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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18

ular meeting is called Tuesday even
ing, June 26, at Mcpherson hall, by
request OF the leader.
]. o. o. Il.
Summit lodge Monday evening had
u fair attendance. The initiatory de-
gree was conferred upon one candl-
date. The first and second degrees
will be conferred next Monday even
ing.
ColfaS lodge, ID. of r., met Thurs.
day evening with good attendance.
They will hold their annual picnic next
Wednesday, June 20. mt Lakeside
park All members and their friends
are invited. 1t will be II table picnic
Memo lodge met Tuesday evening
with fair attendance. The first de-
gree was conferred on three candi-
dates second degree next Tuesday cv-
ening.
Akron lodge Wednesday evening
had its usual attendance for routine
business.
Canton Akron p. NJ, will meet Thurs
day evening. A full attendance is de-
sired as there arc two candidates to
be mustered A special drill is to be
had.
Protection hive will meet in regular
review next Tuesday evening. Social
members must pay per capita tax and
endowment members assessment No.
d6.
Independent hive will meet Tuesday
evening livery lady should be on
hand as dues andpcr capita tax are due.
Beneficial members must pay assess
mcnt 40.
BANKERS FRATERNAL UNION.
Akron Council will meet In G. A.
Il. hull Thursday, June u at T;3o o.
clock. Tho semi.annual election of
officers will take place and all mem
bcrs are especially requested to ne
present At our last meeting seven
new applications were read and nine
new members taken .nto the order.
Tho new constitution and bylaws will
probably be OH hand at our next meet.
ing and ench member will receive n
copy,
Hereafter when membcrs are taken
into the order the full ritual will Do
used,
AS our charter will close July 1st, lot
MS make our membership as large as
possible before that time comes.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE.
The Daughters OF st, George will
meeting Friay to sew. All sisters arc
requested TO be present. A meeting
viii be held in the evening at 1880.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE
The lodge held we'll attended meet
ing "Wednesday night. We would like
! all brothers to turn out Wednesday tc
make arrangements for the trip te
Canton and hear reports Of the com
mlttee OH entertaining the grand lodge
Tho Grand District Deputy will 30 tc
Wadsworth Tuesday night 20 install
the officers OF Wgdsworth lodge
+ Brothers are invited to make the trip
Train leaves Erie depot G:30 o'clock,
D Akron Encanipment met Friday owe
} ming with good attendance. III,
+. Golden Rule degree was conferred oil
/. two pairlarchs. The Royal Purple
4 degree VIII be conferred IN two weeks
0 Patriarch II, b. Robinson, Of the ohll
: lpenitcnllary was q welcome visitor
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18

Patriarch I. l.. Herriff, of Kent, is OF
the sick list.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18

regular meeting last Tuesday evening
They had good attendance and all of
the officers were present. Last Thurs
day evening the camp went to Barber
ton and initiated four members for
Ohio camp of Barberton. After ini.
tiation fine lunch was served.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHLlS.
Akron lodge, Il. r., elected Ira Berry
chancellor commander, Ora Martin,
vice chancellor commander, Fred VIII
son, prelate; Joseph Jones, master-at.
arms; John Welsh, inner guard; Chas.
Fnlor outer guard William Wyatt.
master OF work.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
The new camp of Royal Neighbors,
known as Star camp, organized in this
city, Friday evening, by Mrs. Bell of
GAINESVILLE, elected: Oracle, Mrs, G..
Carpenter; chosen past oracle Mrs. NJ.
Stricker; vice oracle, Miss Il. Carroll;
recorder, Mrs. NJ. Halter; marshal,
Mrs. W. Bender; chancellor, Mrs. Hut
ton; inner sentinel, Mrs Dolphin; outer
sentinel, Mrs. Il. Il. Jackson, receiver,
Mrs, Stair; pianist, Miss Spuller; man
ayers. Miss l.. Carroll, Mr.. c. stair,
Mr.. i. Spinder; physician, DR.. E. J..
Cautfield
DAUGHTERS or LIBERTY.
Columbia Council meets in regular
session Thursday evening. Initiation
Is expected, More applications are
on the way. Two candidates were
balloted for last meeting, There Is
election Of officers. Let every one be
ut the Lali early so that we may begin
early and not have to stay late.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18

