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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-05
Philippines Only Railway.

The Philippine Islands can boast Of
)ut one railway. running from the city
IF Manila to Dagupin. a distance of
l23 miles. This railway, however. il
irst-class, 80 far as 1t goes. 1t has Il
single track Of steel rails, is very well
built and the bridges along the route
ire Of iron or stone Of excellent con
,truction. The station buildings are all
well-built, substantial edifices.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-02

! 9 sharer. costs State vs. W q shaver 10 %
- AZ Myers. same Harmon Bi own. ~ 90
~ w wheeler same Benz Hooton...... ~ As
Shas oeldbaugh. witness State vs. John
n 49,. 60
"a y W OH; witness same vs. same........... 80
w Jacobs, same vs. same. ...... q 90
samuel white. refunding attendance bill
collected from him by mistake -. -. 90
bolyard ct al. assignee l. q Shaffer paid
various parties for attend nee before
circuit court In misderneanor cases. 90 e5
samuel j. White. costs refunded. ............ . 40
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- w hhowalter, physician - ian. Az ~
~ Nhahcr. costs state W scott Fizar ~ ~
rfine same Garrett Wolf ........... ~
geo sbrOut, witness State w Garrett Woif Z M
.ame same state W Jack flzer. ..,... III
geul llhheuelis same W same ......... 1 "a
Llzie cchell, same w same ....... = ~
hysea DeNatls same ~ fame........... Z III
y = SHAVER, ASH VI FeufGu sfcuocrs
knes. Tees w case ~ State W Frank
- 5bauef sfnp1Dellng iaries IN same
f kels2 defending Rufus ROdoheayer.
, Barlow, defeIdIng Alex Town:ep5 y ~
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Adam w Albright. rock ,oos
l. NJ Albright. assignee q S,onebraker
S7.Io days labor a.
:, ~ ~, 'sunoSt company lumber * 20
ID Jackson. thirty pounds nails Ias
James Messenger, six days labor ooo
Robert Shaw. thrcc-fourths day labor zS
Mckinney, day labor * two hands 20
CWkohr. taking 4. boat out ice 10 shore 90
Andrew Jackson. building bridge 10 90
w "a Casiecl. Albrights bridge com.
missioner and repairs 10 floor y'r ~ 90
IL Casteei. one day labor zoo
; III McEiroy. one day labor 90
William Metheny. one day labor 20
J Dunn. team to see Albrights bridge r2S
Edmund Messenger. o da supt bridges ~ 90
Same. day selling bridge Laurelrun 90
Total
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Chas Craig - .. M
Blaney. asec chas Craig. 10 Ia days "
~ II
Edmund Messenger days surveyor.... ca
rnss W ni.o 20 uays as suryeyor...... 90 %
'"o" Drown ~ ~ rs ~
A. NJ, warning hands...... ...... SO
"o" hartman 10 DAYS surycyor....... ~ 80
a. ~, whrhing IN hands. 90
"'o "yors ~ Ez Gays survey: ....... II ~
warning In hands ........ Is %
ihos ~ braham ~ DAYS as surveyor. ~ 50
warning In hands............ . 90
Henry shauer days as surveyor........ II rs
"lhiams W. ~ Is
e., warnIng In hands 80. 80. 2 o.
S 9ueiS spears - days assuryeyor ..... % IS
h""n parko ~ 10 %
, ~ ,,,, whrnlns In hands....u..... $40
inc Williams 1874 days AZ Surveyor. ~ 80
Wm smith leH days surveyor and warn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-02

