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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19


THE IMPROVED WILSON" STOVES.
BE up-to-datc Get the best Don't
take back numbers. We have the
largest stock OF WOOD" and Coal"
stoves in the city, bought before the
great advance in iron Come and see
u.s. no trouble to show you. Country
merchants Will md 10 conducive % their
bank account BY placing orders with
us for stoves and Piping All our
so Bicycles VIII be closed out az $500
cash. Every one warranted.
HARRIS HARDWARE Co,
400 east Broad ST.. Richmond. Va
4 GRAND OPENING FOR Az ACTIVE
party with 500 to invest 10 get lcgiti-
mate cash business. that Is easily uau-
aged, ana where expenses are very low
anu piVnts great: Ahls cuisines Mll
stand the most rigid investigation. Tor
personal interview address ltOFllA-
Bile, care Times Office. noi2
WANTED. TO RENT A SUIT OF FIVE
ROOMS. by young married couple.
Rent must be low. Rooms must be west
Of seventh street. Please state rent iu
answering. Address HOBsON. care
Times u0io
WANTED. TO EXCHANGE A FINE ST.
Et'kBAN hE-l.lN 3d. near chicago.
or FRUIT FARM beautifully situated
on the Chesapeake bay one mile water
frontage, for FARM near Richmond.
Address II. A X, 5lJ Randolph street
city nol9
WANTED. A LIVE, ENERGETIC MAN.
with 5000 ln cash, 90 join the advertiser
IN profitable cash business Address
4. b.. Rooms 13 and u. Chamber ~
Commerce. Richmond, Va. nols
MARRIED LADIES FRIEND. PIANO
LINE CAPSULS. monthly reHu1Lor
Half sizes. SOC PALMETTO REMEDY
CO. Kansas city. No. Lady seents
wanted. h'lo
wANTED-TO SELL 20 PAIRS. o
WHEEL RUBBER TIRE CYCLE
SKATES. j. p. NIXON, east Broad
street
JUST OUT. NEW PEERLESs Case
line lamp. Fastest lighted: most satis-
factory. knocks out OH compeli 90.
Agents coming money BbEfLLr'
LAMP CO. 29i Railway ENch sa
Building, ST. Louis. No. NOW
WANTED. To SELL ONE MAHOGANY
DTNING-ROOM TABLE. ~ inches MIle
and IS feet long. one CLAW-tnDI PA
TABLE: also one SIDEBOARD Ile
are antique goods. HENRY J. NICK ~.
8l3 west Main street nom
A MARRIED COUPLE.OR ONE OR
two single gentlemen can get boarj 70
nrivato family centrally located. can
AZ 523 north Eleventh street nol'
OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR TWO
nicely furnished rooms singly or On
suite: heat and gas. No. 2ll east l,.lh
street
WANTED YOU TO PLACE YOUR Va
CANT HOUSES I'm orr charge. we cen
get you good prOmpt-paying tenan IS
Immediately. Call and see as. IL "ll
be 90 your interest. ...
4 J. CHrN-NTNCi COMPANY.
noio No. north Tenth street
vrcvr0Ry or SCIENCE OVER Dis
Ease Cancer battling general rr1
titioners' skin Yields readily ~ o. r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

LOST AND FOUND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

Il oI' GOOD LAND. only one mile from
Lakeside Park. can De bought at a great
sacrifice, or Will exchange for city pro-
perty. c. l.. a H. l.. DENOON.
noi7 81 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

A GRAND OPENING FOR Az ACTIVE
party with 500 10 invest TO get legiii-
mate cash business. that Is easily mau-
aged, ana where expenses are very low
and profits great This business Will
stand the most rigid investigation. Tor
personal Interview address IltOFlIA-
BILE, care Times Office. noig
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

'oH SALE'
TIMER AND FARM. about LOO
ACRES or FINE LAND, with fair
buiidings. The timber is very valuable
and consists Of white oak Hickory, For
est Fine and Second-Growth Pine. We
can sell this property al bargain.
nOl9 r. 4. CHAR i ~ az W. Ai''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
DOR SALE

SEVERAL REAL, ESTATE BARGAINS
in LOTS, well located IN line OIL Guy pest
growth. .,,,r>- 9. 20 To-
no10 n. Is. CHAT II O 80 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

WANTED. TO RENT A SUIT OF FIVE
ROOMS, by a young married couple.
Rent must be low. Rooms must be west
Of seventh street Please state rent iu
answering. Address IOBSON. care
Times. u0iH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

WANTED. TO EXCHANGE A FINE ST.
EDRBh'N Ikt~llffN.E. near chicago.
or a FRUIT FARM. beautifully situated
frontage, for a FARM near Richmond
Address II. A *, JlJ Randolph street
city. uOl9
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
LAST LINKS.

