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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
ELIZABETH LINDSEY DEAD
Wife of the venerabie Principal Of
School No. Passes Away.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsey wife of George
H. Linslcy, the veteran principal of No.
School, died at her home in Metuchen, at
three o'clock this morning, of complica-
tion of diseases. She was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Dunham, and before her mar
riage to Mr.. Linsley. between twenty and
twenty-five years ago, she was successive
III principal of No. / Primary School,
principal of No. 8 School and principal of
No. s School. She had been Ill for long
during the latter Illness, has managed to
reach his school and attend the opening
exerc cises regularly, with the exception OF
fsvo days He was often obliged to leave
for his home before the closing exercises.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
KICKS FOR CASH

Richard Boyer of No. 71s East One
Hundred and Thirty-seventh street, New
York City, recently sold restaurant to
Charles Westermann at No. A Fourteenth
street, Hoboken. Yesterday Boyer called
at the restaurant for the final payment
due him. 1t was about noon and Wester-
mann was busy. Boyer alleges that in
stead of receiving the final payment he
received a severe licking at Westermann's $
hands and was thrown out of the res
a1rant into the street He swore out a
warrant for Westermann' arrest before
Justice Frank O'Keefe last night The
trial of the case was postponed until to-
morrow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
TOOK GAS TO KILL HERSELF

When Michael Lansier, Of No 11is Nes-
bitt street. returned to his home for sup-
per last nisnf a serea O'Clock he found
his wife living on she Kitchen aoor un-
conscious 9'ilq room was fllea witls sss
which was eseslping from the SIS huipsr
The gas had been turned on fully lie
hastily Summoned DR. Freill. who pro-
nounced the woman dead The husband
took charge OF the body and the County
Physician was notified
The police say it was q clear case Of
suicide Mrs. Lanser was Respondent and
took her life.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
GOLF CLUB OFFICERS

The Board of Governors of the Jersey
city Golf Club. at a meeting last night,
reelected the same officers for another
season. The officers are:--A I, Drayton,
president: L. clifford. vice president: w.
q. Ridgeway, secretary, and Marmaduke
Tilden, Jr., treasurer,
The present season being practically
over. the Board decided not to meet again
until the first week IN December when
preparations for next season will be dis
cussed. Several new members were
elected
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
BOARD OF cknvAssERs: ORGANIZE

The County Board of Elections organ
ized as Board of Canvassers at the
Court House at noon today. As the re-
turns of the recent election were not yet
complete an adjournment was taken until
tomorrow when the Board will again ad-
dourn until Monday. The official canvass
will probably be begun on that day and
will be continued until the results are
announced.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
THOMAS F0LLlN DEAD
Funeral Services Held Today at St.
Peters Church.

The funeral OF Thomas Follin, we'll
known resident of this city, who died on
Tuesday at the residence Of his sister.
Mrs. Dalton, widow of the late Detective
Dalton at No. 149 Sussex street, took
place this morning from st. Peters R. C.
Church. where solemn high mass was
soul.
Mr.. Follin was forty years of age. He
was formerly employed under the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners. He
had been suffering for some time with p
complication of diseases. He was unmar-
ried.
Inter-nent took place in the Hudson
County Catholic Cemetery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
JOY OVER DECKER
Anti-ring Assooi tion R-joices at His
neeea<.

The enemies of George w. Decker OF
the eighth Ward are rejoicing over his
defeat They are more than pleased tnat
he failed to land the office for which ne
was nominated Decker was beaten
worse than Doscher. who ran for street
and Water Commissioner.
Decker's former associates in the anu
ring movement kept their word when
thev said they would do all they couio
Ia heat him His defeat is balm Tor tne
wounds inflicted upon them by peeker
when he sold out in the summer, ae
@xe snsn3;es of two hundred Republi-
ea,1s and T0esdaN they took the oppor-
tsnity to even U. matters.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
Boy MAKES a VISIT

The parents of sever-year-old Wiliiam
Hiegins, of No. 5se GraA3 street, were
given a scare Yesterday when their son
failed 20 come hene- The BOY lelt h's
home wedne sav afternoon The polee
we sHea te ,ecate him. but faied All
DO, ers4s the chiidr emained away
His feF's tier ne neg mel Win a'
accises ess corning ne altisso 80
ard sneo tnat ne nag oeeh - ,ns
of rel tive. Neirhbors say his
RI st.or was similar TO that Of the "Lest
lshsd
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
FOREMAN FuRsT's CONTEMPT
Justice Collins VIII Hear the Matt
ter in Cham bers Tomorrow.

