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EXPIRES. Messenger M,rs.-.o

Columbus, Aug. 13.-Charles r. H
Ferreil, former employee of the Adams
Express company, was arrested yes
terday afternoon in this city, and has
confessed to the killing of Messenger
charles Lane and the robbery of the
way safe of the Adams Express com
pany on the Pennsylvania east bound
traln which arrived in this city at mid
night Friday. One thousand dollars of
the money which he had stolen was re-
covered
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"a THING OF BEAUTY Is JIy
FOREVER

Do you know that Mr. o VI. Steward
oOI Monroe Street. the celebrated
Rrsiner spd sign painter. will erair
your doors or number your transom,
srtIsticslly and beautifully so that 4,
VIII always be joy thereafter to look
at them. and charge. you no more and
IN some instances, not rs much as
those who spoil them and render them
OBJECTS OF displessure 30 you ever aft
erwsrde?
You have only 10 see his work to be
convinced. Call on or drop him a pos
'~i' 6-15-1m
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-18
THE MARCH ON PEKIN.
General Chafee's Last Dispatch In
dioates Closeness to Capital.
THE CASUALTIES AT YANGTsUN.
Ehe Heaviest Losses Sustained by
The American TrOops--Fourteenth
Infantry Lost Nine Killed md Six
ty-tvvo Wounded

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE Ameri-
can commander in China. in a dispatch
Of three words, received at the war de-
partment late yesterday afternoon, sent
thrill OF exultation and expectancy
throughout official quarters by an
Houncing his arrival at Ho 81 WI. only
80 miles from Pekin. last Thursday.
The dispatch read: Arrived Ho ST WI
yesterday"
Although it is not stated what force
has arrived, the war department ac-
cepts 1t to mean that this is the inter
national force which first took Petit
sang and then Yangtsun. 1t has gone
steadily forward along the left bank of
the Pei river, keeping on the main
road, which skirts the river bank At
fangGsun the railway crosses the river,
and branches of to the west. Now the
forces have left the railway far in the
rear, and are depending upon the high
way and the river.
no 81 WI is a place OF considerable
size, and the largest town between Tien
Tstc and Ching CHA Wan. The latter
place and Tung Chow are the two cities
OF considerable size in the line of ad-
vance after leaving Ho ST WI. II is sur
rounded by orchards and gardens and
Is not a place likely to have afforded
opportunity for strong defence. 1t is
the highest point on the Pei river
where the river water is depended on.
as the native wells are the source of
supply on the balance OF the route to
Pekin.
Shortly after this dispatch arrived
another message from Gen. Chaffee. far
more lengthy, gave the melancholy re-
suit OF the fight at Yangtsun. The
casualty list was given in detail, with
the additional information that the
dead had been buried at Yangtsun and
that the wounded had been sent back
TO the hospital at Tien Tsin.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-18
KNOXVILLE COLLEGE,
TWENTY-FIFTHl ANN1vERsA-
RY JUBILEE, June II and IL:

Addresses by prominent Educators
south and North, including President
w. ID. Oouncill OF Huntsville, DIR. e.
l.. Parks OF Cannon Theological Sem
mary, Rev. G. w. Mood of Fisk uni
Versity, DR.. w. Fl. Mem illan, of Allie
ghany, Pa, Governor Benton McMil-
an and others. -,
Reduced rates on the certificate plsn
OF one and third from ali points in
tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia and
Alabama.
Total expense for the ssss az 10
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reached the capital. f.u Hal Houan. the
Chinese minister here on learning of
this intention. telegraphed to both the
empress dowager and the emperor not
TO leave Pekin, but quietly to await
the arrival of the international forces.
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A SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A MINIS
TIERS STATEMENT.


