tor
NtRngoc toitellS Sono.
Slarot 8asiaGerernc par pgiaa Ytr. Geu.
". Wiutants ira Ntiltpaufee, Der uroer ct
Snterpiep pua @reat 3prtbern 8nnens
aontor gap felSenOe Seitrirelie al oct me
@ulOlauo:
"Gape Rome lls9er pmirent 100 Ntil
Rorooelt Ior st. Wtlhael's ISsldno. 9tone
9th llg9er peo MlnDinGen al Snafc Vi per,
to NttI Noro tor Gape. 3 Mai 1899 bieu
bet fgrlte @ulo iunoet / bette SlItritt. q s
Gage palteoe . Dfano ub $4,000 / arpu
@uIolauo oG 8lumper pea ct Step ueo gtns
oil Greet. tRt psb bppr ben lpber iammen
r1Eo S1nte dioer, ell balo Wtii ira Slgbreos
ben. Saolnart Spoagcllen blep betlenot,
blep Der tor 2tlitrpmnin9 al 5olt. sra
Satplon 9itp o9 alonpife tom en- Yf6sie
@ulo9rapere ne0ooer OutOniIooen. &uore
orog oerpp ira Seattle, pg lGuguit 1899 par
Der 5000 W(ennelter Nome Gitp. 8aa npole
iaa ytanneoer blep fire Nlilloner Dollars
ro'tet no. On entclt Mfano ital bape iaaet
Ell YliuIon Dollars for lin Bart alene.
Yet nnoerll9lie % m9rtellgite peo Gapc
Nonie 8ttrittei or ben grlofpreaoe Stranos
breo. 4aa enl40 9Rtl lang 8pitItrGtnina or
Sauoen unlaaOelig rig paa Cub. &fo en-
Snboe al IL SOB er en- balut Ira tia
Sano. Der 9lper e. np9enlunbe llobntte, pa 3
Spo leoe ltpoer man paa en- pay strea Der
9tuer onIlrent 80 Geuts pr. 8anoe. Sto 3
5oos 9pbee err Ell rgbli9 Sano. ipm aiper
ira Sl3 I'll Sl5 pr. Banoe.
"Stranoen err Regisrtu8ens gienoom po
Ian lite eies al rlogen gnteltmano. Guhper'
Der rroer en- Esaos. bupr han tan aubrinoe
IN rocker, tan Irlt 8lgre bet. 9er ar.
oeloes III paa Slnoreoer al CLAIMS louos
Siranoen, p9 Der er kldoS iii 5ujiuoer Here.
"aer er o9lad 9ooe l~lDit9ter ueo Suafe
6loer, 30 Vii laH9, % req Tome oa Care
MiperS Der ale er let ~tlIgIrugeltle ira
Nome e'tp. SaIrlge 8Rtte lpber neb / ale
oIsle Glus. 3et Iple Sag ueO ale pisie er
9rlinot; talt Ser8 raaes ueo en- pboe al ira
4 I'll 10 Dob. StlGryrin9 er life uauielIa:
pen o@leIiii9lte Sulorlug or, at SG,pueu er
lda tort. o. at Der er tnart ON Ben. 9rips
tgnlmcr brl9es meget I'll Srrnolel, o. nu err
auereoe Stibe paa &eien ira Seattlc nj
Nome Gun meo aulaoninaer.
"Sampere gnar oirette ira Geattle iii
NonIe Gin; 3uren nteDtar 10 9aoe.
yer er helolglt at relie tl 9ape Rpute
tlollgt ON Saaren. 7ampere oil tloliat al.
saa IRA seattle, og Surbreoer bar aierebe
ltsret iig Glaos.
6srIte alasies 9laoS ira Seattle nj s9pme
YIN aHtar leg pl BIZ pmfring 800. onoeu
slasle $50. 6ra9ttatterne oil bli omtrino
s40 pr. 3pn.@ S
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Cor Rptnoen.
Rebiseret for sTee. .9ofen1 al Una DOM,
8srnenes 8ubstieneite.