Hawkins. pay roll aims house for
quarter ending July O.. 1900 7Is
= Hawkins. stewards salary for
Elijah Meiheny. amt for supper, for "
seii and wife from January !. 1899
Randolph Pro,zmsn. support of VIM.
and Mariah Prot<man. from Jan. ..
1899. TO July !. 1000 40
Thomas Wolf. support Of hi, sister
;eIippledl from January !. 1899. to
Rhodes. services as oyerseer 70
shaher. Brown a Co. mdse furnished
Ehie Wilson. for supt colored man
Shater. Brown x Co. mdse furnished
Hosea Duvali
sam DIN, services as oyerseer poor IA
Geo w kohr, mdse David Mayheld J.
w Cobun. same Mrs Menear 20
Same same Eliza Turner 10
u Linn. same Mrs Alice Pugh "a
same same Mrs Ella Smith a.
Same same Iohn Cos,oIo
Wolf same IA II Field >,
NJ Watson. supporting Polly Parks
James MCGEE services as overseer .
Chas L Ellis. mdse to Mary O'Brien 10
same mdsc Rachel Riley u
- S.s,nc ndse same 3;
ID ] Gibson x Co. mdse Ellen Morgan +, I
Same mdse Minnie Fortney 10
Hartley Metzler. mdse n smith
Tor benefit of Thomas Gillian a
Hartley & Metzlcr. mdse Elizabeth
Wamsley Tor benefit of Ang Rogers 20
-" u Jenkins q Son. mdse Mrs T. Larew 70 {
Same mdSc Mrs G. Radabaueh m
lriplett, conveying Ellen pugh
to aims house
Phillips, coal Grace Radabaueh /,
w Stafford. services as overseer a
watson * Co. mdse to Mrs A Knots >
! shay x Bro. mdse to III Boiyard *
EDGAR T. Williams, conveying Nancy
Williams to aims house a,
! w Nine. mdse to Priscilla Edwards &
James Wagner. boarding X Shahan
w a boiyard. mdSe Nancy Williams \ Z
Mary hortney. boarding 5 L Menear Q
"a !, wheeler burying,co ored tramp IL
watson Co assignee James fl Lee.
support and care James II Lees
son from January to July 4. 1000 a
Puliiam. services as overscer n
White, DeBerry & Bishop. mdsc TO
Jesse Moore az
l. WHardesty. mdsc Mrs Ellen Baker,
Mrs ] Lipscomb and | w Bucklew n
sam Wotring. coffin for Mrs Hilcman Il .
John NJ Nine. mdse to Mrs Hileman
and Richard Glover I2d
Pulliam mdsc to ] Lipscomb end
] w Bucklew families I2s
Is w Arnold. services as ovcrscer TX
Dennis Frazee. mdse to u b Miller "a {
White. DeBerry X Bishop. mdse
to Rachel Durr g.
Same. mdse Louisa reets 20 {
CIV Mayer. Son n Co mdse Mrs Coyn. 10 c
Same. mdse Mrs HoT %
oitutt & Lakin. mdse to Jane Freeland
Tor support OF two men 20 q
Ohutt i-aAin. mdsc A Hawl x wife 20 G
Same mdsc john Lyons 10
Sac mdse Missou. Davis 40 {
Same mdse Thomas Burch 40 {
Same mdsc John Dewitt 20 {
Same coffin. &c. for G G
Barbour killed by train &c
Abner Liston. services as overseer 10
Abram Lee, supporting Nancy Lee ia {
Mcclellan Hartman mdse T. Graham "a
Same mdsc w Hartman "a
same mdse A Metheny
John Englehart mdsc k i Wakefield AZ
ami paid Clarksburg Hospital for
treatment of Hosea Duvall 80 {
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rox nGwAnDs

SSolpn q Nlchoiison, old red foxes....... 81 o.
it.,,t ri saint -, -. ............. 10
IN MCClanahau.i Old 4 4 young red fores \ M
.. Y, scott, as'n' j. ~. Matiick. 3 old ana "
. young foxes and old wild cats q n
>. p. FRAT, old red foxes ........... 7. ~
James -. rratt, = Old red foxes .......... 4 ~
Peter d. Knots J old grey fc4 and 90. "
Old wild caf,..... ...,...... 20
W. kayenscrat, Old red and one oid
81. Hfty FOXES. ss.+t ..st.s.... .......... . q n
y. a. kideuOur. same and same .... = -
= ". freeiand. 3 same and Ssarnc : n
Saohsgn ,, Rodeheaver,8 old grey foEes
ahd old Wild cats .............-.,.. n
y. y hcuson. old grey foxes ......... 4 ~
Dayid seiders. D same. ............... ., IN
~ ~ ,sffQll 1oia red and old grey fog 2 n
4 r1-ati ~, w ~" tat.s'.. .... 90
-'n'' I"Aes .'........-. 3 ~
Ipial... .............. ... 4 a. r.,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

