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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
ZGODA.

kleczkach; o~dnajdywal 60 nareszcie, ale 20
to, by 60 wydac W rece kata! Ojciec mu mo.
viii: Wspomagaj Thenardiera; a on ma ten
gfos swiety i ukochany odpowiadal, gubiac
Thenardiera! Ojcu W grobie mial ukaxac
czfowieka, kt6ry z naraaeniem. zycia urato.
wal go cd smierci, i ukazac 60 ma placu sw.
Jak6ba, gdzie go scinano "a rrzyczyna tegoz
syn,s, MaFjusaa' kt6remu przekaaai tego czlo.
wieka! Jakiez szyderstwo losu, &c tax dlugo
noszac ma piersiach o~statnia wols OLGA, wypi.
sana jego wlasna, ~postepowaf teraz wbrew
tel wolf! Ale z drugiej strony bye swiad.
KLEIN tel zasadzki i ME przeszkodzic jej!
Jakto! Skazac ofiare a oszczedzic zbrodnia.
RIA! Czyz jakakolwiek wdziscznosc mogla
zobowiszywac w~zgledem podobnego nedzni.
ka2 Ten niespodziany clos zburzyl wszyst.
kie mysli, kt6rym Marjusz oddawa} sic cd
lat czterech. Drzal cafy. Wszystko zalezaio
cd niego. w swojem reku trsymai tych lu.
dzi, kt6rzy sic tam W jego oczach poruszali.
Jezeli wystrseli, p. Leblanc ~zostanie urato
wanym a Thenardier %zgubionym: jezeli ME
wystrzeli, p. Leblanc zostanie poswieconym
i kto wie2 Thenardier ujdzie cafy. Jednego
czy drugiego zgubic! z obu stron wyrzuty
sumienia. 90 poczacs Co wybrac? Spree.
niewierzyc sic wsponnieniom najwiekszej
wagi, ME .odpowiedziec ma zobowiazania,
kt6re sic wzglsdem samego siebie wzisfo, ME
wypelnic najswietszego obowiazku! uchybic
testamentowi OLGA, albo dopuscic, by zbro.
dnia sic speiniia! q jednej strony, zdawaio
mu sic, ze slyszy ,,jak jego URSULA" biaga
mix poleca mu Thenardiera. Sadzif &c osza.
leje. Kolana uginaly sic pod MIN; ME mial
nawet czasu do namysfu; scena, kt6ra mial
pred oczami, odgrywala sic z taxa gwaltow.
noscia. Byl to niby wir, mad kt6rym zdawa
TO mu sic, Re on panowaG bedzie, a kt6ry 90
samego teraz unosil. Czul sic blizkim omdle.
MIA.
Tymczasem Thenardier, bedziemy 20
tax odtad nazywali, jakgdyby uniesiony sza.
lem i wsciekfym tryunfem, przechadzal sic
wzdluz i wszerz poprzed stolen.
Gaia garscia chwycil swiece i ~postawii
ia ma kominie, tax gwaltownie przytem stuk.
nawszy mia, ze knot o malo ME zagasl a l6j
obryzgal sciane. Potem zwr6cif sic do p.
Leblanc i re strasznym wyrazem wybuchnaf:
- Zgubiony, stracony, ~przepadfy! z
kreteseml 1 znowu zaczaf chodzic; wybuch
trivial dalej:- Ach! wolal, odnajduje Gle ma.
~reszcie, panic flantropie! panic wytarty mil
~jonerze! panic dawco lalek! starry mazgaju!
ach! ME poznajesz mic! ME, to ME ty PREY.
szedles do Montfermeil, do mojej oberzy,
osm lat temu, willie Bozego Narodyenia
1928! ME ty zabrafes odemnie dziecko Fan
tiny! Skowronkal ME ty miaies ma sobie
z6lty surdut! ME! i tfomok pefen gafgan6w
W reku, jak dzisiaj rano u mnie! Niepraw.
daz, como, to jego mania, jak sic zdaje, prey.
nosic do dom6w tlomocski pelne wefnianych
po6czoch! starry miiosierny, idz! Czy ME jes
tescie czasem po1czosznikiem, panic miljone.
rze9 oddaiecie ubogim towary re swego skle-
pu, swisty czieku, OTTO pajacel Achl ME 90.
znajesz mies No, a ia Gle poznaje, jal pozna.
lem Gle zaraz, iak tylko wsunales swoja NOR.
de tutai. Ach! zobaczymy wreszcie, ze ME
tak to (atuo cbodziH no domaob Ind; ooJ
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03
5s) WIKTOR HUGO.
(Ciag dalssy.)
P o w E S G.

