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Daily camera., 1900-05-04

For bargains that are bargains IN rea.
estate see EUBANKS.
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d. er's Real E. tate Agency

Home property, farm property or busi
ness opportunities Investments of all
characters. Camera block.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04
The DAILY CAMERA.
|. BUTSCH, L. c. PADDOCK
DlsnaS o. Dolly C0neu uld weekly tribune

lTKRNs-I5c. per week; soc. per month
\ carrier. $500 per year when paid IN
pvance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Entered at the Postofice at Boulder
dorado, as second-class matter.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04

AFTER suffering from severe dyspepsia
over twelve years and using many rem
edies without permanent good finally
took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t did me
me so much good recommend it to
everyone" writes ]. E. Watkins, clerk
and recorder, Chillicothe. Mo. 1t digests
what you eat. Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04
Candidate for school director

$1,000 TO loan on good real estate Sc.
curity in amounts to suit borrower at 8
per cent. WARREN c. DYER.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04

eater suffering from piles for fifteen
years was cured by using two boxes of
DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salvr," )" writes w.
]. Baxter. North Brook, N. c, II heals
every thing. Beware OF counterfeits
Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04
Strayed or Stolen.

Two bright bay mares eight and nine
years old, one branded on left shoulder
halt moon upside down with B F or B V
connected and white star IN forehead
the other two hind feet white, kick marks
on left hind leg. rather rangy build.
Both had heavy halters on them when
missed. A reward of $40 for return of
horses or information of their where.
abouts w. A. lump,
Blacksmith shop. North 18th St.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04
QUINTET MORTGAGE MONEY, 80
Unh I'LL J. WILHkLA HAMH. Cheney Blk

Use Prof. Fields worm powders. A
single tria! proves heir worth.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04

Editor Thorndyke of the Loveland
eporter. who has expoused Organism
the Silver Republican line of action,
kes upon his launches and neighs;
Let the voters of the smaller branches
Il back some where where there is
inciple-either with Democrats or Re-
lhlicans, There is no use riding a
|ub when a thoroughbred costs no
bre." There is sapient philosophy
brthy Plato.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04
TIM e CARD.
COLO. & SOUTHERN.

COLO. & SOUTHERN.
~. for Denver At,,yss; hensst: SIS S!i a; . m
=. e.~ D., Arrives 4:23 p. m.
-~ Departs, 4:33 p. m.
., e- D..,{ Arrives o:3o a. m.
- 81 ''- Departs o:38 4. m
!. ., e-o D.. Arrives $40 p. N.
- D ''o ~ Departs 5:45 p. m.
|DENVER-BOULDER SPECIAL.
ARRIVES DEPARTS
1890 p m I2:4o p m
ARRIVES DEPARTS
7:3o a. N. 1915 p. m.
Daily camera., 1900-05-04

'Colonel Bryan will get the solid Jones
te," So says a flaming headline
here are Jones of Ohio and Jones of
kansas, but, by the way he has been
2ting in the senate of late we had
Included there IS SONG doubt about
hes of Nevada. Still, if Bryan gets
Jones vote of the country, he will
kely BE- elected-unless, of course, Nc
[ney has cinch on the Smith vote
Daily camera., 1900-05-04

WANTED-A woman for general
housework. Inquire at Camera office.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

S&iueicrne CT CT itor 9iation / bpcr
ai Grbets Yetpbnineer, unotagen ipn'
fidnlnel,be Station. 9llle 2anoets
SnbbNa9erc bar nosen Stoleoannelie,
o0 .ast >pil pdre pberit paniteliSt at
iinbe>an &ineier. oer lite Tan ldie %
lfripe. Set CT ct / .4li GRAB optino=
iomt 90 tlitti9t Taltefesa. Sc fjeltote
til Aeetrpttertuniten 9(arbunoreoer
for Gngb1,1oerne, Granitn,dnoene cl=
Ter &usferne. Sc er &erbens fortrin=
ligite @apeoprtere os fan able mere /
en- @ape paa femti &uaoratfoo, eno Ell
9lmeritaner fan aple paa Ell Dalp 9(cre.
Set er ct gjennem9aaenoe begapet .Talt
os naar paa ct b0iere sjcnnemlnitfi9t
Stanopunst at Golteoplpsnin9 eno I.
Gfs. Gn9ldnoerne. Nfcn be triltne
9}ationer bar funoet Zig ,,taloet" til at
L.. .cipiliiere" bem peo &aabenma9t .og
&inci.rne .pil life tllnnc toripare Zig
moo v@ulturnationernes" No!os=
mdno; tbi be Dar lite gjenncm8aaet BE-
,,4ciuililereoe" sfolcr, og bar tolselR
Eitfc lldrt at ilaas. 9et har bermeo
Ecrinores, at Ma9ternes Sno9riben j
Gina a(oeles life bopeoia9elt9 sjdloer
llubertrptfelie at rYorcr" "=Scpdgclicn
.cller 8eifpttelie al be ,,5rremmebe il
&anoet. Sen sjdloer bopeoia9eli9 bet
ttineiiite &eilerbbmmn CmitDrtclie o9
Iaermeb 2anoets Ceiling.
v9fDe 9(prmanben".
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