u wish ., to state that one of my parisnOner.
Brown, 81 Gay Street, No oneseemed 70 mn
derstand her case She had several doctors
the matter. None could do heranv ecod * 4,
was my duty as her pastor to cali and sec
d aer, heaariSg or the wonderful werk being
would call and see him myself i founc
MN Kind sympathetic gentleman He CAV,
me wonderful test or his powers; told me
20 send him a lock of PATIENTS hair which /
did by her daughter.
he told at once what was the matter ans
IN snort time cured her sound and we'll
Her family had seemingly been u.Ioer cioud
NOW All Is changed. All are well and
mend Or. Shea TO all those in Sickness or dis.
tress or any kind, Rev. wfllisro Johnsnr
Fa n lebanon Church, Brooklyn. @
Dr, Shea can show thousands such = tsar
above. e1oA =. "''
DIR. SHEA
mas been carefully educated In the Homo
Patnic and Eclectic Schools OF Medicine
His success is wonderful In curing paraiysIs
rheumatism, Asthma, Sore Eyes, TumorS
Tape Worms, Liver compisiniis, IES sppfppss.
Satarrh; Dropsy. Piles, Nervous Debility
Heart Disease, Consumption, Diseases q
women and children, Fits, Kidney Disease
ana all strange mysterious diseases whicS
others don't understand. All diseases, nS
maeter what they be. Nothing but honors
BILE treatment. he can and viii bonestS
ten You II you can be cured Has an new
e esTisaies ana new success: Has had ampb
experience in public hospitals and prfvat.
clinics. No trt1ing with human life. can AZ
once. Non a.
Do not delay. Diplomas hang In parlors
is registered physician. A new remed,
TOT nhenmatism just discovered, not a liza
ment. Hopeless cases and those that other
cannot cure solicited TO call. Fat folks thir
tne cnlluIeeS made parents. All letters nluss
SonIaln &0O, Two stamps, age, lock of hair
postal cards. '
Chargesfor medical&reatmenso only. Men
ton this paper.
- Ell FULTON STREET.
BROOKLYN, NJ
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-18
MILLIONAIRE DEAD
Coils P. Huntington Stricken al
His Mountain Camp.
CAREER OF A sELf-MADE MAN

Began as n PeddIer OF Tinware and
Amassed Fortune Estimated at
Eighty-two Million DoIars-Hi.
Many Enterprises.
Racquette Lake, N. Y, Aug. 15.--
Coils p. Huntington, the railway mag
nate and multi-millionaire, died sud-
denly yesterday morning at his camp
in the Adirondacks. He was stricken
without warning. Before assistance
could be summoned he expired, it is
presumed of heart disease.
Mr.. Huntington at the time of his
death was president and director of the
following: The Southern Pacific rail-
road, the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
pany, Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany of California and the Guatemala
Railroad company, and director of the
following: California Pacific railroad
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic railroad, Gulf, Western Texas
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Or. Shea. Marvellous Medium
1000 REWARD.


