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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27

SbW YORK GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY
TuFfssssis ..-....-. .luy IN esTs IT, sers nm
AnrhDris lag NJ. Aus f,ih. SGT 18TH.
ttig a Rose .... June Ssh. Ssff SD OF asa
Astoria lulY isih. At9 fssb, Refs Eana
EtktaF,i. .-........ JuiY Est Ane 9Th 6rf Ell
nAfE- QUoTEp To PARIS DIRECT
or stiA tour snsrsefag Ssuslsnd, Eaxiana ard
ireland R@rths nsufi ~ reserved 80 hest
accommodation AyplF e sny 4 err hcai assDss ~
HENDERSON Bros
10 Jskssen boslevAfd. Cbieas0. IN
PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
AMOS AND wHATrOM ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. saves CITY
dock. foo, 81 Main street sunday. Tusa.
days sna ThufsdRFs. - y o'cinck mid
night. for Port Townsend san Igan ST.
Nndw and New WhatEorn. returning.
leaves Nsp Whatenm Tuesdays. ThaFs.
DAYS and Saturday, al = ~ J p.
Thompson. Mauaser-D~uer. f4ily. Eo-
aardus q Co. Agents. CITY dock. Tells
phonc Main ~
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT. TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route, as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE g.
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattie-7.as. ii;i5 a. m: 2:45. si5
.. N
Leave Tacoma--s30 a. M; 1. t:3o. 8 p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-T:3o a. M, IL m, : y. m.
Leave Tacoma--9:30 a. m, 10, 1880 y. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock, foot Of
Marion street. Seattle
Sundays. steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
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TIE FAVORITE a. 4 NAIL STEAMER
STATE OF WASHINGTON
Has na~ resumed AcT regular rlsn BE-
"a --n seattle Everett Anaccrtss. Fair
rarfr ara Whatcom. daily except SssBr-
lav az s. % m from Tesisr whsrf
ms paAtial and popular steamer IN
f,sst from ere hands n tae sAipwrght,
fr4arhinfs as decorator. and N sfifaih
t--rg,iffgna far thfe sea sons bl.esneaa
Elegant stafaru0a1a and c9i@ns tae hesf
Tfr iravelirg plhllr can 0Gw ~ assured
- rar'd transit ard gui-R dispatch y
freight the stare" being The only !al,y
hoat on me seattle Whr+cr7r rosts
PACIFIC NAVIGATION. co,
Phone Main ffr Nrser Hsars
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAaH.
INBTUN ROUTE
STEAMER 4 r ROBINSON,
CsrryinE =. :. Nail.
Leaves CRY Sock az 80 ~ Ter fort a..
Bean Point Pletsau. Beach HremeFton.
f-rre1 States navy FaYd. sidney.
Cha.itetHu. Tfacyfcn. Chico ans silver
dale Heturnlus. leaves Sidney p m
LILLY. EOGARDI-s g. co. Agents.
Telephone Main -.
Fare Port orchard poiRta, lc.
STEAMER sEHoME
WHATCOM. FAIRiIANES. ANACOR-
TkS.
Leaves City docs foot ~ Main street.
Tuesday,. Thursdays and Saturdays. 10
.
Leaves whateom Sundays. Wednesdays
and Fridays : .. m.
Fare from Seattle, go.
". J. ELLIS, Traffic Manager.
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, Sc;
round trip. Sc.
Landing at white star dock. foot u
Spring street
Telephone Main ia
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sEATrLE-Po CAMILLE. TOW Ss End
ROUTE


