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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
g(rheit 1Iun Qnfln

Your1 9 8 t 0 n n, -, 8. SSIlt. -
8iertauIenb &p6lengrG6er aus bem
Ditli4en S9io, peftli4en PenniplDaz
MEN unb norbpe itlt4en Weitz8irgiz
nien ba6en ii4 getpeigert, an Der BON
Der bieitgen r@entral 2dbOr Union"
peranitalteten 6eier bes 2lrbeitertageS
i'm September t6eil3une6men, neil
bieie 5eier cine 6a6rt auf ben Straz
Benbabnltnien Der nMabontng 8aleD
8a6n" umf4lieBt unb bic 9tngeitellten
bieier 8abn aus Rt4tunioniiten be-
ite6en.
9ittsburg po., 8. Suli, =
Die Gntlafung bon anOlf N}itglie=
bern Der nQmaIgamate0 2tfOciatiOn
her GiIenz unb Sta6lar6eiter" aus
ben DeGspiGe Mnlagen Der v2tmeriz
can Gbeet Steel Go." bat bic Qusz
it9ten auf cine balbige 8eilegung bes
bor elmer Mo6e begonnenen 9trite5
Der rNmerican S6eet Steel g." unb
Der nQtmertcan Steel 0oope &c." Die
8eibe Der vrlniteb States Steel GOrz
poration" angeb0ren, bebenfli9 Derz
i6le9tert. prGTbent S6affer DON
Der vMmalgamateb &Fociation" lit i'm
609iten @rabe oufge6ra9t ii6er Die
GnttaTung Der 4rbeiter. gr ertlGrte
beute Morgen entI9ieben: nnS4 peiB
nod nt6t, nann unb mo bic Come
ren3 nit ben Gertretern Der yuntteb
States Steel Corporation" ftattfin@
ben pirb. Gires iebo9 i1t Ii6er, baB
feline 3uIammentunft erfolgen tpirD,
tpenn ni9t erit bic entlafIenen 2lrbei=
ter in Weqsbille ipieberangeitelt 5in0.
Sene 2eute finb un1erem 8erbanoe
beigetreten unO mir tperben iie be-
f4iiben. u"
sSSn pielen GiTenz unb Std6lperfen
fpurbe 6eute, nd9 elmer pegen npt6=
ipenoiger Geparaturen angeorbneten
unterbre9ung BON 3pei Mo6en, bic
2lrbeit pie0er aufgenommen. Ntinbez'
items 10000 Gifenz II. Std6Iarbeiter
1inb tpieber tbGtig.
0oungstonn, 8, 8. sSuli. =
9ie Tabriten Der rRepubltcan Sron
C Steel Co." (StabeiIenzSruID, Die
cine 8o6e ge6ufs Reparaturen ge=
fdloFen paren, purOen i9on beute
pieber in 8etrie6 geieBt, neil BEL ben
bielen 2ieferungs 2tuftrdgen cine
lGngere unter6re9ung ni9t angGnaz,
li9 mar. Die Gompagnie beIaGftigt
in i6ren % 5abritanlagen ehyf
25,OOO GiIenarbeiter. Der meme
2o6niaB NIT einem Quff9lag BON 5
9roaent tit benilltgt pprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
Gnuifitutinu" iteat abermGls,

Sateman's 9 oint, RS, 8.
oSuli.-0ie beutige Hegdtta 3pii4en
DEN Sa4ten Contribution" rGolum<
6iu" unO rSnDepenoence," tpel6e ii9
I'm bic G6re 6eper6en, ben rQmeriz
faz "ge6er in Der nd6iten internatioz
nalen Regatta gu Dert6eiOigen, tpurDe
bon Der nGonititutiOn" geponnen.
0iefel mar Der pGolumbta" um
I6er 3 Wleilen unb Der nSnbepenz
pence" 81 Mleilen boruus, als tie bas
Qip( prrpirhtp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
Spfer riner GrplniiDn.

