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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
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esrt> each
N. q. I. N1lscn vent 10 Wellington
s.lt.tsf B. ht..nsss.
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itud'ri', 'ris tpursday Tor VISIT ~
>'''res' No'
Ne1el1 p, #tfdy q !. d. Luxe wen.
vs.t 10 IAs'f sFeciai car on the missouri
Psc'Hc yesterday mornine'
Nm. ca. W<ce returned Tuesday night
roo 20 t<'rnoFd visit TO Chicago enc
~ r<e7uf soit4 py her sister,
Jasl rseeIssd iof the holidays az eutirs
.en line q nec< tios, muifisrs and sill
ur. Geo. Galway returned thursdal
rom ttr-es V;y, wnere ne mas peer
ttteudlnx tnr Aperdeen angus eA''''
lalP'
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w $50 r,,as,
4ns tFen'''F p',npAny .oep' Aos4i WV
~. .Ias>-. In.27.tf
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san. 4. %co.iert. <,turued home wednesda
-ma~ojor.
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

After the abandonment Of Britain by
the Romans the roads fell into disuse,
and bride paths formed the only
means Of communication. Not until
the sixteenth year of Charles lL.-that
is, le76--was any systematic effort
made to improve the roads of England
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
prpLr ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

By virtue Of an order Of the probate oour,
M Iafe,ette county, Missouri, made Of record
| March "a. lpJI, | have taken charge OF eetatt
~ Madam Williams, deceased. =.
All persous hrving claims against mio
n fate sre rcquircd 10 exhibit them for allow.
anre 10 the administrator within one yeai
after tic date OF said letters OF the{ may o.
and II such claims be not exhibited within
Two wears from the date Of said letters the,
vii be forever barred.
This llth day Of March. 1901.
MAT. d. WILSON.
Alst5 Public Administrator.
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sherifrsiSale In Partition,


James Lyons,IMary Lyons sndl
John X. Lyons her husband James
A.. Lyons and Rose Lankt0rd. and
Frank Landlord her husband,
Rachel Walkcrandwmiam WAL
ker her husband, Ann Lyons,
Lizzie Lyons, Clinton Lyons.
David II, Lyons, Waity NJ Lyons,
Mary A. smith and Schwnrzchild
and Sulzbergur, u corporation.
By virtue NJ "a decree aud order on sale, Is
,ued from the Office OF the clerk OF the cir
ruit court VI Lafayette county, Missouri, ~
ne above entitled cause, to me directed and
returnnblo 20 the April term, OF said court
| will on
Monday, April Sth, 1901.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In th,
| forenoon aud aye o'clock In the afternoon o
that day, in front Of the courthouse door, II
the CITY OF Lexington, during the session 9
lie rIrcuit court 0tsaid county, sell publicly
M auctinn 10 the highest bidder, for cash Il
hnud. ull the right, title. interest and estat'
1.-THE abOye-nHmed parties, plsintlns ani
~defendants. OF, In aud To the following de
scribcd rea, estate, situate. LYNX and oeinl
in the county Of Lafayette, and state Q
The west half OF the southeast quarter o
section nineteen u9 township hfty 100 rang
Given under my hand this 18th day .
March 1901 -
mlbt4 OsOAh lhOhAsi shetIh
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