Trzech z tych ludzi, kt6rych Jondrette
nazwa(: murarzami cd piec6w, wydobyli z
kupy zelaztwa, jeden wielkie nozyce, drugi
drag do wazenia, trzeci mfot, j ami siowa ME
mowiac sastapili drzwi. Starry pozostal ma
6zku i otworzyl tylko ocsy. Jondrettowa
siadia kolo niego. Marjusz sadzac, ze mad.
chodzi chwila, W kt6rej bedzie musiaf wmie.
szac sic, podni6si prawa reks ku suftowi W
kierunku. korytarza i got6w byl do DANA
wystrzalu z pistoletu. Jondrette, sko6czyw.
sly swa rozmowe z czfowiekiem majacym
paiks, zwr6cif sic znowu do p. Leblanc j po.
wtorzyl swe pytanie, lsczac z MEM 6w u.
smiech cichy, przytlumiony i straszny.
= Me poznajecie mic zatem?
2. Leblanc popatrzyf mu. W twarz i Cd
powiedziaf:
W6wczas Jondrette zblizyf sic do same.
go stolu. S~krzyzowawszy rsce, pochylif sic
ponad swieca, zbliAyl swa koscista i dziks
twarz jak m6gl najwiscej do spokojnej twa
rzy p. Leblanc, ktory sic pred MIN ME cofal,
i W tel postawie dzikiego zwierzecia, kt6re
ma ukasi6, zawolaf:
Me nazywam sic Fabantou, ME ma.
zywam sic Jondrette, nazywam sic Thenar.
der! jestem oberzysta z Mountfermeil Sly.
szycie? Thenardier! Teraz mnie poznajecie!
Niespostrzezony rumieniec przemknal
pc twarzy p Leblanc, kt6ry re zwykfym
sVwym spokojem, ME podnoszac giosu i bez
drzenia, odpowiedzial:
- Bynajmniej!
Marjusz ME slyszal tel odpowiedzi. Kto.
by 60 ujrzaf W tel ciemnokci, byfby ujrzai
czlowieka pomisszanego, oglupiafego i jak.
gdyby razonego piorunem. w chwili kiedy
Jondrette rzekl: Nazywam sic Thenardier,
zadrzal cafem cialem i oparl sic o sciane,
j~akgdyby uczuf ostrze szpady, p~rzenikajace
DANA sygnaiu, opadla powell, W chwili kie
dy Jondrette powt6rzyf: Slyszycie, Thenar.
dier2 o~mdlewajsce palce Marjusza o malo
ME upuscily pistoletu. Jondrette, odkrywszy
swoje nazwisko, ME wzruszyl p. Leblanc, ale
wzburzyf Marjusza. To nazwisko kt6rego p.
Leblanc zdawal sic ME znac, ,nane bylo Mar.
juszowi. Przypomnijmy sobie, czem bylo ola
niego to nazwisko! Wypisane W testamencie
OLGA, nosi( je ma SVEN sercu! Nosif je W gle.
bi mysli, W glebi pamisci, jake swiste pole.
Genie: ,,Pewien Thenardier uratowaf mi ~.
Gle. Jezeli moi syn spotka 60, to zrobi ola
niego wszystko, CO tylko bedzie m6gf'. To
imie bylo, jak przypominamy sobie, jedns
re swietosci jego duszy; laczyl je z imieniem
OLGA. Jakto! Byf to 6w Thenardier, ow o
berzysta z Montfermeil. kt6rego tax dfugo
i tax naprozno szukafl Odnajdywal 60 ma.
~reszcie, ale W jakich warunkach! Ten zbaw.
ca iego OLGA, byl to bandyta! Ten czlowiek,
kt6remu Marjusz tax goraco pragnal pc.
swiecic sic, byl to potw6r. Ten oswobodzi.
ciel pulkownika Pontmercy, zamierzal villas.
ME dopuscic sic gwaltu, kt6rego rodzaj ME
byf ~jeszcze ola Marjusza wyrazny, ale kt6ry
zanosil sic ma morderstwol l mad kimze,
wielki Boael Jaki fatalizm! jake Snyder.
stwo losul Ojciec z glsbi grobu n~akazywal
mu zrobic wszystko, CO bedsie m6gl ola The.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