CONCERT-The Junior Bible clas.
of the West Congregational Sunday
school gave an enjoyable concer
Friday evening in their church a
the corner of Market and Balch SITS
AN NUAL MEETING-The Wer
ner Benefit association held its an.
nual meeting Thursday evening
Officers elected follow: p E. Wer-
ner, president; M. J. Hoynes, vice
president; S. H. Elliot, recording
secretary; o. A. Nelson, financial
secretary; G. B. Denaple, M. Miller
and Miss Estella Williams trustees
RECITAL = The pupils of the
music department of Buchtel college
assisted by Mrs. E. P. Otis, gave an
excellent rectal in Grouse Gymna-
SUM Friday evening. .
ANNUAL MEETING-The an
nual meeting of the Summit County
Sundayschool union is being held in
Barberton today.
UNIFORMED-Th musicians in
the Silver lake orchestra will be
fitted up in uniforms.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
LATE CHURCH NOTES.
w. C.. T. u.

The regular weekly weekly meet
ing of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union will be held in the w.
G. T. U. rooms, 1852 S. Main ST., Sec
ond floor, Monday afternoon at :
O'Clock. All women are cordially in.
vited to attend.
A W.C.T.U. DemOrest Medal con-
test under the direction of Miss
Warner of the college will be given
in the Grace Reformed church next
Fridoy evening, May 26.
Calvary Evangelical Church.
Cor. Bartges and Coburn SITS. Rev
w. II. Brlghtmire, pastor. Sunday.
school at 8 am; preaching at 1886
am, subject, Influence and Power ,
Y. P. A. at 6:20 pm, subject, 1.-The
Promise of the Father" leader, 10.
sephine Foster. Preaching at 7:3(
pm, subject, 1.-THE Evils of a Di.
vided Heart" Elmer Zimmerman
will sing at the evening service
There will be special music by the
choir at both services. All are in.
vited and your presence will be ap-
preciated.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20

Grand sacred concert Sunday at
Lakeside park. Goodrich band.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
FIRST ATTRACTION.
Of the season at
Summit Lake Park
will commence
Sunday, May q,
and continue every evening,

HARBEKS, William and Kittie, the
greatest contortion, Juggling and wire
actors in the world.
HOWARD and LIVINGSTON in their
great success, 'Scenes in every day
life
THE WINCHESTERS, musical sketch
artists and
McAVOY and ELSON, genteel song
and dance artists, who have a ma
tional reputation, will fill the number
on the program next week.
Admission, including street car
ride, admission to park and reserved
seats in the theater, l5c round trip.
The best of order will be MAIN
tanned in the future as in the pastand
only the best, clean and refined at
fractions will be booked for the
theater.
NENGEES8 Bros,
Props
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
S. 6 G's Specials

For week ending Saturday, May %.
cans BoraX Lye 25c.
I l lb 40c Japan Tea SOC (without
checks) equal to the average SOC tea.
2 lbs he Rio Coffee, without checks
20c.
cakes l5c Savon Glycerine Soap
25c.
SUGARS
1872 lbs fine Granulated Sugar 81
20 lbs White "A Sugar 81
% lbs Extra 'C' Sugar 81
20 lbs Yellow Sugar 81
Special prices in 100 lb lots and
barrels.
SoFEFES
If your coffee was sloppy and flat
for breakfast try S. & G.'s 25c, 30c or
32c, Java and Mocha or 20c Golden
Rio and 22c Reception. Our own
milling and roasting.
TEAS
Our enthusiasm is unbOunded in
regard to our choice tea stock. Sales
increasing continually. S. & G.
soc brag uncolOred Japan Tea is a
Criterion.
New China and Bric-a-brac just
received.
Exclusive Ladies Toilet Room in
our store.
China & Japan Tea Store
ieA .. Howard se.
SChuInaCher& GaInmeter.
Tel sac
Electric Coffee RoaSterS. and Grinders,
Next to Laskaris Fruit Store.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
gratitude to neighbors and friends,
employees of The Webster, Camp d
Lane Machine Co., The Red Cross
and Ladies of the Maccabees society
and the members of the North Hill
NJ. E. church, for sympathy, aid and
substantial help and floral offerings
during the illness and death of our
beloved wife and mother.
HENRY KAUTH AND FAMiI.Y.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
MERROWS
Are Having Trouble With
Their Lawyers.
Attachment Issued on Their Property
to Secure Fees.