STEAMER PROgpFg
Leaves CITY dock daily az 80 e. m tx
cspt sunday. fst Per, Madison. Kingston
Fo~t Gamble. Port i.sts1N Aa4 Port
r0Wusend EAtugniuK reaches Ssaft3e a.
IA daily Sunday lsases f0f Port
Towu~~nd direct az =. m returning
leaves Port townsend for Seattle direef
81 p. NJ. Telephone. Vain r. Lliiy no
KartAa A Co, agents.
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AGIT RIVER KOUTE-Steamer
Skagit Queen
Leaves Seattle Tuesday. June Is. at 9
a. m; Thursday, June IS at la a. m:
Mount Vernon Wednesday, June q, al
II noon: Friday, June 20 at p m sun
day. July l. at a. M. calling AT Ed
monds Stanwood. Fir, Skagit city. Mount
Vernon and Avon, Free berths when
boat leaves Mount Vernon In afternoon.
For passenger and freight rates. apply
AT city Dock. Seattle, Wash. Telephone.
Main NJ.
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f%GTON ROUTE
STEAM ER MARY r PERLEY
Leaves foot % Washington street az 2 90
. m, Sundays 100 ?. m for Please r. {
Beach Hremerton. r. s DRY Dock
Charleston sidney. Tracytou Chico. an.
veTdaie. Returning. leaves Slssrdaie s:45
a m. sidney. SOD a N. Leaves sianey
Saturday nights al so ?. IN Te!epaone,
Main 81
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THE FIRST LICENSED iAI.MlsT T.
SEATsTf y


THE FIRST LICENSED iAIMlsT IN
SEATTLE
PALMfSTRY- Pref sheldon the world
greatest palmist and clNrVoVant, may
he consulted daily on all affair ~ life.
Prof, Sheldons work IL entirely differ
cnt from other mediums and Sclf-styied
ciatrVoyanta No darkCned rooms or
cabinet. but everything done IN the
broad. open light of sober sense tan3
you In possession % yours lite post
tlvely refuses TO accept Zee I'm add
vance for readings OF special work un-
al he iS through and NOT thea n you
are not perfectly satisfied Tvs tnfug-
nation and advier on marriagess d.
Vorces. separations, loye and family az
fairs. business transactions. law suiis.
ctc.. are accurate and truthfHi TIE -
unttes the separated settles lovers
quarrsls, causes speedy marriHEc. To.
Gates hidden treasures Nrtnaves cvl In
nuanceS cures ngs and drunk cnness. sd
Nlses YOU as "a whether or not toa Viii
BE- sucrfSSful in mining or iu nusinesN.
No matter what trouble you may have.
cali and b. viii help you. Mediumis1ic
Persons GoNelopcd, Permanently tHcatc4
parlors, iaS Third avenue. corner ~
Seneca
NEA arrival from Spokane. Mrs. Ross.
natural horn CiniiNoNalt business
trance medium and palmist' advice on
naipins sil business anal private natter.
alsa ~ reading satisfaction assur 4
or 30 pay ms Third SN'nue
MISS HODGE. mat,r}alunE sesaces.
"Wednesday Friday ard Monday even
tnSs. sunday y VI ladies -. e0nis.
81 3FVricplng seEncv saturday evening.
se' sititngs dall5 i,it rhsra avenue.
MRS T. EMErr. South Ai7caa medium.
m her WSHdcFfu, c}airyoyAnt stGht, re-
VCals past. prcxcpt. future consult her.
readings, sos Ontce ~ Pioneer egild-
iag, correg James aad FIRST avenue
JOHN HENLEY wiB brIl 81 rrcle that's
evening. independent Voices Trumpet
and ctherraliHa tio0 circle Tor dev eiop-
meet THURSDAY evening give readings
daily az "a MARION street
MADAM FsPERANXA. cjAlr1 oy ant. life
leader. business advice kcnnebeck
block. IS Nesler way, room :
NINE. MELBOURNE. eialrvr,ant road
iugs ladies. ~ gents, 81 satisfaction
guaranteed lt-- second avenue
MRS. HAIGH. reliable business medium.
~e Third Avenue house
MADAM FRANCIsCO. mrsum SIC
Fourth svcnue.
CASH REGtsTERS.
--~~-------~---~--~-~--
NATIONAL Cash Register Company, sos
Washington building.
HAYWOOD CASH REGISTER Co.
1000 First avenue f
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FoR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER Muf.TNoMAH
Daily. except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at 1 .. IA
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ARCHITECTS.
SAUNDERS 4 LAYTON. architects. 2os
and M New York block.
CHARLES ii. BEBB. architect 100
Washington block.
EMIL DE NEUF. architect. 200 Wash
ington block.
JAMES STEPHEN. architect. ~ New
York block.
a. TlpEMAND, architect. ~ Colman
b building
II. l. ROBERTSON. II Dexter Horton
building
MMANUs s. WALKER. p1 New York
S. j. MEANY. architect. As Colrnan block.
ARCHITECTS surPLY COMPANY.
----~-~---
DRAUGHTING. tracing, lettering, maps.
sun prints by latest methods, including
si seN pr arS"" reePhe s pM Main 1 se ana
tie sun Print Co, ioi Marion street.
AssAYER AND CHEMIST.
JOHNSON q NEWTON, lis cherry 81.
ArToRNENs-AT-L
BELCouRT. Nj UoUGAL & SMITH bar
rtsfcrs. solicitors. convey anccrs. etc. Of
hces At Dawson and Ottawa. Rooms ard
9 chisholm Block, Dawson Special atten-
tioa given 90 Parliamentary work. y. 4.
Heicourt. . G., VI. T.. Frank J. Mcboug-
30. John smith.
r. r. Carroll John F. Carroll
CARROLL a CARRoLl(-Ia Lawyers. pat
ent solicitors, proCtors Ia admiralty. y
n Hiuckiey block
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. so watching
ton building Telephone Black ~ Res
ldsnce al Seneca Telephone. hun LIS
counselor. proctor n admiralty. Fourth
io9r Mutual l.ife building
PRATT q RIDDLE. Attorneys-at-iaw.
Rooms &9-1le-Nl BAILEY euildins
sTRUVE. ALLEN. HUGHES q Ne.
Mickeu- Bailey building
DAVIS q GiLMoRE-IAvyefs. pro,.srs.
Pioneer bu!ding
JOHN C GRAY. lawyer. Mutual LIE
hahdtuE
FRANK n WRESTLING. a-z Boatoa
CoNovER & WILSON. as IIauer bula-
ing
u s TREMPER. u-is starr Boyd build
J A KELLOGG. lAvyer. s,e EaHey bald.
Ing
" u. LAMBUTH a5s-sS Fsclhe block
q C srRrnwICE -s Nev YORK Lock
REEFS p DANIELS saa New York block
MILO a. ROOT. SIS Nee Yerk building
GEO Aust nc New York building.
2 d. RAwsoN sil-ss PACING hlock
CIVIL ENGINEERS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27
FOR VANCOUVER. r. c, DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