tive government in Akron, hinges upon
his ability to take advantage of tech
nical defects In the law which forced
the City Commissioner system upon
the city. 1t was "technicallty" that
enabled the Board of City Commits
sioners to award the East Market st.
contracts to the highest bidders, to
ratify the telephone franchise steal, to
spend several thousand dollars Of the
peoples money improving a street for
the benefit of the steam railroad com
panies, to build an automobile without
consulting the Council, to retain pollti
cal favorites upon the city pay roll af-
ter the Council had done away with
their offices in behalf of economy; aud
now II Is technicalty that enables
the Car to force upon the people n
man whom they had repudiated be
cause he was faithless to their inter
ests
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
CARPET.BAG GOVERNMENT.

The un-Americnn Porto Rican Tariff
bill was railroaded through the House
yesterday and now goes to the Pres
ident for his signature.
This bill contains many provisions
that are Objectionable to Americans
and Porto Rlcans alike. But one fea-
ture especially merits the condemna.
tion Of all liherty-loving Americans.
VIC refer to the creation of an upper
Legislative body for the Porto Ricans,
to he known as the Executive Council
and to consist of eleven members. All
OF these are to be appointed by the
President. FiIe of them are to be
chosen from the people of Porto Rico,
the remaining six TO be citizens of the
United States. The Governor Of Por-
to Rico Is also to be an American cit
izen. To this body, controlled by cit
liens of the United States, foreigners
to Porto Rico, is given absolute power
over all franchises and concessions
pertaining TO the island. No Ameri
can can be In doubt as to the result
of such n carpet-bag government
forced upon Porto Rico. The Phila
delphia Record of yesterday, which
supported Mr.. Mckinley for election
said:
San arbitrary Minister of Charlie:
Ii would have been ashamed to send
over such charter for a New Eng
land colony as this Foraker bill fol
the government of Porto Rico. Under
Spanish rule the Puertoriquenos hat
at least representation in the Cortes
at Madrid, and somc voice in the man
ngement OF their own affairs. instead
of this modicum of self-governmen
the biz about to pass the House gives
the Puertorlqucnos an Executive Coun
Gil Of strangers, with power to despoi
thcm Of their dearest franchises ant
privileges"
BY the passage Of this bill, In obc
dIcnco to the demands Of the trusts
the Republican majority in Congress
has placed powerful leverage In tn
hands OF tho Democrats to reverse tn
political control of Congress mex
fnll
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

Just as was predicted, the Sieber
amendment to the Ohio Municipal Code
bill was introduced for the purpose of
administering an easy death to tho
measure that had been recommended
by the Municipal Code commission.
The Democratic and Independent Re-
publican members of the Senate re-
fused to concur in the plan, however,
and after defeating the amendment,
passed the Municipal Code bill by n
very decisive vote. Neither the amend.
ment nor the original bill has any
earthly chance Of becoming law, and
never had any chance, for that mat,
ter, so far as the present Legislature
IS concerned, but the real friends Of the
measure have succeeded in placing
the responsibility where it belongs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
At The Grand.

! The management of the Grand
Opera House takes pleasure In an
nouncing as the next attraction one of
the most famous in the country, the
original greatest New York Worlds
famous cartoon comedy, "Hogan's AL
ley" In every prominent city in the
country for the past three seasons this
noted whirlwind musical farce comedy
met phenomenal approval and meas
ureless degree of admiration. Extra
ordinary preparations are being made
to launch this show. 1t Is redolent Of
New York life. Full Of pretty girls,
bright catchy dialogues, the most ex-
cruciating comical situations and the
numberless other features that appeal
to all tastes. Llttls more need be said
Enjoyment is ahead, that's certain. Joe
Flynn and big company, including
the country's leading farce comedy
stars, will interpret IL. That it will be
greeted with laughter and delight goes
without saying. Nobody should miss
1t and probably none will. At the
Grand, Tuesday, April II.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
KURTz.
Gets His Re.appointment
as Oil Inspector.
Chas. E.. Perkins Re-appointed En-.
gineer--BushnelI Men Confirmed.
(specIal Correspondence.l