Wange menneifer bliper minore,
1,aar man betra9tcr benz .paa ndrt bolo.
9ommeren: v9e tilifaar altiaa, at
Sc bdr 9jennemprpslet.&e9se oisie ber=
rer?"
9lntla9cbe: ~Sa."
9onlmeren: 80 Guno s9rlno bap=
ae Sc til bet?"
9lntlagcbe: Set .bapoe bleuct for
llse9et juling for en-"
1rleu.: ..Ge ber, .Q(tlnu, I'LL far jeg
after ,f.mpct Ell @5lpiteo 9ltialosz
b0tteu."
pi9cn: $50 Gruen bur oa cltio
iaaban 9Do 1inselptte.
,Gn sWit: ~&lpao bar Sc ioa9 paa
ipiiefartet?"
.Gpuarteren: .Mlt mnligt."
. ,@jdjten: ait muli9t? 9taa
bring mig en- portion af oet!" ,
Gpparteretl (raaber uo tj6ttenet
.,El,. labstaus len fart!"
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

Set er m6rfeligt, at vi {nnlt ttk
faar en- eller anoen pioenitabcli9 Mf=
.banbling farelagt os af Rapetaliiterne,
>om ben 2ptte % @eliignelie iom foleer
nf at iulte. Gi Bar rigtignpt be gam=
lie @trifter >om @elii9nelien af at pdrt
,fattiQ, men ri burbe faa no9et efter
bet npere M0niter. Ni b0rer lite iaa
itielben, at Der er alt for mango Tnlf
oQ1aa. Set er berfor, at be .maa iul=
te- life Mrbeibe til alc.
@iloe> bet berfor life udrc en soo Soc
at ubbrebe ben Qdre, at ben it0rite &el=
iignelle lig9er iat iultc ibid. .Wan
pilbe pinbe en- bel 9el berpeb. Ntan
piloe blipe fri for al benne Misnoiq
bos ale os Jattige statlere. Ni pilbe
ba, naar ri fanot, at ri lite tunbe bol1
be bet ub ldngere, bare ld9ge os neb og
iulte ibjdl- % tatte por 9erre forbi
ban pelii9nebe os meo Gattigoom o9
enbelig ,,eo ben boieite af.al Gcliigncl=
ic 9ungerso6beu.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

9et:er MI pn1tre,,t iittert, at tMpling=
en- blir meset oaarlie aperalt i 9toro=
peten. Sc mauge .9(rheibsllaucr iom
ingen @erre bar tl,n,lat .ppbripe 9jen=
,nem Gommeren, men itoleoe paa, at
.nanr @arpelten .fom, piloc oe faa Sop
at 9lrbciDe for liot til 2iusopbolo. pil
iaalcnes .hlipc b0ili9 ituftet. 0len
!aerre Cub! Nac &inlep er jo life 9tesn=
magcrnp fan life bjdlpc for iligt.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22
ut +piae, bet Ct sagen.