Judge T. J. Outing went to Coneordia
7 .ursday on legal business.
Mr.. J.. II Campbell. orr circuit clerk,
went to HiRainsviiie Friday morning on
business.
Mrs. R. Richter went TO Kansas City
Thursday evening to spend a few days
With friends there.
Mrs. Tllton Davis aud Mrs. Cliff Good
win returned last night nom . few days
visit at Kansas City.
General Manager Hsrdire In a special
Z n went down Wsdne' dag ON q tour
Of Inspection on the &c. b. a L.
Fine farm Of 40 acres. About 4 miles
north Of Cordsr. For sale at q bargain.
q. Lee Wallace. Lexington. No. dec-22u
Mrs. Louisa Bruns, who has been here
visiting her son, Mr.. Chas. Bruins, re-
tarned Thursday to her home at Con-
cordis.
Mt. Y. e. Kuuklsr, OF SedaiiR, travelling
freight agent Of the Missouri Pacific Rail-
| way company. came up on the J. Q. B. q
L. Thursday evening.
CoIouists Rates to Caliiornia-only s26
from Kansas City, via moAt direct line.
Santa Pc Route, every Tuesday to April
80. J. d. Esstsr. Jr., Agent.
Covlds't help getting q cold never cures
10; but carrying home . bottle Of Bal
lafn's syrup e"o o'ine ,''s
=s~s 80 p,,.. o. "a m een,s
$1,000 ~ cr.,sh.va vou,e a.eml
=.
mrs " o. oe,son' " ~ . w.
80 w.s-.-s.. s.
h. M, .,.,., MI. Fdns
s,--.S-
NO ons knovh - up0o'' .o''
one unoefsoee re" p',ss un'e'. .n.S ~
20 sm,o'su. ia's's nu.Aeys
ment ID 'qu'ck' ssIe Anu p.'n'ess ouie
ar,ee, y sso's ' ~,
W.T. "nl, w."
inee nooIius m :,
game inu.'u.y 70 Wv SUI" NV,
/, a stuasn. " 'hs "en'"''n "'"'
acaos"y'
Wnen cniiu'eu nav sa'.one ss'o
rJSIwpNT sna n,soa 4, In ,hs .ar- /
III, s,op the main quickly, Price, Q
4 and "a oeuts. For sale BY Creusbaw
a..
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
New seats N methodIst Church

The new benches for the Methods
church have arrived and are being place
In position today. They will add Rreatl'
to the appearance OF the church, which
has been newly decorated ln the hates
and most approved designs OF interio
fniAh.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

The colony Of Victoria, the small
est division Of the continent Of Aus
t%ralia, has produced, during the last
half century, more gold than any
other country In the world, with the
exception Of California.--N. X. Post
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
Twin lot for construction, 10 the loves Al
hest bidder. on

hest bidder. on
FRIDAY, MARCH 92nd, lpq',
one wooden Bent bridge. about thirty feet
long, 10 be built across branch tuat south Of
The joe silver faru, On road loading IRON
one-foufth mile west OF lAst named road
Letting will take place at bridge site III "
O'Clock n. IN.
Plans aud specifications will he seen ut time
and placo of letting.
Contractor IL 10 give bond Tor maintenance
" bridge 10 the law diIOcta.
Commissioner reserves the right 20 reject
any on all bids.
Feb. ~. 1901. s2tA
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

Traders Bank, Plaintiff,
vs..
G. Q Klukead, T @. Laudordale and II y
King, Defendants.
rs Virtue vt an execution Issued from t,'
Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri, In favor Of TIL
Traders Hank sud against Q. Y. kinkead
T. Q. Lauderisle and II. Y: klhg,. 10 ~
directed aud returnable. 10 tho .ALril term
lpOl, At Lexington, of said court J viii on
MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1901.
between the hours Of Q O'Clock In the fore
noon aud 0 o clock In the afternoon OF SAT-
lAy, In trout Of the court house door, In IN
wy Of Lexington, during the session Of thu
said circuit court, sell publicly u auction =
he highest bidder for cash in hand, MI IN
light. title, interest, claim and estate OF n.
aid Z. o. Klnkead. 7. c. Lauderdale anu n
4 King. defendants. In said execution. In AM
10 the following described real estate. situate
wing and being in tho county OF Lafayett
Ind state " Missouri. tO-wit; Lot ten no
mock &c" bates City, Missouri.
Given under my hand this gist DAY o
March, 1901. OsCAh a
g2itt Nntflu
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
D~IscoMFIruRE OF A BORE.
hack wsuid Tell About . Dinner ana
Was Driven Dat Of a. Elevated
Trais By . Girls Cleversess.