which Nature gave
him. When the
stomach is "wenk"
and food is impcr-
fectly digested and
assifnilated, It is
only a question Of
time until the
break-downcon
The stomach is the
very center OF vi
tai power and must
be kept in health
II sickness Is TO b.
avoided. Doctor
Pierce S Colder
Medical Discovery
cures diseases Of
the stomach aud
other organs of di-
gestion and rutd-
ton. 1t increases
the supply Of pure,
rich blood, and
gives the body
strength to with
stand the strain
put upon It by the
struggle for sue
cess.
III was a Nfffcr creY
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18
SqTIlDOlS Of success

A vacant chair and portrait on the
wall---strange symbols of succcss! Yet,
In many home these arc the symbols
of the success of the man who did not
find time to care for his health, or neg
lected the increasing warnings Of disease
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18

tailed indigestion, but amer trying several enii-
nent ply sicians failed 70 81. cure" writes Mr..
rrsBi' Mericle, OF Independence. jackson Co,
Mo., Gox 47J 0Sopie OF my syui ptoms were
ing, constipation Yometi;ncs soreness would
.yteud 10 bcwc.s some one recommended me
20 take Ur. Piercu'y Golden Medical Discovery.
Of Discovery and your Plcaxau. Pellets can
say derived more bench, froiu them tisn any
,,ther medicine ever tried. began 20 gain
other, aud will continue to do So"
The sluggish liver made active by Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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l., o, T. NJ,

Busy Bee Hive team will meet for
dyiii Tuesday evening, June 10. at 1880,
in Mcrherson hall, by order of the
captain. Special assessment No, 40
must be paid this month; also per cap.
ita tax for social members this month.
The ladies' chosen TO sing. for funeral
service are requested to meet at $3.50
o'clock. one hour sooner than the reg
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18
ROYAL FoREsTERs.

Akron eneamplnert did not meet
Wednesday night on account of the bad
weather, but all Sir Knights Will he
on hand "Wednesday, June 20 Mt I'3o
o'clock, as much important business
is to be acted on, Several new mem
bers arc to be initiated and some to be
balloted Tor. Our secretary received
word from makers reporting our
new uniforms hurried on, so they
will be here on the time agreed ANY
OF tho Sir Knights wishing to order
them now can have them finished and
sent with those already ordered. All
Sir Knights will report for drill We'd
nesday night
DAUGHTERS OF poCAHoN'rAS.
0gareeta council, will meet in regu-
lar sleep June 70, and MS there has
been u death in tho council all mem
bers not having paid their dollar for
death fund will please do so on the
sleep Of the 10th, All members are re-
aucsted to be present, as il IL nomina-
tion and election of officers.
u. H. H. of y.
The Barberton commandery of Uni.
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GRAND ARMY.