Sobnstopn, n, 9u., 8. Su1i. -
9ur9 bic grploiion elmer Spren9ldz
bung Yulper lpurben geitern 2lbenh
bier Staliener i9per perlebt. Srei
bon tbnen nerben i6ren 8erlebungen
erIiegen. Der ltnfaG trug ii4 auf Der
5ouItpeI1 @erldngerung Der Scalp
2eoel 3peigbubn gu. Die @prengz
lubung bate iid Bel Dem eriten Ser
iu6e ni9t ent3iinbet, unO Die Mdnner
paren bumit beI6dftigt, lie aus3uz
bo6ren, ais Die @rploiipn erfolgte.
Die &leiber Der 2(rbeiter geriet6en in
8ranb. Die 8erungliitten itanoen
in 9ien1t ten bes Contractors Ser
bauq6 BON 8bilabelpbia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
21o6 cine Sto6s6ot(Gaft.
Sptittaftcr SSbitc'S SDbn eth
EelbitntUrocr.
GrfdieBt fd i'm 8abe5immer feiner
NObnuns gu Spracuie, H.zg,
nit elmer 8ii6Ie. - Der llngliidz
Iide bate felt lGn9erer 3eit an
Neuraf ftbenie gelitter.

Sbracufe, N,sg., 8. Suli. -
Sreberif .. W6ite, Sohn bes umeria
faniI9en 8otI9afters 9(nbretp ..
Wbite in Berlin, 1T I'm 6 ll6r beute
Nbenb geItorben. Coroner WfattbepS
entf9ieo mad elmer Gonfultation nit
bem Or. SerieD 8. 9ode, buB Der
Sob bur9 cine Sirnblutung Derurz
Id9t purbe.
(@pGter,) - @s ffent fi6 berans,
baB 6r. 86ite, tpel4er bier uls stnz
malt tbdtig mar, SelbItmorb bsging.
Gr entleibte ii9, ,inbem er fi9 i'm Babe;
5tmmer ietner WDbnuag nit elmer
8U9Ie eine 8ugel in ben 8opf fdloB.
Ser l1nglidliAe bate iett einiger 3ett
an Nerbenf9pd9e gelttten.
g2eip= WDrt, 8. Suli. - Die erite
Na9ri6t baB 6r. 6reOerid 9. 86ite,
Der Gobn bes 8otIhafters @9its,
SelbitmOrb begangen babe, ging Der
9tfoctirtsn preFe bur9 Or. 90. g.
g2ort6rup gu. Or. Nortbrup 1T Elm
Sntel Der Satin @6ite's. Gr err
fldrt, er babe bie1e Mtttheilung bon
Dem S6piegerputer Wbite's, bent
go1tmeiiter 9. $. Bruce BON Spracule
erbuGten. Ser 0pftor fugt, Ulelanz
dolie, berurfa9t bur4 Die 6olgen nes
Sppbusfieber5, Nerpeni6pd6e unb
bic groBe 9tBe Der IeBten Sage babe
9rn. Wbite 81 Der Shat getrieben.
Or. Nortbrup fagt, baB Sr. Mbite
am nd9fsn N}ittlpo9 auf Dem 0dmz
pier r9euti6lanb" gum 8eiu4s fsi=
nes 8aters unb CUR Gr6olun9 na4
Oeutfmlanb abreiien fppllte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
Sine &nr fir ale
SOmmer=G =GranR6eiten.

Sin balbsr bis Gin oouicr Sbse16ffel BON bon
ReabO 0feli.f in sinem halben Gtas 98aTer, 10 oft
bisoerbplt, als bic Gntleerunoen iortOoueru, unb
Elm nit Reuob 8elief Qetrdnftes Stiid fyanea auf
ben Maesu uno rem Ilnttrleib oelsqt perocn unz
er3ielen.
SnnerIi6 d - Gin balber Bis elm ean3er Sbees
I0fsl boI in einsm balben &lais @oTer lpiro in
psnioen Miuutcn S2rimpie, Spdsmen. Maeenidure,
Iauiea, @rsbsn, Soobreunsn, 9erbDftdt, Sblafs
lofGteit, Miordne, Sldbungsn unD aae iuuerlben
Sbmerjen beilcn.
Sc Qiebt fsn 6silmittsI in Der 8elt, bas 6iebcr
uuo S6merjen, ionic oQe aHoeren mdlGriib'n, biz
li0i,n unb aHbert fSieber tim @ersin nit q 4 os
10 p's 9iIIem 10 RAID turirt. wie R Oa
tD D's Reaob ReGief
9}on aQen Qput6ettrn bertauft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
S0otete ieine &inoer.

