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The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-14
STATE OF OHIO, CRY OF TOLEDO. I
LUCAS COUNTY,

LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior PARTNER Of the firm of F. J.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE,
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th, day of December,
A, D. 1885.
t~~1 A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on thr blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi.
monials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o,
w Sold by Druggists, 7sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-14
DIVISION SECOND.
CLASS FIELD CROPS BY
SAMPLE.

CLASS FIELD CROPS BY
SAMPLE.
Best trace Yellow Corn. not less
cents.
Best trace Sweet Corn, not less
than Us ears, 1st IS cents: ID, 90 cents.
Best trace Pop Corn, not less than
% ears, LIST, IS cents; ID, 80 cents
Best one half bushel Oats, LIST, IS
cents; I'd, so cents.
Best one-half bushel Barley, LIST, IS
cents; I'd, so cents.
Best one half bushel Peas, LIST, -
cents; ID, 80 cents.
Best one half bushel White Beans.
1st, IS cents; ID, 30 cents.
Best one half bushel Colored Eyed
Beans, 1st. IS cents; I'd, 80 cents.
Best lot Pumpkins, not less than
six, LIST, 80 cents; ID, % cents.
CLASS 2-NkGETABLES.
Best assortment of Garden Nege-
tables, LIST, $500; I'd, s1.0O.
FsH No part of these collections can
be entered as separate samples.
Best specimen of Cabbage, not less
than six, list, LOO; I'd, so cents.
Best specimen of Squash, not less
than six, LIST, S1.00; I'd, so cents.
Best sample of Onions, one half
bushel, LIST, S1.00; ID. so cents.
Best sample of Beets, one half
bushel, LIST, so cents; I'd, % cents.
Best sample of Turnips, one -half
bushel, 1st, so cents; I'd, 25 cents.
Best sample of Carrots, one halt
bushel, 1st, 80 cents; ID, 25 cents.
Best sample Potatoes. any variety,
one half bushel, 1st, S1.00; I'd, 81
cents.
CLASS STRUT.
Best exhibition of fruit raised 10y
one man, LIST, 50 90; ID, S1.oo
No part of these collections can be
entered as separate samples.
Best display of Winter Apples. LIST
II 90; ID. 30 cents.
Best display of Fall Apples, 1st
II 90; 2d, 30 cents.
Best dish of Pears of any variety
LIST, IS cents; 2d. 30 cents.
Best dish of Grapes. one variety
LIST, SO cents; ID. 25 cents.
Best display of Plums, list, - cents;
2d, 30 cents.
CLASS 4-FLORAL DECORATIONS
Best display of pot plants, not less
than six pots, LIST, 5000 I'd, Sl.oo; 3D.
70 cents.
Best Bouquet. 1st 30 cents; ID, y
cents.
Best display of Dahlias. 1st, 5oeents;
ID 25 cents.
Best display of Astors, LIST, so cents
2d, % cents.
=, &c nAIRS pPODIECTS
The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-14

When we deserve 1t, we don't mind
abuse. 1t makes us careful. But the
trouble is we never agree with our
critics as to when we deserve it.-Atch-
ison Globe.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-14

Also other Attractions
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
TRIBUNAL SUPREME De JUSTICIA

Las sssionsa do safe Alto Tribunal, duran
As ell aGo de 1908, SO vsrihcRr6n como signs'
PFimsFG asRI6n.-Dssda el doee De Gnaro-
segundo Iunes-haBta el vsintioeho de FsbTe-
Rol slate Gemanas.
SegundA ssni6n,-Daade oil doee dc MsFSo
primer lunas -hGEts sl nHsve de Mayo; dies
samanRs.
Tarcsra assl6n.-DaRde oil discioeho de MA'
yo-tereaF luneg -h&stR ol vsintisiets de Ju-
MO: Haia 6emAnAs.
Caarta sesi6n.-Deads si eineo ds O;snbFa
--eprlmsr lunas-hRsBa sI catorcs do NoVism'
b7ss sells GGm&nRs
OnIntn gssi6n .-Doaas ell dieeiseis de No
viambre-sereeF lunss-hAatA ell vefnticuAtro
de Dlefsmbre: Cineo ssm&naG media.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
Ell ConfiCtO de Venezuela
HABITANTEs DE La qUAYRA

