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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

Pssr Old -TBt5e ToRI's Cabin has
tad F1s trials and 1r5bnlations. for
many Tssrs- fsut II remains for our
@Nn sam Woods 10 add tof1s troubles.
By announcing has OWN versions of
Hsis ancient T.&sg. 10 be presented al
sbs GGsnd Opera house, saturday.
May 2,71h- matinee and evening
Mr. Woods has organized Akron's
OWE Amateur Dranraf5c club and pro
poses ID produce series Of -stzndard''
plays ADe be selects As his first vie
r11R- 1he rEasraa1e -Tnele Tom-'-this
5s n1f fair Why ncf tackle Richard
IIT--sr The Lady Of LFons--yet, no
LgEntr- i0e performance VIII be inter
eszAng from many points Of view The
Sased hounds. the Joe scene The Jubilee
sdnEesls- VII all ne On hand
In aAis hazardous undertaking. Mr..
woods. Kh1uld lse upheld 10y ad1nir1nE
Akngnites
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30
The Annual Building of Opera
Houses on Paper.
There Is Fight Ahead If All Plans Nature.
An Old Actor In a New Role.
CBy Charles 1leDonaldl

The time was WHEN the usual yarn
cane sEon~ sboEr a n@w opera mouse
in Akr0u-ilzt "a certain az the sea
sorz rOIIes5 by-Er was the standing
joke
Now. IT. seems we arE 20 have 2 sEr-
fssr Of theatres Tke AkrBa Beatty
cnupauy anr0Gneps thzt tg1c5e1t
stock has been sE1hs.sT5s.esl 10 zxrrz1I
.he assertion zGzEgrT-z15VeaF- ahsz1 Il
new thearer VIII De- b15I1 % the
corner Of NH and Higs .1s- a gsD-
tIenau fruu LfrzE- OA59- l. 10
be tie n-arager- Sg1ens61 Es0res On
NH ST. eurrzns1e On HEgh a. and ali
that SOFT Sf thfnz Tseo tie fAe+
cones I'd Light that 4D9chex E-1sgnE1nsn1
theatre Il 10 be built On ts.e site Of tie
Empire house Tben- again II ks an
a5,.oEure far1. 1FsEc another tEez1-e Is
to be bCTfIr IN -Akrgz- Ab,SG1 1ESs S1Os
there has BEEN ng assEsgapssr talk 10
Que has bsssra a-iseft 10 z71sfscTItee tOr
stock IE w0Ub5 hs bC=se3 q 6g3-
ndenes To mention tEse ESGsr5S2- IL
Will be- man:E9=,s By Il well kD0Wu
aana-sr- who does ma wish Ems EsnaD-
tn be made known al TINS tfD&
Then amin II 81 fRsd ~ well 10 rs-
mind these enthusiasts aE=Br 1lOs-e q
a thearrs On NSCra Mst1 81 known
a. tts Grand Opera bsQse- wa0He
narzzsr- Nj 7 K AEsauEsl- By 1zre-
Less industry hax lifted II mp fnsCI
the rur N whlch Il ha1 prET6SRs8F
E-aTsd % a EExEr1zzx MT b=Bd by z1F
-au.s nfzhr xCzEI5- t1sEzre II OA50-
and n ~ rot esEr &C Earr~ hsrle . enE
tie arre-1faD Il 4z1btr5gRs E1E1sEERrs
% the fzer- that- wsse1 gEsafrx Esses'
hornis1zp.s,s- rhIsF E1zEsE e,8T1- On LIN,
d. a lively eEIHEzfzF- IL Il IL Imagined
fsr n11u1en-- 11.Ez b's WI ess1ss'sart q.
rzIezzre 1Iss -EsrznE- u 4 ssago5 -t4asil
poEfrb81- they zrs Wa'sfIZg mistaken
He hssisL,s tine whip hEzr4- AMI Il VII
slIss 4GrBuxsr hEEm2s 1hEEn E5se GDss
alluded IT, m eppGasf11ln - take zas
Jeaa fn1n HIM
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

When Racsrr v Ferguson Gf Mrs
FAkeTx eIEnDHnF e:nnDs n 4s ar FIJI
CzwfeF- m -B.s.itF SaErrLT Efbe sd1aer
Ef1az- hLz interpretation VIA rsszE1IIis--
eenr af Ifs days when he w4E m 1hs
unIt4 hgHsinrssss- mInF Fs:ErB zz8 whsD
the tgrsi.I II hlis 7ssr.E WIRE
Tn tae msEs EurRaisr-
I'm rtrs aIsHtis ETI-tfnss
ThsF say I'm HIgEIsE-
BScB HASN'T ehsE1Eess m-neb Rl1te be
Ees5ns ~Is<sr- -7i--'sf essGTzs Mrs FAEsEe
SEf.I EmEW-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

