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r1less e De GA accnunt ~ fire. Nearly
ever day someone 1eorar3ixss the
town b. fire. but - ~ there has
been no real cause far alarm IN that
direction since last Mav.
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The principal features Of the
Special Crescent Range are the
large top cooking surface and
the extra large oven. These two
features are stronger in the Spc-
eial Crescent Range than any
other cheap range that VIC know
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
HOW / WORKED @9
% ag A@HIlE COUNTY.
(IV,itteu for the Dispatch 6yJ. L1ghboot BrooSe)

we came up to them. our horse stopped
Browns pistol and mine looked ike a
! slick nickel in church collection. one or
| the fellows caught our horse by the rein.
while the other sided up to my side OF
| the buggy.
IF youns calls this a good evenin
| I don't want to live in you MS kentry.
| but that amt got nothn' to do wild de
| price of tan bark. What we'uns wants
| to know, is what you'ns biszis is in these
| parts
| I told him that Brown was selling
groceries, and that I was selling cigars.
Then ne looked at his chum and said.
| That's mos same as what them others
| told ST.
why do you want to know" ventur-
ed to remark.
"Why? Cause that's weun's business
| Where 1nout you'ns be headen fer?"
We told him we wanted to go to Kings,
and if he thought we were not what we
claimed to be, we would show him our
samples, letters from our respective
houses, and Brown said ned show his
order book
'.Hurph: OATS no sine of q ducks
nest. So fer es de letters go, we'uns can't
read 'um, and de samples, dat I'D be er
cinch for a bluff to work on a greeny.
'Sposen you'ns git out, and let we'uns
see what's in your rig.
a slight hardness on our part brought
his rifle TO half-cock, but that was all.
We were out in less time than take to re-
cord it. Both of US were haking. Brown
said afterwards, twas cold. Well, I
was not cold.
After a thorough examination of the
buggy. the stranger said to his partner:
Isl, you lead de way, I'll take kere de
hos an rig
So in front OF ST we were marched
down in the woods for half a mile wnen
we came to a clearing with a twe-room
log cabin in the centre. \ thin column
of blue smoke was slowly curling up from
the sauatty chimney, and a ragged urchin
was carrying in an armful of pine wood
We were ordered in the house. il such
II could be called, and there we found
a family, consisting OF a mother and
11Ne children the Oldest girl Of
should say, is years, quite pretty with
rudy complexion and blue eyes, and four
boys about six. eight, twelve and six
teen. We were shown in the back room.
and told to make ourselves at home;
When alone, we looked at each other,
and II I looked like Brown. | am glad
there We're no mirrors in the room,
There was nothing to do so we did
it. BY the time we had gotten thorouehlv
warm and began to feel just a shade
easier. supper was announced by ST put
ing ms mead in the door, and saying
GRUB is Waitin' fer youns," so out va
went. "
The table was enc such as you see in
many OF the North Carolina mountain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
MIR, DOO[EY ON THE DO|NGS OF ROYALTY.


tn Caffy de Paree las night. His Ma
jesty paid FIR all breakage . Ivry
aithernoon Til king iv Biljum can be
seen on th' bullyvard. TIL statement
that tn droop in his right eye is per-
manent is not correct. TIL king
iv Blum was seen in n smokin' car
ir tn limited thrain .yisterdah, in his
shirt sleeves, playin' siven-up with d
few frinds. Win tn thrain stopped
fr lunch. his Majesty hoped out, ct
a dish iv baked beans, a section iv
grape pie an cup " coffee an had
q pleasant chat with tn cashier who
used to uurruk at tn Palace Hotel
an knows him well It was 'Leep'
an Name" with thin to tn delight
iv tn hangers-on at tn station, who
are very fond ~ both If thinl
AN so it goes. Now, supposin',
Hinnissy, that We was Blum, what
liver that is, an Leopold was ye,er
king Ye see him on tn sthreets ivry
day snortin' around in an autymoblll
with dust in his whiskers an cinders
in his eyes that makes him wink lvry
time nurse-girl goes by: ye see him
dhrinkin' at tn bar, bettln' on tn
races, feedin' his head with common
food, quarrelin' with his wife. kickin
his daughter out iv dures. an NANNY
facthrin' rubber boots. Wud We bow
down to him whin he come out " tn
concert hall with tn siXtat? Nud We
fling ye'er caubeen in tn air an hol-
Ter. Long live tn king or 'Neev tn
r
it's up to 4 Biljum to holer at such
time? Ye wud not. 1e'd say to ye'er-
s!f: We'll. if that fellows king,
som T. I think I'll move him over an
take tn job mesilf. He's nice OF
man, runs an autymobill pretty well,
is a SUCCESSFUL hirt, an UNSUCCESSFUL
husband, flve-cints- n-th'-dollar fail
ure as father, an pretty good
mannyfacther iv hose. He's all lV
these things. But as king, Is he
worth tn wages? I guess not! An
wllin Leopold come out some mornin',
it'd not be yeer hat that come off but
his
tn thruth is, Hinnissy, that tn
kings have got to take q brace II
We have amy among ye'er frinds, tell
thin I said So TIL king business is
like poker game. It's been goin' on
FIR a long time an whiniver it put lts
money in, we lay down thinkin' we
was up again handful iv kings an
queens. But tn minyit they'se
showdown, TIL bluff is over. Thin
we see that tn hand that We We're
afraid iv is composed lntirely iv sIv-
ms, skies, an dooces, with maybe wan
jack that looks like a king on'y to
near-sighted people. A showdown Is
death to rilety. Tell yeer frinds to
stay In dures an niver show their
faces at TIL window, an maybe we
won't get on to thim.'
II don't know amy kings" said Mr..
Hennessy.
..Well, I wuddent thry to- said Mr..
Dooley. ut wud be all right fr ye
but ye'er wife mightn't like 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