AL eireulRr pOr las cAlles de L. Gnayra IL
proelsma del presidsnte OAstEo, sra de vsrsa
al antuaiaamo de los i6vanas, visioSs Rsnte de-
cents, puabloy hRsta tuFcos y canarios oue
llsgRban . los euRrtsleE SO aEmaban para IA.
fender 81 terriSorio.
LIBERIA rs
Entr0 los gsneralas libertados por Castro,
ss hallan PRco Batslls, hiio de CRg1as, C6.
sar Vincenty. Eaaos eAycron prislonaroa pe-
lsRndo sn a Hsvoluoldn con Matns.
Ambos ss 8prestan a Ia dsfensa d 3 Ia re-
rdbilea, dsponienGo los rsnsorss biaantlnos.
Sc HACE VEN EZoLANo
XII irg6t a. Msrtfn Gssusull, otro urisio.
nero pueEto an IibsEtRd pOr Castro, gs ofPeee a
este como ingsnlsRo civil militer para ID la
cha de VsnaSusls contra Ing'atsrra Alsma'
niR.
EN- La APARIENoIA
CFsssS que, an In apariencia, Va dsaRpara'
eisndo Ia gFavsdad cue SO prssent6 aver en-
los asuntos EalAtigoE Tn republics al Vane
suslh.
= smpsrAdor &lem6D, GuiIlsrmo III, pa
VacG ya deeidido, eonsecuaDei& de In %nimo'
sidRd con que miFAn ya q AlsmRnia todos los
pslSss do Europa, o aGaptar el aFbitrAis indi'
sado, al surgiF sl cOnhicto, por ell prssidsnte
de ysnssueIa
Ell GOB1ERNO DE ENRIQUE VII
El gobisEno de Su Maisstad bFitsnies
muaEtra hrmes dessoa do que cOneluysn laa
dtfsEsneiGs con ID Rspdhlica vsnesolans, por
10 qua aat6 desldido Aeesder las ofsrtas del
general Castro.
Con ssts motive 30 de- poT IN hschO que ell
asunb0 so g0metsHA &l 8Fbitra1e.
NOTA a LOS PODERE5
Los gobleEnoi de Madrid BrnsoIRa han
pRsado una notA q los pOdeFss en ls que pAFti.
eipAn que tlensn dePechos iguslas o los que
alggAn sl Imperlo slemGn Gran BEetR6a pzFA
pediF Vsne2uea una fuePte indsmniSAGi6p.
En- Is sxpEesRd& nosA oonsign&n detallada-
mente EEpana BelgicR una ralaci0n de Ioa
danos sufTidos fin dG que SO las compause,
Gaao de que los FsfaEidoB gobleTnoS de LOndRes
, Bsrlfn proBigRn en- su resnslta hrme aet-
sud,
SE HA NEGADO
El goblsPuo eapafol So MEGA 8 declaraF
qua lR Gran BFatahR tiene dereeho sobEs Ia
isla de Patos, de que sstR nRci6n pretsnds
apodsrarse.
T6msse cue 10 actltud do Eaps fa dc oriQsn
una cuslt6n dc cAYActsr inSsTRAelonai, puas
AngRtsrFa inEiGts on decir q1s EspA1a rscono-
si6 10 expTsaada iBlG, como pFopisdsd del GO
blsEno de Londrss en- 1897
CASTRO IRREDUoTIBLE
El prssidsnts Castro niegs furlosamanSs 81
dieho do que VsnsEuela esbuvlaRA inclinAda
scepbAE los ultimatums de AlemRnlA IDgla-
Sierra para pagan s dinsro axigido.
MRnlnaEt& cue In aeepsacion no 40 pnads
s0nfundiF CON sl AEbitER1s, pues 81 habis hesho
pPoposiclonus o las potsncihs do sometsr las
difsrensisG IN srbitrais que 60 dejRTan oil
Essultedo que los AFbitE0s rssoiyiaFan, qua,
Esspaoto ds diehAs propoEieiones, no h&bfs rs
eibido niEguna Conssat&ei6n nj de IogiateFEs
nj ds Alsmania,
Sc moatr6 muy eatsg6rieo oil dscir que cusl'
GuisFa que fuesan las respuaBtas q1s Sc dleron
q lRH pE0posieioneS de RKblbTR1e, no cedeEfR bR
10 nlngunas ciEcunBtsnei&s.
Di1o que Ia sesptsei6n do las prOposiciO-
uea de RKbihFate no SsFiR csdgr que al poF al
EontFAIio, aTsn EeehRzAdas, 81 no. esbabA dis
pusatO HomstaFRa las exigenei&s POGO Ka-
5onabIea sstablseldRB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
DepartamentO del interior
lunta Superior de Sanldad de P. r.