Gives the names or dead ana living rr,snds
business journeys. lawsuits. absent frienSs
health or ANYTHING you know, no matter
what it Is. he can call mp your spirit
Trends ana show them to yeu. Can mako
them rap al around the room. He asks nc
questions don't ask you to write names for
tells You sSs S ReYs sq th On amy
oorsed py leactng sptritualists everywhere
iei license eT 10 nr snem gGid medal and spec
credentials no one else can show can give
thousands OF references to both white and
seven in BrookIyn-wiii show YOU that he
can DO all that he can tell or Can tell what
11siness Is pest Tor you and where, how "a
MN speedy marriage with the one You love
HOW t0 be successful In all your ioinRs IN
SNORT what Is beis % do. He succeeds when
pay. Call and Zee. You will And it incS I ~ ~
consult this Christian gentleman. He mas
~ I LSIne Dia9 Will cure drunkenness, cad be
De given patient not knowing 1t Thosapds
through him are now
. RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL.
with all their undertakings, while those who
neglect his advice are still tailoring againsf
poverty Through his perfect knowledge OF
viii overcome your enemies and win your
triends, His aid and advice has often been
curing OF speedy and happy marriares and
al your wishes. In love affairs he never
tails He has tho secret of winning the az
ceuope OF be pposite sen Il IL the cur,,
OF spi rttuAnsn that In All large cities ther,
are class OF men ard wemer who clam
5eitheT Eiss cIe4entSis nor ref.ye5 ns,'
surely the colored people are notso Wshtina
u, an sense as to throw their time and money
william Dtnmore, Architects and BUILDER, 4;
S Sue ,TeIsn s ASeY and ArUher sewer, Ship
him for the past seven years. He rfyes
Tree test OF his power to all. The doctor hsl
is, Memphis and Louisvilie: underst. M
thoroughly the diseases spells or infnencs,
the race is subject Co. he IL now and AWAY
hau u large patronage from them
PLEASE READ THR FOLLOWING:
Brooklyn. Aug. rs, 1891 This is to cert,f,
mat came 70 New York from Albany. I wns
out OF money. had no LUCK in w snyfb ans
l undertook, What TO do did not know. 4
Tde6 az ADVISED me to go and see Or. Shea
he took me in and treated me as a brother
through him got a good position that very
money and did me no good. I bless the a AZ
Ut met Dr. shea, L would advise all II
once luck SICK ST IN trouble to go to him al
ALBERT AYERS. ea57 Atlaneic Az.
South Plainneld, Aug. Is, 1ssl.-This I, ~
Sertify that NV husband had gone away and
Deen absent two years. i mourned for hin
hearing OF the wonderful things Or. shes
was doing, resolved to consult him. ne
toid me my husband was alive and we'll and
where he was; told me he would COME hons
ana when. omy Joy all OF it came vrue Ne
- nome now, come back like one from the
Seao: also wish TO say taat this month
ana was most insane i went to DR. shes
ana he told me would find my money anc
20 my intense Joy i did find IL as he told me
1 thank God there is a man SO pifted in ON.
midst that can help people and ten then,
"nat TO 90. Sincerely,
MRS. MARY MILLER,
Sorth Plainneld,,N :.
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A GOOD. TINE IN1BE COUNTRY,

Dedication Of the Union Bsptis,
Church at Beaver Dam, Va. Come
and 60 and be happy.
Trsin leaves O. d o. Depot at 40
A a., Sunday. July 20. ReturDips
leaves Beaver Dam at ESQ P. NJ.
Rev. Evans Psyre will preach in the
pew editce and Rev. J. L. Turner in
the old e6itce. Dinner served at 2 p.
NJ; Rev. c. 81. Phillips, Pastor, Fare,
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Mrs. Booth-Tueker cut of Nance.

New York. Ang. 14--Mrs. Booth
fucker wife of Commander Booth
Lucker, OF the Salvation Army. who
mas oeen Ill at Spring Lake, near AS
oury Fark, and who was reported dy-
ing: ls now said to be greatly impxov-
ed In health and out of danger
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A MESSAGE FROM coNoER.
nut the State Department Decides
Not to Make IL Public

Not to Make IL Public.
Washington, Aug. 15.-The state de-
partment gave out the following of
hclal announcement last evening:
The department of state announces
mat a message from Minister Conger
mas been received, but of uncertain
GATE and not in reply to the telegram
sent to him on Aug. 8. It win not he
made public
This came at the conclusion of q
period of intense expectancy. and vet
one devoid of any actual DEVELOPMENTS.
save In the foregoing meagre an
nouncement. Minister Conger's message
was received in Washington shortly
DeIore noon, coming first to the Chi
neSe legation by the usual route
through Chinese officials. 1t was in the
american cipher, without date, and
signed with the minister's name.
IL was stated authoratively that
while the message was of a confidential
character, and for that reason could
not and would not be given out vet
as means of allaying possible misin-
depreciation, II could be said that the
dispatch showed neither a better con-
oltlon nor worse condition on the
part OF the legationers at Pekin. It did
not indicate whether Minister Conger
N~s ~ has hOI, IcNClNeu any messages
from this government. Nothing was
contained in the message.
Russian Ministers Report.
st. Petersburg. Aug. IAN. DeGiers
RUSSIAN minister in Pekin. reports in
cipher. under date of Aug. 4. as fol-
lows: "The Chinese government re-
Gently applied to us and to all the for
eisn representatives in order to ar
range the date and conditions of our
journey to Tien Tsin. We replied that
we required instructions from our gov
ernments, without which we could not
leave our posts. ] consider it my duty
TO point out, as indispensable to our
journey, as the allied troops sent as
an escort should be OF sufficient forceto
protect 800 Europeans, including 200
women and children, and so wounded.
The families Of the imperial mission
and the Russian colony are we'll"
Advises Empress Not tn Leave PekIu
Berlin, Aug. 14.--At the Chinese Ie-
CATION in Berlin the press correspond
ent was informed that the empress
dowager had declared her intention to
leave Pekin a2af4o transfer her court
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National Employment
Agency