Sit pilc, Dot er Sa9en, laapel / imaat
tom fort,
9lt pillc fre,u meb 9agen a9 faa cit
Gjer'.ins sjort.
Bet ejaloer ,om at bile .fremao paa1
Qipets 5ti.
Bet ajdloer ON at 'fule os itaa bin=
ea,hearbi.
3pab uptter loet, ri tiger iom Srll|
1,,eo itdrte Sla9,I
9faar ppcrait nj piger. buor 2tpet trd=
pcr Sag;
Ger inaffes altfar me9et o9 banoles::
altfor libt,
Gcrior CT Grnen hle9et, % @Dnerne
forilibt.
Ser tales attfor meget 100 iflagres ubel1'
N}Qal.
Ge @iljcn llnberitreset, bet giper Si@
pct ataal.
0cnr'it Sbicn.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

@ii bur i ben ienere &io facet iaa
1,1e9en ppmuntrins al 6olt og Goriit=
ringer ON, at bet Stanbpungt >bi bar
taget, er BET encite rette, at ri fDler os
4opforbret til at frembdre en- Sat til
bper iidr fpr,at be iaaleoes letter bet
n,eget pQnitelige Mrbeioe, ri bar paabe=
gp1At. Set er oobbelt let at arbeioe,
;{elp .om man naa gj0re bet unocr So
lelle,t at mango @apn, naar man peo,
at ,nla1 bur Gnltets .Spmpati bag Jig.
Mkn bet ct lite alene oct, at Nrbei=
net:gnar lettere, naar man .barcr op=
anu11trenbe Orb. Men / ct >Qlrbeioe
Jpn bette, fOler man 1,g itprtet i iin
3ro baa, at 9lrbcioet bdrer 6ruster.
.@etts .siper Ell &raft til at uo9oloc,
delp DIN bet fer nptiaa m5rtt I'D. ut
<bet ltttop nu life Ter meset lift uo /
}iina1teiel 9enieenoe, mao ri tilltaa, oa
1l1Qgifterne bar nperfe9et Sntd9terne,
>omettb .itte ,n.eset, iaa bog not til at
sgjbre bet ialeliet .for os, iom intet Gor=
>raab bar at tase al; men naor ri Ter,
,bpprlebes Garn,erne os 6olt runot
,5erttle / @drbelesbeo, paaftj0nner bort
oStrlu, Dar vi 9ont @aab ~onl, at bet
-,>jtal gaa.
0sen bet er alli9epel en- Sing vi 0n=
s1ter rt benleoe Opndrtiombeben paa.
Set II, at S pil 5jdlpe 8laoet umaaoe=
.Iis 1f,eset om S osiaa 'laber Tplt, S
:tpprtt'er 8erorins meo, furitau, at S
,itaaf meb os. SiarbelcsDeb gjdloer
bette be Torretnin9smdno, iom S bano=
Aer i1,eb. Sab bent forfaa. at S paa=
;ifi0uuer oeres 9obe &ilje ibet be aper=
:terer i BET 8lao, ion, taller ben sag,
sfol,l S;tror paa. 9ttte tofer in9en=
ytin8, men bet er ct meget uirtlon,t
.MtDbel, lite alenetil at bjdlpe Goers
!Bldo, men osiaa til at .fremme @oers
r,SdS bet beleta9et. @uis s laoer
Jotretnin9sn,dno forltaq, at S fun
fpil Danble meb Dem, TOM anier fin Sag
lat bdre ben fannie fom Goers, ital S
,1nqrt ie, 6bilten forunberlig @irtnin9
toet nil babe paa benz allie ,iamlnen.
sOiit S ifte tror bet, 9j0r d,lisepel ct
Goti09, og S ital faa ie, at ri peo,
sbbdb pi ber matter ON.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

&ina 1ar tsrtldret Gtormasterne
&rig. st alqe far allereoc funoct
Gteb mellem 5atu Sorts p9 DC foritjel=
li9e 9fatipners Tlaaoe, iom en- Sio bar
li99et beruoenfor. s bette Glag blep
l @ngelitmano 5 Spifere l Stusler
o9 en- Granitmano ordbt 'o9 4 @nselif=
mdno, z SDifcre Is 9tllsiere o9 cit
6ranltman0 iaaret. s. ameuitanlfe
Stibe tog life Sci &el.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22
81 Su1inb GmiQranter .lanbeoe