kSpeClul COrTeSpOuue0Ce,D
Columbus, April 12.--All of the recess
appointments of Gov. Bushnell, with
the exception Of J. Il. Hankey. OF Wood
county, member of the board Of
trustees Of the Institution for the
Blind; d. Y. Powell, of Putnam coun-
ty, trustee of the Toledo State Hospi-
tai, and NJ. p. Steinitz, of Union coun-
ty, member Of the board of trus-
tees of the Girls Industrial School
at Delaware. have been confirmed by
the Senate,
Chas. E. Perkins, who Is re-apponted
chief engineer of public works, is the
only Akron man on the list.
The re-appontment Of Chas. L. Kurtz
as oil inspector, he having opposed
Senator Hanna for election two years
ago, is due to deal whereby the friends
of Kurtz in the Legislature gave their
support to the Nash Administration
throughout the session.
ROBERT o. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
ASSETS
Three Times Amount Of Bond Issue
Earning Capacity.

In the circular issued by the Amerl-
can Clay Manufacturing company, IL
is stated that public accountants cer-
tify that the net tangible assets--eN-
elusive of good will, trade marks, pat
ents, earning capacity. etc.,-exceed
three times the sum Of the $2,50O,0 600
bond issue. The total cost of the prop
critics amounted to Sr,025, 900.
An estimate of the earning capacity
for the present year Is in excess OF
$450,000. The total fixed charges
amount to S135,000. There will be
left enough for n handsome dividend
on tho common stock after the prefer
red stock dividends shall have beer
paid.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

The Dobson paper is Of the opinion
that Editor Reynolds, of the Sunday
Star, is a Chronic fault-hnder," and
has a "dlsposition 10 reform the world
at a moments notice, disposition
which characterizes the average ideal.
ist and dreamer" It's opinion of Ed
itor Reynolds is given because he had
the hardihood to criticize the shabby
excuse OF Summit county's Representa-
tives that it was too late to ohtnin an
amendment at this session of the law
allowing the people of Akron TO elect
their City Commissioners. Now II
Editor Reynolds has any sand, let him
tell the readers Of his paper his opin
ion of Dobson.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

After doferring the matter as long
ms Il could, the Senate has finally con.
firmed the recess appointments OF
Gov. Bushnell, including the quondnm
anti Hanna leader, Mr.. Chas. L.
Kurtz, for the high salarled place of
oil Inspector. About the only anti
Hannaite who isn't upon the list for
reward is the Hon. Vernon Burke, OF
Cleveland. II must be highly crafty
Ing TO the Hon. j. Park Alexander ana
other Republican ex-members of the
Senate, who won distinction In the
last General Assembly for the zeal
with which they bcrated the oppon
ents Of the great boss, making his enc
mies their enemies, to note how the
prodigal sons have been received witt
open-armed hospitality, feasting ana re
1oicing into the paternal home, while
they, the more deserving ones, mus
feed upop the husks of disappoint
ment. ~
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

While Akron is being governed by
"technlcallties," wouldn't 1t be an ex-
cellent thing for the taxpayers We're
some technicallty to be discovered that
would prevent the City Commissioners
from drawing their salaries so long ns
the deadlock" lasts and while there
is no money in the treasury? For the
next year. at least, every dollar which
the Commissioners will draw from the
city viii have TO be borrowed at the
expense Of the taxpayers. Here is
an opportunity for one Of tho forty
Office seeking members of tho Young
Lawyers Republican club TO get
enough stored-up popularity to give
him any nomination in sight; Let hin,
enable the taxpayers to discover a
tcchnicallty that Will break the
deadlock and rid themselves Of The
extravaganza into which the Proxy
systom has plunged the city.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
THE IDOL or THE TURF.
The Most Popular Jockey In America and
tngand Recommends Stuart's DySpep-
sia Tablets,