~ NJ Juniper st., Philadelphia. p.
can place any number of youn.
house work girls. Good wages Writ,
o. particula ao1
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PROF. g E Davis, of Biddle Uni
versity at1Chsriotte. N. G., called or
us 10 csmpany with Rev. w. e. Partee
ne Will take a laboratory course Of
SIX weeks at Cornell University.
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Are You Coming TO the Nationsl Bapt
Conviction?
All delegates expecting without fail
to attend the National Bapttss Com.
vention 18th, 18th, l4sh, 18th and 18th
OF september will please send in their
names at once with prooer addres ses
70 Rev. W. +. Grahsm, 1913 N. 2nd ST..
Richmo1d. Va.
Failure to comply with this request
may give delegates some trouble ip
beng appointed to their homes,
Yours respectfully,
u W. f. GRAHAM,
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senator Mason For Mckinley.
Seattle, Wash, Aug Ex-senator
w. e. Mason, of Illinois, who has ar
rived here from Alaska, announced his
intention to support President Me-
Ninley, and In two weeks will begin
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12

artillery and were nearing open
ground, when the mounted infantry
appeared on their flank, ready to pur-
sue them.
A large company of the Beers at
once displayed a white flag. threw
down their arms and threw up their
hands in token of surrender.
The British advanced, whereupon
the other Beers fired repeated volleys
at them, wounding a number of ofli-
GERS and men.
General Roberts and several of his
staff We're watching the enemy with
glasses and were cye-witnesses of the
treachery. General Roberts at once
gave orders that If such an act was re-
peated his troops should show absolute
disregard for white flags during ac-
tions. He also denounced the act to
the Boer leaders.
Upon reaching the deserted Boel
positions an abundance of explosive
slot nosed and slit nosed ammunition
was found.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
BURIED THE DEAD
At Observation-Disclosures Complained
OF TreaChery.

Aasvogel Kop, March 12.-(Spl)-
Yesterday the British collected the
Beers who were killed or wounded at
Dreifontein. The dead were buried in
groups, one numbering 81, another 23
aud third 43.
They had mostly been killed by the
shrapnel fire that was directed against
long hill side that was subsequently
taken by the Wclch battalion.
The ambulanccs found 70 dead else
where,
The wounded Beers say that the
Pretoria commando suffered the most
from the British fire
-Four III navy guns arrived at Pop
lar Grove yesterday.
The British losses at Drcifonteir
were caused mostly by ilagrant treach-
cry on the part of the Beers. The
enemy were backing from the Britisa
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
nell, writing to the Nationalist papers

nell. writing to the Nationalist papers
of Dublin, says:
"Since the Queen, whose Irish sol
diers were hitherto punished if they
ventured to sport the Shamrock, has
now ordered them to wear it as tok-
en- of their degradation it seems to me
that the Irish who do not wish to be
identified with the robber hordes in
South Africa should take notice of the
Insult to their little plant whose very
humbeness might have protected it
from the attentions of the Queen-Em-
press ! suggest to those who cannot
refrain from wearing the shamrock
that they should dye it in Ink first I'M
| I'll it's dishonor is wiped out by the
final triumph of the Beers or in some
other way"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
LEYDs
Continued from first page.)

