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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-29
BEWARE!!!
(Communicated.) y
Mr.. EDITOR.

Mr.. EDITOR.
Can it be possible? This notice | see in
,odav's paper is true, Wonders of won
drrs, The farmers OF LAFAYETTE Parish
have called meeting, a meeting looking
to unity and some concert of action for
their benefit. Have they awakened at
Ios, out of their long Rip Van Wrinkle
sleep and announce their intention of as
semhllng together to determine upon
something advantageous to themselves.
Like Rip Van Wiukle tLey find hey
have slept. almost too long Bat ii
they will unite now. even now 1t viii not
be too late to mend matters little. On!
farmers of Lafayette, may you be firm III
your determination and wise in your
couusels to hold together for justice and
your rights. You are called the ''bone
and sinew of the land, ere long if things
go on as heretofore. You Will be the
"bones" of the land with not even the
bread TO hold together the sinews. Cotton
is no longer available or to be thought
Of as it will not pay half or third even
of production with the producers. Shlv'
erilp in winters cold winds with scar
CITY of clothing, you have silently and
stoiacally gone year after year planting
the king, and year after year your
priyations have grown greater until al
lasi in iysr4;r you have tnrne your at
tention 10 cane and now IN the ihcipien'
CIV of its production, YOU find capital ana
truts staring you in the face with 'con'
tracts, .'contracts" forsoo,h mortgages
you better Say and demands for the last
cent. You should realize from this, II
it is wise and expedeD! for you to 'nce
ard confer. Yor cer better afo'a 70
loose this crop than toieHer nefcai ,el
work to enrich others whom not only rear
the benefit of your timel and labor but
who in short time will become the own
ers Of your homes. Shall we be freemer
or s,avesP Shall we toll for the beneh
Of the money sharkers or for our iove'
ones? Shall We be Subjected 10 them
All the Shy!ocks of the oiden ,imes a.,
not passed away. We have them yet o
new pattern. Beware farmers OF these
You are asked for your labor with n
prorrises whatsoever for It or reprssen
taticn IN the handling of your crops
Who will weigh your crops? Who WI
analyze the juice? Who? Look well
it today Before changing matters. loof
your crops or on your own little mil
grind yourcaues into syrup
.Tbrice ishe armed whose quarrel
inst and naked is he though clad IN ste'
whose conscience with Injustice is co
rupted."
JCHABOD.
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DIED at the residence of Mr.. Mel
vile Kahn, at Rayne, La, on
Tuesday. April 25th., Miss Sara
Schmulen, daughter of Mr.. Sam
uel Schmulen.
The burial took place last We'd
nesday morning at 9 a. M, in the
pretty Jewish Cemetery located i'll
our midst.
The corpse came in Wednesday
morning at a. m, and was con-
veyed from the depot to the Syna-
gogue where it stood exposed to
view until the hour for the burial.
Miss Schmulen had been linger-
ing off and on a bed of sickness
for the last few months and finally
the grim reaper of death came to
claim its prey.
She died of dropsy.
Miss Schmulen was once a resi-
dent OF Lafayette where she had
many staunch friends and where
her unassuming manners and gen.
tleness of character was we'll re-
mcmbered as on last Wednesday
while she was lying sleeping
in an unknown peaceful eternal rest
her former friends of all creeds and
walks in life send magnificent flo-
raj offerings in such quantity as
to completely hide her coffin from
the gaze OF the public.
This was touching tribute
highly appreciated by the mem-
bers of the family.
A large crowd accompanied the
remains to the cemetery and a.
mong those present we noticed {:
Mr.. and Mrs Kappfein, NJ. Blum,
Felix Schmulen and Mrs. Florinne
Kahn, OF Crowley, La.
4 Rayne, La. was represented by
Mrs. Lehman and Messrs M
Wier, David Levy, M. Schwartz.
Albert Levy. E. Solomon, Melville
Kahn and Alfred Kahn.
MFR. Gus. Godchaux, of Able
vile and L. Levy, of New Iberia
were also present and many Others
whose names escaped our memory
-Franklin aud Morgan Cstu Da.
pers,-please copy. 3
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.
MARRIED--At the home Of the
groom S father on April goth. 1899
by Rev. H. A. sAbney, of Indian
Bayou Church, Mr.. Voorhest For
eman, son Of Mr.. Girard Foreman,
TO Miss Elite Avart, daughter OF
Hon. Ben Avant, a member OF our
police jury. Mr.. Alcide Fore
man was best man and Miss Anna
Foreman, maid OF honor.
After the ceremony a bountiful
repast was served and the table
fairly groaned under its load fo
oelicacies as we'll as things more
substantial for the inner man.
! The bride which is one OIL e
society bellies was the recipientso
many presents and good swishe:
by her many friends.
The day was spent in merry
making and feasting and al
went home at even:ide delighted
with the hospitality dispensed tt
them.
Il A bon voyage" on the rougl
road of life to the young coupl
is the wish of
a GUEST
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-29
SH0ENAKER.

