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NOTED MEN
ARE Ridden
To Dominion-cay Dinner In
Londcn This Evening.

LONDON, July f.-Politics. art ana
letters VIII b. well represented at
fhe ANIMAL dinner IN celebration Of
ToFaininn day at TIRE Hotel Cecil this
evening Lord Strathenna viii pre-
side and he viii be supported BY
T-unfnent Canadians resident In
ar visiting London. Ambassador
fsnoate. Joseph Chamberlain and
ether men u note are among the In
vlied guests.
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iaw department IL tn state univ
srsffy. Though ~ I'D not get the
chance q eatabIlah tha -. d~paft-
rarnt. on account ~ the refusal o.
the ponuiist Legislature - make an
appropriation. yet he gave valuable
assistance 60 those who afterW ard
ssts hiished g. BE vas an exponent
of the Dwight method 81 teaching
Law. A. theatrical manager Nr
Hart has made "a lis success. ffe
l. SOW IN Seattle aud announces that
Melbourne sc uoweft. Who opens at
the Seattle theater July { for a two
weeks engagement Is accompanied
BY a company atruuE IN every per-
sanake and splendid n appointment
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Theaters.
"Asons In Greater Nsw yers. "

.A1ona IN Greater New York IN.
frst nigh. Of which drew "A pack
81 house a. the Third ave-
I'm. t,ls house ar4 sent the andaene-
avail pleased. ls an old play IN new
elathlng. Years ago the Streets 81
Sew York was among the most
fsscs amBfui rNeiosiranas. IL held the
t1arffS In Gotham for record break
ing rrns. and later was carried into
fhs f.nerent states 0y a dozen road
couipsnies. dra wing big houses ey-
eryW here.
The remodeled production now
seen here Tor the araf time has all
fhe good points Of the parent play.
II T. dawn along maiuelfamat ic lines.
with a touch - comedy here AMI
there. There are many minor char
neiarr, and the stage arrangement
are well made 70 reproduce stree-
= fssfs in the metropolis a quarter -
= century aEo. The Madison square
ere IN the fourth act il realistic.
The NacDoweii company r. c0mpet-
enf Tho play viii continue through %
ont fh- week Afth matinees July
anu Saturday
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SOCIAL ITEMS.

Mrs. : Graucnthal IL giving ~
ceptian az her home. 1918 Marion
street. this afternoon. In honor OF
the 10th anniversary 81 the wedding
81 her parents. Rev. and Mr. a.
3atles. Mr, Borlca. who Is one of
the PIONEERS ~ the Pacific coast.
holds the distinction II being the
Hrst Jewish rabbi 90 hold services IN
Portland. No cards we're issued for
the reception. but general lnvtta
tion was issued 20 Mrs Frauenthars
friends and the friends Of her par
entH
The wedding % Miss Lulu Iamon
% Van Asaslf and Mr. John smith -
this eity has been twice postponed Ia
week. II was originally set for
Sunday. june a. but VAS paaIpon-
81 until last uisht. Yesterday
moruiHs Miss tamou became sud
denly III and grew WufHa during the
DAY The guests began 81 arrive.
but Miss Ihmon became no better
and he date fgr the marriage was
again postponed, this time ludeau-
lteiY.
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"sno~ wsi,s"

nehearsais for snow white" the
ehiIdrsn's operetta "a be given July
4 afternoon ard evening. At the Sc
attic fheater. are progressing flnely,
and the pattsr Of tiny feet IN danes
and drill In constant sound at
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resolutions
10,
loaded and refuses explode
which sumherS peacefully the sidewalk with burned
hidden
a 10
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