/ FRIDAY evenings session OF buckley
Post was one Of unusual interest. The
seats were all filed. The amount of
business presenting itself and the rapid
manner is was disposed of showed that
there was yet vim and vigor lying dor
mant among the members, all that was
required being to give it vent.
| A communication was read from
Canton, o., extending an invitation
to Buckley Post 10 be present on the
Fourth OF July and assist Ia celcbrat-
ing the day and dedicating Spanish
cannon, trophy of the Spanish Amer.
ican war. Many eminent statesmen
and soldiers will be present, among
those few mentioned are President
Mckinley, Gen. Miles, Admiral Dew
ey, Gen. Wheeler, Gen. Butler, and
Gov. Nash In the evening there will
be a grand display of fireworks.
Comrade Monk was repored not so
we'll as last week. Rullmon and Ak
ers arc out and around. Comrade
Jackson is about the same.
'rhe fact that the relf committee
got buncoed by man named Selgcl,
who pretended to be Grand Army
comradc, and got boarded ut the Ros-
took house few days at the expense
of the Post, was nothing out OF ordi-
nary. Every lodge and order have
their pretended members travelling
around at their expense, and Buckley
Post is no exception. 1t Is better to
feed two rascals than let one deserving
comrade go hungry.
Another comrade, who had never
joined the order before, presented his
application and the proper action was
taken.
The barbecue committee, hended by
Comrade C. Beck, of Memorial Post,
Cleveland, was present aud reported
that all arrangements for the barbe-
cue were about completed, and he cx-
pccted to be in Akron about Wednes-
day of next week with street car
load of the fattest cattle that are to be
roasted whole and pass them over the
lines OF tho Traction company. A
band of music will accompany them
from Cleveland, and committee will
meet them at Cuyahoga Falls.
]. y. T., Adj
*. 0. r. NJ.
| Ahlpu itHl Heiu uh ihtoi'oIhh W.
view last Monday night with a large
attendance, receiving four applications
for membership and approving seven
applications. Akron Tent appreciates
the enthusiasm on the part Of its Sir
knights in the good showing they
made in their line Of march 10 the me.
mortal service last Sunday afternoon,
which shows the zeal Of the Muccabees
OF this vicinity. The Tents also feel
grateful to the members OF the *. o.
II. NJ. baud in the showing they made
for the welfare OF Maccabecism and 1t
is very crcditable to the band and also
to the members of Akron Tent. All
Sir kuights are requested to pay their
social per caplta assessment before
July lat, ns are also Sir knights re.
quested to attend Monday nights re-
view.
Tip Top Tent officers: NJ. j. Miller,
past commander; G. II. Butler, CON-
manter; W. II. Rhodes, lieutenant
commander; /. Ii. Ferrlot, record and
finance keeper; Il. Wall, chaplain; w,
A, Sackctt, physlciaI s. w. Swinson,
arms; II, aoagland, first master OF
WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE.
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18
KNIGHTS
Expect to Organize
Another Company of the
Uniformed Rank.
Have Called Meeting For
That Purpose.
Grand Army Will Attend Bar
becue at Cleveland.

Items OF Interest TO Members Of Ak
ron's Lodges.
"a few Knights Of Pythias have been
Interested for somc little time IN the
formation of new company of the
Uniform Rank. Considerable inter
est has been excited IN the matter and
enough names have been secured so
t!,at nj an early date this week II meet
Ing for preliminary organization will
be held. A new company has recently
been formed at Barberton which will
be mustered in on June 10, and with
the three companies In this immediate
vicinity il will not he long before Ak
ron will be the scat of battalion head
quarters OF This large and growing
organization.
X. AND l.. OF :.
Summit lodge, *. and l., of :. new
officers: President, John Croft; vice
president Christ Scheeler second vice
VIII Schott; corresponding secretary,
Anton Christensen; financial secretary,
IL. +. Chrlstenson; treasurer, Jacob
Schatfcr; conductor Anna Hcrbruck;
prelatc, Thresia Roger; guard, John
n. ycrnosky; sentinel, John Mosicr.
w. II. g.
Next Thursday afternoon for the
womsn's Relief Corps special memor-
ial services, Buckley Corps Will meet
half hour earlier, i:;W pm, hold me-
mortal service and so 10 the cemeteries
"uu NY Hipu'h W WV "h" "'ViH"'s
on the graves of dear friends and
once co.workers. The outing to Mrs.
Il. MIller's at Ghent, will be June
18th
THE PATHFINDER,
Supreme Organizer Pfe!iicr spent
Inst week in Warren aud Youngstown,
THIS order Is ou!y two years old this
mouth, bnt has written over s,ioo GER
tIfratcs,
o. j. Hard, who has taken Charge of
the work in Cleveland, will open an
office with Or. 8rockway, over n. o.
stones shoe store, the latter part Of
this week.
The sermon delivered 10 the Akron
members of the PathGndcr last Sunday
by Rev. y. G. Caywood, Of the Wa
bash ave. Church of Chr'st, received
so much praise from those fortunate
enough To hear II that Ii will be print
cd in full in the next issue OF The
Pathfinder,
Middle5ury lodge balloted on two
candidates wednesday night aud made
arrangements 10 hold social Wedncs.
tny evening, June 90 IN their rooms.
wIllnot hall Ice cream, cake and the
usual good time are promised every
one invited.
Akron No. / Initiated three candi'
dates Monday night and received three
applications.
Tho committee on annual rally has
some business for Monday night, when
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18
guards; G, u. Riley, second master Of
guards; II. 5. shaffcr, sentinel; Joe
Kern, picket,
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
-. IL.
FoREsTERs