(GIiie Rielanb).
I'll SstneSie falber be 8Iotter, tia1
5oreiorene gil iuit affteo. -
IRE Smaabsm neb suIoeule Softer
Oar fat fig , Susbsren neo.
Gno CT be for imaa til at panbre
) Rtrten meo Gar % meo Mor,
Ren bill barre meb fom be andre
Cs ipnse fin Salme / 8or.
Sper al benz en- BOG bar | Saanben,
Men Logger foriiart ben paa Jana
% laa saar be freioig / Ganoeu
vi Slertet ret lss paa fin Sang.
De neb life ielp, buao Se tiger,
Snsr ipnSer paa esen Naner.
o, ipns 'nn s Smaa.-Sansen tiger
I'll Cub, 1cm bar 8srnene tier.
San BELT oil fig SOB 10 berebe
vi Geers ufploise Nuno.
Sg Goers imaa eusle fremtrebe
6or 8bronen | ielpiamme Stunt.
o isng fun! biltoppe Der ipnser
8aa 0renen S~mafuslene slao,
De fappes meb goer % ipuser
Dor Serre fit lfisunsite apao.
q. ipn9, 3 bar 9ro, fremipr Qnbre
Ser 9ro, ben er Sreliereu not.
Spor oeiligt Jon Smaabpru at panore
Wtoo Simleu | Eroenbes Slot.
. ipng fun! Si ipnser Ri @amle,
s Sfrlitsn ri sranlier, ps bog, -
De bunhreoe @anse III fannie
6orflert | ben belise BOG. -
8, ipns fun! Dor Salmeians lpoer
Meb Jtptbmer | itIvn Sarmoni,
Cs bog. at, bpor liot bet betppcr,
gr SlerterneS Sdmbolb iorbi. =
8, ipns fun! ON 3emplerne runge
% ielo 8emplsr / apr iubler ND.
9et er Inn JON lallenoe 5unge,
Som ~luintenoe Butt for nor Cub,
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
"4ffcoaS."

Der bdpoe peret "Ittebas" mel
lem ct BAR @stsfoIt fortaler
"69oreIdnosoennen" pg aonen
par melOt for Outstanding at fin
Nunb. Sun incfanbt fig paa Sta.
tiOnsn fOriIadt / aniistet. mso RaIsn
tlsoet, BET enc gie igjen og en- gans
oo9s ON Spbet. "Stattars Mennss
tie, hUOr De er tiIreOt!!" iasbe gOli.
tltuIomGgtisen meblioenhe. "Qu,
Sr. Julomrgtis. bent bare, til &c
faar len 2ars!"
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Gn Sulebetrastning

On Ttnee'sa ~ after ncr ~'oseaanben.
gRee Saabsts glit pi Tine Tan ! Ganosn
Zen Rprssnera, ism stssr lansi tlbnss
gsaa lvunem Oass.
gIt tieIls Irrts pt I Saruepurs Saee
gaa Ttbehs 9ssu at it % uste tasttasa
Gaar EaesR tent poa o,nlen iaaes rtHee,
8ar Chen ines.
glaar LANCE Matter ppGlsb' peer 9croen,
Ga auln., Sns "a 5rsh bar isrnt paa Do
gems Oresu,
Ra par bet Saassts 5Iamme trrit mon lus
Wpb Suruelbus.
Saa % I Spesbrmusrs Refs Gage,
CT 9rrajelsbIt 10 Ituse' frem ttlbaee;
sPau Faml,oe iom en-, Der sour ibitnoe,
81 Sci Tan fnbs.
Rau fslte IparIis Dnsfabs baurNe 9ren8'
Eel;
:Smsurm Srsst ps Dab uaO,tIsS' fig en-
2nHsisl:
Gt blipe ipii bet Gaa tom moRue pare
Gil tor gurTrs.
Te 9sperits, iom 5sltet ituloe iehs,
& Msr'et rar % pioite iugen 8eoe
gaa 8tNsnS Sssn paa Strtntn9sn tor'
badRoeu
Solteuanoen.
2 Natteus NsrIs thinner Hare Stjerns,
On 9eoeinpr ipr BEN, Jon fra bet Gierrs
sput, iprts ipsrssnes, ON gIc8sn iIenSte
Zen Simmslienote.
9u par ban Isot - Ie. hiIt / usle 8rpbbe
San laa, ipm Tom ipr SGuobeo at opbpggt
Nt sos aiGrligbso, at ipse ps at bragg
Mob Cub tilbage.
Or SprSer tIua, at man ben et fan taaie,
Gr Ans9ru ipa9 % iaor Gns 6ooeiaale, -
CT Soilcitcb iia piier mar at oGrs,
9op, grts % SGre!
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Smitte.