Our gad friend Harry HaNn, is now
1BHlaneh Of an he surveys; whether
ne 1"ssEs 10 the south at abe Lakeside
Casino, or 10 the north. beyond The
elRsisae Eneeaners Of CuFahoga Falls,
and up rtist winding road that leads
ts Randolph park. he is the sole aribiter
d destiny
This Is as r Should be. for there is
Bs nRn 1Dlne csEralile than the genial
Harry
These KalfftF rsuaeFille White
EE1k-- cs1't EEranE any games on him
he kngEs them AL Many years Of eK
s'ssdanoe has 1aRgh1 hiin ali then
curves 80 ID speak II Is pleasant q
ElliILk 1lIs1 aDr summers amnseneuts
are IN ans capable hands: II is a gnar
E11se fEr pure and e8san shows. 70,
he VII Rsf rL3ssra1e Hug1hing else.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

Il had piles so bad / could get 70
rest nor find a cure until l tried De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve After us
ing it once, / forgot ever had any
thing like piles" L. C. BOice. SOmers
Point. y. Y Look out for limitations.
Be sure you ask for DeWitts.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

The uaBsrzfIe Cla-a Morris, has.
II lenE1h. reached mar stare In life,
when overwhelmed 10y her belief IN
hs;r gEn greatness, she has concluded
ID write ber autobiography Tins If
Bhds Miss MUIag snsE Mrs. Herr1orr
lH,gtn 10 know E..a1sr-
II sii1e rlmfDs6 herself 10 facts. she
HniEin ase fRryiTen. buI when Ete under
takes N slGnder BRTner MacHuIey. thar
grand s,ld nrsar. stEgsmanager. man
REsr and SIZE shs fDrgets teE5dentIy
EaIsa nbsne are may living witnesses to
the fnefK
MISS MnrsaE. IN me recommendation
sf Er1nd ald S6in EIlser cEne 4
AhcEIiIeyiE rhsE1sr Es -lencing lady
IN alis s-Bt.k caupaIg-fibe Was trez1ed
HIAsndidlF-rhenR eHms hKBdss1ns
F-EIik AHFn, rs a silr. following
gIitkzE, Miss Morris retired from ms
sHuEnry-gnD- a CsckerIA fhen EdI
Er a 1ns Enuuiuer, IN GinciEnErI, Al
E-nsnr Anulirsr and etEmpin. was
nisehErgsn 1T gdhD n Mclean, be
cause af ms defense af her he went
a. View WORK bechme E.dit1r af rhs
View Work World and Eas convenient
lF fassar1sn ny her Msss Mwras neEer
wzas q EreHt actress; IN -.Niss Mutton
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

There viii be- Dr-Is1ntss1 al aisR Grand
OpsrI EsEAE- au MIR Il L s7BTv a
View England lie. called Way LsSNr
hnms8F scsrF AT LIE EmHnE 1slntBE
ressuEsE. n " E-z.EzEr a1un -..g8sssh EEld1-
eauIhI- ~ %iIHrEs AGslsss~ h,s.Enss ].
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

The Sons Of Veterans played drama
ea1S-Be1 All For His Country last
week The b0Fg did well so did the
ladies' N the east but the stage diree-
f9r was eKsereDle- Because some wise
EEsn from The east comes along with
what lie calls an original manuscript
IL 10 reason why he should be ac.
ee5ded without investigation These
wise Ps9ple sometimes know less about
directing q rehearsal than they thinE
a8eF Do
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

Dr. R4- - dors,
once. Han Block, corner Howard
and Market Open evenings. Sunday,
from 10 70 3.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-30

rezebes the heart more than it does
the senSe<.
When blsse New York crowds a thea,
ter for two years to witness a play.
sbere must be something in it out.
side Of the play there j. Phoebe Davis.
1he brightest little woman on the
Stage TO-DAY product Of California,
and for years the greatest fsrorite on
the Pacific coast then there is Dell
Williams as the Squire the greatest
character actor On the American stage
today And 1t nnst be remembered
thst tbs Is the original company in its
e1ffreiF-au the special scenery. every
detail complete. jast as it was pro
d3osd IN all the large cities. from New
Iork 70 Fan Francisco Even the
clergy commend II: the play is pure
and wholesome and it should receive
1ae patronage that II deserves.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

oFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Washington, June Is, IDOL
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners OF
the District OF Columbia have caused 10 be pre-
pared blank schedules for personal property sub
ject TO taxation, as required by section 10 of the
act OF Congress approved March 3, 1877. imposing
tax on personal property in the District OF CO.
lumbia. and that copy of such schedule will be
delivered to any citlz IN applying therefor this
office. The law provides that said schedule shall
be properly filled, sworn % and returned 10 the
assessor within forty-hve days after this notice.
This law win be strictly enforced. By order OF
the Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia.
II. II. DARNEIILlK. Assessor, DC. jei5-6t
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PROPOSALS.