tn princess emerged, followed by III
King in a :;nokin' jacket. at tn, dure
he hollered at her: Yell stay away
firm here it We know what's good fr
ye' I'll have tn law on ye,' says
tn princess, as she whit off on her
bicycle
An there ye ar-re. TIL times has
changed an tn kings lives in tn
sthreet with tn rest iv us. 1t'll be tn
death iv him. No wan respects amy
body they know To be a King an get
away with it. man must keep out lv
SIGHT. TIL minyit people knows that
Eng talks like other people, that he
has tn same kind iv aches that we
have, that his head is bald, that his
back teeth are filled, that he drinks
too much. that hin: an his wife don't
get along. an that whin they quarrel,
they don't lnaks a regular declaration
~ war. but jaw at each other like
Mu!larky an his s!,f use, their subjicks
say: Why, This here fellow is no bet
tier thin tn rest iv US. How comes
he to have SO good a job? Down with
him. An down he comes
''Ye take this here King iv Biljunl,
EIinnissy, knew all about him
FIR Dorney had the room mex to
him whn he was in Europe an he
herd him snore. Think " that:
Think iv hearin' king snore an
meetin him tn mex mornin' an bow
in to him. II this king iv Blum
knew his own business, he'd ony come
out iv tn house wanst year an,
thin he'd have his face yelled. In
stead iv that he's all over tn wur-
ruld He's in tn rubber business.
He's TIL rubber king. If We buy gar
den hose, see that TIL name iv Leo
pold, king iv Blum. is on tn noz-
zle. He makes gum shoes, nursln'
bottles, rain coats, combs. an teeth
in rings Ivry week he has to set
down with tn board iv directors ~
his rubber comp'ny an hope f'r rain
HE takes his pleasure befure all tn
wuTrud. II We go into a hotel amy
where in Europe, Dorney says. We
can sec him settin' in roclin' chair
smokin' a seegar an chattin' with tn
dhrummers. Who's that OF la-ad
with tn whiskers?' says Dorney to
tn clerk. That's OF Leopold, king
iv Bi]jum,' says tn clerk. Hes our
star boarder,' he says. "Whos that
OF fool cuttin' up with tn chorus
girls at tn mex tablet says Dorney to
tn waithcr at tn RESTRAINT. It's Leo
pold king iv Biljum.' says tn wait
her. He's in here ivry night guess
his home life amt atthrac tive.' The
king iv Biljum in his autymobill ran
into a milk cart ysterdah on tn bull
lyvard,' says tn pa-apers. In tn al
tcrcation that followed, tn lowly
millzman walloped his Majesty severe
". . TIL king iv Biljum wint up
in an airship yisterdah an aftherward
took dinner with Santos-Dumont, Col
onel Tom Ochiltree, Tod Sloan. an
Cbansv Depoo. g y = The king iv Bill
iunl an Maddymozelle Toorooro. tn
Spanish dancer, danced a. fandanso at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