NOTICIA IMPORTANTE.-P ia pre-
senta ss informR que Ios exAmsnes para obss-
ner licsneias dc Medicos, DsnsistAF, FaHmR
e6utieos, ComRdTonas, Enfsrmeras, Vetsrina'
rios, Practicanfss PlomeKos, Sc vsrifiesr6n
en- las oneinAs dc In JuntA Superior de Sani-
d&d, en- San Juan, en- las sigulsntes fschRE:
Msdicos. Ensro S. = z de 1903.
DantiEtas. EneFo g. 10 ds 1903.
FarmReeutieos. Ensro u. 13 IA de 1903.
PrReticRntaS, oomadronas EntsEmsras.
49, 16 IL de EneKO de 1903
Vetsrin&rioH practicantss. EnsFo 10, 20 y
81 de 1908.
PcmsPos. %, 80 , "a de- Ensro de 1908
Para mas informeB, 1rigrae ri SecrstArio
de la Junta.
E. III. Hernandez M. D.
Director de Sandal. San Juan.
DleismbEs do 1909 slt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
A

a partir del 90 de Octubrs pr6ximo volve.
FSn 9 taeAF sn Pones loa vaporss de ID GRsd
D. Lina,a GZuIiaS v &MARGc3tho,S admitisndo
eaFga paERgsRos an visgs diFeeto para Nav
York. GpoTtnnamsnts as publiearS El nuevo
ltinsrAEio.
AgsntsE: MorsIsz Cs.-POnes. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
The paperwith largest circulation in the island
Este peri6dico es ell de mas circulation en- la jsIa
Sra. CaSaIduC de R0seII6

He fRiaeido sn Uluado In diatinpuiis de-
ma dons Osrnnan CAsaldue d. Rosal6, mism bro
de unA de las f&miiisz mas raspstsbIas que.
rdss do Gqueila ciudsd.
Eoviamos sus dsudos, entire los q0e con
tsmos muy busaos amigos, el tsEtimonio DC
nGeStro pFufundo dnsIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
FirmaS desautorizadas
QebFadillas, Disismbre II da 1902
SafloF DON Mariana Abril.
DiFAatar ia IA DpDtocpArr.

QsnPaGfliAs Dls1smbTe II da 1909
SsfoF don Mariana Abril.
Director de LA DEMoCRACIA
Csguas.
Amigo compAt7iat&: El que suseribs fs.
deVal de conviee6n, nFm6 ma Eolfeitud one Ie
pEesant6 an polieia insulGr, pidiando qua Mr.
TschAeP siampKe poR sncima d todo Bea sI tsfe
Aeogienooms al sualto que publica ess pc
Ei0dieo en- al n6mero 375, por medic dc Ia
pEesente snvio mi mas firma pHotssta y al mia-
mo tempo como eiudadRno de Puerto Riso,
quiGE0 cue qusda sin vslor Ia hrma que h& da-
do snFprsndldo.
Ds uatsd amigo compatriota.
]. Martinez Munoz.
BaFeelonstA, DIcismbrs IL de 1902
SsnoF don Nspomuceno Flores.
Caguas.
Qusrldo amigo: he visto sn La DEMoCRA-
OLA 10 advertsnciA gus hsoa con raspsoSo . lRs
hFmas para qne ss deie an su pussto 81 lar. is.
fs do IL polteia insnl&r.
Hscs dtss &c me pFasent6 m sscrito que
no LEI y no buve Inconvenience an hFmaEIo; pc.
20 tods YES que tFssa de ese MistsK que ha
sido uno de los euEpSbias en- los sueeaos que pa
han dssarrollado sn Ia isA poE ga fslts do ca
FastaR, qnfeEo CUE SO h ga constar sn sss pari6.
dico doy pop YstiFadG nj dTme.
Suyo sfsmo. amigo.
Enrique Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
POBRES N|NOS.....! !!
MDREs De FlMLE, Old Ell JUC0sO cONEJO De VUSTRO MtDCo