l hereby inform my customers, my
friends and the public that l an back
at my old stand near John Wander.
grift. ready to do your shoes repairing
and also manufacturing new ones.
am doing first st-class work in every
respect and at living prices.
JOE CANATELLA.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Major Lee, who has been the per-
sonal representative Of Gen. Miles be-
fore The Court of Inquiry, made ii
speech summing up the evidence talk
en- dnring the Inquiry that amy lawyer
might have been proud of. He show
ed that every allegation made by
Gen. Miles has been fully sustained
by good evidence. but if the Algrriles
are correct in their outline Of the re-
port, which the Court will make in "a
few days, probsbIy this week, the
evidence is to be ignored. Alger and
Esgan white washed, and Qeu. Miles
end the officers who dared to tell the
truth about The beef furnished the
ara,y, censured. If that sort OF a re.
port is submitted, a wave of indigna-
tion is likely to sweep over this couu-
try that when compared with that
which followed the white washing cf
A'ger by the War Commission, will
he as tornado to Il summer zephyr.
The pee; lie Of This country have de-
io,l Il is c"s, on he Evidence and il
Air. Mckinley is unwise enough to al.
low his friendship for Alge'i>m and
his di.l'ke for Gen. Miles to cause
him to use his official influence to get
a report contrary to the evidence, so
much the worse for Mr.. Mckinley.
1he county has been disposed,
through all the dirty mess, to believe
in the personal integrity Of Mr.. NC
kinney. aud that he was the victim Of
bis political obligations 10 Alger, but
public opinion cannot be made to
stand too great strain.
The republican managers are try
ing TO get Mr.. Hobart 20 announce
that, owing to his health, he will not
be Il candidate for denomination, but
he has 5, far declined to do so, al.
though his health j. really int serious
condition. Boss Platt and some other
New York republicans think that
Teddy" Roosevelt would be effect
ualIy shelved If made the tail Of the
Mckinley ticket, and Mr.. Mckinley,
who is little bit afraid Of red.ly as
rival for the first place, is sail not
to be averse to the idea, provided that
Hobart, whom he really likes, can be
persuaded to voluntarily take himself
out of the way.
Politicians have no difficulty in
reading the play made by Gov. Stone,
of Pa, when he appointed Quay Sen
ator, Immediately following his ac.
quiltal by a Philadelphia jury Of the
,arge Of conspiracy to roo the state.
That appointment WAS Not made with
any expectation that the accompany
ing credentials would ever be u-ed III
W ashington.
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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-29
PUBLIC SPIRIT.

I'VE took peep at the truck
house built for Home Fire CO. i,
and found it completed. Upon
inquiry we found that dozen or
more OF our public spirited citizens
had volunteered their services to
build the Same free Of charge and
under the leadership OF Mr.. Jno.
Broussard The task has been ac~
complished. This speaks highly
for those who have been engaged
in the work and it is an act of COM
mendation worthy Of publicity.
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NATURAL TALENx.

We are pleased to learn that
Miss =. Estelle Mouton who has a
a natural talent in the photo: raphic
art, is perfecting herself in oil
painting under the tutelage of an
artist, and that she will soon ex-
hibit portraits of some of our city
people and solicit orders.
Having seen some OF hef last
work, we feel confident that she
will give satisfaction and will be
successful
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-29
A GOOD NaUL.

LAST Mcni0y 2t-c~ r.ida'sa'
the homes OF tWu oi oAr p.on.nSnt
citizens were visited by night ma
raudcrS who must have been quite
low as to financial ammunition, as
they relieved Mr.. A. B. Denbo,
of lady gold watch worth 500,
a solitary dlamcnd ring, a Pc arl
cluster diamond center, gold
band, a scarf pin and a breast pin
the whole being valued at $500,
besid-s $40 in cash.
This is costly misfortune 10
tail OH one man.
Mr.. A. M. Martin lost a gold
watch, valued at $3.50 also $40 in
cash. No clues have as yet been
.ound.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-29
ELECTION.