The hearing on Prosecutor Erwin's ap-
plicatior for a rule to show cause why
Foreman Charles Furst Of the Grand
Jury should not be declared in contempt
of court for summoning two witnesses
on naturalization matters through other
than the customary channels will be
heard before Justice Collins in the Su-
preme Court tomorrow morning. The
matter will probably be heard in cham
bers as the Grand jury secrecy is to an
extent involved.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
NEW TEXT BOOKS SHOWN

The Board of Education held a special
meeting last night and adopted the
official list of text books for the year.
At the meeting the committee on No. 2
Annex reported that the keys of the
Flemming homestead in Grand street.
which had been purchased as an annex,
would be delivered to the Board today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
FOUND HIS MOTHER DEAD

Mrs. Catherine McGovern, forty-nine
years old, Of No. 24s Railroad avenue,
died at her home without medical attend
ance yesterday morning and was found
by her son. Philip. Heart disease was
the cause of death. The funeral Will take
Mace Sunday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08

The most costly set Of harness in the world
belongs to the Khedive of Egypt. It was made
in England, and cost $4,000. 1t is for four
horses.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
MATTERS or FAcE.

Pavonia Brand Of Canned Tomatoes. extra
large cans, and filed with red ripe tomato
wholesale At p. =. cleary cv.,s 9toress Ask
your sroeer for en-.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
A. c,a =, WI rri.s Remedy.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
chidren while teethins. It softens the
gums aliays the PAIN. cures WIND cone
and is tbs beet remedy Tor raarrnoea'
Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-11-08
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK. Nov. s. 1901.-Forecast for
the thirty-six hours ending at eight P. NJ.
Saturday:-Fair tonight and tomorrow;
variable winds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21

= 90. 9. goung, ipeG4er uls Dor
numb $4,000 ppn bern8erm0gen ieiz
ner Miinbel peruntreute, ipurbe gez
tern in Gbicago auf einen unbeitimm>
ten Ssrmin ms 3l4thaus gefaitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
Sine Gnr fir alle
Sommer=H HrNnR6eiten.

Gin bulber bis Elm oaraer Ebtel6tfel bon ouH
Neaoo Rslief in einsm balben @las 9Baier, 10 oft
pisberbolt, als Die GutlecruHoeu fortoousrn, uno
elm nit Rcaop &eIief Gerrduftts Gttd 5Fanea auf
ben Moaen NIB BEN llntrrleib gelcQt peroen uns
mittelbare Grlsi6terunG uuo cine baloiae 9eiluHg
tr5islen.
annerIi6 - Gin baIbsr BIG elm oauJtr Ibssz
l5fftl oon in cine1n bdlbeu @fait g9afer ipirO in
Tauita, gredlsu, Soobrcunsn, Rsrp6ftdt 56lafs
lof9teit, Wiordns, 9ldbuu0sn uuo ule innsrlibeE
S6merJeu beiiCn.
6s qiebt fsn SeiImitttl IL Der g9slt, bds SSiebeF
uuo Sbmer,sr, iopis nqc an0ertn malaribsu, Biz
li6itn uno anocrs isisber Tim 9srsiH nit R B,
NAYS 9ilIeu1 10 raid furirt. Die q be
N p's Reuop ReG-ief.
3pn onsn apotbef,ru oertauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21