COME IN on THE GROUND
FLOOR
20 shares. s. 1000 shares az SO
500 acres in the best districts 81
California and Washington. In
Guiding large and valuable hold
inga in Tsuino- Hucoda and Copa-
DE Point districts. where recent
ol strikes have been made.
ONLY $1,000 SHARES AT THIS
PRICE.
ONE CENT PER SHARE.
The last chance 90 come In with the
promoters. Far value, 500. and
shares absolutely nan.aaasHsa bic.
Safe. sure. profitable Investment.
cali or remit AZ once.
THE WASHINGTON OIL INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
Room 8ls New YORK block. Seattle.
Wash.
LElTHEAD = WILBUR.
Leading business brokers tn the city.
The best time % huY is when Sc the
hardest time To sell June. July
and January are invariably tho
best buying and the poorest selling
months. We have sold nearly $50
900 worth ~ hotels and lodging
houses within the past 10 days.
SOME ST MINER SNAPS.
fs250 for 90 rooms. elegantly furn-
ishcd. nets about 500 monthly.
5000 Tor 90 rooms. nets about sass
monthly.
T. 400 FOR 20 rooms. fi1o0 for % rooms
5000 for % rooms. s $50 for ~ rooms
5000 Tor IS rooms : 800 for 9 rooms
Money 20 loan on anything we sell
Anything you want in n business
LEfTHEAu e WILBUR.
20e Washington Block.
At Ballard. Wash. I boarding house
$500. ! boarding house, 500. both
centrally located. Call or address
". ". Peter & Co, Ballard.
WELL known restaurant. cheap FOR
cash. Call A. &. Mcdonald. a0l
Burke building
my American OH Co.'S stock. i5c
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Moving Pictures.

Yesterday began another week NJ
the sen chliKht. ia0s = Second ave-
nue.. A new ard interesting SGT ~
Edixon's moving pictures delighted
several large audiences
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pswnss LIN.

"Pawnee Jim.9 with a congress ~
Indians. cow boys and brouchH Just
ere. vii help Seattle celebrate the
Gi0rlotts Fourth tbs year. Madison
Ball DarkWili be the scene ~ feativ-
ffies. The afternoou from % $40
o'clock being ree time. The day and
tie occasion VII doubtless make a
good combination.
The southwestern pains. with the
verIfm incurred ~ the uloueerw in
fsaf section end the das-, lives 81
80 indian. are the featufs ~ IN
Tawnee Jim production -Ofrpa
q real pawvn > II IsanH - nnnpui. "A
Tbey Uli portray the indian M.
riaee cerernonss war Hcenea ana shps,
dances. revealing also ludian caipi
life -, ,o,e,c,.
t,etsgeen Indians and coWbots'
4 reafiatic robbery - a stage cont -
4 srhIf~ men. the burning ~ = sstllsI
N satfn hattie between indians IN
wogslerg and many other WHO ~,
waoiiy scenes The pony express ~
daan across tbs arena Win a rela.
. eating half-wav u take the cga'
49, 10 load Of mail ana wfisk
@t,sard. Among the npveltles y 7
general round up Win tfitl
I<sntrY riding.
fsfarnort u exhibition made pop
v.iafna zse thrilling histories or y
<rrd by7Nhe htfmfsa interest aWhk
Terlng 0fNdeeds = bravery an
drawa iarne AApiainaiaan, USUAL
aarnteelGn VI t., low pric
- ~ insure a tnSufadaee sho'
eppele tteuba.-r.
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James liinnerwaugh. after four
years residence in Alaska. has re-
turned e. Georgetown 90 live.
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Coupon lee Books sold by Diamond
Ice a Storage Co. save money. Tel.
Main 1859.
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BIC1CLE HtrAtR~

COLUMBIA. Hartford aud Vidctte
bicycles. Christopher Bros. iii2
second
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AUcTIoRrEKs.

MATHIS : Fox. eaaarai auction
fern. 1-s Third avenue. Sales Tues
HHyr nud EffHHaH
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.

OSBORNE. THEMPEH a Co. Inc.
Abstract Company. established
1888 Mining claim abstracts Base
mrnt NJ Tho MutuHt 80 building
Booth Whittiuaeys ttauford Abstract
Co. established Isss hnFHmtnt Of
Iiaiier block Telephaua Main iat
aEA1TlE Abstract 60. n. <. blk
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ARCHITECTS.
ATToRHEYsAr Law.