Get bebite ueo aiarlisbcoen er iuii
Def, at ben er imitiom. Gn Manb Ter,
booroan en- ancen oeler fiji Siptfc 8rpe
meo en- iulten Statfar, % itrnr pil ban
9isre bet iOmme. Oct er &jarlisbebens
itpre Wasi; ben er imitiom, % iioeu
ben er imitipm, iaa er Der insen Gnot
paa, bpob Den fan ilprette.
Slselpm ct 2ps fan tenoe ct anbei
ps ct 9ps fan tanbe Iuiinbsr al 9ps,
iaa fan ct eneite Sjerte iaa ct anbet I'll
at brGnee, tan iaa Suiinoer til a
br9nbe.
Wilipner al Dollars oil sisre min
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
en- marfelie Oplvsnins
Set funns parst auherlebss.
Gn Sistcr bar iust:

en- gtster bar iogt:
VT ale tuHss Sprpsets Sr6,
Ri ienoer no oaa osune SSpro.
Get tpusits er: San tuube pGrst....
% ba pi otIos Msauoeu eret!
3stts Orb pasier uso mango 9eiliss
beber, % liseiuu pua bet TiliGloe, ipm
Der itul furtelss:
Oct oar / 1898. ari0en melem
Spanisu % be 5ureuebe Stater bar
nGr peo at uobrpoe. Den anerifarIte
@eneraItpniul / Saoana, SIR. See,
funoe life lensere bolos Jig paa lin
Blabs, oa Spanierne bar iaare fienolte
inpo BAN. San luttcbe oa lit aputor
% git meb Nsgleu bort til ben tplte
apuiul ; 8per. See tieuDte bam sobt
% ia til BAN: ECU faar eu ia bare
pau be Gurenebe StaterS Gulis9enber.
llnpsr ben irdnit.tpite 8ris / 1901
III Imsrifa ben ggre at Dor &pnIul
8aris bleu anmpoet ON at paste paa be
tpite affrrer, % mn pil hi POE @jens
sialb".
Soab ioareoe iaa ben tpIts &pnIul /
Sapana? noen at beupeuoe fla til Gss
eierineen / Berlin srtl9reoe ban paa
Stsbst: '9tei, bet fan jeg life. Seq
er Sanoelsmauo. Gen 9sn, lpm min
Resisrins siper mig, er iaa Iiben, at ies
life fan lsue al ben. Seq maa tjene no,
get peb Sibsu al. Men M er bet LEI
at %ipritaa, at ies bill mite Del msite al
min Saucsl. pm jes piier be 5prsnebe
Stater N 8iaisbeO % LEGION saar
beres 1iensite."
@enerItouiul See benuenbte fig ba til
Stprbritannisns 8epreisntant. San
par life SanosIsmano, men bare &pn,
jul og baubs uoen Epipl ct ptoere Spr
sno bans nRrise ipite aolIesa. Sau
tOg meo Slaoe imUo BET beoerliee Gil'
buo ps uoigrie bet Susru, ipm bleo
BAN bstruet, iii Gnsriias GiIirsosbeo.
Observation-Disclosures / Berlin blep itfl
ao %offtcieI @et urberretist ON, bpao be,
par benot, men III isuere tti1loiepis
bsre oeron, % bet iaa naturligpis, a
ben tpite aoniul / Sapana bapoe be,
saaet Ell Sommert; men oa bar bet 10,
lent al afsipe nOsen 6prtIartns i 8aib
tnetcn. 9eneralfpniul See meobelt
raturlisots itrar Gmeritos Statsiefre
Ter, al SpifInubs Repreientant / Sa
udnn bouoe a%iilaaet at tjeue be SOrene
be Statsr paa Cuba, Og oa ingen Sor
tlarins inblsb ira Berlin, troeoe man
at ben tDite aoniuI baublebs eiter Sn
itrur ira i'm Re9ierirs. CT GilbnI
ium bet, See 9ioroe, bstrastss / bel
8eroen iom Ell 9Grsstilbuo, ug naar no
gen pa life pil saa ino paa oct, upiatie.
bet iom en- iiIiigtet 6%pruGrmelie.
Den ineueripnte Us u9rige tpite Son
iuls GoiRro fit uiotrRttenoe Jolaer
en Diplomat tiger, at ben ameritanIt
9resies itaoise In9reb paa Gpitlun'
be iibite sIur Tor en- itpr Del bopbe fl
8runo beri. 8iituot teller bore B!aD
uIeaei ufie / 2Onooupresiens aislpano
os oa @nslanp Iange bupbe me9et ono
al iise ON ben tpite aeiier. maatte /
hoppe eiter; men Der BAR bog life Die
net ina meset Bitterbeo / pore glaoe
uotalelier, ON ri life bnpbe fplt ps per
icn!tg iornermet. 9tu iaa ri paa ali
bUab Ipitlano sioroe meb Saoets o
observation-disclosures gine, 8i blep fiji
leoe Tom 5ranftmenbene / 8repius
5aseu. 9rDbs ule Senestelier ir
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