Next monday will be the day
on which our Municipal officers will
be elected.
There being but one ticket be-
fore the people no excitement IS
to be feared and the whole thing
will pass pleasantly and ami
cably.
To the retiring members we
wish state of supreme hap
piness in being relieved of the cares
and bar dcns OF municipal offic ial
worry.
To the incoming members we
will say: Success to you gentl-
men.
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the parish and other ms of the
office.
AS for sheriff to land in the
Home for the Homeless Men, after
receiving a salary of $500, we know
not, but what we do know is that
scores of our farmers are homeless
in their own homes groaning under
the heavy burden CT taxation.
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-Eirh week witne,sas the arrival OF
:rw s,leliipua IL .aslio1 novelties
for the millinery dep, riment st Moss
& Co.'S and the ladies' of Lafaye tie are
not slow 10 heipiug themselves to
these.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Chas Lusted went to New
Orleans last Sunday,
-Edior H. A. NanderCruysscn
left last Wednesday for New Or
leans.
Miss Mathilde Fortune, OF Nor
gan City, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jagou.
Mrs. +. deBlanc and Miss Le-
liza Left Laiyette last Friday, April
2Ist, for New York.
Miss Cora Martin left last SIN
day for Franklin where she will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. Alexis Voorhics, of New
Ibera, genial as ever was in Laf-
ayette during the week.
MIR. Carter, of Holt & Carter,
went to Crowley during the week
where he was quite sick.
Editor Homer Mouton left last
Sunday for Baton Rouge to attend
the State Pres Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin left
last Monday en- route to France
where they will spend the Sum
mer.
) 0 Lisbony has bought the
Lafayette Laundry and will COM
mcnce operations next week.
DIR. A. J Martin, OF Breaux
Bridge, will opon dentistry parlor
in Lafayette about the 18th Of
Nay.
-Rev. P. II. Hen>lcy will preach
at the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening at
lilC uSudi nun
IA freak ofnaturc was shown us
by DIR. Hopkins PlaEchet 5
rose with a well formed button and
leaves in the center.
Mr.. II. J. Bishop, of FL Paso,
Texas, travelling photographer for
the S. P. Sunset Route was in
Lafayette last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. J. Louiller after spend
ing two months in lafayette re-
turned to her home in HouS ton,
Texls. last Thursday.
Father Forge administered the
sacrament OF Holy Baptism to the
future editor Of the Advertiser, II.
A. Jr. on last Saturday afternoon.
1t is reported that the 24th. lnt.
u. S. A., in which is our friend
Lieutenant Moss has been desig-
mated for service in the PHILIPPINES.
- Miss EImire Broussard. after
spending few weeks with her Sis
ter Mrs. H. "A. Wander Cruyssen,
returned to her home in BreauX
Bridge last Saturday.
Rev. Father Forge informs us
that Mgr. Rouxel will be in Laf-
ayette about middle of next June
to administer the holy sacrament
of confirmation.
Mrs. Arthur Barra, from Cres-
cent, Terrebonne Parish, has been
for a week critically i'll at DR.. J..
L. Duhart's, but as we go to press,
the lady is improving.
1t is reported that Louis Caste
who sometime in June will receive
the Holy Orders will have the
pleasure and privilege of celebrating
his first mass in Lafayette.
Mrs. H. K. Ruger and children
are now located in Lafayette. Mr.
Ruger, the eversmiling watch
maker at T. M. Biossat's had
been here quite alone for while.
Mr.. Sidney Daigle, OF Houma,
Terrebonne Parish, aftes spending
a week in Lafayette for medical
treatment at Or, J. L. Duhart S
left last Wednesday for his home
greatly improved.
ATTENTION!
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ATTENTION.! !

By order OF the Chief, the re
gular meetings ot the Fire Con-
panics can be called By the Bel
Home Fire Co........One lap.
Lafayette Fire Co No I....2 laps.
Hook & Ladder Cos laps.
J. I. ALLINGHAM,
Chief.
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The purest carhonated water com.
bined in the right proportions. with
pune rock candy syrup and pure fruit
juices made deliciousIy cold lends AT
irresistible zest to the soda water serv-
ed at the Moss Pharmacy fountain.
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For Brain Nuurishment and nervous
debility call on DR. Pepper at Lafayette
Drug Cp.
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Ash stove wood, Pine wood and
Blacksmith Coal at the Lafayette
Wood & Coal Yard.
GEO. A DEBLANC.
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HrayLY APP2EcIATE D.