McManus 4 WalLsf lol n \ blh
b. W HouGnTok, uti7 Collins
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aennlngton Home-Bound.

wtsHIEGTON. y. Q, July IA
dtsnatrh from Admiral Kempn 70
~ nav drrgrtmeut says that the
s@t,nbs,at D. nuinRtun has been de-
fafhed fr0m the AaIatie squadron
. ~ sails today for the United states.
IL il q movement In the general
! \. .retion ~ the feet IN AHintlc wa
"A s..,. hich has been going on Tor
q. 80. qe.
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CHEAP AND sPLEDID LIVING.
On a beautiful Gaping spot a.
Lake Union, two maites from car
line. Is a 2-room ctin. TT for all
seasons i2xit-ft ct. boat with
landing. split and ded wood for a
year. with or witout complete
furniture, very chap, for sale.
There is a fine sprE. 90 bathing,
fishing and huntiukpienty Of fuel
and good oppurtuna for chickens,
goats. etc. Please Rve the Univ
ersity car at bns landing
Greene's addition. here my slgn
viii show the way } the art stu
do "Graniiden." Bton Holmfeld
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BUSINESS eoLLGoga

LEos business College. Union. I'd.
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods aRd teachers. Acme
Business College. Second and pike.
n w school Teiegraphy; Pioneer
Wilson's BUSINESS college. Main 40.
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AUcIIlN aLIEa-


=. q. HickEHroN Fsnefai auction.
vHr. 1919 FInat avenue.
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T.. hOGLEEEHg g Painudp. paper
hanging. kaianmlming l1e2 flne.
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PEOPLES aAkINe HANk.
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid up. 800 e9n 4. = Nsufelder
pres. }. u. Hayden. cash. J. +.
Afreni~af asst eHHh Commercial
- tihEn and trust business
PUGET SOUND hAIf0.AL RANK
or SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. tS2s. COO. sur
plus SO 90
J. Furth. pres. J. & GoIdHrni,h.
vie pres y =. Ankenv cashier.
coTTresponfeutn in principal elite.
IN 'hs United states snf Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid 40 capital ...... gltao 900 Il
Tfannacta general banking Lusinrs8
u e. Henry. pre-. u " Spence
cash safe deposit vaults Tor req
sale Dsposii ssalt boKsi Tor Rse
r,ik FIRST NATIONAL BAsK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital 5iso. ooa
General banking business ira M eted
J. u. Hose. lr.. pres. ~. A.Nok-
81. vice gres.. /. Turner, ctab X
y. fsrkhursi. asst. cash Exrhange
On principal cities u u > Europe.
Scandinavian AmerlcN Bank
ness transacted pfas@ s..lA ... -
LEI -. 80. y. Il. eoalbvrg. cash.
J = = - asst. eash. No branchsa-
~ Canadiaa Baak Of commeres
Iap.Lat paid up ssssss.s..... . goQ. 90
fEiEht Muiian uoilara.l
s&piuH .................... q 900 oOos
interest allowed on time dcpaalta
a general Banking business Trans
acted
SEATTLE HnASCH-Coras Of
James 81 and Second Avenue.
u a CAMERON Me-
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SPECIAL NobcEs.
s-a-ass7s-
wooDMEN OF TG WORLD.
s~srs - srsrsr 49,

wooDMEN OF TIE WORLD.
ATTENTIkl
Camp No. 50. Wodmen OF the
World. neiEhbors:
You are hereby renested TO at
tend the funeral OF gu late neigh
Dor. W. l.. Meredith. Sunday. june
s0th. 1901.
You Will please assrhle at klks'
hall at $50 u. m. Tm funeral VIII
be held from the Mettiist Protest
ant church. corner Thit avenue and
Pine street. AZ 200 o'clsk p. m. Rev
CLARK Davis ofiiciatinglt the church
and the woodmen wiAconduct the
ceremonies at the graf.
II. r. BuCH,
ConSulCommander
c. A. KTPFII.
Clerk
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fongnAL DIRECTORS
Help wkNTEL