ARCHITECTS OFFICE. o. s. CAPITOL. WASH
ington, ID. c., June Is. 1.0.-Sealed proposals VII!
July 1, 1901, and opened Immediately thereafter in
the presence OF attending bidders. for the CON
and ceilings of the central portion IF the Capitol
building, Washington, d. c. Copies of tn, draw
after June Is, by responsible contractors In this
line of work. Applications for plans must be
be refunded return of drawings and specifics-
l aPehlteet tOY & ' 8 capitoI " ici7 :Hs
PROPOSAL FOR EARTH EXCAVATION FOR
Foundation of New Pumping Station.-Office Of
the Commissioners, ID. c.. Washington, june IL,
d9e sn %RE Mil NIL sf Tune S
TWENTY NINTH, 1901, for ENcavating 150 900
for new pumping station, on Trumbuil street be-
tween LIST and 4th streets Specifications.
NATION mnE be- obtatped ar mi, one HENRY
F. MCFARLAND. JOHN w. ROSS. LANSING
Fl. BEACH. Commissioners. ID. c. jel5-6t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. G..
PoSALS will be received at this office until Il m.
on June % 1901; for repairs to and changes in
on corner of LIST and | southwest. Washington.
d. C. Blank forms Of proposals may he obtained
spector of Plumbing OF the District OF Columbia.
and bids upon these forms only will be considered.
Plans and specifications together with all neces-
sary information can be consulted at the same
bids. Proposals must be inclosed in sealed en-
velope Endorsed Proposals for repairs to and
changes IN PLUMBING In RANDALL School building.
HENRY b. +. MCFARLAND. JOHN w ROSS,
LANSING III. BEACH, Commissioners, ID. c.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED PRO
csals for Steel Work. VIII be received the
Bureau of Yards and Docks. Navy Department
Washington, until ONE O'CLOCK JUNE TWEEN
TY-SECOND. 1901. and then and there publicly
opened, for furnishing and erecting the structural
steel work for roof the Forge shop. Navy
Yard. Washington. ID. C. For plans. specifications
and forms of proposals address ''Commandant
Navy Yard, Washington ID. c." MORDECAI T,
FNDICoTT. Chief Of Bureau June 6, 1901.
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MAIL L.ETTING.-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of
the postmaster OF the House of Representatives
until u O'Clock noon OF June Is 1901 for carrying
all mails and nathalie ma tier Of the House Rep
resentatiyes to and from the city post office and
to and from the respective residences OF the MEM
bers of the House of Representatives during the
fiscal year ending June 30 1902 No bid win be
considered unless accompanied by the names and
addresses of two absolutely reliable per-
sons references touching the character and
financial responsibility OF the bidder. The post
master RESERVES the right to reject any and all
bids. Information Will be furnished by the post
master of the House OF Representatives. All pro-
posals bids should be marked on the back OF the
envelope Proposal for Carrying the House Mails"
and addressed to ]. c. McELROY. Postmaster,
House Of Representatives, Washington, ID. C.
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1913 Pa av. Tor. b.
eel, mi. ...........45.50
114S Oregon av, 11r,
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1907 S1st, Tor, ba,
Gel. mi. 1910
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1920 Pierce, Or. b.
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1147 L, Or, b. W. g.1S.30
1144 21st, r. w....1S.oC
2026 L, 6r. b, mi. ..17.5O
922 22d. 7r. W, s...l7.5O
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711h Goth, Sr. .16. so
l154-1156 18th, 5r, W. is. 80
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FOR SALE-PARROTS. DOGS, CATS, RABBTTS
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.NU IUZ20, ADMIN. DOC: 2S.-THIS IS TO GIVE
Notice: That the subscriber. of the District Of
Columbia. has obtained from the Supreme Cou.t
Of the District Of Columbia holding a special term
for Orphans Court business letters of administra-
ton c. t. a. on the personal estate Of Mary D.
Bradley, late Of the District OF Columbia, de-
ceased; all persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 10th day Of June next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand this 7th day Of
June, 1901. BRICE J. NOSES Asst. Treasurer
LOUIS A: DENT. Register Of Wills. b. G.
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THE EVENING STAR TUESDAY, JUNE 49, 1eo1-1e PAGES
FOR RENT-FLATS.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANTEb-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
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BAtM VI. Sl2 Pa ave NV. Phone 1884. je1S-tf
WAMTED-A- h EBEskY. 1906 7TH ST NV,
Will pay the highest cash prices for ladies' gents
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WANTED WILL PAY TIE HIGHEST CASH
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of COlumbia.-The Walter T. Bradley Company vs.
Noble J. Walker ct al. No. 22076. Equity Docket
80. This cause being referred to me to state the
account Of the receiver and the distribution Of the
fund in his hands, l will proceed with the said
references on FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRST,
1901, at TEN O'CLOCK AN. at the auditors
rooms, in the United States court house in this
city. All persons having claims against the de-
PENDANT, Noble ]. Walker, notified to present
the same at the said time and place. JAMES q.
PAYNE, Auditor. 11-tu tn 1, tje2O
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WANlTD-NINE OR TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
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e: DAVIS. 7TH & e S.W.
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81 found it announcement to have him