The following states have a tar qualification for voters: Afksnsss, e poll tax muet be aid; Delaware, q registration fee of one dollar must be paid Georgis, only citizens who have paid tsxes ,iuce 1877 are entitled to vote; Pennsylvania, the voter must have paid taxes within two ye4rs {; AissIssippI, spoll tax must be pad renness,e requires payment Of poll tar. Some other states impose e pro- perty qualification.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

The Stockman ssys 10 fill the order iast pl -ceJ with the Armour Packing company by the Russian government eight thousand head Of fat cattle will be required. This is the largest order ever received from and foreign coun. try, and if filled promptly and s.tis- iactorily will undoubtedly mean the sending of other orders to this coun- try.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

HC Stilluan is out with his sn- nouucemept seeking the rIublicsn n ominstion for county recorder. Mr Stillmsn is aD oli resident Of Cochise county having st tne time T, sid, Il in Tombstobe and nos 0. Bi-bee. He is wellkno~n n and has host oi friends who will support him iD the political race for tLe Eou irEtiCn as Ii e choice O! bis party.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

oi naAnUod. the consequcnce of self abuse and excessss pro lucing the following symptoms: SaIow countenance. cark sPois under the eyes. pain in the. head. ringing m the ears. loss in confidence, cifhdence in approaching strang CTS, palpatiiion of the hcarL we>kness in the limbs and back. loss of men.5-s. pimPlss in ths face. coughs consumption. etc
 Dr. Gibbon has practiced in San Francisco } over 3S. years and those troubled should no fail 10 consult him and receive the benefit of hit great sxli and experience. The doctor cures when oihcrs iIil. Try him. Cures Giarante-d Persons cured at h1n.. Chtrges reasonable Gall or write.
 DR. !. F. GIHB1N. 62s Kea-ny Si. san Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

The announcement ol Del l. wis as a candidate for sheriff. sul .ct to the action q the DenICcrstic County Con vention. is added to the published list in another column. Del is oue Of ihs popular citizens Of the county a-d a brave ard fearless Cfficer sho could be depended upon to do his whole duty l: elected by the people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

A report irom BIsd'cId, Eng, stat, 2 that at the meeting in that city Of the British Association fUrtie Advance |. ment Of Science, Sir William HenTs Preece, consulting engineer U tie British postoffice. announced that ss a result of his exptIirent with wire lees telegraphy be icuud ii quie pos- sible 10 c9ayey audible rpe, cbes siI 10 eight mics Icross the ses without wires. He further stated that it wss s practical commercial systtn and might be utilized 10 com n. uuics;e be- tween chips and the shore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

Fritz Beverly was killed recent, near Lac VesAs by Icing thrown from his horse. The acoid. nt occurred iu c peculiar manT CT. While altempt- ing 10 rope e calf tine sDimsl ran b.- tween his horses lrgs, tbroxing Ih, borse violently 10 ihe grcuud ano frscturins Beyerlj's sluIl. Ie lived SIX hour. during whish 'ine he wa unconscious.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

Work on the Copper Bullion Co mines in the Dragons continues to develop some high grade lphide cop
 yer ere. Manager Clark, who vss in 'CwE yrrterdsy, stat srS"ent oi this ore vii! shortly be made to the smel,eIs al Fl Paso and probably regular shipments vii be male il the present fl.ttsTing conditions prevail
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

Ringhug Bros circus, the largest on the load are to show ct Tucson Oct 10th snd p:Ol ably a; Benson day later, giving an opportunity for Tcrnh- stone and other districts heresbou;s 10 attend as usual
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

A letter from Mir Wn HObba at San Franci-co states hi- condition has not much i'm proved since his depsr- ture from here sni i; is probable he ~ill return home shortly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