ing line. The Second brigade pushed
south, finding the enemy's position to
be of great strength.
The Sixth division kelly -Kennys)
arrived at 80 o'clock. The Thirteenth
brigade, led by the Bluffs, and the
Eighteenth brigade headed by the
Welsh battalion, proceeded to clear ,ne
kopjes under a hot, bewildering fire.
The Beers succeeded in doubling on
the British, whom they cnfilladed from
the eastern and southern kopjes near
the main ridge
The artillery made magnificent prac-
tice, though the British guns were out
ranged by two Elswick 12 Founders.
The Ninth division (the guards) ar
rived at o'clock, but was too late to
take part in the fighting.
Many of the enemy fled north. 1t is
reported that they lost their Maxim
Wicker guns.
The engagement was marked by
many acts of bravery especially by the
men supplying the troops with ammu-
milton, which ran short owing to the
fact that the troops, having to march
13 miles to reach the scene, were re-
lieved of 80 rounds of ammunition
each.
The storming of Alexander kopie
by the Welsh battalion was fine work.
The men showed great skill in securing
cover while their advance was being
supported by the heavy artillery. The
men were almost invisible unless the.
were actually moving.
Finally upon nearing the top of the
hill, they fixed their bayonets, and with
n yell and n rush they cleared the
summit of the enemy, the Beers bare
ly escaping under heavy fire. The
enemy lost many horses and left two
dead and several wounded behind
them.
The incident was small as regards
the number of troops employed, but it
was very creditable to the British.
General Roberts expressed great sat
isfaction with the conduct of the men.
Tho mobility of the Beers in moving
their guns was more remarkable than
ever. The New South Wales Mounted
infantry gallantly, but unsuccessful-
ly, attempted to capture gun.
Later reports state that the Beers
have entirely disappeared, but an en-
gagcment today is not unlikely.
notwithstanding the strong Boer
positions in the kopjes, 1t is probable
that they will not be able to prevent
the British advance.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
JOINT
Meeting Of Unions.
Action of Federation OF
Labor Endorsed.
Death Of Mrs. Kate
Gorten Saturday.
Water Mains Being Laid to
Paint Plant.
Pump For Van Campen WelI-Bar.
berton News.
Especial Correspondence


Barbcrton, March 12.-The Fedora
tion of Labor and the three labor
unions, at special meeting held Sun
/ day, endorsed the action taken week
ago, which was that of naming men
TO be supported for the nomination Of
! the various offices ON the Democratic
l ticket. The caucus which will be held
Wednesday night, in the Humphrey
block, promises to be quite spirited
Candidates, both Republican and Dem,
ocrntic, are thicker than fcas, and the
outcome of both caucuses are very
much in doubt.
Mrs. Kate Gorten, of Luzene, Mich.
died Saturday of cancer, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Williams, on New
ell st. She was 80 years, 3 months
and - days old. The remains We're
sent to Bararcvillc and the funeral
was conducted nt o'clock this after
noon.
4 Work was commenced today to lay
1 the water mains from the Diamond
I Match company on Second st. to Tracy
ST., and east on Tracy ST. to the Car,
rara Paint company. Six inch pipes
will be used. These will furnish water
10. t,In ~ nj r,,, fra p1-
lection
The pump for the Van Campen well
arrived this morning. Word was also
received that the tubing was en- route
AS soon as the latter arrives anl shall
have been put in place, the pump vii
be put in operation, and it will only
: be short time till the output Of the
well Is known.
Miss Eta Marsh is the recipient OF
boquct of orange blossoms, sent hcl
from Tampa, Fla, by JAY Tracy.
J.. y. Conlcy has returned to hi,
home In Cleveland, He has complete,
the job of putting in the tanks at thu
Soda Ash plant.
David Keller and son. George, o
Nimisila, called oh Phillip Carr yes
tcrday Mr.. Carr is seriously ill.,
T.. o. Lebcrmau, Homer Jackson, II,
G. Holloway, Chas. Fisher, G, w
| Clcmmer and Miss Dolly Caruss, Mis-
II Gertrude, snyder all of Akron, an
Miss Clara Martin, Of Cleveland, wer
att he Inn yesterday.
y Albert snyder, who has been sic
= for two weeks, left for his home nca
Canton today.
- Il. 4. Barnett left for Chicago las
night In the interest Of the Stirlin
II Boiler company,
Edison Bishop, John Morgan an
George Lyuch have gone TO Titiin.
%. G. Barber is here today.
II. T.. Tracy is in 'riilin on busincs
for the Strnwboard works,
G. MARSHALL Lowe, professor at Hei,
a plhrrg college, Tltlin, viii lecture Fr
day evening nj Reformed church O
The Decades World Battles
Cathcrinr Hrotsmal bought Il hou'
and lot on Baird ave. of w. 4. Johl
son, for 81 600.
The Inn club had a very plcasal
re dance Saturday evening.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12