=. u. INTELLIGENCE co. 1914
second avenue and Nhnn street
Bigiow block. beside isos college.
IafEsHf employment af1ce north
81 san Francisco.
loo men for railroad Co. two
years work must so a ouce.
Ia pick and shovel meIfn city. s. n
day. At once
T. carpenters. 90 once long JOB.
IL men for rock quart $40 day.
near city.
Man and wife. out & city: so
month az once.
Haiin hle real estate fen-
frat-ciasr defeCfive 400 reward.
Is boys for box faetry At once /:
- month clear all sumner.
= girls FOR all kinds . work In and
out 81 city. at once.
Sa matter what position you wish
We can place you.
We want go people tight now.
Space does not permit half the peo-
pie We want
Reliable lady or FeFlemau with
f4n1 can have permanent position in
office az fine salary Al once.
Hotel houHeman. tia month.
80
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eArENh ArToRNEY.

Rarnos a Co. las starr Boyd bldg.
~ "A Ar.A As.,l ..-ssia. s'-i.-s"~ NiA
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Any work that should not prove
satisfactory viii be attended 10 tree
OF charge IN our nearest Office
We are making a speciality q Eut
crown ard bridge work, the most ceau-
tful falnlxes ana durable q all dentka
g0rk Known to the profession Our
name hluue will Do EuArAntes UAf
your work sill be q the beat Ne
have q sEssrlAilss In zach deparsBezt
best operators. h~st Eul1 workmen All
sntrRcscrn q teeth. in fAcI ell ire
stan are Investors Of uio1srn dsnttsey.
We viii tell you n advances sfsefly
what your ssff viii eost ~ fres e.
sninaftuu Give cal s1t rc4
will fnd We 90 exactly shAs vs 81
vertlsss
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DANCING ACApP

DANCING AcAn( 49,.
DAhGING lessons. prts D.r,
eluaHeH daily. Pref VI
fiuE HrfoOl. 1tuuks
MI and Mr.. Littls.s II e an
pertinent. dancing. - 40 /
tuff 2i2 Madison II .--s-.--
=zssss=---a--- ---s--------sz-==ss=f tt....4.
DhAMATt,.orEaA |
FRANK g. EGAN. ss,,sn., |
upttutic coach. ~ as.a,stts |
course ln all Rfndftgs gp,r- |
art. riocuti0n, VOICE. E,tdsya I
attic force, Turndaf
suite G1 Uoly9kg - /
1880
DYElHc AND "'''S'
AHEHfcAN stoam soihh ''''
Western avenue.
rafIaian bye Wort -, aistte.
clean. press. def 80 fbta
ONCE iAls let u -
nsrseli Hs.
,s..f, 49,. fnd reception
gowns call at
y.s,., 49, go, 49, II Haiiaf Bidg.
Mdme A q Hns - = - -
rp,icbhhI.
,zsz.t.-.- 49,. trfhand School.
az 4 :, s' ~ Instruction. 10
iisas' . ,i,ai 4 Hoalan block.
=, - 80, MACHINERY.
900. 80 man %. dyna-
- -. 'Nl.',;' - Installed. house.
, III 49, - fort i9it Western.
,=..t...i.... YMAN co. manu-
- s....i = -, salr electrical APP
49, teHt. az Main. l1s
aHclkL.
~. f-...sN Nate money at low
=, .at. Groli. Damua A
0sr., ~ 'ion street
,.ss,.,. bought and sold Nor.
- 4 tlman Mutual LIE %
vt,fsisf. co. ~ Hailsr bloek
my 49, g. OF Cos stock, ~.
--------------------
rnpt oJnT WANTEp-nALE
- w - - .HsHa.a..a..HaaaaHaHH#####
A Yof stuan wants t. learn the
III ting trade have tools ana
eseesi! Address . 9 ElAI.
FoR RENT.
r.s Ilshed rooms and house
- suites. 60 - 81 leHler
NHt - HnuHe.
4. lEs=z-s-====-===--===-=---==
FOR SALE.
lss5afLE seattle auetlon sals
- 1913 Western avenue tsL
- fssf. Auction every TUESDAY
friday at .. m horses,
~. harnesn. etc AL kinds Of
cold on commission. "a. j.
fJsf. auctioncsr
. t. eloHng out our TypewrlieI
4IIas az cost. our stock ~ pa
- very complete. Information
.ffpewriter a supply Co. u
tflon street. Phone. Main lls'
: EooT bar. rideboard with mirror'
frkina board. everything con
Aete. Apply H u. Dunbar, RAN
ErsGraud hotel. -..-
haHEsT prices for second ham
soadH bedroom Hets. stoves. car
fssts. etc. Red Froat Furnlturs 20
iie.if7 7nd Ave. :. Tel. Red Ia
" American on Coz stock. "
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WORTH & sons. euf'a J m
err I&.6.itgs Third. Tel PIC -.
FURNACES.
80 - sfssszsaHs=sHs = f7'e~
zfsI.AY A ECaH. itzs Thtd ave
MARINES And SADDLE 81
E. HoRLET & HENDERSON, "a
Occidental avenue.
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WILL am one that sav a lady
thrown from a street o. ut the
corner Of Second avenue and Mad
icon street on or hb0u April ~,
1901. kindly e8mmuuicaf with MfH.
Ellen e Sterling. no zzlz Aadi-
agU street
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PRINTING no BINDING.