G3ar ii6 lGngere 3eit unb einge6en6
nit bem &riegsmtniiter General anz
bre ltnterbielt. !6ierbur9 ptrb bds
8ef9ret Der Nattonaliiten, baB Der
gaor ben Wfiniiter al5 3eritDrer ben
fran30iH4en Nrmee betru6te, gum
S9peigen gebra9t. 2tuf Nnregung
bes Generals lieB Der G3ar ii9 ctnez
matpqrapbiren. 2(u9 bic @5artn pbOs
togrupbirte i6ren @ema6l 3uiamHer
NIT benz BrGIibenten 2ou6et, iopie
ben fran30iiI3en W}iniitern unb 8e4
nerGlen. @ie naAm i'm Qaufe beSSa4
ges cine gon3e Reibe nSnapi6otS"
auf.
@ttentatsgerii9 DIT.
9urts, 20. @ept. = Gs 9eiBt 6ter,
baB am 0ienitag Elm 8eriu4 gema4t
purbe ben prGIiDenten 2ou6et, Dd6z
renb er auf Der @iienbd6n BON Parts
na9 0intir9en reiite, gu ermorben.
Gs ion Elm S9uB auf ben Spe3tal3ug
abgefeuert porben ietn, tpel6er benz
bes prdiibenten folgte. 9ie 8ugeE
bur9f6Iug bus Qtbtbeil, in pel6em
ii9 Der Yoli5et3ef uno anbere 6erborz
ragenbe 8erfonen befanben, aber es
purDe Niemunb getrOffen.
Sir bic Ct. 2outfer Quss
feIlung.
9uris, 20. Sept. - Seth gob6,
elmer Der 8ice grdiibenten Der ct.
2ouifer Welt 2lusitequng, ipel6er
tIr5li6 bier anfam, um in ben bieiigen
6anoelsfreiien fir bas llnterne6men
propaganba 5u MAIDEN, bat nit Der
banbelsgeosrapbii4er 9eie1iAaft BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
Spmnit unc febet
unfere tpunperppne Tpntdne.
&. $. Sriebenipalb s. 60.
Mnkergew0bnli6e
@ertbe.

Nw@ir ferpiren unfercn &unee
Cratic frdftisen Rotbpeins
punfd,-,psern Sie nibt su tpnmen
nno ibn III prpbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
Srafilianii9es.
Die beboritebenbe Prdiibentenpa6l.-
@ebG9tniB 9Ottesbienit gu ST.
rem N1c8inlep's in Rio SaneirO.

Die beborftebenoe prGiibententpa6l.-
@ebddtniB : @ottesbienit gu 81
rem Mc8inleD's in Rio Saneirp.
&io Suneiro, 20. Sept. -
@eftern fdnb bier cine Geriammlung
Der MitolieDer bes republifanii6en
Gonpents fatt, tpe19er Die 0elegaten
fGmmtli6er Staaten, nit Nusna6me
BON 8ernambuco unb Maran6ao, betz
ipobnten. 6eute tperben bic Oelegaz
ten bic befinitipe Domination Der
Ganbioaten fir Die Qemter bes Prdz
iibenten unb bes8icezPrGiibe als
gla9folger Or. Gumpos Salles' unb
Or. 3oId be Gtlbas, borne6men. Die
Domination BON 8obrigues 2lpes,
bes BrGfbenten bes Stdates Sao
8aulo, unb Silpianp 8ranbao, bes
BrGfibenten bes Staates Minas@@ez
raes. f9eint ge1i6ert. Die BrGiiben=
tenipabl felbit finbet i'm WfGr5 nG4z
iten Sabres ftdtt.
Der @ebG9tniBz z9ottesbienit in Der
Metbobiften>8ir6e an 8anpenbpitr.
mar ie6r impofant. Die Stride mar
nit Slor unb 8lumen beforirt. 8or
Der Orgel mar Elm f90nes Portrait
Mc&tnleD's 5tpii9en amertfantI4en
sSluqqen, bic nit Slor umbii1t tparen,
dufgeitent. Commodore Nlbes be
Barros reprGfentirte ben prdIibenten
Gampos Salles. Ollie Mitglieber bes
aabinets unb bes biplomatif9en
Corps, bic fremben &onfuln u. u. m.
tparen dntpeieno.
Die Brazilian Rebue," Elm bier err
f6einenbes 5anbelsblatt, fugt: nWtr
f0nnen setroft borausfagen, buB i'm
2aufe bieIes Sabres feline Sarifdnbez
rung gu @unften bes Ser. Stuatens
Mebles itattfinben tpirb. Sollten Die
Ser. @taaten etnen 3oll auf &affee
legen tpollen, mas iie ni9t beabii9tiz
gen, 10 pirb feline Gpnaefiion fie ba<
ran 6inbern, unb Elm 3on uuf &affee
nurbe bic dmerifanii9en goniumenz
ten i9tperer treffen, uls uniere Proz
busenten. Die Ser. Stauten fDnnen
unb tperben tpa6rf6einli4 niemuls
obne braiiliunif6en 8affee ausfomz
men fOnnen. Serielbe betrG9t brei
8iertel Der geiummten Probuttion
Der @elt unb 1T Der billisite Der Welt.
M}it Der @rgiebigfeit bes braiilianiz
f9en &affeebaues fDnnen peber bic
Merifaner mitfdmmt bem gan5en
Weitinbien, mod 8ene5uela conturri=
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
WfmiGe fraaen onmidtigksit