| InA QIII hAA 0IELlN EN4ukn W w
tract attention as abe entered the ele-
vated train. and OF her escorts the
ms 1rhose name was soon disclosed to
he .Jack looked very important. His
accent WINS sliShtly Affected. The 9TH
or escort was a neutraI-looking chap
with no accent. His name proved TO
he Tom.
A soon "a the trio were seated. Jack,
I'M a loud voice took up 4 story with
which he had evidently. been boring
his -companiops before they entered
IN. car n va. q recital In great. de-
+sil =, his exner;ences nj n recent din.
80 - 80
ner. ne uese'ipe. 'ne ~
wnat tne guests sa,d' wy vas
teresting, ana even retsileu hs
ieeiings' ihe sni shu
II tney were nearth' 'ne.
gave S'
aays u ne" ioih sun
nen, ne
eonee "as ,ousn
CT 70 put 'nr-e 'unips VI
anu ne seen'eu eurp',. $500, 49,
KNOW, mos. Peopie 'aAe on.y -a
Oh .usei' ou1 Law '" snss
IN nine ever sinee "ss y
70 orues' anu 'na. vac ny
,ner u'u' anu go
enousn ior nie, "nu
wno say oPPoS,'e me, ~ -.~.
10y ~S $50
niI. :. ~ IS
.Iur.. ~, = 80, ia,uo.aa ~.
So.
.ne ,..
W ~ " ..s
and one Of the passengers thought he
saw her give Tom a little kick.
"why-er-that is, of course. he
was a gentleman" said Jack. :.
do YOU know what it meant2"
asked the girl.
"hy-er-that is, not exactly, Of
course, but in a general way 10 is 9
complimentary toast"
DO o know its true meaning?'
said Tom, coming TO the girls aid
"when the mar lifts his glass ant
saw IL to you?"
The chap called Jack was now bad
" flustered and he admitted that h,
did not know exactly what tn,
Frenchman intended to say to him.
"And YOU sat there, Jack" said tn,
girl, earnestly, "snd permitted tina.
fellow to saw that to you withou
your resenting itq"
"Resent IL! Why, 7 didn't know
that the fellow was insulting me
How did I know thatP"
"But n. ,aid "A yotre snntc' 10 YOU
Tom would YOU let ANYBODY saw sue
a thing 40 hat IN vo,,3p
Az a. -. -, 7. L. ,x,,
- ~ ..ams,,w
~ .hi' a.. -. 40 ,s.,.r
\, A.s,n -. -. .niavn. IN
!. ] W. ar. -,a..a5 ~ ,srr
: o "n ~ rs.nsn.r. TS
q sney w ins,..on =. ~
e ~. S.v;ns sScan, vvbs
. ...s $3.50 Tam go =,
= .urned ArUsna 70 ION s sra =,
on bs, ch.si
sne :,
IL was uehoela.' VIM"
sPonosu A,nu 80.
seem,u ieel ~ sss.,
mistake n some way, ous ne Ilan
, know Iust now Aoseo.er a. AH s
,nnt enough =, .no ns
been o~vernearo py 'ne o.heI pAss
gers 20 MAKE MN aPPea'
IN tneir eyes. -n.
! aont Just sec yet "neIe INC u
suit IN saying "A 'otre Sah'e come
m. ne saiu. ~, -.
iou eNp :" h ~
a girl ~
nAYe no ' 'sn ~.
~.
.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

The husst lIno. Of cream and chocc'sts
candy In town for Doc per 10; nne ew
nuts Of all kinds; figs, %raisina. dates and
Malaga grapes n Jos. L. Longs.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
what slsll WE Rave ior pcsertl

This question arisos In the family ever
Jay. Let us answer IL today. Try Joll0,
delicious desert. Prepared IN two minute
No hahnsl add hot water and set IN oooi
Flsvors; Lemon, orange, raspberry and straw
berry. Al -FOUR Erocers, 10 cents, 8
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
rHE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
20 via the Chicago aud Alton Railroad
the short Line aud Best Route.
esDuCED ROUND TRIP RATES NOW
- ..-naDan

esDuCED ROUND TRIP RATES NOW
IN Effect.
A" 20 the large hotels at Hot Sprinrs
re now open. In addition TO these are
hree hundred boarding houses pr0vld-
ING accommodations at reasonable rates.
no, Springs. Arkansas. is the 0nlv
health and pleasure resort under direct
Government control. The curative
properties Of the Hot Waters are
youched for by the Surgeon General OF
10 uUnited States. Seud for rates, illus
lpated descriptive matter and complete
PARTICULARS.
Tel. No. so. Higginsville. Mo.
JAMEsCHARLT0N, &. &. ~ "a. A.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