MARKET Repot Printing q Pub
fishing Co. hil-Erade job print
ing. zlt springt.. Tel, Bun SO
BULL BROS. cnmercial printers.
zoe. soi. SOS Wellington Bid. over
Treen'a shoe see. Tel White tss
oPOLITAI Printing a Bind
ire ca IL Yerr Tel Blue eol
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MAN % saw wood ant clear land.
gaIuned dodgor. must Understand hts
business. a. per husF and all cE-
U0nHfH.
General homework girls. cooks.
chamhermalds. witnesses. six
skidraad men. Wokave work for
men and boys.
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE. 1oi4 Third Ave. Phone.
Hack 2sai.
ny A.narl-nr OH IS e .tack. lkc.
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conf RAcToR and BUILDERS


BROMLEY & Wells. general con-
tractors, ~ starr Boyd building.
Tel. 359.
pAFF g. ROULO. store fixtures.
general iobhiug. 900 Main street.
sopERQUIsT q RosELEAF. shops
at 2lS 200 Spring street.
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mslboefne -.,,.

MANI 49, rfeQo HNNvii =.
leearus. sM, sspsy'iirn s.
~ Was ara,'. .l ~ f
~ the state ~
.lza aud estae
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osTEoPATHY.
ocuLleTs AND AuRIsTs

on KNEE bailey nundine.
nr J. a. Macknuon. Z chaplin BLDG.
Or sHELLAEARGER ~ HineSley
DIR FONDA I NApEAu. eye, ear.
nose and thrnat al Rurke fldE.
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DEEDS. Willie, Mortgages. f.saaaa,
Coufraeta. Powers NJ Attorney and
AmdaHitH prepared ColieetfHna at
tended r.. dispositions taken. com
pHuleH incorporated. attwti0u 70
bankruptcy proceedings fees reans
enable. Hnom IS, Arlington hotel
tower pdatafiicel. office open until
3 u-.L..E l. N
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HAzLETT MILIN = New Work
guaranteed / ylr. Tel Bun 1885,
Geo. II. woodhou 90. Tel Main e.a
RAuTMAN piuninE 90 liun III.
BAKER q SON phone Black i0s4.
THEo TURNEFyrsi. Green al.
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RUBBER lamps
SITUATIONS LANIEp.

COMMERCIAL sThP WORKS
scheuermRn Block1io Cherry.
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ron @lshed rooms and house
- suites. 60 . 81 1ehlfr
10y House.
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a. W. PHILLIPS. O. Ilouasy DIX.
chIAAsa Danl@I "a Ga-a nla"l'i-''
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sugar cream. sweet and
tender. Special tomorrow.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-14
I'm DANCER.