The Morrow family continues to
occupy the attention of the courts of
Hamilton county.
Apparently the physician and his
wife forgot that it costs money to
litigate. The following is from the
Enquirer:
1.-The Merrows are having more
trouble with their attorneys. Not
long ago Attorney Littleford sued
Mrs. Morrow for $1,000 on note,
and a lot of goods We're attached
which belonged to the business
in which she and her husband had
been engaged, and which he had
transferred to her by bill of sale.
She afterward transferred the prop
erty back to her eX-husband and he
replevined it from the Sheriff.
Yesterday Charles l.. Lundy, who
was one of the counsel for Morrow
sued out an attachment against the
same property in the possession of
Morrow and a constable. He claims
that there is due him $3.50 for legal
services and for money advanced.
The attachment was served just be-
fore the trial of the replevin suit be-
fore Squire Kushman."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20

Excursion to Boston Ledges Sun
day.
Grand sacred concert Sunday at
Lakeside park. Goodrich band.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
PERSONALS.

E. c. Wides, Will Byrider, Cliff
ford McCue and. Harvey Kryder
We're in Cleveland Friday.
| c. w. Clark, division freight agent
at the Erie depot, spent Friday at
Dayton.
John Briggs of Warren, a funeral
director, is the guest of.C. T. Parks.
The Ladies Social society of the
First Congregational church gave d
social last evening in the Sunday
school rooms. The evening was
passed in general conversation. A
supper was served.
c. F. Moore, secretary of the Ak
| ron Tranction d Electric Co.. left
Saturday afternoon ovisit over Sun
day with friends in Cleveland.
Mrs. F. l.. Allen. accompanied by
her child. left Saturday morning
for Louisville, Ky, to join her hus-
band who has recently established
himself in the printing business in
that city.
Aug. Blessman has sold his inter-
est in the Klages Coal & Ice Co., and
will be succeeded by Howard
Haupt as secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Haupt has been with the firm
for nearly ten years and deserves his
! promotion.
Edwin P. c. Steeds arrived i'll the
city from Chicago Friday and is the
guest of his brother Walter, 40 Per-
kfns st. Mr.. Steeds is making tour
of the world, and has recently visited
Honolulu, New Zealand and Somoa.
Major f. c. Bryan, of the Eighth
Regiment, whose office is in Wash
ington. left for that city Saturday,
after visit of few days with Ak
ron friends.
The entertainment and ball given
by the Federal Rubber Workes'
union in Seiberling hall Friday even
ing was largely attended. Over 400
tickets were sold. The fea-
ture of the entertainment was the
singing of Elmer Zimmerman.
Dancing followed the program and
was continued until midnight.
Miss Madaline Fedder, of Cleve-
land, is the guest of Miss Mabel
Dixon, 2l5 Second ave.
On Tuesday afternoon, May %,
there will be trolley party given by
the chapter Of Main ST. church. All
delegates will be taken free.
Martin Boollwalter, who for the
past six years has held the position
of foreman of the pressroom of the
Werner Co., has secured a similar
position with the Curtis Publishing
Co., Philadelphia, and left for that
city Saturday morning. The position
made vacant by his resignation has
been given to Matthew Miller, who
has been assistant foreman in the
Werner establishment.
c. S. Wilford is in the city arrang-
ing for excursions to Cedar Point.
Prof. w. F. Sticke's dancing class
es will hold a reunion at Silver Lake
next Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Vein was pleasantly
surprised by a large number of her
friends at her home on Harvard St,
Thursday evening in homer of her
eighteenth birthday. During the
evening Miss Anna Reinecke render
ed some very choice selections on the
piano and the Misses Alice Egan
and Clara Hide sang some fine solo.
Miss Vein was presented with a
handsome watch and chain, after
which the guests marched to the din
ing room where an elaborate banquet
was served. The guests departed at
a late hour wishing their hostess
MANY happy returns of the day.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
Justice Courts.

The case of VIM. McDeitrich of
Mill st. VS.. the East Ohio Gas Co.,
was tried before a jury in Justice
John H. Thomas court Saturday
forenoon. The jury has not yet re-
turned verdict. Mr.. McDeitrich,
who is blacksmith, brought suit to
collect bill due him for work.
In Justice John H. Thomas court
Saturday morning the case wherein
C. A. Himmelman, of Cleveland,
brings suit to collect $24 rent from
John Powell of this city. To offset
the bill, Powell claims that S36 is to
be deducted from the rent by reason
of his having to carry water, the well
on the property being dry a greater
part of the time. The matter will
likely be settled Saturday evening.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
DEATHS.