The transfer company keeps a call book
At the Mammoth livery stable and one at
ths Grand Ceutral hotel. Leave orders al
these places. u
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

pleases all the family. Four iayors lemon.
orange raspberry and strawberry. At ysur
orossrs. leosnts. Try 1t today.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
n. IA 7. REDUCED RATES lsINDIAA
THRRITORY.
TINE TARLR.

TRAIN will pass Lexington Junction ,
The Wabash as follows;
Going eaat-No. 20, local freight, 0.2DA
H.; No. 2. Eastern Express, n;i0 a. m.
No. 70, Eastern Express, i2:03 p. IN No
!, Mail and Express, 3:5 p. m; No. 4
Atlsui o Express, i0sOi = m.
Going wsst-No. Z, Mail And Express
';o2 .. M; No. Is, Ksnsss City Aecomodt
iou. s:02a Z. IN.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
Ideal Tours Through
MEXICO.

EsoapS %fnoisnidBt winfef WIKI
Frat homs by joining Gates eighth
annual personally conducted tours
througe picturesque Mexico, less.
ing Chicago via Santa Fe Route
February 8 and2o 1901. Luxurious
special train 81 Pallmans, obsef-
vstion and dining cars, Tiokes
include all necessary travelling
Expenses, guides, etc 90 via saa
Antonia and Monterey returo via
hi Paso, Las Vegas Hot Springs
and Colorado spriugs, with side
ride 10 GRAND CANoE or ARIZONA.
Special arrangements tor vislting
CALIFORNIA. A %iascinstioe land,
abounding In magnificent scenery,
ancient rulus, pnd novel ioreigu
types. Number Of passengers
limited. Illustrated descriptive
pamphlet.
4. T. q $. y, Ry. Ticket Office
orW j. Biaes, VI ?. A., Itls
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

FoR SALE or RENT.-My q acre farm
on wsrrensburE road.
l5uf !. r MooRRHKAp.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
srops rHB oOuan AND WOaEs orr THE

Laxative Bromo. Quiuine tablets cure 9
cold Ia one day. No cure, no pay. Price
25 cents.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

TO CURE A COLD IN UEE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund tbs mccoy . 1t falls
10 cure. =. W.. aroSe's signature 10 on
ach Dor. 26o.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

From Lexington TO San Francisco and
return only $40 30 Tickets on SALE
July 9Th to 18th inclusive, good until
August Slst 1901.
From Lexington to Hot Springs and
return. via. Wagner, S21 So. VIA 81,
Louis 1886. Tickets on sale daily and
good ninety days.
From Lexington to Milwaukee, and
return via. st. Louis and Chicago tlo.V5
Tickets on sale July p and .,
From Lexington to Little Rock and
return SI4.30. Tickets on sale May
18th to.l0th, good until June LIST,
From Lexington to Kansas City and
return sl.SO, April %. and %, good
until nth.
From Lexington ! to Nevada and
return $3.50. May 10. and 10 good until
May 3Oth. .sAAs kess
From Lexington toIIicoln, 'Neb,, and
return $7,05; May 3dnto cd, good until
June ltn. l.
From Lexington to San Francisco
and intermediate points only S28. Tick
cts o sale every Tuesday until April
80, 1901.
Lexington to A1aconda, Butte, Gar
rison, Helena. Ogden, Salt Lake City,
s25, and to Washington points S28 30
Tickets on sale every Tuesday until
April 30th, 1901. Through tourist
sleepers without change.
Home Seekers tickets on sale April 2
and 10.
For full information please call on
A. s. LOOMS, Agent.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
yenetians, Tricots,
Lansdown, Poplins,
Velours, Etc, Etc.