6u1ifur, R,=S., 8. Suit, =
Sibnep Code bon 2odport t0btete
beute feline brei &inber i'm Otter bon
reip. Is, II unb 8 Sa6ren. Der
Mdrn tit f9on felt eintger 3eit geiz
itesgeftDrt.
@dhrenb Die &inber i'm S4Idfe ID
aen, nubm 2ofe einen ReDolber unb
f6ob iebem berfelben cine &ugel in
ben 8opf. Der Sob f6eint in alien
SGGen augenblidli9 eingetreten gu
fpir1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
N:oOmo0's
BeOOD 8e(icf

i'm 6onIe bdtt Ser gebrau5 b.Ttlbsn pirS f1
bel olfen oorfommeuosn Sbmersen ooer &rdntbtt=
ten ais Dobltbuunb erpsiitn Gs eiebt Wi6ts IN
hcr ggelt, bas 10 raid S6mer3en filft ooer bas
iSortidrtitsn BON Rranfbeiten beietigt, ols bas
&eaoD 8slisf
G3egen &opiptb (ob Miordne phsr nero6ies Ropis
peb), 3abnpeb, gisuroleis, @bsumatismus suits
ipsb, SGmerjsn uno SbDdds i'm &iden benz
0RiidQrat oo.r Den gfisrsn, gti6perben in Der 2es
berosoenb, Ssitenfeben, Gn6nea:n Der @ecntc
OOer s6mer8eu iebsr Dirt, i@atft Die Gpplitation
bon Raopap's !Rsnbb 8dicf ofortige Grlst6te=
runo, uuO Oeien fortodsftsr 9s5raub einiee SGsa
lang bsiusrfteagt cine permunente 9elung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
Baltimore Bic. 9 abu. 9 iiletin.

$500 Baltimore mad, Wfpuntatnz 9afes Ndrf
uno 3uriid am Mitrpo6, Ben 10. Suli. 9iaste
GinO fir Die Giidrsbie innerbalb orsibig 500
Sasen pom Datum oes g}erfaufs an 0Htig
$500 prn Baltimore nadb Ntiantie Gitu
unp ,uriif ieoen sSrsitdg uno Samitde. Vilete
finn ir Die Ridiabrt bis sum folgenotn Sitns
itaq, eini6lisBli6 qiltig Stir Die 6ins uTo
99idiabrt auf alien Sigeu gitig. 9or3hgtber
rGopal 9fuesSienit.
$66.s5 BON Baltimore naeb Gan Hran3fsco
unb 3uriid BEL @sleeenbet Der sGpportb 9sas
pue." gillete fno bis sum Il. Suii gum 8ers
fluf OOas Iusfunft srtbeilsn Sillst4slgenten.
$1.OO Don Baltimore nab Sarper'S 6errp une
Bindeffer uno 5nrif am Samftas, ben Ia.
Suli.s Ser Spe3alsue perldbt ben Gamoens
9abubof INN llbr 9prmittuss. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
NoQfdnOtge
NerOQuunQ

trbdlt man, ptnn man 91ubpaD's 9iGtn einnimmt.
en- SOos icuer antibilt6isu IL Gioeui9uftsn
fimuliren fs bic 2ebcr bel gbiOnOsrung Der @alIc
unb oereu &bQano ourt Die gali.nabqGuqe Sieie
@iaen in 9oien BON ;pei bis bier rsqtn raid bic
Sbdtiqteit Der 9eber an unO 6efrsieu ben 4atenten
bon Oieien 9ci6nsroen Gin oOer 3psi BON Rao=
DaDs Qiasn tdalib BON Semen eenommen, pelbe
bili0itu S6merBen urterpurien fnD, unO oeren 2tz
br uibt ri6tie funftiorirt, baltsn bas Spfem in
fsintr 8sgemGBigteit NM fidtrn eint eeiunOe Gers
OduunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
Sene 2 cIiuIn