II see be TIL pa-apers," said MI.
Dcoley, that TIL King iv Biljum mas
been havin' throuble with wan iv his
family"
Til poor man. said Mr.. Hennessy
..H. hat was it about?.'
ooh. faith, tn usual thing said Mr.
DGoley. she married some wan IN
King, her father. didn't like. TIL man
iv her choice was not her akeel. lie
was Only a jock or Il prince or some
thing like that-a good fellow, dye
mind, sober, industhrees an affection
ate. but iv lowly cxthra ction. But that
amt what l wanted to talk to We about
TIL throubles of King with his family
amt amy more inthrestin thin tn
throubles Nv plumber or a baseball
player. It's tn same thing-th' food,
tn cost iv tn new tile, tn familyar
face q, breakfast, tn girl runni,i off
an MARVIN a jock or clerk in a
butcher shop. What I've been thinkin'
about is how long tn Kings can stand
havin' all these things known about
thru.
"Whin r was a boy, if a King fell
cut with his folks, no wan knew iv 1t.
but tn c1rls an markesses an jocks
that overheard tn row while they we're
waitin on tn table. They didn't say
anything, but wrote it down in 4
note book an published it afther they
was dead Win til King passed tn
bu1ther plate SO high to his wife that
il caught ner in tn eye. it was q rile
secret When his rile spouse pulled his
majesty around TIL room by TN hair iv
tn head, tn tale remained in tn
family till it got into histhry. Win
wan iv tn Erincesses threatened tc
skip with q jock TIL King touched tn
spring iv tn tl1rap dure an her rile
Ilighncss. Augoostina Climintina Sofia
Maria Mary Ann, whit down among TIL
coal an tn potatoes an niver was
heerd iv again.
But nowadays it's different. TIL
window shades is up at tn Kings
house as well as ivrywhere else Tn
gas is lighted an We see his majesty
stornain' around because tn dinner is
late, kickin' tn rile dog, whalin III
princes iv tn blood with a lath, brush
in his crown befure goin' out, Shawn
his chin, sneakin' a dhrink at bedtime.
:awin' his wife, an maxim faces at his
daughter TIL princess called at the
Ilink iv Biljum's house yisterdah an
insisted on seein' tn OF man. A stormy
inrherview followed. I tor We niver to
darkeli this dure again till We left that
loafer iv a nusban iv ye'ers, says MS
majesty. I come here to get me
clothes says her rile highness. If We
don't give thin up, I'll call mex time
with a constable she says. Don't
make me frget me sex an lay
hands on a woman says his majesty.
Clear out iv this befure I cease bein'
a King an become q parent, he says.
Her rile highness had a fit ~ Mysteries
at this. an tn King tore around tn
parlcr. knockin' over chairs an klckin
at tn furniture. Half an hour later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
cause the occasion passed 50 sgr9s..s,,

But when the telegraph instrIrar- !.
the Lana Ianana AIRY otIies PECAN 70 click as
startling Intelligence Of the, serfnrs ~ "a
ness of the King and the indefinite vos. We
ponement of the coronation i rsvv t T5s
later the people heard that On KfT- ~ y
rapidly getting better; and they wer ny.
all. Ut
But now the French IRE clenlqria. e.,
another cable They are se..df9 ~ ~ Ls
home that they hope The aroiaa5 Gs 1 so-
meeting me me island OF Reunion VISA lrasz.
Sibie. s2'
They are fully convinced by eyneris,o,
that it is not pleasant wholly "a he , 4,':
eff from communication with the ss>. -
the world. V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
a Miracle.

An English contemporary tells the f,f
lowing good story of muscular Christie.
ity. In a smoking room of hotel !,
Dublin, where sat & huge priest SIM.
men were scoffing about miracles r,
rose the priest and offered 10 perform
miracle. He seized the most blatant d
the scoffers, carried him to the door. and
kicked him into the street When che IN.
happy youth returned the priest asked
An did ye break your back?' Il IA
not" was the answer Well, its a mira,
Gle ye didn't answered the priest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
Confederate Almanac.

The Confederate States Almanac of
1864, presented to the Confederate Museum
at the October meeting of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society, was the gift
OF Mrs Albert Washington Perrie, of
Towson, Md, through Miss Kate Mason
Rowland 1t filed a gap in the series now
owned by the museum. the institution
having the almanac for 1862, 1863, and 1865.
Was there enc issued in 1861?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
LEATH GUARANTEES cAarr,yARr
The Famous Singer VIII Give Song
Recital at the Academy Next WeeL,