N stA
FoRESTERS.
Court Pride met Tuesday night with
good attendance, Important business
was transacted ur new applications
received. There Was no initiation, as
the candidates did not come. The an
niversary committee reported every.
thing ready for Sunday, June II, and
the social committee reported every
thing ready for the blowout Tuesday,
June 10. Brother Herman Fisher met
with an accident last Monday which
will lay him up for n while. He was
thrown from his bicycle and now suf-
fcrs from a broken collar bone. We
hope he viii soon be able to bc with
Us again. The side degree team ad.
ministered its work to several new vic
tins, aud hope in few weeks to be
able TO finish up its work with every
member In court Pride members or the
degree. There will! DO short session
next Tuesday night, after which the
social committee will do its duty by
serving Ice cream and cake. Every
brother and companion come and spend
an evening of enjoyment with us, mud
remember, brothers, the time is now
near at hand whom our low rates close,
aud ii you have any ono whom you
want to bring in you should do SO at
opcc, as June Is nearly gone, and after
July LIST, the regular foe will be charg-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16
THOSE WHO PAY THE MOST FREIGHT.

freight OF any oner class OIL
the Pacific are coming 70 houston
a
The men who have more profou facu
more TO secure JUSTICE o
heguIfo booked for Friday March o.
ncluding the adies Of the Kansas u
association will convene at
the 18th viii start direct Tor iious
in a train madeup baggage
Chicago 81 Louis
ens viii accompany TINS excursion
Modern
Chicago the American Ele
supplies all important newspapers
Of the
Richardson OF the Business
president Of the Kansas
the board the
January H. will be read with
pleased sa
Dealers as
eth and
direct through of the 9th We
remain until bedtime will the
win people
delightful and
trust will be included. Houston thoroughly
81" d Buffalo like
are looking for improved highways 70 the
II know full day Houston and
trust tho visit Will the Kansas mler
and dealers but to the we'll"
composed successful the
markets IN
established
producing
state her the
left
fronh
ter they have t
o
gre to hurry the work which
tween Kansas City and San Francisco Of the first
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16
HOUSTON, TUESDAY. JAN. ia, 1900.
TEN PAGES TODAY.
ouR EXPORTS.