Report comes to Tucson that the Giia Valley, Globe < Northern rail- road is again washed cut. Thi. lime ,he report says fifteen miles of track are go ne and tte road will be tied up for ten dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

The democratic party st las Negss will run for congress B man nho wns lorn in tbe republic of Mexico. Mir I.sIrszDlc, the cspci1stC. came to this country when he Ras ear old, and has lived ;n Texas, New Mexico end Arizona. He is an intellectual and well educated man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

From present indications it looks ss though the R ,cS Island people were about to build 8 railroad from F.. Psso through Cochiss county to Yums, and thence on to Sau Diegc,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23
VOICE FROM JUSTICE"
A G.be at Religious SOlaee
 Sought bv Criminals

The GHal devil in them filings his lsst {, A volley rings upon the mid-day air i; Thsir hearts weep not, to brutal pas
 sion bent. And fall ,hei. victims without one
 prayer To hesrtless dosth, most awful silent
 ghost. They flee the gsllows they would now
 escape, And seek in soh,ude to hide their
 crime; But no', till they upou the scsfolds
 stand, Or 10 is very verge in shsckled bsnds , Will ask forgiveness. yea, from God or
 man, For feel they io- no other than them
 selvet- A brand npon humanity's bright star, A symbol Of repentance and Of crime Who ask the bighes, boon that man
 could crave, Eternal lie. O, God, no silent grave. That reason, thus within their duli
 regret, And bind bright reason into stupid
 bliss. That crime is hut passing thunder
 cloud, Tha, leaves behind. mo:e i.hter
 than before, The sumoesms of eternal lie tD share Aud line rods Of celestia! wings to
 wear, To croak their last upon the .cGtfOld
 thus: Here we are beio'e you like come
 briYht light Sprifging mp c.. sf the depth of dark. The great darkne:s represents oui
 past hves, The light. the glory found iu Iepen-
 tCnce."
 Par,oo, Amen" Friends, there is more rejoicing in
 heaver, Over one httle sinners repentance Than ninety and nine moral citizsns.
 Psrson, Thank the Lord" Here We are today doomed before
 you all, For a passing fl; of insanity, Ne know you all will forgive us, desr
 friends, And hope 10 meet you where we now
 journey"
 Person, Winches. Greater the sin, greater the icing We do not claim the honor gsiued by
 some, Like Billy the Ki', snd Jack the
 Ripper. Besren must have given l O'Idsy, When those ;so sinLers kntlt in re- psntsEoe."
 FTscp, Looks t9 hem can't ously Friend. We shall dILcs w.th the
 angel, tonight. And drink O! the w:ne served to ii elect"
 Parsm, "GOl iorlid." SHEEIFF.-"Your iine i. UT, the bull pups now growlesi, I have a twenty wsgtr6d On the ou' That has ,hg black spot oyer the lei,
 eye, Repair thee Ter the dIor, the law cCr v, mands." THEY.-"Givs us our lives. that W, may live anew, Oar Mothers breast, that we ma,
 start again, Life Is all. death is darkness and :ht
 grsv-." ALAs.-Tbeir caps are drswn, tn trigger sprung, they fall. MIL MOVES, FaiIbsDk, Septe mber 10. l9C0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

"The deepest mine on tine cossl' Of eastern Nevada can be counted in ) ssys the Scientific Press, is the | niOn Con, Coms,ock loGe Virgin ia, Nev. |, 3]jo feet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

NupeFvisor Nj c Benton hss gone to Bisbee on visit anu will incident ally look after his political f,nces to gain the nomination for sheriff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23
DR. GlBBON.

l hrs old and reliab' ] an most successiu. specialist in San Fran c sco, stIll continues t1 cure all Sexual and seminal Diseases. suCh as Gonorrhoea, G.eet. Structure. syphilis in all its forms. Skin Dis eases. Nervous Debii ity. mDotenty. Semi nal N sakness and Loss
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