The selection of eX-Sherllt William
\. Darby, Of st, Clairsvillc, Belmont
county us warden of the Ohio pcni-
Tertiary, was made on the personal
request of Gov Nash. IT is said the
position was offered to cN.MnyCr nar-
per, Of Akron,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
HARD FIGHTING.
England Preparing 10 Meet lt-Fivc
Transports Ready.

Southampton, March 12.-(Spl)-Thc
transport British Prince with engn-
GERS, hussnrs and artillery and re-
mounts for the cavalry, sailed from
here for the Cape today Five more
transports will sail during the week.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
Ganyard 4 Woods opening next Fri
day. Sec ad. on Sth page today.

"An Inventor is a man who discovers
something new, isn't he?"
"No; an inventor Is n man who gets
a patent out ahead of all tie ether men
who have invented the same thing
Chicago Record.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
A GOOD POINT---C
YOU FIND IT +?
Ma, what is n bargain?

Ma, Wh0l Is n NarCnln!
My child, bargain Is something |
can not get wl,on | need il, and which
buy at atrcductiou when positively
have no use for II.
We are Offering useful bargains every
day at Model Bakery in the way of
eatablcs. White House Cream Brend.
our Hoe Cakes ARE Just the thing
for weddings. Why Wei, because
they are very sweet.
Call at Model Bakery for prices on
all kinds of party bake goods.
Phone 30i.
s. u. LAIFERTI.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
Ribbons
Ribbons

The very LATEST IN SPRING
STYLES HAVE ARRIVED. FAN
CY RIBBONS FOR NECKWEAR
N PURPLE. PINK, WHITE,
PALE BLUES, ETC TAFFETA
RIBBONS THAT WASH IN ALL
COLORS AND WIDTH.
At 3oc and 35c yard-Fancy
all SILK, double faced taffeta rib
bons. The kind that you can wash.
Regular price of these goods today
is IOc yard.
At 2Jc, 29r Il yard-Plain tolfeta
silk and fancy ribbons for neck
wear, in all widths. Fast colors
in every possible shade YOU can
think Of
At lie a yard-Plain taffeta rib
bons, No. 40 in all shades. Regu-
lar price 25c. These goods are
principally used for misses hair
ribbons.
AT l2c n yal'd-All SILK No. IL
taifeta ribbons in all shades. Fast
colors. The kind you pay l5c for.
AT 4c TO 25c II yard-Sotin gro
grains in all widths and shades.
Gilt Edge" is the brand. When
you buy "Gilt Edge rbons you
can feel confident that you are
getting your full moneys worth.
At ic 10 30c II yard-Black vel
vet ribbons with satin face. The
best quality. This season will
show a great demand for velvet
ribbons, especially for dress trim
mlngs.
We ask you to look over our silk
stock. The new spring shades are
here and You can get your pick
now better than You can later,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12

Years Of suffering relieved in n night,
Itching piles yield nj once 10 the cura-
tive properties Of Donu's Oinment,
Never fails. At amy drug store, 30
cents.