81 Suiino Gmi9ranter lanoeoe i
Metp Sort ,fnri3e llge. 5nr bet meite
bar bisie 4spldnoere og Staliilere o9
ituloe 9aa til Min:oiitrttternei il 9seu,t=
iplpania. 9h r1iplpania er operpal=
>penoe repuhlitanif, oerfor ar Der ;ielp=
f0lseli9 ili9 Yro,perit), at be maa
.inoporte 9lrbeiosre paa Sulinoer.
Gormooentlig agter Nlineeierne at give
fine ga,nle Nrbei6ere Qlrbetoere noglc
Maansoer Gerie nu paa >parnelte @cln=
neeren, berior n,aa Dc ie,,oe til llolan=
bet efter 6olf til at ta9e oeres Ylabs.
9u ier be er n,eget 9obc mob 9lrbeihs=
folt bisie repuhlitauite Minceiere.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

llbligterne It'll en- &eroenstri9 ipnes
mer og n1er at .narme fig. Gn9lano
digger Sapan til at fnDtte 9fdpen moo
&uslano, mcoens &uslano bar ct 9oot
Sic paa England, og iaa nibere. Mfen
DC boloer formooentlig iam'nen cn
@tuno III, iaa ldn9e DC bar,cu &rase at
plufte Derneoc 9ina.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

Oar bu aboneret paa vMrbciosmaub@
en-" enbnu? 9bis lite ;er bet mart paa
9iben at bu gi0r BET. Set .tpiter big
bare .25 >Gcnts fra mu til Nptaar.
Ser nil bliue ct og anoet interesiant. at
ld1e i ben nadllem be,l 4be :pg Sui.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

We are this week sending out sampl e
eepies to socialist workers all over our
country, and If copy should come into
,the hands bf .sDmeone swhp does not read
the norwegian language, he is kindly
asked to hand it over to some one who
dDes.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

Sn 2ommetpu, ion paa Sernbanen
l,noeriogcr Ell Meiienoes Yortemond:
,,eaaoan en- uforitammetbeo! reiie paa
anben 0(asie meo bare 10 Gent ! 2om=
men,"
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

Goltetalineen i Minneapolis>e >er a,l
;senbt. Goltemdnsoen bar iteget om=
trent 25 pro Gent iioen 1890. >os bill
:,a,lt piie fig at bdre runbt 203, 500.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

&iltattar par Snienoer for op0iftaa=
enoc A}p1tpcr. men ian lite pdre belt
cniN meo bam,noar ban tiger, at Prof.
Malm ,ar Galtepartiets 8anoioat.
Saapiot ri fasitaar, bar 6olfepartitt
in0en 4anbibater 'opitillet enonn for
Yolt So. 9lt ,pr. Malm tan blipe
uofaarct til iaaban aanbioat. iom Dor
;>lknbcr uonauner ban, tor, tan pare
D'uligbeo ior, nenanaun er ban bet
Eitte, ,o9 pt baaberiottnil blipe partlets
3elegater ti4abt ataietare ben Sag /
4 oi,ptntipnenioen 2aae SUM.
oporpibt Yrof. .Malm CT beore
tttftet % ,,sre beretti9tt til SGuperin=
tenbcntcn,beoet eno 81. &aafa, tor ri
0ape pore 3pil o,n,' men, iom iq9t, bet
CT .iftc ior os at dfgj6re.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22
;Ga,..E'otuu Of QNcrtp.

@rds1pppcrue Njor iremocles 5taoe|
paa @r6bcu.
S. u. Gritlpn par Deruoe o9 plan=
teoe 5rDl:t.i SQubDill .&ipcr.
!Mlrs. Il. II. 9lnlau fra Grpotiton
!oor ;iheTg Ittn Slagtnin9e / Sibertp
lihfe uac.
@barleY Yiois cr netop feroi9 meo
&eperationsarbeioet paa Yrpen, uct
for M6llcn.
Yrpi. Grif1rn i'm 9}inncapo!is
Statsuniperlitet fom fer G0noaS p9
,aster at ouDuloc fig 0jennem sonner=
ferien 1ps line Tpr1lorc DIR. og W}rs.
9emmin9 Gs!flpn.
Yrof. 3. 9. Nfalm fra Grootlton
bar berube nplig. 0r. Malm er 6ol=
fepartiets &anbioat for Stoleiuperin=
.tenbent. Tor to 9iar iioen bar ban at
mango opIuroret til at ltille fig iom
&anoibat, men ban negteoe paa 0runb
af at ben nuu6renae superintendent
.bapbe bolbt @mbeaet tun en- Serlnin.
Wfcn nu, ba ban .Dar bapt to 9erminer,
bar ian efterton,ptet Spforbrinsen og
,itillet Iig ipm Ganoioat, % om ban
.llir palgt, nil ban o9iaa blipe ben ret
:te Mlano tpaa ben rette plaos. 9ans
lallge Grfotin9 i Stolearbeioet, gjor
banl idrli9 itittet for bette @mbeoe.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