sc eiebt fine Grit i'm 2eben tints
itpsn Meuihon, in Der tr fi6 iibsr
aetbiffe Graotn i'm @eihdfts> uno
9lripdtle6en i6liiiiie tperotn muB.
98enn Sis ein,n Sauplas fdufsn.
otiI,n Sage 5bnsu ais Dorsiieiid
qei3ilDsrt nurDe. NIT benz 9sr=
iprtben po,3unebmnoer 0.rbef,=
runaeu II. (. no., uho oafiir besa6=
len, 10 iprben Sic fiber enttdulft
itin, fpenn 3bntn asi:blibt 6tbpic=
riqteiten Bel Der Grrei9una zines
floren 9sfistittls enteeesn tr.ten,
oor ipenn Sic ausilHbtuJ oob bic
aaae i6tp:rpi6 fir Die GeRllibaitss
flafe paf.nO if, an Der Sk gs=
p0bnt iinD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
?(oOmo0's
Re0OO Re(ief

I'm Sanie bait. Ser @ebrau5 Oefclbcn tpirb f5
bel allen oortommsuosn S6merlsn Ooer sranfbtis
ten ais pobltbuunO trptiien Gs qitbt Ni5ts in
Der g8elt bas 10 raid S6msrjsH tilt oo,r bus
f}ort6rsittu bon 3runibtittn beisitigt, als oos
Reaop ReIief.
@ceen Ropfneb FOB mierdne Ooer nero6ss ROpi'
usb), 3abupsb, Reuralgie, Rbeumatisnus, Siit'
fueb, Sdmcrlsn unS Sbnddt i'm @ideu Dsm
9tiidarat oo,r ben @isreu 9eibocroen in Der 9es
berotesno SsiteuhsbeH, auibDtneu Der @eleute
oOsr S6merleH ieO:r art, idbuit Die &pplitatiOn
bon RaOpap's Reaob 8tIief iOiortiJe Grleibtes
rung, uno otHsn fortgeitster @sbraub sinige Sags
lang bsusrtfeligt cine permaHeHte 1eiIung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
(TprtieRang fiebc 6. Seite.J J

cbne ue56rios gtroauunc, erud6rug uub gb1
iouosrunQ fam Der meHi3l6s Rorpcr ui6t qe4
iunO bleiben ggo 0isi 5Suuttionsn nit5t regeluids
BIG ftatfiHOeH, iouO'rH 3situeiis ms Stodeu ees
ratbtH oG ttebt Rvanibei,en daer qrt gleibidm
bic GiatritTstbar offeH, uHO ebs IN es gepabr
nirit, itfI i9 zines Der maaherlti 2siO,H Oeneu
Der CrgGnismus uutsrporieu lit, bel Gir ftit.
Tarum Qebraude. io5alo es Cir an elmer bee
9orbeoiHaungeu sutsr geiuuDbsit fsblt, 2 t.9 ra
Haro Rrduterp illeH Dcl6s Die regtl.
mdbiue 8erribtuu9 Der esHanntsn GunttiOneu era
Ie6tern. Cir 25 GeRts bsi glpOt6ttcru 5u babsuA
al so, Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
NoQfduDige
NerOQuunQ