hjos anunciadas ecandalosa
mente opinion vuetro m6dico Los mdicos
Puerto Rico posores de concienc usdos habra
que deje de convenir 10 que decimos.
de bacaIao nulo: este sndo
elaboration
ealsone llamadas CIR ASA DE PSCADOS Ah
M6dco verifcado Paris
atar do la tuberculosis cua decidieron sRbos a
<reczar complete del aoelte de bacao endn
do medicinal sabor
torDos CASTRO -ntestinales ocasona2
hay que
nuy por ce grasa
ndgesta que e 10 emuan para verfcar emulsion
suando ndigea mas ntolerab los estomagos
d6blles criaturas de los pObres enfeTmos.
81
d. No discuir relative
suancias solo deben tomae mediante pres
cripc6n facultativa.
En- agunos empearse guayac
ansopto pumonar indication Pero nj
rconstyente
los tuberculosis deben guayaco
m6dicO
resutados, MARROW DR. Ness) que
ene nj sabor de emuones
enfermedad condolences
fac digestion perfecamente mlabe opon6ndos
nng6n tratamento.
LACTO compuesto (tu6tano
perfecto dgen
verifca mediane de indgesta enuo
acee bacalaO
digestivos
puesoss vehiculo ~leche ereladas eenentos
todOs riQu1smo principles medicinae aimentcios.
& 81 dra que al
medicina que responde
genca de IL recontuyene en6rgco
<anema tuberculosis convalecenca
periodic agudo Intermediates
siepr desee reconstuir ORGANISING
brecido
AL FALLO ILUsTRADA OLAsE MEDIOA NOS sUGETAM0S
LaCto-Marn
10 que es que vale
Lacto-Marrow CO, Qu1micos New-YorIx
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
Victor Hustle
(Suoesor de G. TinaUd)
Sam JmaR do PuoF6O-EGaOO

Joyas y brillantes. Relojes de todas
classes y dc la acreditada marca
STINAUD PATENT.
Lentes y espejuelOs con cristales
de Roca. CubiertOs y articulos de
novedad propios para regalos.
Agente de Eastman Kodak u 90
Camaras y prOductos fotografcos.
Sc remiteD eatalogosi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
L1NEA FERREA DEL ogsTg

ItinersPio dc Trenes Vapores qua regiYk
desds al dfa 90 de N0viembYa de 1909
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30
NEXT MORNING PHILOSOPHER.

Theory is not always right. Neither
is practice.
The man who rides hobby never
winSta race.
Grab is probably the national game
after all.
Only the man who understands him
self is qualified to study others.
1t is better to avoid the faults of
another than to talk about them.
One gossip in a neighborhood is
enough to keep everybody else by the
ears.
You cannot make fortune by grum-
bling about the success of other peo-
pie
Often when you trust a man You
discover that you have only mistrusted
him.
The less said about your own faults
and mistakes is naturally the most
| pleasing to you.-Enquirer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30
COAL $40.

New York, Sept 30.--Anthracite
coal is selling at $40 ton and is
scarce at that. Bituminous coal has
been raised to $12. The presidents Of
anthracite roads with one exception
are silent on the latest manifesto Of
John Mitchell. Robert NJ. Olyphant of
the Delaware & Hudson said Mitchells
statement was tissue of lies and
that Mitchell was bad man. He
said that no proposition that looked
to arbitration had come from the
strike leaders.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30
,rning. Their names are:

morning. Their names are:
+, VIM. Dorner, Lester Hastings, John
Scanlon, Elmer Capron, Henry Olsen,
Adam Wagner, Charles Cerwin, Irwin
Gang, Joseph Baringer, William Will
liams, Thomas Alten, r. S. Spencer,
Hezekiah Russell, Patrick Fitzpat-
rick, H. S. Getz, Frank spidle, Clar-
ence Zw'isler, George Hahn, Samuel
Young, Charles Wilson, Charles Sny-
der, Christ Abel, David Davis, John
Bartlett, Michael O'Brien, Samuel
Foust, Ross Hoffman, Albert Roepke.
Charles Hover, l. P. Workman, Olaf
Jacobsen, Daniel Cargould, 8. w.
Kenyon and Hugh Palmer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30
AFTER A YEAR.