No jockey has ever appealed so
strongly to public favor as Tod Sloan.
He has achieved more than his most
noted predecessors ever attempted and
stands in n class by himself.
Not satisfied with his successes In
his native country, he went to England
and now his fame as successful
horseman is on the tip Of every tongue
not only In this country and England,
but in every section of the globe where
racing has found favor.
When Tod first went to England his
temerity was openly laughed at, but
the little American played skittles with
his English rivals and his victories
made all England gasp.
Having the stamp of royal approval,
society both at home and abroad Zion
ize" him and he is feted and petted
to an extent that would turn an ordi-
nary mortal's head.
The great Jockey was in such de-
mand socially and dined and wined to
such an extent that 1t was feared his
health would give way. Too much So
clety and the nervous strain Of racing
told on him.
A two weeks trip to America made
him acquainted with Stuart's Dyspepsia
tablets and their remarkably restora-
tive effects on depleted digestive ap-
paratus and he recommended them In
unstlnted terms to a friend, saying,
"Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
best thing l know of for keeping the
stomach in condition and appetite in
good repair"
Thousands Of former dyspeptics can
vouch for the truth of Tod Slonn's
words, as "Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's" have become a household word
in America and few families are with
out them. One or two taken after
meals keep the stomach sweet by caus-
ing prompt and healthy digestion of the
| food.
Perfectly healthy people use them af-
ter heavy dinners to keep their good
health and to make sure that no Ill
effects will follow an unusually hearty
meal.
Your druggist will tell you or youl
doctor either that Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are composed only Of digestive
ferments, Asceptic Pepsin, Hydrastis
fruit acids, ETC., and for the strong
stomach as well rs the most delete
constitute safeguard against indiges
ton and stomach troubles.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
New Resort.

A contract has just been made by
Fred Roth with the Erie railroad by
which he controls Kent Grove at
Geauga Lake this year, which he will
turn into n pleasure resort. Last year,
Mr.. Roth had similar contract with
the road by which he operated Giles
Grove at the same place and ran ex-
cursions from this city. The grounds
are now being tlrted up.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
Local Pride.

1t was reported yesterday that Con-
grcssman Charles Dick had written
n letter to each delegate to the Judi
cial convention from Cuynhoga coun-
ty, asking their support for the nomi-
nation OF Judge u. l.. Marvin, of Ak
ron, says the Cleveland Leader. Judge
Marvin Is n resident OF Akron, as is
Congressman Dick, and local pride
prompted the latter to use his influence
to secure the renomiuatIon OF his fel'
low townsman,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
THE ANTS
Have Retained an Attorney 10 File
Action.

A number Of property owners of
Coventry township have retained At
torney II. r, Voris 10 institute injunc-
tion proceedings in the hope of block
ing the proposed annexation OF that
territory to the city. Mr.. yoris said
Thursday that he had not yet prepared
any petition in the case as he had moi
had the time to look up the law bear
ing on tho case.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
TO LIFT DEBT
OF Central Presbyterian Church
Matter Was Considered.

At the meeting of the Cleveland
Presbytery in Ashtabula, Wednesday,
the matter of lifting debt OF s2lo on
the Akron Central Presbyterian
church was discussed, and by subscrlp-
tions from churches of the Presbytery
the entire amount was raised in few
moments. There was considerable
discussion over the question Of .wheth-
er or not n man should be appointed
to look exclusively after the mission
airy department OF the work OF this
presbytery. The missionary commit
tee reported that Cleveland woman
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
The Christian.

Hall Caine,' beautiful drama, "The
Christian, was presented to an Akron
audience for the first time Wednes-
day night. Miss Effie Ellsler has
surrounded herself with company Of
talented people. AS Gloria Quayle
she made most favorable impress
sion. Several times she responded to
curtain calls. The audience was thor
oughly delighted with the production.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