McWilliams .... ......,............M Master
Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at n. m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. m. following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at , y. m.
Arrives at Seattle at 10 a. N. following
day.
Connects Mt Vancouver with c. p II.
trains for all points East and with steam
ers for Sanaimo. Comox. Victoria, New
Westminster and Texada island ports
Freight will not be received at Seattle
after y. m. on day OF sailing.
For freight or passage apply at the Of
nee OF the Vancouver line. Nesler wharf
Telephone. Red 1851.
DAILY BOATS TO PORT. TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at u
midnight for Port Townsend. Port Will
Jams, Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port
Crescent Gettysburg, Pysht. Clalam and
Neah Bay. Returning, leaves Port An
geles Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at "a. M; leaves Port Townsend at 10
a m: arrives In Seattle 2@ p m,
Steamer Garland leaves City dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at ~ mid
night for Port Townsend. Port willams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at 8 a. IN.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
leaves Port Townsend at II a. m; arrives
Teiephone Main sie.
CAPT. Y. n, THOMPSON Manager.
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- q. CEMETERY -.
MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES

H B Randolph. Impg
fees So. 400
II p Randolph, re-
cofdsng Of IArks
and brauH...... 400
R0bt LeSison, mar
shei, police court
files ......... -. $40 90
Hobt L4yiton. mar
shall, e1eentions. - u
Bills payabIe, re-
Dewal OF follow
ing notes.
10 sif ..'. 1900 %
80 s4Q ....e. 5000 90
NO ssa. $500. 1000 90
Cash on hand on
the Isl day of Mo-
Vember. ...,...., LIZA "
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CITY IREASBRER'S REPORT
EtanswieL, Ga. Dee. Ia. y ..

EtanswieE, Ca, Dee. 1T, 70 o..
10 she Honorable Aa5sf and Council. II City
81 Brunswick, Geargis
Gentlemen below please md i complete
statement Of all receipts and Disbursements Of
the lty Treasurer's once tor tho month end
ing on the 9oth day Of November, 1900.
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L c. BoDET,
Acting City TrSasu rsr
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sAN1rAFfoN DIR ARTMRNT.


sIiss
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ToWN coMMoNs 49,
sIRBET TA1Es.