We are showing a beautiful assortment OF the above named
goods and many other novelties in dress goods and waist cloths
adapted 10 carly spring wear. We will be pleased to have
you can and See what we can show you -. :. -. ....s,
New and elegant Dress Gnghams at 8 iac, Zoe and
is.c. New Spring Percales at 10 and l2c. Madras
Cloths Al l2s and loo. Cotton Covert Cloth, very
s.dl AZ i2lc. Dotted French Chambray at 96cts.
A MAGNIFICENT line Of Egyptian Tissues at 800 CASH
meIes ID ali new spring shades at 2c. Thcots In
exquisite colohngs at 3c and 40c. French Chslis at
aa One OF the largest lines Of Black Dress Goods,
All The new and novel things from 9c to $l7b.
Nas.lths in Window, Door and Bed Draperies,
Aaa PILLOW Covers; etc. etc,
81. 4 (-u dsvs we offer II Dundee Rugs worth Soc for soc.
<li IN 46oi Luzon Rugs worth zoe for $50. II large all wool
:u.on Rugs worth ST.. Ss for ST. 81; 3 Body Brussels Rugs worth
81 <Alof <fo8; ) Velvet Rugs worth SIS Tor $I'44;2 Brussels
! Rugs Ho.tb sL7s for 9oci 2 Brussels Rugs worth $h3s
) io1 S, ) extra large Kashkoi Rugs worth $3.50 lot $aoo'
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

ulC Gu "a By Gilman salve Satisfaction
HllI0 or rice rstundei. All druggists.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

WANTED AeKSrs-During the next
si1 months the threshers purchase cylip-
der aud engine ole, grsases, belting and
other supplies. Good salesrnen can make
money handling DOR line. Men owning
horss and buggy preferred. Hustlers
only need apply. The Howard Oh a
Grease Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 4-2st2
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-09
You all alones Me come in wid your"

him to be hung by the neck. but gave
him four months to turn hisself inside
out and be fit fur the Journey Not one
word did Pete say ag'in his sentence.
On the contrary. as some Of you must
remember, he thanked me with tears in
his eyes. sayin he had allus hankered
to become an angel.
"But what did the critter do about
as soon as he landed III jail?' asked his
honor in broken voice. "He acknowl-
edged that his sentence was Just
one and that was his best friend In
this cruel world and then turned
around and got shyster lawyer to ap-
peal his case. Yes. sir. takes 1t to q
higher court, and that higher court re-
verses the sentence and orders new
trial and says hevn't the legal au.
thorlty to hang q man. There's friend
ship fur you! There's gratitood by the
bar'l! That's Roarin Pete. who want
ed to be hung by the neck and go roar
in among the angels. I've got to back
water. I've got to crawfish. I've got
TO go around feelin that ! amt boss
and that I've bin throwed over. Roar
In Pete, | don't reckon you've got any
thing to say?'
Not skassly." replied Pete as he
scratched his head and refused to look
his honor in the eye.
mo. I,dldn't expect you had. What
could you say If you tried to? Tie
higher court says | can't hang you,
but durn my hide II I'm goin to twad-
die around and so all over the ground
ag'iD to let some other court hang you'll
No. Stree. This court amt drummln
up circus performances fur anybody
else, Bein as can't hang you myself
and hein as I've had to crawfish on
the sentence, I'm goin to turn you loose
and give you two hours to git across
Wolf river. That's all, Don't stop to
bid anybody goodby. and don't come
around to the Red Dog to try and make
It up with me. Constable Hooker re-
move the ongrateful critter aud give
him boost on his way. and us tha
docket has bin cleared III adjourn
court Till tomorrer." NJ. QUAD.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-09
BIRTHS.