bre sobt, enb pm Mdsisn nf Solicit
mluiebe Iibt poa fine Beeiarlisbeber
% ~ Iibt mere aiarlisb.b.
2ab &~jnrliebeben blipe mere inbers
Zig, % pi ital ba en- Gang ie Wiraflet
ON be fem Brsp: gae be Suline ifal
blipe mntte, cs Der ital erooa bore
8rso tilcpers-Iolfoi.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
3anfeicrn

Som 9usten iaa grusten.
Som be @amle ijunss, iaa fpibrer BE-
hinge.
Oct Ifal tiblis frssss, iom COB aroa
Ital blioe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

SGrinasfur. Warmers White Wine
of Tar Syrup, bet bebie Miboel pan Cor.
ben inrco Soiie, belbreoer en- 5oriiplelis
paa en- Gag, bpis bet tases I 7ios. % %
so Cts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

San Sintb HI ct Wibbel. fuui sr Qarant.r,t at flun,
9slbrto.. Seq boftebs ftabigt % bl.p nbcrft %ubnattet.
Stg liensoe nlsrs en- 3sb enb en- Gepeube. geaas
Sbsrrn Gou9h Sprup belbrebebe mig iulbftaubigt r.
WRrs. z. .. 5afh Gatrpprt, Ran. Eor ane SoIss
og Snneetp9oomrs, 3et bar alortg laast Sell.
6oaes hos ole 3ruoetit,r.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

ptlbrtotr Poiie ffOriJsitit. Strubtbp,tt "a Srip.
~ SnneebttaHotlte "a I1uHe peaos Sb,rrp Spncb
SQ,up II beoiis S1atr StateH f6raIts mo is1
naoot 5arlaSi 10 bialitr a, gtsgs GbSrre 6onel "a.
9ebr. N"NN'"
Jooes hes ale Grnasf,r.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
PERSONALS.