@epublitanernes Mationaltonbention
.er MI iamIet philadelphia. Mc Rin=
lleb er auereoe 9jennominertt for greiil
lbenttanbibat. 6pen,' fom blir partiets
,&dnoibat for @ice Yrefbent uioes lite
'lba bette itripes, men aloiisterne ipues
at tale for SOB. &ooiepelt fra Stem
fDDrt.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-22

st mil paa rette plaos fan ogiaa
aline. en-. forbeb.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
TROUBLES
Of Daniel E!bston.
Drove Horse Onto Rapid
Transit TrestIe.
Animal Extricated After
Much Labor.
Barberton Workmen Are Being
Discharged.
Case of Membraneous Croup-Magic
City News.
Especial Corespondence.)

Barberton, Dec. 13.-Daniel Ellison,
well known colored resident of Bar
berton, had many tribulations last
night.
He drove to .Johnson's Corners early
in the evening, and it is alleged that
while there, Daniel imbibed until to
him the world was beautiful kaled-
oscope, and life one long basket picnic.
When he started back to Barberton, it
is said Daniel didn't care whether
school kept or whether it was a long
vacation. When he reached the Wolf
creek bridge, instead of driving across
in the usual commonplace manner,
Daniel endeavOred to drive across on
the A. & c. L. r. r. Co.'S trestle which
stands little to one side of the other
bridge. Obedient to the reins, the
faithful steed pranced out upon the
tracks and fell with his legs down
between the ties.
The crew of a street car which soon
came along, succeeded, after much Ia
Dor in pryng and boosting the horse
upon. his feet, when, with great
promptness, the animal toppled over
into the creek, from which he was
finally fished out after much difficulty.
Men who have applied for work at
the various shops report that some Of
them are not very busy Twelve more
men were laid off at the Stirling shop
this morning and the Diamond Match
Co. has disposed of several men and
girls.
Tonight the Firemen will dance at
Tracy Hall. Sid Morey and his orches-
/ ira are coming from Akron, and the
firemen are going to wear their uni
forms.
The entertainment by the high school
pupils for the purpose of assisting
the piano fund, will be given tonight
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
BIRTHS.

MYERS--To Mr.. and Mrs, Leon ].
Myers, corner of West Exchange and
Portage Path Tuesday, Dec, II, n
son.
CORMANY--To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Germany of Getz ST., Wednesday,
Dee II, daughter,
RlLEY-To Mr., and Mrs. Phillip
Riley of Ackley ST., Wednesday, Dec.
II, daughter.
GETH-ro Mr.. and Mrs. Il. IL. Getz,
Dag Il, Furnace ST., daughter,
CRANS-ro Mr. ana Mrs, Sullivan
Grams, 2i6 Talllnadge ave. Sunday
Dee o, n daughter.
KNABE-To Mr., and Mrs, 7. G
Knahe, 80 Killing st. Friday, Dec. I
a son
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13

WEISWINTER-To Mr.. and Mrs. j
w. Welswinter, POI North Valley ST.,
Tuesday, Dec. II, daughter.
GREGORY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Gregory, 206 West Thornton ST.. Sun.
day, Dec o, n daughter.
SHIELDS-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Shields, 400 West Buchtel ave-, Wed
nesday, Dec. 6, son.
GILLE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Gills, jr., $40 South Main St, Wednes
day, Dec g. daughter.
KOSTER-To Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Roster, 1905 West Thornton, Saturday
Dec. 8, a daughter.
COOK-To Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Cook, 23S East York street, Wednes
day, Dec. G, son.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by the State Grange We're
Thoroughly Discussed.

AT the morning session the convcn.
tiOn adopted resolutions which places
the Changers on record relative To leg
islative measures now pending.
The delegates engaged In lively de.
bate over the ship subsidy bill but
the resolution to oppose its endorse
ment carried, The report as read by
Chairman Seymour of Portage coun
ty, follows;
Worthy Master and Members of the
ohio state Grange,
Your committee on resolutions would
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
SCHOOLS
OF Ohio Should be Improved Think
the Grangers.
reported.