ABLER-To Mr. and Mrs John Alb.
Ter, 1Ol6 South Main ST., Friday, Feb,
8, a son.
SCTIlRARD-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ma,
thias Schirard 147 West Crosier ST..
Friday Feb. 8, a daughter ,
TAILOR-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
r. Taylor, 1063la Bowery ST.. Wednes.
day, Feb. 6, n son. y
MILLER-To Mr. and Mrs. Sylyes.
ter Miller, ia East Buchtel ave.
Thursday, Feb. 7, n sou.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-09
~ ~ !
80 ~ rrlentC;

= No more meritorious production has
been given at the Grand this season
than that of Nathan Hale by Howard
Kyle and his splendid company, FRI
day evening, and 1t is not at all to the
credit Of the theater going people of
the city that they gave it such scant
patronage
Around the heroic character of the
Revolution from whom the piece de-
rives its name. the author has woven
romance of absorbing interest.
From the time the scene opens in the
historic New England school house
TO the end of tho piece when the self
sacrificing patriot Hale exclaims, as
did the original in the heroic drama
OF the Reyolutlon--"I regret that
have no more>lives to lose for my coun.
try"--the interest continues to grow
and the audience seems to feel that
il is living the struggles for liberty
i'll the early days of the nation.
One cannot but regret that the
piece must end with the death of the
hero, but fidelity to the historical mar
rnttve left the author no alternative,
and it Is this same fidelity carried
throughout the entire production, that
gives ~ the play its unsurpassed and
Well-nerltcd claim to human sympa-
thy.
Mr. John Il. Warner. the veteran
manager OF the company. made his
first visit to Akron in 1871 He has
been managing theatrical enterprises
for 80 years For three years he was
manager for Comedian Nat Goodwin's
Starring tours. The Nathan Hale
company left today for Mansfield,
from whence 1t will go to Detroit and
later to 81, Louis.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-09
DENIED
By Secretary Rob-
inSOn
Is Report Concerning
WhiteWare Plant.
No Negotiation For Sale Of Sewer
Pipe Works.

Mr. Byron w. Robinson, secretary
of the Robinson Bros. IL Co., one OF
Akron's leading industries Informs
the Democrat that the report publish
ed in Thursdays paper TO the effect
that his company is shortly to un'
dertake the erection of large white
ware plant is wholly without foundu-
tion.
There has been absolutely no he.
gOtiation for the sale of the Robin,
son Bros. e Co.'S Sewer Pipe works
to the American Sewer Pipe COM
pany," said Secretary Robinson today,
''and we have no idea of building the
whiteware plant. wish you woUid
say emphatically that there has been
no negotiation for the purchase of our
plant by the American Sewer Pipe
company"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-09
New Engines For B. & O.

Three Of the new "Atlantic" type of
engines for the b. Il o. have gone
through Akron in the past few days,
double, heading on trains for the west.
They differ from the new engines ON
the Erie only In having a single cab.
Local railway men commend the new
engines highly and predict great things
for their working power.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-09
He Wa. p,,,.s

you know what coincidence Is, 1
suppose" queried the man with the
newspaper to his fellow passenger.
You bet do" was the hearty reply.
Thirty years ago | WAS In Buffalo and
dead broke. and man lent me no
cents. The other day went back there
to pay it. and SO different men claimed
to be the right one and run the interest
on the loan up to S3.50."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-09
Late We Locals

White Fawn Council, Improved Or.
der of Red Men will give a calico bah
in Music hall, Friday evening. Feb.
%. Each lady present will be ex-
pected to wear calico dress and a
boa to match.
Bank clearlngs for the past week
are reported as follows: Akron $780,
700; Canton S272,0o0; Springfield
1901 ,465; Youngstown $433, ,6S9
Members of Sicily lodge, K. of P,
will give free entertainment at their
hall in the Inman block, East Ak.
ron, Wednesday evening, Feb. ID.
%
Mrs. N. O. Stone on Friday after.
noon donated two tons of coal to
Uncle Joe Kendall to be distributed
among the poor. A
The Humane Society took the four
children Of Mrs. James Albright, 353
West North ST., who was recently sent
to the asylum, to the Children's home,
Friday.
The new pump for the Akron Water
Works Co. has arrived, One section Of
1t weighing 16 tons, was removed from
the Erie freight house to the pumping
station with much difficulty Friday.
-
The regular weekly meeting of the
w. G. II. U. will be held at the rooms
162 S. Main st. Monday afternoon Mt
o'clock. A full attendance Is desired,
to make arrangements for fhe annual
reception.