Every one is in danger who neglects
the warnings Of declining health. The
warnings are not Us startling as the sud-
den shrek Of locomotive, but they are
Just as ominous. When the body begins
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-14
LANE SCHOOL
Delayed by Only One
Obstacle.
The Board Has No Money With
Which to Erect II.

An interesting communication which
was read at TUESDAY nights meeting
Of the Board of Education, was letter
from Mr.. S. A. Lane, for whom the
new school building will be named.
Mr. Lane said in the course of his
letter, after thanking the Board for
the honor of the name, that perhaps
1t was not unnatural at all, as he
believes that he is now the oldest
living exteacher in Akron. Mr.. Lane,
away back in 1885 taught school in
a little temple of learning built of
logs, known as the Portage Path
school, which stood at the intersection
of what was then the Portage Path
and Market st. His district en-
braced nearly all of Portage township
and the pupils came from as far as
what is now Fairlawn. Educational
methods were crude in those days;
vanished and polished furniture was
ably substituted by the bench of the
old time school house and it was from
schools like that one that Ohio and
America turned out the men who were
to guide the country through the most
troublous time in her history-the
Civil war. 1t was indeed fitting
tribute to Mr.. Lanes service to Akron
and to education, when his name was
selected as the one which the new
school will bear.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-14

started, but he appeared little later,
in time to inquire vigorously IN regard
to bill for plans which was being
read by Mr.. Madison. From this time
on the Colonel was largely present.
Owing to the fact that there will be
another meeting next Monday night,
many matters which the Board might
otherwise have taken up, were left
undone, but the business transacted
was attacked and disposed OF In a
systematic way and the meeting was
over early.
The salary Of Frank Allen as jan
itor at the new Perkins was increased
S5 per month. The seeding and grad.
ing Of the Perkins lot will be done by
Mr.. Alvin Spiller, whose bid was ac.
cepted by the Board.
Minor repairs will continue and the
coming school term prepared for as
rapidly as possible.
A room at the corner of Bowery
and st. Clair SITS. was taken and a
kindergarten will be established there
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Monday night, when the ratification
of the adoptions of school books, ETC.,
will be made.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-14
ECONOMY
To be the Boards
WatchWord.
Will Watch Their Money
Very Closely.
Expenditures Must be
Carefully Considered.
A Short, Brisk Meeting Was Held
Tuesday Night.

The Board of Education is latterly
becoming very cautious about the ex.
penditure of money, is exercising more
economy than ever before and, if mat
ters which were brought up at Tues
day nights meeting are permitted to
become fixtures, money will be spent
more carefully, economy will be
sought more closely and the expendi-
ture of the Boards money be managed
with more care and closer judgment
than ever before.
Mr.. James recommendation, with
reference to establishing an office,
and employing a man to do the Boards
work was the first matter to be taken
up, although it is probable that man
of the ability required for the Office to
be created cannot be obtained for as
many thousands of dollars as the
Board offers hundreds.
He would have to be an engineer
an architect, a scientist and thorough.
ly familiar with all the details of at
least dozen different trades.
The feedom with which the Board
has suspended rules for the purpose
of getting matters off their hands OH
busy nights has been too great, ac.
cording to Mr.. Otis. In all matters
involving increase of salaries or an ex.
penditure of $50 or more he believes
the Prudential committee should have
q chance to consider the advisability
of the expenditure, Mr.. Otis give the
first reading to an amendment to rule
z, which will require that all matters
involving an increase of salary or ar
expenditure of more than $50 must
&c to the Prudential committee fol
approval
Col. Gibbons was not present wher
the Board was called to order Tues
day night, and the roll call OF hi
name was answered only by an echo
There was every prospect that hi
would not be there when the meeting
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There is no alcohol in the Discovery"
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uBefore commenced to use your medicine
was In a bad condition (for eight years), and
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uThey, of course gave me at the time some
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Now I feel like a new woman, and want the
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