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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
Seth CONGRESS-.
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ccssion of his amendment was post
poned until tomorrow.
An amendment was offered hy Teller
Col. to that section OF the army bin
which authorizes the President TO retire
any army officer who has been suspend
eli from duty either hy sentence ar court
martial or by executive order in mitiga-
uon OF such sentence. striking out the
words has been" ANA sub titUt.ng there
for shall re hereafter"
After saying that the section had been
Incorporated in the bill Tor the purpose OF
enabling the President to retire Cen.
Egan, former commissa'y general of the
army, Teller declared il was retained in
the bill i'll order thar an officer of the
army, Major Joseph w. Wham. might be
goi rid of. tic cannot be gotten rid of
ought not TO be gotten rid Of i'll amy cir
cumStInCcs."
In the course Of his remarks Teller adj
vcrtcd to the case Of Gen. Ecun at some
length. Teller denounced Gen. Egun in
sensational language.
AS an officer of the United States
army" said the senator. he made an
exhibition Of himself and showed himself
To be a miserable backguald.
Referring to Gen. ESan's Genial Of Gen.
Teller declared his language was brutal
ana low and SO bad il could not b. over
looked. although there was Il very owl
dent desire to overlook it.
President for having ret red Gen. EEan,
asserting that the retirement in the cir
cumstanccs was Il decoration and re
ward for his attack u"on the general
commanding the army.
At considerable length Teller then dis
cusscd the case of Major N'ham.
At the conclusion of Teller $ statement
Carter Mont. one of the members Of the
military affairs committee. addressed che
Senate in an appeal for the passage oi
the pending measure a. an early date.
Il think the Senate ought to know.
said Carter. that each days delay in the
massage of this bill will Involve an uddi-
iional expenditure Of at least $,or.to1.
Carter said, tomorrow. be would ask
the Senate to fix day for the final vote
upon the measure.
Teller declared that lie would object at
this time to any date being fixed fer y
final vote. lie said the propositions con-
to demand fun dcuatc. If the party in
power. sad he, desired 10 facilitate its
passage, the Senate could BE asked to
meet at II O'Clock each day.
This bill is rot Z party measure, SuE-
gestcd Garter. 1t was reported to this
body by Il committee composed OF men
of all parties. If the senator from 10
RADIO insists upon considering il as 4
party measure
That is u gratuitous insult" shouted
Teller.
that if the senator from Colorado az
sires to make this 4 party measure, he
will find it difficult TO get following in
this chamber.
Teller then renewed his suggestion that
the Senate met at II O'Clock tomorrow. or
at o clock or at amy other hour. II do
not care if this delay docs cost S'",ooo =
day. 1t involves the creation of great
standing army that Will cost this govern
ment millions upon millions Of dollars
after we are dead ana gone. /,
Carter then moved that when the Sen
ate adjourn il be until Il o'clock tomor-
row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought ~ the wires From the
North East, south and West

The coroncr's jury i'll tho I7rcdonia Nor
nal school are at DInii:k. y. y, Mon
doN. found !, verdict taat no officers nj
tho school were criminllIy ~ blame fo~
the deaths OF iac six students and the
jJnitor.
Wm. Ncufcld who murdered Hts moth
er'S cousin. Mrs. Annie kTonlnan, ii her
apartments IN West 25th street. New
YORK, Aug. 7. 1899. was put u death in inc
electric cnair in tie state. prison AT Sing
Sing. y. Y. at COS o'clock Monday morn
ing.
Edward Kelly. prominent race horse
man, is at his hOn3. N Chicago IN "A dan
gerous condition from the result Of 4
dangerous battle with two highwaymeu
heliY was on his way horne WREN he was
stopped by fGotpads who pre- scented revolt
NcrN az his bead ana ordered him Ia hold
TIL his hands tao resisted ana wa
knocked down ana brutally beaten and
robbed Of money AID Valuahlc5 To the
amount % Sj'.
National BUILDING Trades Council began
Hat Cincinnati. Monday. ana Will continue
through the week. There are 21u dele
gates; present representing in animated
membership over ldr.t,6. the of me p-ip-
cipal suhjt cts ~ come before The convcn-
lion is that ar t0riCCC 'utlGu or inc union
in the building Industry With view 70
sympathetic as well ~ cooperative ac-
ton. A uniform scale Of wages will bc
considered. rs wei as working hours, ana
a a3%.em Il arbitration.
Ahrom Roth.llpg. al eccentric German.
q -:ytt abuul - Years. III ..na. On. pa some
tllne ago became i,rhu"d WIN tao notion
mat after his Ceath grave roaher-, y0u!I
steal his body ana sell it to sume meulcal
college. He diun believe IN C:o,nati7u
SO ne had heavy metal casllet with Il
strong lock on u matte at Cleveland 'fnr
cas1ct was delivered 10 his homo i short
time AGO. ans n" i;ad q 81! tiu ..t.,I "A, -
room. kGthnyer setrel 10 tako sDec;a.
delight It'll puiiV irspt cting tf,t rtc.piacle
H." nights dS" II" Wa try ing 10 move
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
POSTAL RECOMMENDATIONS.
j0in. Committee Reports Results Ct l.s Two
Years Ct Investigation