Is it q year or yesterday
Since we were last together, love,
Since from my side you turned away
To seek some alien star above,
Too far for ken or mortal clay
Is it year or yesterday:
is 1t a year or yesterday
Since / was called upon to bear
A grief no balm can e'er allay,
a woe that none may see or share,
Since you have vanished, say, oh say,
Is it year or yesterday?
Is it year or yesterday?
1 Since laughter died upon my lips,
And 1 became too sad to pray,
For all my stars went in eclipse,
And hopes aurora paled to gray
Is 1t year or yestell day?
Is 1t year or yesterday?
"a year." cries Loneliness, "a year,
But Pain with pallid lips cries, NAY!
Too fierce the pang, too fresh the tear,
Too present seems the souls dismay."
Ia II year or yesterday?
Susie NJ. Best in Century.
Confetti battle, Thursday and Fri
day, fair grounds.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30

Archbold before the Industrial Com
mission, Page 5T1, testifies that the
price of crude and refined is fixed by
them. At the present time the Stand
ard Oil Trust receives 900 per cent
transportation profits in its Illegal
combination with the trunk lines of
pipe laid from the oil regions to the
seaboard, which unlawful combination
Is in gross violation Of the Federal
Antitrust act, on which the Attorney
General refuses to take action.
GEORGE RICE.
Marietta, Ohio, Sept %, 1902.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30
THE TARIFF AND STANDARD OIL,

In his speech Saturday at Akron,
Senator oFraker told the people that
the tariff has nothing to do with
creating or fostering trusts. AS the
Standard Oil company is used by Ad-
ministration orators as the favorite
example of a trust built without the
aid of the tariff" the following com
munication by Mr.. George Rice, to the
New York Times, is interesting. Mr..
Rice is the Independent producer who
was driven out of the oil business by
the Standard, and his authority will
not be challenged:
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30
POLICE
To Be Appointed For
the Fair.
Chief Harry WeIch Will Stand
For No Funny Business.


Officer Harry welch, who will have
charge of the special police at the
fair, has selected the men who will
wear the badges this week. Small
boys will find it useless to try the
fence, and men with "skin games"
who may chance to get into the
grounds, may as well leave imme-
diately, for Officer Welch states that
he will stand for no funny business"
and he has instructed his men accord
ingly. The special police will be "a
in number and they will be sworn in
by the Mayor Tuesday or Wednesday
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30

Five weeks from today will be Nov
4. Then 1t will appear whether nation.
al Issues are considered by Summit
county voters as the only affairs OF
consequence, though II is county anc
state election. Then II win appear
whether the people OF Ohio intend tc
stand pat while privileged interests
dodge their taxes and franchises are
granted and extended regardless OF
their lawful owners.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30

The passing OF Emile Zola, who
died in Paris yesterday. will be COM
mented upon for months TO come, and
his admirers Will search their brains
for now words of lavish praise. But
the truth will remain that Zola pic
tured quite invariably the darker.-the
ropulsive, side of life, and seldom II
ever, relieved his realistic" works
by telling also OF the better things
that even his own characters must
have experienced and have done He
wrote much that, presented by a less
masterful hand, would have beer
ciassed as thoroughly unreadabIe
trash. His defense of the prosecuted
Jewish race In France is the most
admirable OF all his life OF activities
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30

There Is no interest In politics this
fall, says the Beacon, and adds:
"I1owever, General Dick proposes ia
keep fire burning all alcng the line
General Dick can be relied upon to
do Just that. Red Are, brass bands
and badges for everybody is the Gen
erals strong hold politicnlly-a beau
tlful manner OF appealing to the in.
telligence OF voters, surely
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30