rdd5t i5 auf Grb:u. 1lnrteslmdBise 2ebeugnsii.
QIauael an t6r9erlider 9ensguug u T. 10. fi6rsr
su itntm euritbli4 audltHotn uHD eeftbrli6en asis
ben Der giutd0ertnottn poer pdmorrboi6en @nf MI,
erite 56ulD essu 9ysl abr Damn cine ltDeite refe
fb nO5 i3limmer rabt; Die Sbufo, f3 BON ihrer
S4mtrjsn topflos snem Guafid.b,r ibtrliefsrn an
laisn Der bic ui6d NIT Der S6Hiirfette ooer MT
r5oOeu lsios ocnis Darau, oaB ss ,in i5eres Ssil.
nlittsl iir 6dmorrboDsn gi:b,, Sr. Silsbe,'s Be-.
rit5mts @lraIsis 9ro6sn tUerben pon y. gleus
ftae0ter Co.. Boz 2il6, Rtps9ort. fofenire ptrs
ilnot. Cl(0r rDH Jr, 5&l4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
Cine 3iuOliiabriae 6eIbin.

9artetsburg, %. ga, 8.
Suli. - Sn 9riffith5Di1e, 8.z@d,
5aoB bic 5p0lfidbrige Minnie 8aos
ban einen @inbrs9er nieber, uls berz
Iel6e i'm 8egriffe mar, in 46lpeien9eit
i6rer gltern in bas 9aus ein5ubrinz
gen. Sic belt bonn Die Ha3t iiber
8a9e Bel inn. Der ginbre4er, beiz
len Wunbe cine t0btlihe 1T, pur0e
als @alter Mlorris ibentifi5irt.
= eSn Santa gru5. GalI flOQ gez
fiern cine gulpermiible in Die 2uft.
SO. 81. Darling purbe babel 9et0otet
unb SpIep6 MaDnarb fdtuer perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
oOmaO'S
pi(Coll,
(tets ,uusrlafig, rfin pfaftabil(fdD,

ruQfdnoio oei6madlos, elegant bsrsudsrt obfibs
r.no, reQulireno rsinioeno uno frGttiQeno &aoF
nao's Qinen ,ur 3eilunQ o1sr StarlincsL re- glRos
gems, Der Gingeipeiee, Ritrsn, 9laic, uerp0ieu
5eranfbeitfn, S3DiaOelanfGle, 9erppfunU, @ds
morrbo0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09

= 5or, @reentpalb C Co., tpelde
einen Experimentation on Der Snz
tariD=StraBe in @lepelanb, g.. be-
trisben, iuspenbirten geitern. S6re
paIiipa tperben auf $99,016 II. Die
4tlipa auf S8O.085 anQeaeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
auer GranfDeitem ber Se1er
greis 25r. PRO S6a6teI. @nn @pn-
tbefern berfanft nher pet pnit
berlanht.

g1un idjreibs an Or. q b iu al & 6 o., Rr. 55,
Glm=StraBe Iep=Oort, psgeu &atb9ebuues s9u3-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09
@Gaaeu.

SeipePs anti = Malaria a1ilfn
fnS .tn fberts Wlitt.l ers.a
G6itfeIfroff, Steber. @ripps. WaIariafiefer
in orsn ibrsn 5ormen.
Bel on:n Gpotbef,rn soc. ole S6abteI
Sbeo. lSilliam &uloemeb,
GrtberifsGp,nus unb genfalsusStrass,
Baltimore, qts.
CUloi6, lsnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-09

;S lit auferft tuidItt9, Dap Ieoe T1s
milic ffetS eincn 0prratb BON
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
RECOVERING
from mi ,ries R.ci.vad 10 a Wrest-
ling Match.
Especial correspondence.)