Washington. Ian. li-THr lu#..l com
mit;rc of ~" ilou-" ana iL,' ~on..ir Tri.4
has been iuEr5tirltias- lus,aL matters lur
the I4St tw9 gears, mHG. ils i,4tIT.. t.i-
day.
The committee una"imoH-.y reports n
favor nf cNClTiirc i,nm thc sc,oad-,ia iii
mail rnta. tr-t. books Y h.t.t.r Bound WEI
unbound: S"con'i n Usi.alj, Ta ani l,riuu-
icalS uns"i' son; bN news agent 20 ap-
Other news assent ~ returned az tny ltib-
lish"rs: thir'l. sample copies of M EsIn-
rcr'' above " certain small fNed prupp.-
ton of he circulation.
TIN committee ALSO urnniiaod-lE rc-
ports against tnr contatiu.,. of thc ay--
term If Transmitting II t''s an jnr Imcu-
MATTE tubes UrdCr present conditions.
TIE committee tliauiu It.ait rrpurte
that uritA"r caa-.;V IN !.};or postage
nor tho cstailiShIE, ~ Of u s%-toga nj utr-
Gets pest IL pragticanIc Cattr c@iatpi.
conditions VI revenue tnr expenditure.
even if otherwise desirable. uuuu WhicA
no opinion is expressed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
Delaware Senatorial Caucusc5.

Dover. Del. Jan. 1.-THE Democrat
in caucus, tonight, nominated willard
Saulahury FOR the senatorial vacancy
to succeed senator George Gray. FOR
the full term, 70 succeed United states
Richard kcnncy. Mr.. kcnncy Was
Sixteen Republicans in III"
caucus, tonight, unanimous
lv nominated John Edward Adticks
and he will be voted fpr on both short
ana long term ballots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15

The 90 wire weavers and drawers
employed by Rice & Coulton at Palm
or. Mass. who struck. Tuesday, over
tie introduction of Armenian labor in
to the factory. returned to work. Mon
day The state board Of arbitration ' is
tied Palmer. Saturday. and after inter
viewing both parties held a consulta-
ton hearing. at which members OF the
firm and strikers We're presen" and
which resulted in both sides coming to
an a:nicable agreement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
Colorado Fusions.s Nominate r. 81. Patterson

Denver. col. Jan. 1.-THE caucus CT
he fusion members Of tho Legislature,
tcnicht. nominated Thomas II. pattc,-
son II Denver. for the United States
senate. to suct ccd Senator @. +. Vol
colt. nir. Patterson is second vice pres
ident Of The associated Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
IN UTMOST DESTITUTION.
And Danjalsonyile. Ct. Orders the Poor VI
qaa. 10 ov on.

Danielsonville. Conn, Jan. H.-lns
tribe Of Magaars VINO landed in Bos'gu
some weeks ago en- route from fuSsI
to thr Southern states. have reacn..
this town and, last night. cncampeu u
the fields. sleeping IN the snow cove
ground. They ara i'll the utmost desa
tuition. y child VAS born to one OF -. "a
women. last evening, and mother III I'll
infant spent the night in the iieids W. rsa
no other roof than the winter SKY -! ~
lncai authorities have ordered Y
Efggaars to leave at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
WILL INVOKE THE LAW.
Mayor Leonard OF Lawrence. Would Compel
Republicans to Attend Council Meeting.