of the impression which the size Of
Akron made upon the Youngstown
delegation, Saturday. One Youngs-
town man was heard to ask another:
Where is this Grace park, anyway?"
oh" replied his companion. ''its
right up the street here about seven
miles. l started out there. but when
/ got out about five miles l came
back" The Youngstown man had
missed his bearings and had taken a
jaunt up South Main ST.
%%%
Charles A.. Dana S representative "at
the 'front.' during the war of the rebel
lion was joseph Howard, who once
wired to the paper an account of a
battle, beginning as follows:
ITO God be all the glory! Mine
eyes have seen the work of the Lord;
and the cause of the righteous has
triumphed"
This exordium went on at some
length, and then switched into the
following statement OF fact.
THE Army Of the Potomac has tri-
umphed. We have Won a great vic
tory
A few days later Howard received
a note from Dana reading as follows:
Hereafter, in sending your reports,
please specify the number of the hymn,
and thus save telegraph tolls. New
York Mail ana Express.
x %ss
"Of all the contemplate ninnies |
ever did see" exclaimed Lady Indig-
nant on her return from an Akron
theatre, ''the most desplcable is the
man who gets up and goes out between
the acts making it necessary for all
the people in the intervening seats to
form procession and file out into the
aisle or let him climb over them,
knocking hats, wraps or whatever their
laps may contain, onto the door. OF
course there are exceptions and in the
case of physicians, or others who may
be called out on business, it is differ
ent, but young man who will take
a girl to a show and go out between
acts for Il drink or smoke leaving the
girl to spend the time and hide hei
chagrln as best she may is contemplate
once knew of lovely young girl who
was engaged to a young man of posi-
| ton and family. He took her to the
theatre one night and at the end
of the second act went out for smoke
The girls eyes flashed and her cheekt
crimsoned. For a few moments she
sat quietly, then with decisive move
ment, she took a diamond ring from
her finger and turning to beneyolen
| looking old gentleman who sat next Il
her she said: win you kindly giv'
this to the young man who was will
me when he comes back and tell hin
that l have gone homer The old gen
tleman looked at her admiringly ant
replied: Il will, and II you have n,
brother or anyone else to thrash hin
for you, III do it myself +"
The girl went home alone.
The Loop line car rolled down Yves
Hill Tuesday morning, two minute
late. AS closed cars are now Il
mode, the man with the pipe and hi
friend with the stogie occupied place
on the rear platform and blew thei
smoke ip the direction of the sluggish
livered conductor.
eve had grand opening Saturday,
said the man with the pipe. Lots 0
, vice presidents and big receptio
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30
For Inflrmary Director,
b. II. DAVIS
of Akron.

The county fair, properly managed,
Is one of the best institutions
we have; and the Summit county fair
is always proper and safe place for
all people to go. In sense, it is the
duty of every citizen to give the Agri-
cultural society support and encourage
ment by attending.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30

committee. / think there never were
so many, on any previous occasion,
who wore badges-and that
alone is sufficient to indicate that it
was a glorious opening Then he
smiled, for he had been among the
honored ones who wore the vice presi-
dent badge.
Wasn't the local turnout in the pa
rade somewhat of a frost?' asked his
friend with the stogie, who is plunging
heavy on Rev. VIM. Frost Crispin to
beat the General in the race to Wash
ington.
"A frost? Did you pay 10 cents per
last night and have a plain bottle set
/ out? No, sir, there can be no frost
with such an array Of vice presidents" :"
The cry of Morning papers" ended
the conversation, and the two friends,
champions of rival politicians, marched
down Howard st. to see what the odds
of the day were in the Rev. VIM Frost
Crispin-Dck battle for the privilege
of having speeches, that were never
spoken, appear in the Congressional
Record.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
STATE.

oBABLs
For Secretary OF State,
HERBERT s. BLGELOW,
Of Hamilton county.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
QOng and short terms,)
MICHAEL DONNELLY,
Of Henry county.
For State Dairy and Food Commits
sioner,
PHILIP II. BRUCK,
of Franklin county.
For Member of State Board of Public
Works,
JOSEPH j. PATER,
of Butler county.
JUDICIAL.
For Judge of Circuit Court,
BENJAMIN STARR,
Of Cuyahoga.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Member of Congress,
o. d. EVERHARD,
of Summit.
COUNTY.
For Probate Judge,
VIM. e. YOUNG
of Akron.
For Clerk,
ALBERT T. PAIGE
OF Akron.
For Sheriff,
e. L. FILLIUS
of Hudson.
For Treasurer,
ROBERT l.. ANDREW,
of Akron.
For Commissioner,
IOHN MCNAMARA.
OF Barberton.
For Recorder,
JAMES ii. BURT
of Akron.
For Coroner,
DIR. G. J. HAYES.
of Manchester.
For Infrmary Director.
b. II. DAVIS
of Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-30

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