ILL Franklin of Denver Colo is a Bisbee visitor. MT Frsuk'ia is an ex- per.encej hotel m an and is here look in up location.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

Rus,lirg young men S6o per month an expenses Permanent position. Experience unnecessary. Write puck O particulars Clark & O., ath and Lo-ust Sueets, Philadelphia Pa.
 Ag-i6 6mdw
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

An eastern oil expert is looking over the Arz ,na fed and fl .Is abIn dsnt oil indications.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23
DOS CABEZAS MINING
The District Showing up Flat
 tering Results

From r 4 Boyer 0! Dos Cab zla, who was in the city yestsrd4y, it Is learned that mining at that burg is showing up wonderful developments. At the Consolidated Co mines ship ments Of high grade ore will be male regularly; at the Casey property the mill will shortly be grinding out the wealth from these well developed mines; the copper properties Of Cooper ard Herrick are also showing up most encouragingly, while Howard and Sander are opening up valuable miae in their property. The Rattle snake mine in wrich Boyer and White are interested is also looking well and being negotiated for under toad. Many properties sbou. the district are showing remarkable deyel- opments, and the fortnnste owners are uch encouraged. Numerous mining men are constantly arriving and quite 8 number of deals involving large considerations and valuable property are now pending.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

- arty Crnt.. CSLarur ed tobacco habit cure males v.s Gen StrS' .. o.Onu ='.re 5Uc q Ali dru:ElSt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

Do not fail to get your name upon the great register. It is the duty O every American citizen 10 register and vote. There are only lew weeks now left in which 10 register and Il should be borne m mInd that fl you are no: registered you cannot vote. The Ssfiord Guardian in slluding to regis trs:ion says large number object to register, even those who have pa d their poll tsr, claiming that it i- humiliating 10 be compelled tu pro- duce any kind of receipt in order to vots. This view of the case, however is childish and should not be enter tsined. The poll tax law is on the ststute books and must be respected. until came is repeated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

Ao- ssa~ s-s.y Guaranteed tobacco habit cure InakSs ., GoL ss-opg. blood pure Sec e Al ar2gg
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

FsiIbsnk, September 10. l9C0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-23

NNICkERS PresiGen, and Manager. , Tombstone LEW WILLIAMS Vice President. Bisbee Al JOHN BLAKE, Secretary SafOrd Arizona C w ItN Treasurer Los Angeles. Cal
 Pnnciple range between Chiricahua and Dragoon mountains in Coclisr county. Steer ftnges on Eagle and Bonita Greek in Grahsm county. Ari,ona. Nrp1r New Mexico, and SueInsE Co. Texas
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06
DIR. G. w. TUCKER
130 S. Main st.
FOREIGN TRIP.
Will Study Social Conditions In
European Lands.

Alexander Kraft, machInlst en-
ployed by the Diamond Match com.
pany, left Tuesday evening for New
York. He will sail from that city
Thursday for Paris, where lie will
meet his brother. Before his return he
expects TO visit Germany, Russia and
Switzerland He proposes to make n
careful study of the social conditions
existing IN these countries. Upon his
return TO this country lie will establish
headquarters in Cleveland. lie will
20 on the platform in the interests
of the Socialistic Labor party. He
will be in Europe for four months.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06
Enterprise Re.organized.

The Enterprise Manufacturing COM
pany freorganized Tuesday by electing
the following officers and directors:
L. F.SPaucger, president; i. A. Pfiuc-
ger, secretary and treasurer; h. Il.
Smith, vice president; Messrs. l.. Il.
and u. a. Pfiueger, Fred Il. Smith,
Chas. S. Cobbs and n. ID. Tibbals, di-
rectors. The company Is going to in,
crease the plant very materially with
In the coming year.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06

deck. Then the boat will be saturated
with oil and set atire, and in the midst
of flames it will be blown up by an ex
plosive set off by electricity.
The A. 4. G. f.. r.. Il. Co.'S tracks on
Front ST.. are being raised to the grade
line as established by Civil Engineer
Alcorn.
Prof. w. f. Stickle has oeen engaged
in Cleveland to teach 16 ladies
court dance to be given at the Wo-
mems college iii Cleveland, Saturday,
June 8.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06