GUTH-Helen Guth, of Coventry
township, aged Z years and month,
died Friday, May 10, of malaria fe-
yer. The funeral will be held Sun
day at 80 o'clock at the residence.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
Notice.,

All members of the L. $. l.. club
are requested to meet at their hall,
los n, Howard St., Sunday AFTERNOON
at 2 O'Clock to elect officers.
JUL BARTH, Secy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-20
Memorial Day Address,

Judge J. r. Johnston of Youngs-
town, has accepted the invitation to
deliver the Memorial day address in
this city.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-12-20

cret. (Journal OF Discourses,
Vol. VI, p. g..
And again, in the same SER
mon;
Il is the first principle Of the
gospel to know that He was once
a man like US; yea that God him.
self, the Father OF us all, dwelt
on an earth the same as Jesus
Christ Himself did:
And again:
In the beginning, the head God
called a council of the Gods; and
they came together and concoct-
ed a plan to create the world and
people it, When we begin 10
learn In this way we begin 10
learn the only true God, and what
kind Of being we have got to
worship.
Again he said:
There is no other Cod in heav-
en- but that God who has flesh
and bones. Compendium, p,
287.)
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-12-20

carrying pistols. Parents can do
this. Neither law nor preachers
can. Next, get you a good arti-
Gle OF winter religion that will
wear. Get an article the Lord
will give you and keep it revived.
Get away from the light summer
article, and do not have a thing
like Hunziker's 3 yearling that the
owner did not know whether il
would die in the winter or live
till spring and then die. Get up
an anti-liquor, anti-pistol coun-
try and you will soon find you
will have an anti-he country.
and the devil will spread a bigger
pair Of wings than ApoIlyon did
when he was defeated by Bum
yan's Pilgrim, and move off in
disgust either to the Transvaal
or the Philippines where he can
chase round and help Aguinaldo
recover his mothers s valise that
ehe lost in the last conflict with.
Gen. Otis. Get whiskey out and
pistols out, and then tobacco out,
and then install pure religion, and
you will have a fairer Paradise
and sweeter Ewes in it than Adam
ever saw.
MEMO.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-12-20
MORMONIOM.

4 SERIES Or ARTICLES ON THE SUB
JEcT FROM THE BAPTIST ANp
REFLECTOR, NASHVILLE.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-12-20

XIr-As i RELIGIOUS sYsrEn-Irs
DOCTRINES As 10 COD.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-12-20
Land For Sale.

have for sale so acres of land
four miles east OF Chatawa. six
miles from Magnolia, 90 acres
under new fence. Thirty acres
oak and pine timber. two good
buildings. Price 5000, 90 cash
upon delivery OF deed. Good wa
ter on the place. Apply to
JOAN KENNEDY,
Chatawa, Miss.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-21
OF GOLF AND DEATH.

Our lanet Is links whcreon play
Few holes or many. es death may decree.
"" call him Colonel Bogy; 'tis the way
OF mankind TO invent kiudlier name,
a l,rt3ng l,hInsc for tho arch enemy.
with cvo-y match ;he colonel lsaves The tco,
But all alone he fn'shcs the game
Como start with the rash confidence Of yosth.
To end IN sn uniirncly bunker gTaTc;
a ne colonel is inclem'nt, void Of ruth,
Fl iaI.s not the alashing driver in his pride.
No defs approach, no pawiy putt can stave
Him o'f-many, not ovorhrRve,
Tear ur their cards in futile suicide.
Sooner ur later, uftener soon ihnn late,
We pass, aud the next victim forth is led
NRuniing himself superior over fate.
but the bone green is in sight he yields;
With on. grim stroke the colonel lays him
dead.
Yet Is the long match ours; 'tis soothly said
The colonel plays not In the Elysian fields.
Pail Mall Gazette,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-21
The Grcnt UnIsnnMn.

1t was many years before the ''Gl eat
Unknown was identified. At the pub.
lication of the Lay of the Last Min
strel. y "Marmion. Lady of the
Lake and finally of novel called
.Waverley, popular curiosity was ex-
cited. and the whole of England rang
with the fame of the Great I'm
known. as Scott was called.
The secret was well kept Sir Walter
Scott. who all his life had beer storing
material and training his mind to such
concentration that he could work in the
midst of interruptions and was able to
turn ont volume after volume with n
rapidity. two a year. that made his
readers doubt their very senses. His in
cognito was all the more perfectly pre-
served in that he kept open house a,
Abbotsford. devoting much of his time
to entertaining his guests and visiting.
1t WAS not until the embarrassment of
his publishers occurred that the identity
of the author of the "Waverley Novels
was discovered
the case of Scott furnishes one of the
many illustrations of the power of dc
ceiving the public in literary matters
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-21
some Mexican stupidi,y.