Ida Norwood S. is
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06
BANQUETED.
Sons Of the American
Revolution.
Many Members Present From CIeve.
land-Responded to Toasts.

At Hotel Buchtel Friday evening
the Western Reserve society, Sons OF
the American Revolution, banqueted
from 8 to TO-, The affair was informal
toasts being given impromptu.
Members present from Cleveland
were: John Thomas, ]. q. w. Cowles
w. II. Marlatt, ]. w, Walton, T. S
Knight and f.. w. Wood.
Akron members present were l. c.
Alden, NJ. f. Anderson, W. b. Doyle
o. S. Hart, Karl Kendig, r. w. Lea,
witt, II. II. Mason, W. A. Means, Geo
w. Wright, j. b. Wright and A. f.
Young.
Guests present, elegible to member,
ship. Rev. George y. Atwater, w. r.
Baldwin, G. G. Berry, j, C, Frank, II
A, Kasson, LuciUs Lyman, w. G. Hall
]. ii. McCrum, II. p. Otis, Il. Il. Otis
ID. X. Paige, Il. Reynolds. A. II. Rus
sell and II. II. Wright, all OF Akron.
All the Cleveland visitors made re-
marks, as did also the following nam
cd Akronians: |. @. Alden, NJ. II. An
derson. +. w. Leavitt, George NJ
Wright, Rev. George +. Atwater, w
B. Baldwin, j, g. Frank, Il. p. Otis
and 4. C. Reynolds. {.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06
RENTED
Dow Tax For the Last
Six Months.
Thirty-Five SaIoonists Have Given up
Their Licenses.

The County Auditor has remltted
during the Inst six months, S6,672.47
of the Dow tax.
This amount was crcdnted to saloon.
isis who have gone out of business
during that time. There are 35 men
who have quit selling lntoxlcants
temporarily or permanently. A num-
hcr have sold their places of business.
Others have died. The list follows:
Lyman Broughton, Peninsula.
Louis Ford, +. \, Mcnches, A. G..
Sours, Nelson Thornton Coventry.
Smith \ Co., William Kepler, An.
drew Smith. Franklin.
q. Il. Carlow j, W. Hutton. II. O..
liornsbergcr, Gideon Mnrlle, w. ID.
Harris, Barherton.
Prusscr Bros, r. S. Shaffcr, ]. X.
Simmons, +, Sell, Il. n. Shcchy. Il.
Stahli, Geo. Wohlhuctcr, A. Becker.
Charles Cummins, W. Sicbert, Joseph
Wclnsheimcr WhItclaw ~ Wise, u. l..
Bromling, W. IL, Dillcy, Richard
Brown, John Ortschcid, \. H. Xeller.
Charles sWiddershlcmcr j. j. uunslck.
or Francis Mcclure, William Res.
necker q. Il. Hansnrd. Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Messrs. j. G. Weber and Fred Forres.
ter Installed G. NJ. B. "A. officers at
Masslllon Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Snnderson
23I Yale ST., have returned from an
extended visit with friends at Brad.
ford, Ontario.
l.. IL. Hull went to Gallon Friday.
Harry IL. Thompson of S01 East Mar.
ket street left Friday for Tnrrytown
N. y, TO resume his studies.
Miss Ruth Murdoch, l63 South Broad
way, left for Middletown, VT, Friday
where she will attend college.
Akron people registered Mt the Clcvc
land hotels Friday were; II. w. BY.
ers, George w. Grouse, o. B. Hardy,
Hollcndcn q. A. Griffith, n. Hardy,
Forest City; $. IL. IIulctt, j. w. Glen
denlng, II. A. Doran, Weddell: l.. q.
Thompson, American.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06
AUTHORIZED
Sale Of Bonds Aggregat-
ing $4,000.
Action Taken by City Commissioners
Saturday Morninq.

The Commissioners had busy ses-
sion this morning. They authorized
the issuing of bonds to the amount Of
$4,000. as follows:
For improving East Market street,
from east line Of High street to west
line of Buchtel Ave-, to east line of
proving East Market St, from west
line og Buchtel Ave, to east line Of
Case ave-, 100000. These are six year,
five per cent. bonds.
For constructing sewer in Yale ST.,
from Russell Ave. TO Thornton ST.,
$500; for constructing n sewer in Har-
ward st. from Thornton st. to Russell
Ave. 500. These are three year. five
per cent. bonds.
Commissioner McAIillen, of the Pc.
lice committee Saturday issued spe-
cial orders for the care of the auto,ro-
bile patrol. 1t must be kept very
clean and handled with caution ut all
times.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06
Star Baking Powder Special
China & Japan Tea Store
DEATHS.