Lawrence. Mass. Jan. 1.-THE nine Re
ulhlic3n couOciImen refused to attend the
meeting of the common council called Tor
tonight Mayor Leonard will. tomorrow.
through the city solicitor. apply for
writ of mandamIs TO compel the Repub-
Iican councilmen to attend the meetings.
as all city business is held up pending the
organization. One result of the deadlock
is that the city laborers Will not be paid.
tomorrow as there is no committee on
accounts to approve the bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15

When the House met, Loud. eau, IRE
secuted inc rrpoft ~ the III l'Slii com
mission which h;iS hc"" lnNtSi.SatlH@ tn''
question ii railway maui pay ana rLhcl
matters affecting postal affairs. iE.~
was District % columbia day uhdc" IN
rules, but IN" diS;rct committee \lt!dt.t
10 the river ANA harhor bIll rlth inc in
derstandihG that the district Sh"uIu haEr
next Monday instead Of today. ih" #"
nate upon N" river ana I-dfhpf III! Wal
then resumed
Lawrence Mass, member 81 the G. m
mittcc. protested AGAINST ihr m! i'.
great lHt"lhalltnai pol, Gus ttlI% rh'tl@
To the state ~ WHch they hapirM'd
be located. II" cit"d n" ease 81 hoStun
harbor; which received several ml'I."n5 H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15

day. and argued in favor Of the bill
for the creation % court Of pension
appcals to consider rejected pension
claims. There arc about 100000 cases
adversely passed upon each year b.
The pension office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
ALL ROADS WELCOME.
,ltlma.cd that None Will Be Shut W. '
Dominion Territory.

Montreal. Jan. 14-IIon. A. O. b,1 !,
minister Of railways and canals III "a
interview. today, virtually aniioun In.
that he would propose Legislation ~"
ing the coming session Of Pariidii,.n
ror ti.c appointment Of railway ind
mission TO decide freight ra'e9 ,hat
similar matters. Iie also intimates NJ 10.
ag there II coal enough in krllis" Iii.
lumbia to supply the world ior a.. in
I1n years. no obstacles viii pe r. 10
The way Of any roads that VAN
a,,tar nv The Crows Nest Pass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15

Hon. Adna Brown. one Of the ding
inent men of Vermont, ana 'i'' ,,or,e at
citizen Or his town. died at MS ~ ~ af-
Springfield. VI. Monday moii ~ years
tar short Illness. lie was :. caring
2ld. He was president OF the identi-
Sold Electric Railway. and Na Uses Of
HUH with many other enterp snsiness
Springfield. He was III ao,i ~, branch
and had occupied seats IN p Nv 9 son
~ IL the Legislature. = WiuO"'
and daughter survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
A vicio-y 'of Quay. Today.

Harrisburg, Pa. IAN. li-Thcre L. cr-
cry Indication, tonight. .lut thc n.tt.r
struggle TAN nitri states senator VIII
terminate. tomorrow, win thc election NJ
tot. N. 5 quay. thc nominee OF the joint
Republican CaGcns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
Clark Nc m!rated in Nonla7a.

Helena. Mont Jan IA The Joint soma
torial caurus, tonight, nominated Nm. \
Clark. IL ia brii,*'d tlaiE will have a
majority ~ Doth Iu-s,S AND may bc
elected toDurrpW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. sam Ii.-The following
Aiainc pension change. resulting from
the iss we of boo. -, are announced;
Original sumner l'lui CLntou. Sf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
Yale viii Attend Inauguration.

New Haven Conn. Jan. r-Thc Yale
..n,i.rEraduutcs. lt a mass IupctiUg. tr-
night. dccid,d IA taEr tart IT'D tho iual-
gural parade. ucNt NJ ruh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
IN THE HOUSE.
River and Harbor Bill Has Many Amendments
Offered But Few Accepted.

Washington. Jan. 1l-1hr House, today.
poStnoncd District Of oCiumbia business
which was the regular order for today.
until next Monday. and proceeded vita
the river ANA harbur ii.l. General drhatc
closed at o'clock ANA the Tin was read
under the 5-minutc rule for amendment
Good PROGRESS was made. - Of the 2.
pages being completed. Many amend
meEts were offered but without exception
ali of them failed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15

TO CURE A COLD IN oNS T.Dl.ts
Take Laxative Bromo Quinasmv II Il fsis
Ai drug sists refund the TsiTSnsture
to cure. f. w. Groves tanO
zach Dor. sse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15

There is q famine in the province of
Shen ST, China. and il is said that o.
0C0,oC0 people are facing starvation.
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IFH.J3SI51.EHyTM7Nz5