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,or, uo e. NOW n, po,or scbo.esar,s
on, 4. o, os,,ao,os ., live
Nh, wm w,on,or won, to n;.r.
so, ro,n ,os. rr.saav 20 y,s,. hor
a,,o,,a,
M,sso. u,r, ,ro ptno, K,en, ,re
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
RESIDENCES
Will be Erected by AkrJn Men This
Spring.

Architect William Redding is pre-
pairing plans for o residence which
will be erected by Mr.. Charles +.
Chapman this spring.
1t will he modern In every particu-
lar. The house win be heated by
steam, have electric aud gas lighting
fixtures, hardwood floors and finish
and will cost about $4,000.
Mr.. George smetts will erect resi-
dence this year. Preliminary plans are
being drawn by local architect. II
will be some time before the speci
fications for bidders will be com
piete.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.

The result OF the Senatorial elec.
tons throughout the United States,
TO date, follows:
w. A. Clark, Democrat, Montana,
70 succeed Thomas ii. Carter, Re
publican.
NJ. s. Quay, Republican, Pennsyl-
vania, TO succeed himself after two
years interrognum.
James Mcmillan, Republican, Michi-
gan, to succeed himself for the third
term.
Ben II. Tillmun, Democrat, South
Carolina, TO succeed himself.
Thomas NJ. Patterson, Populist
who has declared himself Demo
crat hereafter, Colorado. 10 succeed
u. o. wolcott. Republican.
Henry u, Burnhain, Republican, New
Hampshire 10 succeed w. L., Chand-
Ter, Republican.
Geo, II. Hoar, Republican, Massachu'
sets, to succeed himself
VIM. p, Frye, Republican, Maine,
10 succeed himself.
Il. w. Carmaek, Democrat, Tennes'
see, TO succeed Thomas Is. Turley,
Democrat
shelby NJ oullom, Republican, liz
nols. TO succeed himself.
John T. Morgan, Democrat, Ala
bama, 10 succeed himself.
Fred T. Dubois, former Republican
who has declared himself 10 be i
Democrat hereafter, Idaho, to sue
ceed Senator Shoup, Republican.
Gen, Moses 70. Clapp, Republican
Minnesota, to succeed o, X. Davis
deceased, Republican. and Chas. A
Towne. Democrat recently appointe'
in Davis place.
.Knnte Nelson, Republican, Mlnps
sofa, 10 succeed himself.
Z. b. Burton, Republican, Kansas
10 succeed Lucien Baker, Republican
WIN. ]. sewell, Republican, Ne'
Jersey, TO succeed himself.
j. w. Bailey, Democrat Texas. I
succeed Horace Chiffon, Democrat.
Jan,es IL. Berry, Democrat A
kansns, to succeed himself.
Robert J. Gamble, Republican, sout
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24

boo, Wis, about two months ago,
and which is said to be the only ele-
phant born in American captivity, is
attracting considerable interest in the
winter quarters Of Ringing Bros cir.
cus at Baraboo. The animal is two
and one-half feet high and has a
trunk twelve inches long. A special
room has been fitted up for it, which is
kept at even temperature. The
mother Of the little elephant will have
nothing to do with it, so 1t has to
be fed from the bottle, SO it has tt
hours. Every effort is being made tc
raise the little elephant.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24