FELTON-Douglas FELTON, died Fri.
day at the state hospital ut Nowburg
Remains viii be brought to this city
for burial. Deceased was formerly n
city fireman and well known in the
city.
BERGDORF-.Iohn Francis Berg.
dorf, aged 3 years and months. died
OF diphtheria mt his parents home In
Bath township, Saturday. Intermcnt
was made today in st. Vincent dc
Pauls cemetery.
TOBIN-Wllllam Laurence, the two.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Tobin, 165 Gale ST., died Saturday OF
pneumonia. Funeral services will bc
held Monday afternoon. Interment
In st. Vincent dc Paul's cemetery.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06
LATE LOCALS.

Hereafter the c. 4. & " railroad
company will run local trains through
to Cleveland without regard to their
true connection from Chicago. This
will avoid delays in this city.
Efforts are now being made to ar
range for the publication Of a SOU
venir book for Akron's police depart
ment. Experienced solicitors are at
work, and indications are for success.
w. H. Sanford the real estate deal
er, has brought suit against Mrs. Anna
Englander to collect $50, commission
for selling n lot in Cuyahoga Falls for
81 100.
| WANTED--40 or 80 laborers; apply
mt the Columbia Chemical Co.'S
plant, Barberton, o. Jan 8 8 o
Justice u. L. Campbell has already
begun his campaign for a second term.
His cards are already distributed, and
circulars nre being sent to the voters
The case win he tried in Justice
Campbell's court Jan. $.
The Bruner-G r-Goodhue-C Cooke Co., has
subscribed $500 to the Buchtel col
lege rebuilding fund.
The current months issue OF the
Patent Record contains an extended
description of the Baltimore s3,000,00
court house. Col. w. d. Thomas of
Akron, one of the contractors, is high
ly cOmplimented upon the work.
Jacob Braucher, deceased,of Jackson
township, Stark county, y,who had many
relatives in this county. left all Of
his property both real and personal to
his widow, Elizabeth Brauchcr, with
out reservation.
The annual meeting of the German
American Building and Loan Asso-
citation will be held at its Office next
Wednesday evening.
The remains of Mrs. A. NJ. Barber
will he brought TO this city today. Flu
neral services will be held at the Fiust
Baptist church, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Intermcnt in Glendale Gem
etery.
Summit County Evangelical Alliance
will meet Monday at 9:30 n. IN. In the
First Congregational church. The
election of officers will take place ut
9:40 II. M, and 10 ~. IN. Prof. II. s.
Thomas will read n paper, "'The Rela-
tlons of the Church to Public Educa-
tlon.p At Liza. m. there will be n de-
votlonal meeting under the auspices
Of the alliance; each dayJat II n. M.
during the week of prayer The pres
ident requests that all the ministers
he present, at this first meeting in the
new year. t+r
The Cleveland Terminal & Valley
railroad Is reported making surveys
for an extension from Valley Junction,
to run southwest through Canal Dover
TO Newark on the main line of the Bal
timore & Ohio, Freight has heretofore
been taken over the Cleveland 4
Marietta line of thePennsylvania Com
pany, but this arrangement terminal
cd Jan. I.
The Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06
CHOSEN.
Mr.. ]. H. Seymour viii Succeed Rev.
A. B. Church.

Mr.. j. II. Seymour has been elected
general secretary Of the Union Char
ity Association, to succeed Rev. A. b.
Church, resigned. The election was
made Saturday morning by the exec
tive Committee of the Association.
Mr., Seymour will conduct the work
along the same lines heretofore out
lined by Rev, Church. Mr.. Seymour
is also treasurer of the Association.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06
9[R:.,;y
07e}@zs
The Weather Sunday
Threatening.
Kid Gloves and MittenS