Miss Maud Webster OF Streator, Ills,
is the guest Of relatives in this city.
-
Three of Fulton's young men In.
vaded the gypsy camp, near Manches-
ter, Sunday afternoon, and had some
fun which may cost them dearly, says
the Fulton Signal. They protest their
innocence, but the gypsics claim they
set fire to some straw near tent and
destroyed some property. They We're
taken before Squire Worley Tuesday,
pleaded not guilty and the case was set
for trial Monday next
Mr.. Townsend, the protector Of the
Barberton & Massillon Electric line
says that he is simply waiting for the
Barberton Council to grant his fran
chise before proceeding with the
work, says the Fulton Signal. If you
expect the street cars to pass through
Fulton this season you will be disap
pointed.
Mary Chick has applied for divorce
lin the Canton courts from her hus
band. Henry Chick, who is serving q
term in the workhouse, and who elop
ed with a Pennsylvania woman a few
months ago. They were married Al
Doylestown in lSss,and until two years
ago lived in Akron. Mr.. Chick is {
carpenter.
$50
The old state boat Garfield, ha
been on the dry dock for several week.
being rebuilt, and when set afioa
again will have the appearance of
, new craft and will to- all intents an,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
THURSDAY, APRIL IL.

Whether the Democratic Councllmen
are defeated upon a "technicality" or
not. they have convinced the people
that they do not approve Of rewarding
any man who was a traitor to the inter
ests Of the people.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

The Cars determination TO rule the
city Is pretty strong when he institutes
a mandamus proceeding for the benefit
Of one of the least Of his favorites.
But the more despotic and overbearing
the reign of the Car, the sooner will
the people rise to overthrow his dynas'
ty.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
TO THE W0RKHOUSE
Was Cornelius Sent-ShOrt Session
In Mayors Court.

VIM. Cornelius, accused Of neglect
ing to provide for a minor stcp-daugh-
ter, was arraigned in Mayors court
Thursday morning. The case was
continued to June 1, but as Cornelius
had 4 workhouse sentence hanging
over him, Tor intoxication, he was
sentenced to the works for 30 days.
George W. Drummond, Chas. Frank
lin, James II. Repp and Conrad Nc
Carty, accused of intoxication, Were
fined 81 and costs.
Case against John Bright, arraignec
child, continued to April 13.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
THE ROMANCERS
Comedy Presented by New
Century Club.
Delightful Observance Of Presidents
Day Wednesday Afternoon.

Delightful Observance Of Presidents
Day Wednesday Afternoon.
Presidents Day: 190O," will be re.
membered with pleasure by members
Of the New Century club, rs they were
entertained in q novel manner by the
officers, ut the home Of the president,
Mrs. r. s. Thomas, Wednesday after
noon. "The Romancers" by Edward
Fostrand, was given. This is one of
the best earlier plays Of the author
Of "Cyrano de Bergarac," and is a very
artistic, little French comedy in three
acts. The play as presented was well
received and q decided success. The
cast Of characters follow:
Sylvette, a charming girl, Mrs. G. 1.
Bruner.
Percinet, her lover; romantic
youth, Mrs. B. l.. Dodge.
Bergamon, father to Percinet, Mrs.
G. r. Olin.
Pasquinot, father to Sylvette, Mrs.
II. d. Taggart.
Straforal, swordsman, Mrs. I. g.
Rankin.
Blaise, a gardener, Mrs. Simon
Smith.
Musicians, swordsman, Mesdames
Fenton, Thomas, also the Misses Dodge
and Bruncr.
Stage manager, Miss Carita Nc.
Ebright.
Musical selections followed, Mrs
Parsons rendering a piano solo, "Ad-
ozin From Sonata" Bethovan; "The
Gates of the West" Lowthian; "The
Devoted Apple" Roechol. two songs
by Mrs. Haushalter.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess amid great sociability.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

Thos. W. Carter OF Ashboro, n. c.,
had kidney trouble and one bottle of
Foley's Kidney Cure effected l.erfect
cure, and he says there is 40 remedy
tllat win compare with 1t.
j. NJ. LATER, j. Lamparter & Co., A
Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12

Contractor Jos. Hugill will begin
the construction of the stone work next
week for the Mogadore sewer pipe
shop. The new shop will be finished
within ninety days.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-12
NOTED HEALER IN TOWN.

The greatest healer of modern times
is Banner Salve,for uts,wOunds, sores,
piles and all skin diseases. Il is guar
anteed.
j. NJ. Latter, J. Lamparler & Co., A.
W arner.