Campanari will be the attraction al
the Academy next Wednesday night IN
a song recital. The great operate bari.
tone is to appear here under Mr. Leatd's
auspices. and he will give the concert.
assisted only by pianist. The pro.
gramme will illustrate ali that is best
in operate music and in ballads Il /,
to be of the popular variety. aud is ID
contain some of those numbers that Cam
panari has already sung here with cog-
spicuous success in tie festivals OF The
Wednesday Club-notahly the Toreador
song from Carmen and the prologue to
Pagliacci.
Campanari is perhaps the most popular
of all the artists who have ever ap-
peared in this city. He has a Uemali-
douS following. and his concert may. elsi-
ly be considered the event OF the year
as far as musical attractions are con-
cerned Manager Leath pays the singer
a very large guarantee and has .Ngi
the prices of admission at the regular
level.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

who composed the stern, brave fighters
of the great First Corps of the Army OF
Northern Virginia, but not one OF these
viii saw that its commander was one
.of the greatest of that great army.
c. A. FONERDEN. r
October 49, 1902
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
DYSPEPSIA

Sick Headache. Foul Stomach, Bilious
ness will be avoided, as the food that is
eaten contributes It's nourishins properties
the body.
Price, 20 cents per box Sold by all
druggists. or sent by mail on receipt OF
RADWAT CO.. IS Elm street, New
York - S - no XII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
kI1T1|I||||IE !
ANo
Ri. ADDER
DISEASES, URINARY AFFECTIONS,
eDEEP-SEATED CASES
ESPECIALLY.

For old. obstinate. deep-seated Kidney,
Bladder. and Urinary Diseases take tot
tie of Stuart's Gin and Buchu
SYMPTOS1S-Ago pains in hscs,
swollen legs, or abdomen, discharges lfon
the urethra. neuralgia of the oIafea-,
burning sensation or difficulty in passi3S
water. also a frequent desire or even IN
voluntary discharge of the urine Ca2Ht
of the bladder. stone in the blAdasf
Bright's disease. disagreeable odor Of ID
urine, scanty and high-cOlored.
TO CURE take Stuart's Gin ard Baeau'
and you will be restored to health md
perfectly cured Stuart'S Gin and b4eal
sweetens the urine cieanses the oiit2e,I
removes all distractions from the hihRss,
and ,Irethra. Pleasant to take II give,
strength, life, land Eigor to the htnegs
at drugstores or by express.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

Bowels, Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Dis,
eases, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Con
sstipation, Costiveness. Indigestion, Bill
louSness, Fever, Inflammation Of the
Bowels, Piles, and all arrangements OF
the internal viscera. PERFECT DIGES-
TlON will be accomplished by taking
-RADWAY'S PILLS. BY: so dnina,----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
SAMPLE BOTTLE ABSOLUTELY FREE.

by writing Stuart Drug Company AZ
Ianta. Ga. Sold in Richmond al TR''
GLE MEDICINE CoMPANY'S. Sj5 saH
Broad street
oc 22-Th&Su1y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
I'd always
u u Pills

Purely vegetable. mild, and reliable
Regulate the Liver and Digestive Or
gans. The safest and best medicine in
the world for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

NaNrrD CURED AT HOME by
SxAANSIN internal treatment. NO
knife, plaster. or pain, Book and testi-s
m onials mailed fires Cancer Institute. lA
w. 42nd ST.. New York. &:
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
A DELICIOUS FOOD.
A Scientific Combination of
Cereals and Nut Oils.

The inventive brain of man has just
discovered Il process whereby certain
cereals are combined with the emul-
lifted oil of nuts into food. and calls
Malt-Nut.
BY new and scientific process the
cereals are twlce-cooked, and eX-
posed to intense heat, converting the
Itarch into dextrin, making 1t diges-
hble and the addition of the emul-
ifed oil of nuts, produces food that
contains four times the brain, flesh.
muscle, and tissue building properties
" beef.
A number of so-called pre-digested
loods have been offered the public in
The past. but a careful analysis shows
that many of them abound in starch,
causing the formation Of gas in the
itomach and bowels.
The cereals contained in Malt-Nu
ire taken through the first and hard
lst stages of digestion, making it easy
pf assimilation and an assistant in
the digestion of other foods.
Malt-Nut can be served direct from
the package with half milk and cream
or into a score of palatable dishes.
Sold by all good grocers. Made by
American Pure Food Co., Ltd. Battle
. Creek. Mich. a,sS srsssss Agsirg
. - q 4 e a. y
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26

committee was given more time, and
its chairman promises to have sur
prise for the members next Wednesday
night. Representatives to the State
Council, Brothers Baum and Lipps,
returned home in time TO attend the
meeting, and botlI- gave interesting
reports of the doings at that meeting.
Brother Baum was reelected National
Representative, which is one Of the
honors of the meeting. They reported
it. one of the best meetings they ever
attended, and say that much enthus-
iasm was manifested. The next State
Council meeting will be held at War
rem. Brother otate V. c. Baldwin, of
Youngstown. was at the meeting of
Summit Council, Wednesday evening,
and spoke briefly on the good Of the
order. Brothers will please remember
that the time is near when the men,
bers of Summit Council will go to Can
ton on visit, and will therefore please
prepare The exact date will be an
nounced later.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