erbGlt man, penn man RabmaD's giner .trnimmt.
Sn f5Oo, isHsr antibiliBie N Gioeni5dfteH
itimuirtn fe bic 9eber bel &biunoerunp Der GjaIGs
uno oereH NbOung burdI bic 8allenab9dnge. Niele
Qiatn in Soien bpn ,ipti bis bier regsn raid ote
3bGtiQfeit Der Sober an unO befreteH oen NGtenteR
BON bieisn 9ei6perben. Sin oetr 3pei non &aos
bops 4ilen tdali6 bon Semen genorlmsn pelbe
bili0en Sbmerssn urterfporfcr fnD, ltHD otren 9es
ber ni6t ri6tiQ funtriOurt, balieH has Sbitem in
fsinsr 8sgemGbigfeit nHo FdBstn cine eeiunOs 8ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
@altimpre Ohio 9, abm.sauetin.

xl.OO Don Baltimore mad, 6arper's Tcrrp une
Martinsburs uno aurd6 am Gonntoa. ben -.
Septsmber. SpeJalSuQ perldBt ben Gameens
Vdbnbof um lIbr 9Drmittues.
Woo upn Baltimore nadb Cen euransS o 81 bIen
uno 5uriid am Sonntaa. ben %. September,
Soe,ial,u9 perldbt ben Gamotn=eas sof nm
ubr Gormittags
Sl.S5 pom Baltimore naob Baibinetpu unb
turiid, SantftaQs uno Sonntaos, Qiltiq bis
sum folaeupsn Mputae. intluhpe. @ne 3iqe,
init Mnsmahms oss uNopal 9init.D.n ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
Seahtct bteie preiie.

Smportirtcr Quincy 9ropr Stout,
iurfli6r gStrtb $2.25. unitr Yreis
pro Su3eno. ............. ......... .$l.1O
Sraubsnjaft, urFgeoobren, Der bette,
pro Slnte. ...-...-............... %oc.
. Silper Grop, reinsr aaoaetnagSbisz
I feD Sabre alt, pro @,aaone 10
, gtalt=Turine, pro ilaibe.......... zoe.
] Mtpi,inii6er Gentptr iiir Samtu.
ipe]ica oeiilirt, pro &Inte...... 5Oc.
aimursf. pro 9int. 23c.
sbrppuo= =8pe, pole 9inte. 39c.
On Wppal=Ip,, polls Sanone. .....$1 .eS
I Suttb1rt's 4prter, pro GubeHo.... 77c.
Gtbt2r bolldnoibsr @snsper, pro pons
!. @auoHe ..........-----...- A'"o
N,r mr., Nints 23c.
! 9Rcoi,inii6er rciner 0tal3 3dg1bisftp,
i Elm unibdb6arts Stdrtungs smitfsl,
/ bro Quart. OoC-
6rsm. b, 0lrnt6c, pro 5tai3.. soc.
egrn'pas"'' ytm Observation-Disclosures. D $500
llrirr 6erii6mtsr SiOtbipsn in Ga.>
ipueu 55d 0ei'. ........... Hfc
Sunter =3n:, pro GlliDs... 99c.
Slpt f3in oa3 &i6tioe fir eiH,n
uJSB3" ................. ..pAVO
! Godtails, Dr6ispsne Sorten, pro
\ tNirts 49c.
j % rmutb, ie;nits Gualitdt, pro 8al=
(one 25
Srouoe 9itt,rg rg........ soc.
Qlputoutb Gtntpsr.. S9c.
Mpntibeuos osg}pe, Sabre aft, pro
B2aoR ...........-......... ..T~It
/ Coupons NIT icScm Serfauf-
fpmmt une iebet Die id,pnen
6eidtnte fur Gle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21
Btf Der MuswabI BON Siunehiiefen
asbrauci,e man istnen gerffauc.