many that need 1t most are not trim,
med at all. Judicious trimming would
make this world a paradise, and the
most important thing for me to decide
is where and when shall do my
part of the trimming. My responsi-
bility ends there and I feel incom-
petent to instruct you as to your share
You had better attend to that yourself
| would much rather have your judg-
ment than mine.
AS to trimming prints / have seen
blue prints trimmed with red, but
find little authority for this color
scheme. Orange and blue, or pale
yellow I believe is thought better.
Green prints may find red trimmings
complimentary, and vice versa. I
have not studied the matter enough
to warrant definite instruction. Better
consult u young dressmaker, She'll
tell you all about it.
But regarding Photographic prints,
the kind ] suppose I am expected to
air my ignorance about, by presum-
ing knowledge superior to your
own, II have some interesting ex'
to myself. l have had very nice
sepia toned prints trimmed with
red edges, in fact an endless
variety that might interest you ,
whole evening and perhaps 4
might not, Some of the easiest trim
miugs TO put upon carbonette print
| have noticed are red spots, finge
marks and serrated edges that turl
up In very familiar way as though
they We're used to 1t and Infer yol
are fond Of turn'p, have neve
tried trimming prints in color b,
hand. Some of the assistants abou
the shop have done little in tina
way. Hand illumined work, as don
ny the Roycrofts is all right, bu
don't like it on portraits of peopl,
AS TO tools for trimming, hay
never tried saw, an AK or hot
though sometimes the knife ! hay
used has been compared to the las
named tool with compliments in fave
of the hoe. A griudstone would the
be useful adjunct to the trimmin
business.
AS closing thought on this trim
ming question. | believe that II u
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
GET DOWN % FACTS.
Read What Akron Citi-
zenS Say.

Get down 10 the facts of the matter.
Don't take strangers word. II Is
easier to prove the truthfulness OF
statements made by citizens OF Akron
than endorsements coming from some
tar away place. Read the following:
Mrs. ]. A. Closson OF 200 East
Chestnut ST, says: 81 was great
sufferer from kidney trouble, had
headache all the time ana the uric
acid In the kidney secretions caused
me TO suffer from bladder difficulty
which embarrassed me by the toe
frequent action Of the secretion. My
back was so lame that l could NOT
straighten up Procuring Doan's Kid
ney Pills from Lamparter & Co.'S drug
store their use promptly relieved me-
have no hesitation in recommending
this remedy to all who suffer as
did"
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents box. Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo, n. ", sole agents for the
u. s.
Remember the name Doan's and
| take no substitute.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
HURRY CALLS
For the Ambulance Were Plentiful
Lately.

Parks ambulance has been kept
busy the last "A hours. w. Q. Franks
slipped and injured his back near Cub
binsons livery barn yesterday. The
ambulance took him to his residence,
GOA II. Buchtel ave.
Harry Myers, Of Bell st., who was
injured some time ago has been sub.
jeet to fainting spells since. He was
taken with one of them last evening
and the ambulance removed him to
his home.
Benjamin Whitehead, who Is EN-.
ployed at the Buckeye foundry slipped
this morning and broke his leg while
At work. The ambulance took him
to his home, 2O5 Poplar st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
MoNTRosE.
Especial CorrespondenceJ

Especial Correspcndence)
Montrose. Jan. 23-Rey. Blrney clos
cd the protracted meeting here Sunday
evening.
The Literary Society gave splendid
entertainment at the schoolhouse Fri
day night The next one VIII be held
February Ind.
Mr.. i.ayerne Richardson Is conhned
10 the horse with a sprained ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crosler, Mrs. La
verne Richardson, o, u. Ruckel,
Gladys and Elmer Ruckel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Taylor aud Lyman u. NIL
ler are all sick with grip,
Little Emma capron, Walter Field
house and churley crosier were on the
sick list last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Richardson are
down sick with eae grippe
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24

my Photographic prints were now be-
fore me. a very large per cent would
be trimmed so fine that they would
look as If = sausage mill had done the
trimming. Trim your prints to suit
yourself and you will suit me and
the same with your life.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
ATTRACTIVE
Is the Baby Elephant at the Wisconsin
Win er Quar- ers.

Mr.. Fred w. Gayer, formerly of the
Democrat, who is visiting friends at
Baraboo, Wis, has written letter
to the Democrat which tells of n visit
10 the winter quarters of Ringing
Bros. circus. He says:
"The baby elephant, born at Bara-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
Every Phase OF Life Comes In For Its
share Of Trimming.