Senator Hanna made great noise
in the Senate yesterday about how he
had been betrayed by ex-senator
Burke OF Cleveland in the Senatorial
contest at Cleveland two years ago.
How many Ohio Republicans have
been betrayed" by Senator Hanna,
after they had been given I'm absolute
promise of his support? Until the
great boss begins to practice u con
scientious redemption OF his own pro-
misses he should not be such n stickler
for good faith in others. fl
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06

vilion has been fitted up as school
room for the purpose.
The work of the school is divided
into three divisions as follows:
First--The Summer School Science
under the direction of Prof $. r. Orth,
professor of natural science, Buchtel
college, Akron. M
Second-Thc Normal Institute is un,
der the direction Of Prof. Il. o. Olin,
professor of pedagogy Buchtel coll,
lege, Akron, and for. innay years IN
charge of the Kansas State Institute.
Third-A course OF lectures.
This will include n course or four lee
lures upon educational subjects, by
Professor Olin, director of the Nor
NAL department.
A course of four lectures upon scien-
tific subjects by Professor Orth, direc-
tor of the Summer School of Science.
with the above is contemplated
course of four lectures by Ohio college
presidents, and other prominent edu-
Gators.
These lectures will be public, and
free to all the students of the SCHOOL
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Huron,
mother of Mr.. Andrew Huron and
Mrs. j. r. Spriglc, was held yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at the res
idence of Mrs. Sprigle on Wadswortn
st.
Most every business house In the
village closed its doors 10 enable its
clerks to attend the funeral. Rev. G.
II. Osgood had charge or the services
and the remains We're inferred in Oak
wood cemetery. The forai offerings
were beautiful and we'll designed.
VIM. Prior and Geo. Rhodes, who
had "A fight Monday afternoon, ciashed
again Tuesday noon. Rhodes, when
on a charge Of disor6crly con-
duct, pleaded guilty and was fined So
and costs. Prior pleaded not guilty
and his case was continued. Rhodes
claimed the fight started Tuesday by
Prior calling him namo.s' fPrioCs
left cheek had been pounded SO badly
that it looked like raw beefsteak,
while Rhodes escaped without a
scratch, s
The Alumni Association Of the High
school will hold its21st reception. at
Silver lake next Monday evening, A
banquet will be served, and q program
of music and addresses given.
The Akron High school Will picnlc
at Silver lake Saturday. Other AK
ron picnics are the Grace Reformed
schurch Thursday, June 81, and West
Hill Congregational Sunday school
Thursday, June II.
Wednesday evening, June IS, the old
steamer VIII Daily, will be blown
up. Before II is done 500 worth OF
fire works will be shot of from the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06

"Doc" Norton, of Tifin, was re.
nominated for his third term in Con.
gress by the Democrats of the Thir-
teenth district at their Bucyrus con-
vention,. yesterday. This was done in
spite of the predictions of his oppon-
ents that he was going TO be over
whelmingly defeated. The Tifiin states
man seldom gets left when he begins
to tramp down the tail grass Of his
district.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06

Oregon rolled up the usual Republi.
can plurality in the Monday elections
u fact from which Republican papers
throughout the country are extracting
MI extraordinary amount of comfort
Democratic editors who are given to
Dragging under similar circumstances
should brace up. Arkansas is going to
have an election soon.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06
Statement Wanted.

The Board of City Commissioners on
"Wednesday morning instructed the
City Ciyil Engineer to secure from each
property owner on Exchange ST., a
statement Of the amount of money due
from the N, o. r.. Company for paying,
incident 10 the company's constructing
double-track on Exchange ST., between
the streets named.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-06
WEDNESDAY, JUNE G, 1900.

New York's Democratic convention
endorsed Mr.. Bryan for president yes
terday, but ont Of consideration for ex-
Senator ID. H. Hill, omitted all mention
of the Chicago platform from the res
olutions. The convention supplied this
omission, however, by motion en-
dorsing the platform.