9ebtuucbe man fetneu Serndnc
Gin RduFtr Don @runofti6en in
Guelio 6riqbts mcib, olb er fber
lit, elrantirte Bargains gum ri6=
ti1tu 0reiie 3u fauisu. Gr tpsib,
bab bic Gage unibtrtrsifli6 lit, uro
bah pitle Der D,ripro6enen Yerbei=
icrunQtw brtits porboniDeH iinD.
Gr ipsib, Dab bic 9lnoeren au5 bort
itin psrD II. Or nib, Dab er snen
unan;ebtbartn SciiStitel trbalt,n
miro.
9ti elmer Meou. iib.r Die Nprs
ftdote Suitmprs's q:ltnat ss nidbt,
elm. oaruuttr lu iincen, Die pisls
periprsbtHo:r IT, ais eueho
Ss:iobts. Giniet Der porfidtt9ttsH
Rduier 9a!timocs's babcn oor' be-
rsits G}runpitiid: ertpo,bu. aodulfr
p;rotu Doh otnitl6en bersts oarlui
trri6t:t. Sn Inbstrldt cer Rlliis
ptr Tb bort anbansubtn Scuis, DER =,
Qaae uuo SerbeHTungen nno Dts
9yrgiIe fir 8runoitiide in 6utllo
N,.iabtg pbue Y1p.iftl Die aunebnl=
blritru, Die ie i'll D:r llm0t9tno
Yaltimcre's o;ferirt rpurosn.
Sn unierem @iireau 3r. 100,
2ap=guilplne, lieGen Yldne, elrs
fulare etc. gctrsfis Gutlin 9tigbts
aug. gDir labsn ieben Sc1tr pteler
Nn3eiqe su einenl Sclune en-
nm f6 Gopie'n uno 6rei=Ja6r=
binete gu bplcn, pumit er oas eb
qcntbum beii6tiqen tanH. Golden,
bic ibre @riparniTe in 'tnem
gpobuis oocr fberer spcfnlation
anlcoen tppllcn, iuerpen mir 3eis
aeu, mas mir fir anotrs Saltis
irorcr qetban ba5eu, unD mas mir
fir fe tbun fonnen. 99ir psrtaS=
len rGuclip 6eigbts="@aupldse u
buucn Sduier na6 oein ab3ab'
luno5-Qlane.
g. g. Suriter,
100 Sam>SuilSing.
esq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-21

Gs lit 1nRerft tuihtis, Safs ieoc Sa'
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-12
were held Tuesday at 10 o'clock; inter-

were held Tuesday ut 10 o'clock; inter.
menr in the Chestnut hill semetery.
Miss Rosa Whitman of Akron, is the
guest of relatives this week.
Mrs. Byron Franks was in Akron
several days last week.
Mr. Edward Gardner of Barberton
was the guest of Doylestown friends
and relatives Sunday.
School opened Monday after week 8
vacation
Miss Effie Wilson, spent several
days of her weeks vacation with
friends in akron.
Mr.. George Otr, Jr., of Massillon
is visiting Il few days this week among
relatives and friends.
Charles Serfass, Jack Wilman. and
Sebastian Smith, left last Thursday
for Michigan.
Mrs. Frank Nichter of Akron, visit
ed over Sunday with her mother.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-12
WAS POOR,
But a MiIIionaire's Son
Loved Her,
And, of Course, They We're
Married Secretly.

New York, April 11.-(Spl.)-Karl
Hayes, aged %, Harvard man, mem
ber of one of Bostons most exclusive
families and heir to millions, was mar
rled secretly at Providence, r. +.
March %.
The bride was Florence Agnes Gal
lagher, Boston stenographer. They
met In Boston year ago and prompt
ly fell in love. Miss Gallagher was
poor but Hayes reckoned he had all
the money needed by family. The
girl had the qualities he would admire
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in a wife, he thought, and the match
was made.
They were married secretly because
Hayes feared his parents might object.
After the ceremony he ANNOUNCED his
marriage to his parents. AS he is an
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only son he was promptly forgiven and
the new Mrs. Hayes welcomed as a
member of the family.
Hayes and his bride live in this city,
where he is connected with leading
firm of bankers.
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Miss Ada Gardner of Akron, visited
a few days last week with her parents
Gu Marion st.
Mrs. Howard Gates, died Saturday
evening at her home on Gates St, after
a brief Illness. The funeral services
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A. POLSKY, las S. Howard Street