Statistics chow that our exports in man.
ufsotured products have 50 vastly IN
creased with respect to great many
commodities as to tax capacity 20 "a
limit
No policy Of imperialism, with the ire
mendons expenditures necessary 10 stand
ing armies. has orelted the opportunlt es
whence have sprung these wholestme re-
suits. Now comes the chief OF the for
cign markets division of the agricultural
department with statistics. covering the
period from 1894 TO 1926. that ahoH 20
wha, marvellous extcnt our. exports Of
agricultural products have grown Tic
figures disclose the fact the exports of the
Ubited states for the Ave years have
yielded IN annual revenue Of $3.50 4a6,21l.
Sixty per cent of them hsye found
marke; in Great Britain and rs lie
tendencies. The department says:
with very few exceptions the leading for
elgn countries materially Increased their pur
ehaseF " American agricultural products dur
ing 1898. In tho total value OF agricultural
exports there was an advance from 1896. 63S,
a, 10 1894 10 sos 800 ,942 in 1895, making a
lion that contributed most to this increase
were the United Kingdom Germany France.
Belgium, Canada. The Netherlands, Japan,
Italy, Denmark and British Africa
Our exports Of farm products to the United
Kingdom Increased So, SIS. s5i during the hve
years. 70 Germany SEAMLESS and to France
81, AIS 20s.
The summary brings out the fact that about
s. PEI cent Of all the farm produce shipped
from the United States during the Ave years
mentioned was marketed in Europe the an
al eHHH f.
reached as high as S76i e07, 7s2 showing an
increase Of Sl9JilSS,g5s over the value Tor 1894
These figures might be studied with
some advantage. They have not been
attained by the expenditure of blood AM
treasure nor is their continued augmen.
tstton contingent upon any such policy.
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omy or advanced statesmspship? Ought
not the representatives OF the American
people in the congress OF the United States
to pass upon the wisdom or unwisdom OF
proposition to annex How can such
right be exercised or such precaution be
INDUCED under policy OF retention" that
precludes the possibility Of the Filipino
setting up his own government and OF
subsequently showing cause why he should
be admitted to statehood and participation
In the affairs Of the Nation? Can re.
public without putting on the despotic
fo.m OF monarchy make subjects Of any
people? II so. can It hold them except as
vassals cowed to submission by gunboats
stripped for action In their harbors and
cities? VIII such a policy seal up the
volcanoes OF hate and subdue the fever OF
revolution? Let Spain. bankrupted Of vast
treasure and stripped OF National prestige
until IL has become vagabond among the
powers. answer the question. That the
United States booted and spurred eau
strike of the multitudinous head OF revo-
luton as fast as IL is reared In the Philip
pines all Of us, in the superabundance OF
our National conceit believe ARMY, but
will these not continue TO spring from the
prolific womb OF native resentment? Then
who shall see the end Of stupendous
standing army In this country or foresee
the day when its constantly augmenting
burden Will cease to bear upon the tax
payer7
Challenged to DO so repeatedly, the inn
perlslist press has failed, without excep-
tlon, TO cast ND tho cost Of retention in one
column. the pronts TO commerce in an
other. strike a bookkeepers balance and
show the transaction to he one OF gain
to the people and government Of the United
States Until they do this even selishness,
waving ali considerations Of duty and con-
ecicnce n not already committed to the
policy. must hesitate 10 accept ~
Expansion Of territory to he held by mil
itsry satrspy or accomplished by means
~ annexation that docs not consider the
impossible or dangerous assimilation Of
alien races has not proved blessing ION
mercially or otherwise. to any government
under the sun and the United states can
be no exception TO the rule
Mr. Bryan is opposed to imperialism.
Every CULVER sIung across the back Of
greed "a full TO ita widest capacity with
poisoned arrows for this fearless advocate
Of the people. Not bowman in all the
clamorous horde has yet feathered tho
shaft that will strike him down. He
stands against territorial policy support
ed by the vast expenditure Of public treas
ure necessary to nourish gigantic mill
tarv arm and to feed the growing army Of
pensioners. already burden upon the
substance OF the people and menace to
honorable administration, and against the
indiscriminate annexation Of countries and
peoples, without reference to the wisdom
of their governmental participation in the
affairs OF this Republic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. January 15.-senator Butler
today gave notice OF substituts he will
offer for the financial bill. 1t provides FOR
the manufacture or coinage of money out
Of gold silver. paper and copper, The
bill provides thai no piece of moAey shall
be OF greater denomination than $40, and
II makes gold, silver or paper money legal
tender for any sum II makes provision
for the free coinage of both gold and sill
yer.
The insular commission OF the house
gave a hearing today to representatives OF
the Commercial Cable company OF Cuba
on the bill granting them the right to land
cable In Cuba. The Western Union Tele-
graph company will be held on January 20
In opposition TO the measure.
Texas postmasters appointed today: FL
loza, Shelby county, S. w English Noun
tain Peak Ellis county, r. W. billiard.
Texas pansions: Original Benz. Nc
Wherton, Lufkin. Sc Increase. Elisha
Drew, Wagner, So to IS,
j. B. Roblnette of Texas has been an
pointed assistant postmaster in the navy
The condition OF General Greedy is much
improved
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16
NEW MEXICAN LAND FENCED
rENAS CATTLEMEN WHO NAVE
RANCHES IN THAT TERRITORY
the Fences should Not BE
Removed at Once.