The West bound train being
quite late on last Thursday gave
US the pleasure Of call from ladies
en- route to the w. c. I. w.,
State Convention which met at
Crowley, La.
Mrs. |. I Field, whose home is
in Marksville, AvoyelleS Parish
being assistant editor of the Marks
vile New Enterprise decided to
fill up the time by calling on the
frater nifty. We we're pleased to
meet her. Mrs. Field represents
the Union of her town of which
she is the vice-president; she was
accompanied by Mrs. f. S. Gaines,
the corresponding secretary OF that
Union.
Mrs. M. II. Burch, of Schreve-
port, and Miss Lousina Holiday
of Marthavillc both delegates to the
convention completed the party.
We enjoyed their visit greatly.
Our gallant real estate agent MIR.
Amb. Mouton took the ladies in
his charge and showed them the
sights around Lafayette.
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He is coward who knows his
RIGHTS and does not maintain them.
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Farmers the need Of the hour is or
ganiza,ion, with competent and hon
est leaders.
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Farmers wise action today msy
make free men of your childfen-
uol action slaves
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New irish potatoes suggest tooth
some sugar cnred ham. The "Dove'
brand in small and meduim sizes can
be had at Moss & Co.'S.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-29

Saratoga Flakes" is Il dainty little
.cracker saIted just right and put mp IN
tasty one pound packages that are
srld at IS cents. At Moss e C's.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-29
HONOR ROLL,
Lafayette High School.
April 1900,

Martha Broussard, CASTOR Tous-
sci, Wallace Beadlc, Eugene Her
nandez, Onesia Beadle, Julia Tol-
son, Ezora Pefferkorn, Annie Bell
Perry Singleton, Willie Montgom-
cry, Harold Demanade, Fred Noor-
hies, Pothier Voorhies, Charles
Hernandez, Ned Voorhies, Louis
Guerre, Anna Hopkins, Tom Wier.
a COL refreshing Drink; DR. P,ppel
at Larayette Dug Co.
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Mooney to patcn. good ideas may ne
secured by our aid, address TIE "a
ENT RECORD Blltim ,re, MI
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ATTENTION.

Don't forget the meeting of the
farmers at the court house this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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DIR. Pepper has arrived and can
be found at all hours at Laf- Drug. Co
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-29

For thai tired feeling try DR. Pepper
at Lafayette Drug Co.
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You will he entitled to Ten shines
free of charge at the store of Levy
Bros, if you purchase SO 90 pair of
shoes and up.
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ONE! Two!! THREE!!l

Fire! = No! = Guess again:
Can't! Pst........!! Will tell you.
My friends, do you wish to save
money? Yes. u! Well, my
friends, buy your goods at Levy
Bros, they will make dollar goes
twice as far as any other man.
Their line is complete and their
prices are astonishly lew Try
them and be convinced.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-29
The Big Fours.

Columbus, o., Dec, 29.-(Special. }
--0hlo's four delegates-at-large to
the Republican National convention
mt Philadelphia have been practi-
cally decided upon. They are: Gov.
Nash, Senator Hanna, Gen. Dick
and Senator Foraker.
Gen. Grosvenor will not be u can
didate.
Washington, ID. c., Dee. 20.-(spi. }
AT n secret conference of Ohio
Democratic politicians here today
the slate for the Democratic Big
Four to the national convention was
agreed upon.
1t is said the delegates will be 4:
John II. Mclean, Chas. II. Haskell,
Col. Jas. Kilbourne and John
Welty of Canton.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-29
COM MBINATI0N
Of Three Large Potteries
---lncorporated.

Articles of incorporation were for
warded to Columbus today for The
Robinson-Merrill Pottery company
Capital $5o0,oO0.
The incorporators are Henry Rob-
inson, B. w. Robinson, G.. w. Mar
kle, II. w. Butler and IL. Il. Morrill,.
This means the consolidation of
Whitmore, Robinson q Co., the Mer-
rill and tae Markle Il Inman COM
pnules.
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DEPUTY MISSING.
Started For Akron Wednesday--Has
Not Arrived.