At Tuesday nights meeting Of the
Akron Camera club, Mr.. FL. W. Minns
read splendid paper upon the subject
of trimming" 1t was we'll received
by the members of the. club and is
published in full below.
This subject OF trimming is one of
great scope and interest. From our
advent into the world until the final
exit, we meet 1t Mt every turn.
The scissors are very necessary
thing at the time you begin to live,
and / lately saw new made grave
trimmed with soft cotton to render
its cold earth sides less painful to the
loving eyes as its occupant was owered
tenderly to its resting place. A very
beautiful sentiment.
A very delicate trimming adorns
the dainty things prepared by loving
hands for the adornment Of the bodies
that occupy the cradle and how ten
derly and carefully are the scissors
used to trim the nails of those rose
tinted fingers SO often kissed by nam
mas lips between clips.
But / am growing sentimental
Enough to say that the tailor trim
your suits; the dressmaker trims you
gowns; the milliner trims your hat
and bonnets; the farmer trims hl
hedges, trees, vines, his walks, hi
flocks and many things too numerou
to mention here.
could wenr you out with this sub
ject of trimming. Many things ar
over trimmed, some are undertrimmed
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
Tried Five Doctors.

Mrs. Frances L. Sales, of Missouri
Valley, Ia, writes: II had severe kid
pey trouble for years, had tried five
doctors without benefit, but three bot
ties Of Foley's Kidney Cure cured
me-"
j. NJ. LATER. J. Lamparter & Co..
A. Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
CLOSE CALL.
Water Was Low and
Boiler Red Hot.
Enterprise Plant Has Been Closed
Dow, For Repairs.

uoW1 FOr HepalrS.
The plant of the Enterprise Manu-
featuring company is closed down in
order to replace the old boiler with a
new one.
Few of the employees Of the COM
pany realize what a close call they
had Tuesday. That there was not a
boiler explosion is miracle. Old ex-
perts in the business have not been
able to figure out what it was that
prevented one.
The water in the boiler was allowed
to run SO slow that number Of the
plates became red hot. When 1t was
discovered that the boiler was In dan
ger Of blowing up the fires were ex.
tinguisbed and every effort made to
reduce the steam pressure. a number
of the plates had sprung out of posi-
ton but fortunately they held until the
steam went down.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
L ngering Lagrlpps Cough.

G. vacher, 157 Osgood st., Chicago,
says: MY wife had. a very severe
case Of la grippe, and it left her with
very bad cough. She tried bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar and it gave
immediate relief. A 80 cent bottle
cured her cough entirely" Price 25c,
and 50c.
J. NJ. LATER, ]. Lamparter & Co..
A, Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
ENGLAND'S
D lad Queen and NV King Were
Qiscu .sed.


The recently organized Current
Event club held its Gist meeting We'd
nesday evening at the Uniyersalist
church. The program consisted OF n
general discussion Of current topics,
while the chief point OF Interest CEN
tered about the death of Queen Vic
toria and the accession Of Edward
VII to the English throne.
The members of the club are taking
an Interest in work and a successful
series Of meetings is anticipated.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
Ladies

Turn and welt shoes; all sizes, on our
bargain table for $1.00, worth from
$3.50 to $3.50. 143 S. Howard st.
G. A. Holloway.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-24
You can Double
your Honey in
South Sharon.

SOutH cHdTON.
You cannot measure
the value to be
derived by buying lots
and erecting houses in
South Sharon!
This great new city,
with its industries
employing 5000 w0rkmen,
spreads before investors
opportunities to double
their money such as
no other movement ever
presented.
5000 homes must be
erected before the great
works go into
operation!
Heads OF families are
standing around eager to
rent or buy at almost
any price!
Why not be a
winner, along with those
who have already made
vast sums?
Six men that invested
some $4,000 in South
sharon lots have already
earned $4,000 on these
investments.
Isn't that enough
evidence Of the great y
opportunities South
sharon affords?
You can reach South 4
Sharon by way Of
the Erie x Pittsburgh
Railway, getting OF at
South sharon station, and
by the Pittsburgh 4
Lake Erie Railroad, or
the main line Of
the Erie system.
For further information
apply to
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