In the &c ,,servations of n Ranchwo-
man nrc plentiful instances illustrat-
ing both the "shif 'lessness" and stu.
pidity of Mexican servants. Here is a
sample of the latter quality:
Complying with law and custom,
provided four men to do each day s
woIk toward cleaning n public ditch
for irrigation purposes, AT the end Of
the day youth presented himself and
the bill The names of but two men
were inscribed as having worked, but
the sum demanded amounted to the
wages of four
inquired. ''If only Luciano and Pedro
worked. why do l pay the wages OF
Matildo and Jesus -
Two men worked. was the stolid
rejoinder.
"lnen won't pay the wages of
four.
But two men did four days
work.
IAN in one day That is impossi
BILE. "
"But, sonora, they did"
That cannot be. must understand
better before pay two men the wages
of four. Go and request the majordomo
to look into this affair.
Presently the majordomo appeared.
Sonora, said he. 1.-THE bill is cor
rect. The men have worked -
"Senor, | repeat, the thing is impos-
sible. Two men cannot in one day do
the work of four men.
'"Senora, four men worked. F"
"Why, then, did this man tell me
that only two workedr And why are
not The names of Matildo and Jesus on
the billy
"fle told You that only two worked
because there was no room ON the bill
for the names of the Others. -
The majordomo spoke quite impa.
tiently, as if should have OWNED that
process of. reasoning by instinct, | in
duced him to squeeze in the names of
Matildo and Jesus, which he did with
out smile, and we parted ON the best
of terms.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-21
TOWN TOPICS,
r l1os F1rh Avenue, New York;

Money to patent good ideas
may be secured by our aid. address
The PATENT RECORD, Baltimore,
Nd If
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-21
cartridge clips still remaining in Lls

cartridge clips still remaining in Lis
hat
"Uno. dos. tres. guatro Christi
Only 20 more shots. and then-why.
then the war wonld be at an end for
the man in the tree II remained but
to die Think you. good st Jose who
watches over the vineyard folk n. home
heard that prayer or did the guns make
toe much noisel
On came the squad. The leader WAS
tall and fair. He wore blue shirt with
chcvrons on the sleeve and n stripe
which had once been white down the
outer trousers seam He was making
straight for the tree in which sat the
man with the rifle.
At Il distance of 100 feet the man in
the tree had brought the pick ON the
end of his rifle down so that its top just
reached the space between the blue eyes
of the man on foot His last shot should
be fancy one.
Two of the squad eyed tree 10 the
right. but the rest pressed on behind
their leader
''At the third stepI will fire. decid
ed the man in the tree.
At the second step the officer halted
A thick hush with briars was in his
way He could see over it. and peered
curiously into the branches of the tree.
~ believe that's where he is, said
he. THE shots seemed 10 come straight
from this direction.
mo; il was farther to the left.
said man behind him. That's the
one that free over thsrp T"
Lets try shot or two anyway,
said n second
what srnseless chatter. thought
the man in the tree.
No; it's waste of lead" said the
officer. Dave was right 1t must have
been the other one. Come onl" He
stepped back from the bush and started
toward the left.
As he moved off the man in the tree
followed him through the sights. He
had moved half dozen PAGES before
the rifle spnttered. The tall fair man
pitched heavily forward.
''He was there blasted coward !" said
one of the squad. The others said moth
ing. They We're shooting.
"Wby don't he drop-curse him =
muttered II roldier after score of shots
had raked the branches.
For answer they saw rife slide
down. STRIKE branch and bound off to
the ground The strap was doing its
work
Two women sat dry eyed, heartbro-
ken and corioriless One was by II win
dow against which beat the cold rain of
October The skies wept FOR her. The
other stared out over sun kissed vine
yards, where the leaves We're yellow
and brown.
HE viii come no more" said the
first
"Ayl Ell no vieno masi" said the
other. meaning about the same. Sew
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-21
GOOD TIMES HAVE come.

.sa can anord to Indulge yourself or you,
.amily In the luxury OF . good weekly news
paper and quarterly magazine of fiction.
You can get both of these publications with
almost . library of good novels for IS per year.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-04-21
Questions

areconstantly comingup every
day inliterature, art andscienoe
which you wish you knew, but