Miss Emma Won Kanel and Miss
Louise Sauders of East Market st.,
visited with friends in Canton over
| Sunday.
Albert Ulman, assistant manager
of CoOns & Company's novelty de-
partment store, this city, is at his
home in Salisbury, Maryland, for a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Mabel Kirk of w. Market ST.,
employed at Dague Bros. & Co., left
Sunday evening for Waukesha,
Wis. where she will wed a promi-
nent business man on Monday even
ing.
Miss May Duffy left today for an
extensive visit in New York city.
DIR. and Mrs. F. n. Chamberlain
left for Bennington, VT, Monday.
They will remain about three weeks.
Miss Bessie Nickson will leave for
Detroit, Mich, Thursday, where she
will remain for several weeks.
S. c. Williams of Chicago, former
ly of Akron, is visiting J. Z. Nnright
and w. w. Mcintosh.
E. E. Horn left Saturday for Grand
Rapids and other western points for
a two weeks business trip.
Messrs. Lester E. Biggs and Byron
Barder with friends, left Monday
morning for 10 days vacation at
Long lake and State mills.
Mrs. G. P. Humphrey and daughter
Miss Helen, of 2l3 Perkins ST., lef
Monday morning for Chautauqua,
where they will spend a few weeks.
Miss Jessie E. Logan of East
Buehtel av. is visiting relatives at
Gallon.
Miss Ida Ross, stenographer at the
Office of the A.&C.F.R.T.Co., left
Sunday for Chicago, where she will
spend couple of weeks with friends.
Rev. DR.. T. F. Mahar, pastor of st.
Vincent de Paul's church, will go to
Hubbard, O., Saturday. On Sunday
he will deliver an address at the
italian celebration at the patronal
feast of their society, Our Lady of
Mount Carmel. Rev. DIR. Hendrick,
assistant pastor of st. Columbia's IS
church, Youngstown, will preach at
st. Vincent de Paul's church Sun
day.
Robert Dawson and Ernest Holmes
of this city, left Monday morning for
Pueblo, Col. where they will work in
the iron mills.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
LAST LINKS.

OLD DIRECTORY-A. NJ. Barber
is in possession of an Akron City
directory of 1858. It can be carried
in vest pock ct.
TRAMPS' LODGING HOUSE
Complaint has been made to Chief ot
Police Harrison by F. H. Thompson
about an old house on East Exchange
ST., near Spicer st. He states that
the house is used by tramps as g
loafing place and wants it declared a
nuisance.
SUIT FOR WAGES = Justice
Shepard of this city, on Saturday
brought suit in Justice Hard's court
to collect wages due him from John
Cephas. The case was heard this
afternoon.
OUTING-Granite lodge, I.O.O.F.,
enjoyed an outing at Wintergreen
park Sunday.
APPOINTED SURGEON-James
J. Erwin, late assistant surgeon of
the Tenth Ohio Volunteers, has been
appointed surgeon for one of the new
regular army regiments.
PETITION FOR wATER-The
residents of Campbell St., have filed
a petition asking for water names.
SWITCHING YARD-The c. r.
& V. R. R. company has purchased
at cost of $500 from Sarah J. and
Chas. w. Irwin three acres of land in
the Old Forge. It is said that the
railroad company will build a switch
ing yard on the land.
SOLDIERS VISIT-Harry A.
Whitelaw, member of Co. A, 1st q.
S. Infantry, regular army, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Nancy Whitelaw,
of 1161a North Walnut ST.. and BROTH
ers J. P. and E. M, merchants of the
city. This is his first visit to Akron
during the past II years. Mr.. White
law enlisted in the regular army in
1888. He served during the Spanish
American, participating in the bat
ties of Ell Caney and San Juan hill.
He was also present at the surrender
of Santiago. Mr.. Whitelaw is nom
commissioned officer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
In A BODY
6rocers Attended Funeral of the Late
CYRUS Miller.

The funeral of Cyrus Miller at his
late home, 127 Ash ST.. Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock was attended by the
grocers in body and large number
of friends.
The services were in charge of
Rev. A. B. Church, pastor of the
Universalist church. The floral Of
ferings We're varied and beautiful.
The pail bearers, who were all gro
GERS, We're: 81. B. Houghton, Robert
S. Fillmore, S. s. Haynes, Thomas
ToOle, Henry Schubert and William
Roche.
The remains were inferred in Glen
dale cemtery.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
DEATHS.