Q lhe strong man and tie Wea- 4
9 woiTa.-:. The a.@-dy oak and he (
Y clinGing vine. Women to-day d. )
Z not expect to be carried around !
4 iike children. They have Serious 2
4 work to do-hard work-and thew Y
q must be fitted for it. The ideal \
o medicine to build up weak women /
2 i SMITH's GREEN MOUNTAIN .
Y KENoYAToR, because it is MAIDEN .
4 Vermont Of pure, wholesome herbs !
4 redolent Of tb- fragfal:. woods, the I
o green nils and the bracing air. 4
D These herbs are 50 combined as 10 D
9 assist Nature in restoring Strength. .
Y Your Smiths Green Mountain r., Y
o ovator IS all it is recommended 10 he q
Il X IS worth us weight in gold. II really <
y is wonderful the way | gained strength Y
D after using the RenovatOr. | was COM O
4 plcte!yTun down, nervous and exhausted. 4
y coGld not eat, sleep. or do a bit Of work. Y
o was depressed and discouraged. ATE, O
Il using bIC bDLt!C i Ittl Us Strengthening n
y effects, and continued its use until after \
q using few bottles, now feel like new 0
4 woman. Ny appetite is splendid. and K
y sleep like a log. and feel strong, and my Y
O nerves no longer set me on edge. can.0
4 not say enough for your wonderful med. K
y icine. and shall do all in my power to help Y
n you in getting the sick and weak to use 0
4 !t.r 4
= MRs. MARY J. PERRY,
q as Spring Street, Portland, Ne 0
n ,~Y~,1G.oDcs0scn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15

Secretary Root said tins afternoon. tina.
he was glad 20 hear that the suprcm
court had deciucd that Nicely cuIIl be cN-
trlditcd. for the reason that the failure
Of the United States 10 return Nicely tu
uC5a for trial for the embeZzlcmt mt ui
Cuban postal funds would give American
justice a black eye in Cuba. especially as
The United States was doing all it could
20 reform and purify tho administration
4: ivrtivu in ttat island
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08

Cordoya Coffee is sold by all grocers.
Insist on having Cordova coffee, take
no other.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08

wish you to take prnyerfully into con-
sidcration the immense and incalcula
bile sowing DR.. Monroe has done dur
ing his splendid labors In your midst
do not doubt that many a fallen
field is full of seed, and only awaits
the action of your own faith and pray
ers. have little doubt that your pas
tor will be sadly disappointed were
he confronted with a waning life for
his congregation. Therefore have
accepted your call because | know
what he has already done, and | asl,
you for faith In yourselves, in each
other, ard in God.
That we may be ready for an en-
larged work and life let me ask you
for preparation during the Few
months prior to my coming prepara'
tion in prayer, in determination, in
planning, that we may push out into
such a place as God would have oc
cupied by 80 great church
IL is a great undertaking to follow
such n pastorate as you have had. II
is a serious work that you have called
me to lead forward. | shall need nj
your sympathy for my weaknesses
your prayers that l may be wisely
guided, your love that may not b'
apart in your midst.
Allow me to express my gratiica
tion in view of your confidence tina
1 am the man sent Of God to lead yo,
ON. 1t is with sense of weakness
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08
Wanted.
Everybody to buy Cordova Coffee.
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas death has recently remov-
ed from our midst our esteemed broth
or Sir Knight Geo. s. Dales. and
Whereas, Akron tent has lost a faith
FIJI member and u sincere friend and
the family a loving andh devoted hus-
band and father. therefore be it
Resolved That while we deeply de-
plore the loss of our departed brother,
we gratefully testify to the memory of
his many virtues. To the family Of the
deceased we tender our heartfelt sym
paihy in their great sorrow and affiic-
tlon. and further he it
Resolved, That these resolutions bt
spread on our records and copy sent
to the family of our deceased brother
ana that our charter he drapcd In
mourning for 30 days.
j. A. SABOR,
n. II. HARRINGTON.
l.. j. NIGHSWANDER.
Committee.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08
FRANCHISE
Permitting S. o. T. Co. to Enter
Cincinnati.

The Southern Ohio Traction Co, has
secured its much desired franchise pro-
viding right-of-way into Cincinnati.
This is the first instance of any cleo
tric company's securing rights for a
trolley line in Cincinnati since the
power of the Cincinnati Consolidated
Co., became so fnr-reaching. The pro,
posed road of the southern Ohio Trac-
ton Co.. will be 56 miles long. 1t will
connect Dayton, Hamilton and Cincin-
natl. The terms of the franchise per
mits the company to extend line two
miles into Cincinnati. Work on the
line will begin at once.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08
Nolan Bros.

Just received another large shipment
OF fine baskets which we place on sale
at remarkably low prices especially
Office scrap baskets, 1t will pay you TO
see them.
Apricots
We are offering the best dried apri.
cots this week at the remarkably low
price of pounds for % cents.
Canned Succotash
Another great bargain: These goods
are sold everywhere at l5c can but
we shall sell them this week, three cans
Best Maine Succotash for 25c.
Canned Corn
Shall also sell this week very good
canned corn at the surprisingly low
figure of cans for Doc.
Our Teas and Coffees
Are the best on the market ana will
please you, Try them.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08
Anniversary.