Cordova Coffee is sold by all grocers.
Insist on having Cordoya coffee, take
no other.
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DOYLESTOWN.
Especial correspondence

{, Doylestown, April 1O.-George Wer-
ner, of Cleveland, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends.
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Girls.

Save Coidova Coffee wrappers, get a
sterling silver waist set free.
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a PO1SkY
Special Sale For Two Weeks
BEGINNING SATURDAY, APRIL rsth
Ladies' Knit Underwear

Ladies' Vests, white and ecru, lace trimmed l0C
Ladies' Vests, white and ecru. short sleeves or
sleeveless lace trimmed .............. 15C
Ladies' Vests, white and ecru, short or long
sleeves or sleeveless. lace trimmed .,. 25c
Ladies Knit Umbrella Drawers, white and ecru, /.
lace trimmed ..................... 25C
Mems Knit Underwear
Mems Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, spring weight 25c
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. -. 800 ca
Mems Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers SOC ca
Domestics
1000 yds. sc shaker flannel ........... 3ac yd
5000 yds. good unbeached muslin, 1 yd
wide. ....,................. 43c va
2000 yds good bleached muslin, yd wide, SIC yd
5000 yds. best &c prints. .............. &C va
1000 yds lOc silkoline.. e..............,... 6ac yd
Table Linens, Napkins and Lunch Cloths.
35c half bleached table linen, 80 in. wide. 2SC
BOO half bleached table linen 60 in. wide.... 29c
soc half beached table linen, u in. wide soc
One lot of SOC and 65c table linen reduced to soc
One lot of remnants of beached table linens
2, 2 1-2, and yd lengths ....... soc yd
A large assortment of bleached table linen,
u in. wide at soc, 75c, 90c. ST. 90 and ST rs
Fine napkins at soc, 75c, $l.00, $l.25, $l.50,
$1.75, 81 90, $3.50.
One lot fine hemstitched and drawn work .25
lunch cloths at. ................. 81 90 ca
so German linen table cloths, 2 yds long,
worth Sl.I at. ..............,. $l.Z5 ca
Towels
so doz. large size Turkish bath towels, zoe
quality 90 IL l-zc ca
so doz. large Huck towels zoe quality -. 1 Sc ca
25 doz large pure linen damask towels knotted
fringe, SOC quality ................. Z5c ca
All linen crash of best makes at
............ Sc, &c, &c, &c, 10c and IL 1-2c.
Bed Spreads
ISL 90 bed Spreads full size. ze............ S9c e.
r$1 so jumbo bed spreads, beautiful designs,
................... 0$l.l9 e.
White Goods
White GOOdS-India Linens, Swisses, Dimities
Organdies and great variety of checks anc
stripes in lace effects
Laces and Embroideries
5000 yds fine torchon lace, regular price sc,
&c and &c, sale price e..,............. &c y(
One lot of embroidery insertion at &c, &c and 1Oc
yard, worth twice the amount.
Handkerchiefs
200 doz ladies handkerchiefs, fancy corners
lace trimmed regular price 5c, &c, and
100 doz ladies' handkerchiefs, embroidered
edge, regular price II 1-2c at ......... &c ca
Lace Curtains
SOC lace curtains during this sale ....... Csc pl
SOC lace curtains during this sale ...... 49c pl
S9c Mott ngham lace curtains good size :. 75c pl
81. .25 Nottingham curtains, yds long, 45
in. wide. .............e e....,.. $l.OO pl
81. so Nottingham curtains, 3 yds long, 45
IN VIDE .....'...'. '''',...... @l'Zo pl
and examine goods and you will be convinced that
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Solid gold rings given away for Cor.
dova Coffee wrappers.