LANDIs-Ray e., aged months
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clement v
Landis, 4lS East Buchtel av., died
Monday morning, July 10, of cholera
infantum. The remains will be sent
to Miffiin, o., Tuesday morning fo1
burial.
KLINGLER-Grace. 6 months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
KliHgler, of Hazel ST., died Monday.
July 10, of cholera infantum. Funer-
al Tuesday.
CROUsE-Lnfant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Grouse. of Chicago
Junction, formerly of Akron, died
Saturday. The funeral was held at
8 O'Clock today at st. Vincent de
Paul's church.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
BREAD AT THE
MODEL BAKERY

A tutor who footed the flute tried
to teach two tooters to toot, said the
two to the tutor: rs it harder to
toot, or to tutor two tooters to toot?"
Is the best that can be made out of
flour. If not convenient to come or
send to Model Bakery our wagons
will stop at your door. The White
House Cream Bread is especially
nice for this time of the year.. Try
it next time you buy bread. Model
Bakery, lO6 S. Howard street, phone
394.
S. b. LAFFERTY.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
I'M M ENSE CROWD
Present at Picnic of the Goodrich
Company Employees.

More than 5000 people attended
the eighteenth annual picnic of the
Goodrich employees at Silver Lake
Saturday. Everything was free to
employees and their families. The
occasion was an enjoyable one, de-
spite the wretched weather. A team
of factory men defeated the office
force by score of 8 to 4, The other
contests were exciting.
All those wishing to attend the
Grocers' Picnic can save five cents
by buying ticket day in advance
from grocers or at stations.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
BIRTHS.

WETzEL-To Mr.. and Mrs. Rhein-
hold Wetzel, GA s. Allyn ST.. We'd
nesday, July 3, a daughter.
RINAL-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rinal, 1O4 Otis ST., Thursday, July s,
a daughter.
OvIATT-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leon r.
Oviatt, 2O6 Adams ST., Friday, July
Z, a son.
GOLDswORTHY-To Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Goldsworthy, 5l3 Buchtel ay.,
Friday, June %, a daughter.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
FIREMEN
Issue a Card to the
Public.
Say They Didn't Authorize An Adyer.
tising Scheme.

The trustees of the Firemen's Pen
sion fund have issued the following
statement:
Akron, o., July s, 1899.
.sTo the Public in General:
at has been stated to us that par
ties have been canvassing for adver-
tising, stating that a certain per cent
of the proceeds were to go to the
Fireman's Pension fund.
1--WE wish to state that no such
contract has been entered into by us
and any parties so stating are doing
so without authority.
"F. FIEBEGER, Pres,
y. CUMMINs, Sec'y,
IF. H. THOMPSON,
III. l.. HoMAN,
sc. E. HIBBARD,
IF. F. LOOMS,
Trustees Firemen's Pension Fund.
Our ads, are as good as our word-try
US and see.
The Jahant Co.,
166 South Howard ST. :
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
YOUNG GIRL
Disappeared With a Man Twice Her
Ace.

Sylvester Weaver, of 353 Cuyahoga
ST., is much worried over the disap-
pearance of his 16-year-old daughter,
Pearl, who has been absent two
weeks. She left in company with an
unknown man about 30 years old.
Her father is in Cleveland hunting
her. She was last seen on the Public
Square in Cleveland Friday night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
Sued For Damages.

John f. Grille, the we'll known sa-
loonist, has been sued in Wooster by
Jesse Marshall, for the alleged
alienation of his wife's affections.
Saturday Grille was fined $50 and
costs in Wooster. Marshall charges
him with lettering about his house.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
SMITH DEAD.
Continued From First Page.