Alu UlUVCS dllu MltlEHS
We have established business on
Kid Gloves that is credit to any
store. The way we did It was be-
cause we sell the hest Imported
Kid Glove that comes into the
States.
Al 81 a pr.
Our popular Kid Glove in two
clasps or hook, all shades, all siz.
es, guaranteed.
AT 75c a pr.
This Is a good Kid Glove. but we
won't guarantee 1t. 1t comes in
black, brown, red and made CLASP
only.
At $1.50 a pr.
Ladies who buy this glove tell us
that they often pay 81 for a glove
that does not give any better salts
faction. We consider 1t has no
equal. Any shade you wish, .
clasps or hook; guaranteed.
ht h<1pN 81 PIE
Heavy double wool mlttens: the
very thing to keep boys and girls
hands warm.
At 20c a pr.
Fine double wool mittens for BOYS
and girls, VIII stand lots Of wear.
At soc a pr.
Fine silk and wool double mittens.
These are much warmer than all
wool mittcns.
At 25c a pr.
Single all silk mittens In any size
yon want. These goods are extra
good values.
Read carefully these items we
give In dress goods. They are
great values.
AT isc a yd.
SO inch Fancy Dress Goods IN scv.
eral different shades. They nre an
odd lot with an odd price. worth
1sc yard, but 10 make them fly
we put 15c ON them.
At 1876 yd.
30 inch Colorcd Dress Goods can
not be duplicated at 1Sc. They
are good patterns, solid colors and
worth lSc any day.
AT 2sc a yd.
30 Inch All Wool l'lannels, every
shade. Just what Is In demand
for shirt waists.
l50.152 S. Howard ST..
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06

u. M. Young, vice president OF the
Cuyahogn Falls council, wasn't pass
ing around ten.cent cigars to his
friends Saturday morning for nothing.
In fact he owed them all treat. a
nine-pound boy arrived at his home
Friday night--"and Pm going to call
him WIN. Jennings Bryan, tco," de-
clared the proud father.
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Mr.. Peter Leiser, 516ls Z. Exchange
ST., 4 pieces silver plated tea set. No.
1925. .f.t
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George g. Rees, Clinton. ...... .2s
MARI Noonweiler, Franklin "a
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On Wednesday evening the Fourth
Church of Christ In South Akron will
hold its first annual meeting. At this
meeting constitution will be adopted
by the church and a full corps of Off
GERS elected. There will be a brief
program rendered and lunch served.
1t is particularly important that ev-
cry member Of the church should be
in attendance at this meeting.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-06

Mrs. A. Adamson. superintendent of
the Industrial school, conducted by
the Union Charity Association, re-
quests contributions of literature for
use in the school. Books, magazines
and such periodicnls,wi be nppreclat-
ed.
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| REFUSED
To Except the Trust.
Named as Executrix of a
Friends VIII.
Two Witnesses Held
Under a Bond.
Fines and Costs Turned Over
70 Treasurer.
New Term Begins Monday-Court
House News.

Mrs. Eliza A. Kirby refused to nc.
ceDt the trust imposed upon her by
the will of the late Ann Underhll of
Richheld.
She was named as eXecutrix in the
document. Mrs. Kirby declined to
act and her husband was appointed
in her stead. He qualified by giving
bond for $1,000.
WILL BE HELD.
Criminal transcripts have been filed
in the cases against James Marley
and John Miller. They are charged
with robbery. The men were given
their preliminary hearing in police
court Frank Slclilos and John Nc
Cam who are wanted as witnesses
will be held under 800 bond to ap-
pear. They were unable to furnish
bail.
FINES COLLECTED.
During the year ending December
81, 1880, County Clerk Hershey paid
SSIS,S0 into the county treasury, the
amount collected In fines and costs
In criminal actions. Stenographers'
fees aggregating Sl52 were also turn
ed over the county treasurer. The
total amount paid over from all sourc-
es was Sl,030.SO.
COURT MONDAY.
The January term of Common Pleas
court viii begin Monday. The day
VIII be devoted TO reading the docket
and hearing motions and dcmurrers.
The grand Jury will begin Its session
on the same day.
Sheriff Kelly is busy serving sum
mons for witnesses who are wanted.
JURY OUT.
The jury in the Shumway ease has
not reached any agreement. IL was
charged nt 1890 Saturday morning.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT.-Front room, down stairs.
furnished, furnace heat, near bust.
ness part Of town. Apply to L. j.
Hoskin, Democrat office. a24-tf
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WANTED--Work by the week OF day.
Apply at once, 119 South Bowcry
st. 224$