The deputy sheriff of Livingston
county, N. Y, started for Akron
Wednesday to get James Nelson,
who is wanted there on charge OF
horse stealing. He has not arrived
yet. Friday Sheriff Miller of Genesec
talked with the local authorities
over the long distance telephone
he could not understand why the
deputy had not reached Akron. H,
will come to this city himself aftel
N elson.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Roscoe Davis and Miss Cora
woodward, both of Akron, were
united in marriage Wednesday eve.
ming by Justice Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed d. Reed were in
Cleveland, Friday.
Misses Ida and Gertrude Etz, OF
96s e. Market st., are visiting in
Cleveland.
Mr.. Charles Sheehan and Mr..
John Henry, of Youngstown, spent
their Christmas with Miss May
Westfall and her sister of West Ex-
change st.
Pratt-TayIor.
Bliss d. Pratt, n bookkeeper in the
office of the East Ohio Gas company,
and Miss Augusta Taylor were
united in marriage Monday at Tic
Canadotha club house, near Titus
Vile, Pa. Both Young people are
Of Titusville. Mr.. Pratt has been in
Akron but a short time. They will
reside at 10i Good st.
w. A. Folger and daughter are in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Van Camp, OF
1876 Commins st., are spending the
holidays with friends in Michigan.
Miss Elizabeth Kinly of Cory,
Pa, is spending her vacation with
Miss Emma Breiner of Mccoy st.
Harvey Musser and ID. l.. Marvin
were In Ravenna Thursday on pro.
fessional business.
l.. S. Pardee, of Akron, is register
cd at the Chittenden hotel in Co
lumbus.
j. Il. Cole returned to his home in
Norwalk, Friday, after visiting rela-
tlves in Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Schumacher
were in Cleveland, Friday.
Miss Grace Wall is visiting rela,
tives In Zanesville.
AL @. Fields Minstrel company
went to GAINESVILLE, Thursday night
r.. l.. Johnson has returned from ,
visit with Cleveland friends.
Cobb ColIetto.
Fred @. Cobb and Miss Anna II
Collette were united in marriage
Thursday evening at the home o,
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. r. Collette, of ll3 Byers av
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. l.. Davies in the presence OF
few immediate friends. Edward
Cobb OF Youngstown was present.
After an elegant wedding supper hat
been served Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb left
for Cleveland. The young peopl,
will be at home after Feb. at tn,
corner Of Bloomfield and Exchang.
streets.
tiawxhurst- Fink.
The parsonage cf Trinity Lutheran
church was the scene of. quiet bu
very impressive wedding Thursda,
afternoon, when Mr.. w. ii. Hawk
hurst, of Cleveland, and Miss Emma
Fink, of Akron, became one. The,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-29
Coat and Cape
Sale Saturday

5 No need to tell you how, when
Z or where we got the goods, the
s fact that we have it and at away
: down prices is all you care to
s know.
s At s. ladies' jackets-heavy
I boucle jackets, ali lined with a
s heavy satin, the same as you pay
! 81 for.
I At $3.50, 1915 to $l2-Ladies'
s satin lined jackets, some with
I Skinner's satin, which means two
s seasons wear, ali were 81 higher
! on each garment.
5 AT 1850 to $l8.75-Note the
: prices we put on these garments
5 the $3.50 goes at $40 and the
! s1S.75 at $l5.
! $3.50 ladies' capes-Full lined,
s braided capes, fur trimming,
: extra heavy, the So kind.
: $3.50 to $l0--Plush capes, all
: heavily wadded, fur trimmed,
s some of these garments are made
? from crushed pushes which are
( very scarce; each and every gar
5 ment has come down under the
pencil mark.
! $5 to $l2.5O-Golf capes, only n
few left, but we have put the
cleaning up price ON them. We
3 have the best golf cape in the
s city at $40.
81 misses jackets-Double
faced cloth, braid trimming, with
s sailor collar, good and heavy,
s OILY 50.
$3.50 to Sl0-Misses' Jackets,
heavy winter garments, some Of
these are satin lined and each
have been marked down.
At $l.75, children's reefers-
Heavy cape reefers, with braid
trimmings, large sailor collars,
can't he duplicated at $3.50.
At So to s5-Children's heavy
REFERS In all new effects, with and
, without capes.
VEA-See our plaid wool waist
at 5Oc, worth 81. They are splen-
did value.
Bargains in blankets, under.
wear and all zero weather goods.
f60.I62 South Howard 81.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-29

II had running, itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly, and quickly ef-
fected permanent cure" CIV. Len
hart, Bowling Green, o.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-29

Dancing, New Years Afternoon
and evening at Militant Dancing
a cad my.