noon. had since died at Cleveland,
seems to be in error, as nothing def
mite can be learned of the matter.
Monday mornings Cleveland Lead
er had the following:
Mrs. c. M. It. Hulett of 1896 Will
son sv., Cleveland. was seriously in
iured in the accident. Inquiry 1t her
home Saturday evening elected the
information that while she is suffer-
ing considerably on, account of a
broken nose and serious bruises on
her back and hip, she is resting
easily.
Found Roll Of Bills.
Charles NJ. Cleveland, one of the
Cleveland people on board the ILL
fated car, and who was stunned by
the force of the collision, says that
when he recovered his senses he
found roll of bills in the aisle of the
car ard a second later picked up a
pocket book. All about him was
confusion, the grsans of the injured
mingling with the shouts of people
who had escaped injury, but who
were giving as many suggestions in
the shape of orders as there was
breath to produce them. Later Mr..
Cleveland discovered brewery col
lector who was complaining of the
loss of his money, and when the col
lector described his pocketbook and
the roll of bills they were turned
over to him.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
CORN Ed BEEF.
Use Followed BY Serious Illness O
Three PeopIe.

The use of canned corn beef result
ed in the serious sickness of three
members of family at Wadsworth.
Saturday the meat was served
at the home of John Hunt. Several
hours later Mr.. Hunt, his daughter
Anna and son John ir., were taken
violently ill. The condition of the
son and daughter is still considered
serious.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
new ORCHESTRA
Will Play at Randolph Park---Akron
Musicians.

The members of the Duquesne or
chestra, Pittsburg, who have been
playing at Randolph park this sea-
son were discharged Saturday.
An orchestra of Akron musicians
will take their places.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
TWO INCHES
Has Lake Anna Been Lowered Ir
"a Hours.

The promoters of the new soda ash
plant at Barberton are making a
test to determine the amount of wat
er that can be obtained from Lake
Anna. A pump with capacity of
1000 gallons minute, $4,000
an hour, has been working
steadily since 8 O'Clock Sunday
morning. The lake has been lowered
less than two inches.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
JAW BROKEN.
John King Badly Injured In Street
Fiqht.

John King, an Akron man, aged 81
years, single, occupies berth
at the city hospital. His
upper jaw is broken, two teeth are
out and his lip is cut.
Itis the result of a fight he had in
front of A. B. Smiths piano store on
Main ST., shortly after midnight Sun
day. His opponent is unknown.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
Resigned.

At the conclusion of the services at
the First Baptist church Sunday
morning, Rev. A. E. Scoville an
nounced his resignation. His action
was entirely unexpected.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10

Cure that ingrown toe nail by using
CDR. Marvel's Ingrown Toe Nail
Remedy" price 25c. For sale by all
druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10

Years of suffering relieved in a
night. Itching piles yield at once to
the curative properties of Doan's oint-
ment. Never fails. At any drug
store, 50 cents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10

Try us once-you'll come again.
The Jahant Co.,
166 South Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
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L0iieS' suits, H0Sl skirts,
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SGpQI0Ie skirts.

Cool July days and evenings
make you think of a good serv-
iceable suit. There is nothing in
the line of ladies wear more
handy. You can wear the jacket
separate or the skirt with one of
our well-made, good-fitting shirt
waists. Everybody can afford a
suit at these prices.
} $500
Ladies' brown suit, lined through
out, weil-made, good-fitting,
which is always to be found in our
low priced garments as well as
the better grades
$3.50
This garment will surprise you.
1t comes in brown, grey and
green, lined throughout. Can't be
equaled for $40
$500
.Greys and green, good popular
shades this season, all lined; we
bought these from a good manu-
facturer who was cleaning up his
stock; well worth $l2
$500 to $500
The latest blues, greens, browns
and greys are in this lot. Jackets
are satin and silk lined, skirts in
the very latest cuts; all worth
more money
25c
A linen wash skirt for 25c. The
goods cost more. When we make
''leader" we make a good one
SOC to $3.75
A great line of linen skirts come
in between those figures, some are
trimmed, some with overskirt
effects, are well worth your atten-
tion
CSC to $500
Everything in the shirt waist
line is here; some of the better
grades trimmed with insertions;
every garment is made of good
material and good fitting
$1.50 to 5000
Here is the list of our separate
skirts; we have them made up in
black figured briliantine, novel
ties, plain black brillantines, all
the latest cuts and styles.
f50-I52 South Howard St.