81 found it inconvenient to have him
shooting at me-"
I'D like to shoot a man. l shot n
rabbit once, but that's purity small
game. Pop, he won't let me have
gun yet. He says may have one
whom I'm 16"
"l>uck" called voice from the hall.
The boy dropped behind a sofa. An old
negro woman entered and looked
around.
"Yo', Buck! Yo' hidin somewhar!
Yo' maw'Il spank yo' sho' eff she cotch
yo' hyar troublin the gemmlen. Come
out O dar! l knows whar yo' air.
l was about to interfere, but natu-
raj distaste at giving away a fellow
creature caused me to desist.
81 thought l hearn dat chile talkin."
| The woman stood still a moment, but,
hearing no sound, numbered out of the
room. The boy popped up from his
hiding place as soon as she had gone.
Il like yo," were the first words he
uttered. "Yo' wouldn't tell on Teller,
would yo'?"
"How could l when you are glad
! 'plunked' my enemy? Is that your
nanny"
eyes; that's Lib"
"Nursed you from a baby?"
eyes, an she reckons she's goin to
nurse me all my life"
"Is your name Buckingham"
buckingham! No; l amt got any
such doggone name as that! My names
Buckeye"
How did you happen to get that
name"
"Cause I was horned thar"
"Where?"
"In Buckeye"
"In Ohio?"
"Reckon tbs the same"
contemplated Buck for awhile with
out hearing any Of the questions he
continued to fire at me- Why not in
trust him with the message? There
was every reason why | should not do
so except that he was devoted to me
and l had no one else to send. While
| was celebrating Lib came in, sur
prised him, dragged him ont of the
room and shut the door.
l heard footsteps on the veranda,
then in the hall, then ascending the
staircase, as of people carrying a bur-
den. The door had evidently been shut
to prevent my seeing what was being
done. For awhile there was hurrying
to and fro, and | knew that something
unusual had occurred. After all had
been quieted Buck, who had mean
while escaped from his dusky captor,
slipped back to forbidden ground.
1t occurred to me that | could draw
from Buck the solution of the recent
cOmmotiOn, but what passed under the
roof of my friends was no concern of
mine, and l scorned to get it from a
mere boy. But wished to test Buck S
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CHAPTER ".
WON OVER.


R TITLE BUCK had stood my test
n as to his reticence so well and
III q ] was at such desperate straits
for messenger that | resolved
to use him. After breakfast | waited
for awhile, hoping that he would come
to my room, but as he did not feared
he was deferred by the autocratic Lib
] called Jackson and told him to tell
the boy wished to see him. took
Confederate bill from my pocket and
handed 1t to the darby, but he went off
grumblng that he didn't want no
Yankee money, and masr wouldn't
hab no niggar O. his'n takin money
from stranger nohow." He sent Buck
to me, who came in looking somewhat
astonished that should take sufficient
interest In him to call for him.
Buck" ! said, 81 have something
important to say to you"
what is it, Mr.. Brandystone"
"Branderstane. Please don't make
that mistake again."
81 won't, sho."
BUCK, IN thinking or sending yon
on an errand, but It's great secret"
The boys eyes grew as big as saucers
looked at him for a few moments to
observe the effect of my announce.
ment and then went on:
"If you should tell any one, 1t might
cost me my life. You wouldn't tell
would your
TEL! Why, sooner n tell IBID
ruther be a-a-a-dead rat out in the
back yard"
81 believe I'll trust you. DO you
know the road to Huntsville?"
II reckon so. I've been over 1t more'n
a hundred times"
"Got a ponyP
YES; Pete. Helm, she drives him in
the buggy. She calls him hern, but he