The German Benevolent Society cele-
bratcd its seventh anniversary at Mar
ket House hall Sunday evening. The
program consisted of musical and lit
erary selections. A large crowd en-
ioycd the occasion.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08
WAS BOLD.
John Wilson Broke Jail and
Came Home.

The claim is now made that John
Wilson, who broke jail in Youngstown
where he was held on charge of
horse stealing, last fail, spent greater
part of the winter in Akron. He even
worked on the streets fof the city, il Is
said. He disappeared week ago.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08
DARING.
Doylestown Boy Held Toy
Cannon In His Hand.

Anthony, the twelve year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Rupe, of
Doylestown. had the thumb and little
finger of his right hand blown off
by the discharge of toy cannon.
Saturday afternoon. Rupe was hold
ing the cannon in his hand mt the
time it was discharged. Drs Step
field and Spencer attended TO his in
jury.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08

and only in reliance on Gods grace
that accept your call.
wish to serve in your midst Pray
for me that | may he like the Master
in that service.
May | ask chat prayers may be offer
ed after the reading OF this letter
prayer for the unity of the spirit in
our now relation and may l ask that
aftcrward you win sing the hymn,
az expressive OF our mutual desire,
beginning.
20 God of Bethel, by whose hand
Thy people still are fed"
Again | thank you for your conf
dence expressed by your call. Again
ask your prayers and sympathes
for the work. Wishing you grace
mercy and peace, | am yours in the
gospel,
HOWARD s. MacAYEAL.
DR., 7. IL. Momoe's pastoratc viii
continue until September |, and by
that time DR., MacAyeal will be ready
to begin his ministry here. DR., Mac
| Aycal Is of Scotch decent He is g
years of age, and has wife and child
His education was obtained in various
institutions, he having taken course
in colleges in the United States, Cana
da and England. The st. Louis churcl
of which he is pastor, has been vcr.
prosperous under his leadership.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08
Boston Store
THE WEATHER TUESDAY.
Fair.
leoc oureairs

THE SEASON is AT HAND
FOR REpLENISHING YOUR
LACE CURTAINS. WE THROW
orr AMONGST OUR BIG AS
soRTMENT SOME GREAT BAR
GAINS THAT CAN'T HELP BUT
INTEREST,":
AT soc A PAIR-Notingham
lace curtains. 3 yds. long, several
different styles to pick from.
An 75c aud 81 PR.-This is a splen-
did Curtain, 3la yards long, over
stitched edge; beautiful designs.
Ar S1.25. $1.39 AND $1.5O A
PAlR-You would be surprised
TO see the grade of lace these cur
talns are made from, and the
handsome designs; you can't find
better patterns even If you pay
great deal more.
AT $1.75, 81. $2.25, S2.50-A big
range of prices, and "A big range
of patterns. Curtains at these
prices wash and wear. All made
of pure white Nottingham Lace,
The patterns are copied from real
Rrussels and Irish Point Lace cur
tains.
AT SO. $3.50, $500 A PAllt--
Ii would take an expert to tell the
difference from real Brussels net
curtains when you see such quar-
tiles of lace as are in these cur
tains. All pure white, 312 yards
long
We carry full line of curtain
poles and trimmings, in all sizes
and lengths, at lowest prices.
EenFfie Surtaivs
Al 81 AND $1.25-Piain and
figured Null Curtains, 3 yards
long. Can be washed and will
not loose their appearance.
AT $3.50 TO 500 A PAlR-Rut-
fled Null Curtains, trimmed with
lnce and insertion, also rutiled net
curtains. All these curtains wash
and are very stylish and desirable.
AT $375 TO 81 4 PAiR-Fine
Irish Point Curtains, handsome de-
signs, 81 yds, long, made of good
strong thread aud bound to wear.
A Few Interesting Items About
Dress Goods.
Al 6Jc 4 YARD--All wool light
and dark grey homcspuns, elegant
for suits or skirts, worth 81.
Al soc YARD.-All wool Home
spnns, ~ inches wide, all colors, the
proper weight for suits and skirts
worth $l.25.
AT 81 A YARD A big range OF
black goods, in all the latest wCnves
Your attention to our black Cana
denses. This is n special cloth, As
inches wide, made from fine So
lected wool and the hest wearing
material in the world today for this
money.
Special demonstration Of thu
{ Ideal Skirt Supporter at our notior
department. All ladies' shoul'
see it,
.~->~-o-~-~-~~~~~-o~~N
150-152 SOUTH HOWARD ST.
-.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-08
jury.

It's mistake to imagine that itching
piles cant be cured: mistake to suf-
fer q day longer than you can help.
Doans Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. At any drug
store, 30 cents.