Columbia Council did not have as
good an Attendance at last session as
should have been, for nominating off,
GERS. All the members ought to take
pains to he present Mt next meeting,
June s. The business of last meeting
was promptly attended to. Two candi-
dates were obligated, A dispensation
has been received to continue initiation
at the same fee as last term but 1t on
ly lasts six weeks, so members will
have to hurry in their prospective
applica tions, as the time will soon slip
by. There were some still reported
on the sick list by the Relief committee.
Don't forget to give them attention.
The sick always appreciate visit.
June will be the last time for nomina-
tions. Be sure to be present. The So
cial entertainment on Thursday even-
Ing was very nice one, and good
program was rendered to very ap'
preciative audience.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
WERE "TOOK."
UniversaIist Choir Did Honor to
Its Leader.

The choir at the Universalist church
sundaymo rning was composed OF
about 35 voices representing the pres
ent membership and some of the old
members. This extra attendance was
In honor of the leader, Mrs. Ella Case
Holiday. who will be married Tues,
day evening to Mr.. Richards, of New
York. After services, a picture of the
choir was taken by Photographer H.
o. Beck. The picture shows the men,
bers standing on the steps leading to
the main entrance to the church.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26

placement, liberation or inflammation
or arrangement Of the organs Of ma
ternity. In the change from maiden
hood to womanhood, or, In the later
change of life, Zoa Phora brings the
sickly woman through to perfect
health and strength. 1t is a constant
support and strengthening tonic for
expectant mothers and makes the
hour of maternity almost free from
pain and agony. To the frail mother
in the days of recovery from the or
deal Of childbirth. Zoa Phora brings
health, strength and vigor and tones
the nerves. To women in constant
dread of the approach OF their men
strual period, Zoa Phora brings relief
and comfort.
Mrs. Blanche Seymour. Dowagiac,
Mich, says: II had irregular and
terribly painful periods, and suffered
for years from leucorrhea zoa Phora
has completely cured me-"
Get dollar bottle of Zoa Phora
at the nearest drug store, or the Zoa
Phora Co., Kalamazoo, Mich, will
send it to you, prepaid. on receipt Of
price.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
4. o. r. NJ.

Saranac Tribe kindled its council
fire last Thursday sleep, and the War
rior's and Chiefs degree We're con.
ferred, and one application received.
This tribe has received an invitation
from Summit Tribe, No. 1877, to work
the Adoption degree on five pale faces
next Monday sleep at their wigwam in
the Kaiser block, Chiefs, don't forget
the date set for drill. All turn out and
let us ill SUBMITS wigwam with
Indians and have good time.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
PYTHIAN sIsTERHooD.

Louise Assembly held a very inter-
esting meeting Saturday evening, there
being quite number in attendance.
The Chancellor Commander has called
a special meeting for Saturday evening,
May 81. The captain of the team also
requests all members Of the team to
be present at this meeting.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
u. r. K. of p,

Summit City company met in reg
ular business assembly last Monday
evening and held an interesting meet
ing. The company went to Newburg
Sunday and was entertained by the
Standard Co. May 30, the company
will assemble promptly at l:30 p. M.
by order of the Major, to participate in
the parade.
BY action of the company, it was
decided to 60 to Barberton June to
attend. memorial services. Assemble
promptly a, 8 a. IN. ,..
1t is desired that every knight Loyal
of the company be present on the above
mentioned dates. Don't forget them.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
Hoods Jdrsdpdrill0
and Pills

Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
oil eruptions. Have the whole family
begin I'd take them today.
Hoods sarsaparilla has been used in
our family for some time, and always with
good results. Last spring I was all run
down and got bottle Of 1t, and as usual
received great benefit" MISS BEuLAH
BoYoE, stowe VI.
Hoods sarsaparilla promises to
cure and keeps the promise.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
DEGREE PoCAHoNTAs.

Ogareeta Council will meet in reg.
ular sleep Tuesday evening. We ex.
pect several applications as some of
the chiefs and squaws have been trail
ing the forest OH the trail Of number
Of pale faces. The candidate that we
balloted for last meeting. If present
viii be initiated into the mysteries