The committee upon education re.
commended that the Changers avail
themselves Of the opportunity to Sc.
cure the use OF the travelling libraries.
1t endorsed the action of Capt w. w
Miller, who has arranged for each
Grange to give lecture each yeai
upon the needs of the public schools.
The committee also suggests the ap.
pointment of an educational commit
tee whose duty 'it viii he to investi-
gate the school systems of other States
with view to the bettcrment of the
Ohio schools,
The Finance committee recommend,
ed the maintenance and payment Of
Grunge salaries as heretofore.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
Delegates WrestIed With
the Resolutions.
Changers Took Sides On Ship
Subsidy Bill.
Lively Contest For the Offices at the
Annual Election.

The Changers of Ohio in con-
vention assembled entered upon their
:
third and last days work with vlln
and vigor Thursday morning.
As Is usually the case, large
amount of business accumulates for
the final session, and, according to an
assertion of Master Ellis, the Changers
often burn the midnight oil'' in
clearing up their work in preparation
for another year Of activity. That the
present case will be no exception to
the rule seems certain. When Master
Ellis let the gavel fall at 8 o'clock this
morning there was a pile of business
The first thing to be considered by
the delegate was the report of the Res
oIutions committee. This was con-
tlnuation of the report which was
partially made Wednesday forenoon.
The various measures which the COM
mittee had called to the conventions
attention furnished an abundance of
debatable topics which called out the
forensic ability of many of the dele
gates.
The reports Of several standing COM
mlttees including the report of the
committee on bylaws and education
reported.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Eut the Suspected Chicken Thief
Proved an Alibi.

Eu4 the Suspected Chicken Thief
Proved an Alibi.
Now, then, I've caught you in the
actw exclaimed the policeman as he
came upon a colored man who was
just coming out Of an alley at midnight
with something in u bag.
"Yes, sab, you've got me-" was the
reply.
i've been laying for you for dozen
nights past, and here you are at last!
How many you got in that bagT'
"Only one, sah."
"Got tooth for chicken, ehT'
"Yes, sab; drefful fond o. chicken,
sab. But de price is awful high dis
winter"
"We'll see about the price. Any one
with you?"
"No, sah."
"Got scared before you filled the bag,
eh? Well, you come along with me-"
yes sah-whar you gwine to?"
"Tm going to ring up the wagon and
have you taken in. The judge will put
again for three months. Where did you
get it?"
"De chicken, sah"
Eyes"
"Hain't got none, boss. 1 dun told
yo' de price was so high dis winter dat
] couldn't afford chicken"
$50 you don't call this a chicken?"
exclaimed the officer as he reached for
the bag and shook the contt nts out on
the walk.
mo. sah." replied the han as big
black and white cat was dumped out
with yeowl and ran up the officers
body to his head and sprang into the
limbs of shade tree
"No, sah," he went on as he reached
for the bag and folded it up: "no, sab,
dat amt no chicken, but an ole cat dat
| was carryin off to git losted. Can't
dun make out, sab, how you calls dat
chicken, but If you sez so / hain't
gwine to dispute it. AS l told you
befo"-
But the officer raised him one and or
dered him to move on. Nj. QUAD.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
M. o'NEHEm &c CO.
at the NJ. L. church. High school tai
ent will furnish the entertainment.

ent will furnish the entertainment.
VIM. Georgeson has started a saloon
on Second St, adjoining the bowling
alleys.
There has been a sheet OF ice on
Lake Anna for several days and this
morning several youngsters skated on
the lake for the first time this winter.
r. w. Waterhouse, of Scranton, Pa,
representing the International Core.
spondence School, is in town looking
for enrollments.
Charles Milburn is visiting friends
in Wadsworth.
A case of membraneous Group is re-
ported this morning, just north of the
village. Mabel Grafton is the patent
She has been dangerously ill, but is
now improving.
John Whitner, whose leg was am,
putated a few weeks ago, as the re-
suit of an accident at the Soda Ash
plant, was discharged from the doc
tors care last Monday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
The Uncustomnry,

The citizen evinced the utmost dejec-
ton.
mo" he said, "the burglars left alb
solutely nothing, not even the Gus
tomary evidences that their work was
or was not the work of adopts"
Hitherto the police had listened with
indifference, but now they started vio-
lently and exchanged glances and held
whispered consultation.--Det Jour
nal.