Midland Texas. January 15.-Quite a
number of cattlemen here own ranches
in the eastern part of New Mexico and
it is against the law to enclose lands in
that territory. However large portion
of that section is under fence, the law
having never been enforced, or late there
has been some contention between the
large cattle owners there and the small
ones growing out OF range privileges and
disputed rights. AS result, considerable
feeling has been engendtred and the
-id is not yet. Andrew Alien and j. S.
Daugherty. two prosperous cowmen here,
have been cited to appear before the
United States court at socorro, N. NJ,
January 90 to show cause why their fences
around certain lands Ia New Mexico
should not be removed aud torn down
MI, Allen was seen by The Post represeu-
tative and said he had but few sec
tons of land Enclosed and that Il was
absolutely necessary to have these in
order 10 keep up his ranch. that he did
not want to cause trouble to others sim
Harry situated, but that If he had to take
down his fences he would see that others
did the same II he had to make the COM
plants himself and that he expected 70
start 10 New Mexico in few days to see
about II. Mr.. Daugherty was seen and
made similar statements. These suits
are important, being the first of the
kind so instituted and unless they are
satisfactorily arranged il is feared thai
much trouble will follow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CHIcAGo.-Opie Reed tho novelIst hos
gone on the stage, appearing In vaudeville.
ar, ,Nr Ca ~.
co,ton Sta,s ne neNt meeting OF tae
OF Agriculture viii he heid M ReIeieb n -
August ii. 1900, 80 N''
rNntAxApnt -
,,,rao,,. oils' ma; states we're
,itS W. ~ ,ne Na''onai convention Of the
Nn,teu Mhne WORKERS Of America when that
~,,W ~ en- ~ ''p,'" nan
~. rres,ueht John W Keller Of
40 cue WIN nun ana some nifty prominent
ue , a 'nt penoeFaee cab
BOHEMIAN, Mont.At Belgrade, twelve
miles west Of here, Frank Rogers, n nsr.
Vie ana ,hs sno N,su ~ 'analndy MIS- pa-
cs,,.a a. ~ NJ 'on'int'eu suicide Jealousy
'eussu 'hs ueeu'
NEW foRk.-ln the trial Of Roland n
MolineuN for the murder OF Mrs Katherine
Adams, the prosecution today introduced
testimony 10 show a motive for the polsunjng
OF Henry G. Barnett by Moipeux.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-16

hlllsooro' Texas January 14.-Mr L.
= thompson chairman of the Interna-
uohal sunday school executive commit
zee OF Texas has called the executive
committee to meet at Temple February
~ ana u.s. to prepare the people for the
International Sunday school copvent,on
waieh WIZ meet there April q. % and %
=, me April meeting the internationaI Soc.
lelaty H. NJ. Iiamill. and other noted
workers will he present MIR. Thomnson
ssys ne COMMITTEE has labored alp,os,
unuemlttingiy to make the coming con
snusloh the greatest in the history Of he
' rasas senool work in Texas. Many
nuseu leSas singers viii he in attend
anee and render select mns,c "'ssna-
service during the convention.