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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-27
The Texas League.
At Paris Texarkana Z, Paris 2,
No other games, open date.
The Sunset League

Beaumont Texns May 90 the Beau
mont bali team has returned from a sue
cessful trip to Lake Charles, where It took
two out of three games from tho strong
Louisiana team. In the first game Brigancc
was hit hard and Tevis went in and won
mt, stopping the fusiiade of the hltters on
the home team without a hit. This makes
the standing of the Sunset league now as
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Hawthorne Winners

ff'rN May % The yernal stakes Mt
'isoine today was won by Pat Dunn's
iS 10 close finish with Stemwinder.
mss vas worth $1,000. c. r. ELI
HN the ring a terrible scorching In
se'hd race with hts 3ycar-old colt,
hght, beating Emathion, the favor
hb length, after meing backed
I nle TO I to at post time.
isslnla,anss-soubltt, lce King, Harvey.
e'-Isst Knight Enathlon. MartIl
lM1sse, short coursc-MacLnren,
~, Henry Gibbs. Time 315lo.
lpil9nss, the vernnl stakes -Savdnle.
Iu,I, sidney { Love. Time 1:O2l,.
lime l,42h.
I'm quarter Farmer Bennett Ben
Mss Liza. Tine 9:S1.
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Texas LEAGUE Meeting.

Dallas Texas. May %. The Texas base
ball league held a special meeting in Dallas
today and adopted new schedule TO make
isirthntion of sunday and holiday games
more equitable.
Zach Of the six clubs put w a casa for
felt Of $500 TO play the season through to
the 18th of September.
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ask your friendly Offices IN the matter.
With great respect, we lave tho honor
70 be, very respectfully. your obedient
servants
Nathan Frank,
Chairman Conventions Committee.
c. X, Waih idge, President.
VIM, Flewellyn Saunders,
Secretary and General Manager
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Beaumont goes TO NacoC1oches tomorrow
morning for a series of three games The
local management s said Ia have been Of
fcIod $500 for Iva Tcvis and the offer was
declined with thanks
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MEXICAN National Changes.

New York. May 26. Directors Of the Ma
tIonal railroad OF Mexico. according 10 the
statement Of W. X. Raoul. president of that
road, have made these changes; r. y.
Brown from the third 70 second vice presi-
j. IL Fraser. trsaEuEsr: william Burkst.
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WeoI Reeeipts Al eendera.

Bandera, Te1as, May 90 The receipts of
wool at this point promise 10 be a bit heav'
Ter than usual. There is not much improve
mcnt in the price. - cents having been
paid for one CLIP one OF the hrst marketed.
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WILLARD Ia CAPTURED.

Murderer Of Miss Lila Suite In Atlanta
Jail
Atlanta Gu, May % Willard Lee who
shot and killed Miss Lila euttlo az n
church Mt Beuhll, ca, yesterday. was car.
tured early ths morning near AustolI. ga.
aud landed Ia the Atlanta iall lie said ne
klled Miss sutue because bI. love vss nm.
requlted una hc wished 10 end the sus.
LunEp.
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|s,l, - NAY 26.-Lady strathmore,
4 Il. :. name and colors of Tom P.
a,st Il y II exercise gallop in the fea.
ii bpetbs aif Groqnds today, win
.Ad Sa,, from Alice Turner.
saoi, Fasr IL turionEs Maltoferlno,
Nd fry,,I Trade. Time O.55A.
etars Tvng. selling Lenova Eda
KS lou H,sis.h furlongs -Gallantrie,
al ss Ssse Time l:09N.
EY Fards-Lady Strath-
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BASEBALL.
American League.

Baltimore, May 26.-Fieldlng errors he.
hind Howell lost the game for the rail-.
moresi
Score =. =,
Baltimore ...,.. oo2 oio 600 2
Snicago .....,.....110 200 400 s II n
:, Howell and Robinson; Garvin and Nc.
Farland. '"u Nc
Boston, May 2e.-st, Louis outplayed Bos-
ton. running catch by stehl and POW.
ellis pitching were the features.
Score I, a.
Boston .,....... 900 600 600 O
81, Louis ......... .02l 600 600 3 a
Dlheen and Warner; Powell and sugden
Philadelphia, May 2e.--Detroit PLAYED
hard uphill game today and a batting
rally In the last inning almost enabled the
visitors to tie the score.
Score u "a =,
Detroit .....,...,. 900 osO Coz IL 4
bhlndelphia 800. .O04 coo 4O'- s q 2
Miller and Mcclure; Witt and Power
Washington, May 26.-CIeveland won bv
making couple Of opportune hits in the
first inning. Wright pitched good ball I'M
I'll the ninth inning, when he gave way to
Moore.
Score n ~ l.,
Washington ...... 900 600 o3o- 2
Cleveland ......,... 400 100 DO n Il
orth and Clark; Wright; Moore and Be.
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more Alice Turner tt,r.-
1s45L lime
Weber. Time 1:14k JAKE
Seven furlonus. seillng-Lyror Rell rrs,,'
Pearce Precisely Time .29H 'tenA
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Southern League.

Atlanta May 2e.-Atlanta won today's
game with Little Rock by heavy batting In
the last half of the ninth aided by the
visitors change in pitchers in that inning
Score r II +
Atlanta ...........0o1 Oo2 Oo4 10 .
Little Rock ........ .OOO COL Oh a.
Henry and Latimer; Allemang, Watts and
Murphy
Nashville, May 26-Seusational hcldlng
on the part OF wIseman Of tho Nashville
and poor base running on shrcveport's part
wen today's game for Nashville.
Score r II n
Nashville ........... 02o 600 col s q
Shreveport ........ .0g2 100 900 ; 10 .
Sample and Fisher; Butler and Mcclure
Chattanooga, May 26-New Orleans shut
the Chattanooga team out today in fast
game. The locals hatted well and only the
fast inhcld work of the New Orleans team
won.
Score II II "a
Chattanooga 100 0oO 600 Ii 9
New orleans ..... .O4O 09o 101- 10 o
Hopkins and Roth; Stewart and Abbott
Birmingham. May 6,-Blrmingham dc
feated Memphis today by opportune hit
ting, Wilhelm was invincblc after the
FIRST inning, striking out nine men
Score r II y
Memphis ........ 300 600 coo 3 Z
Wilhelm, Blue and Brown; Ashton and
ACcorsini.
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secretary. These changes VIII take effect
June T. The, offices Of first Vice president
aud assistant treasurer in this city viii
be discontinued
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The National Leanue.

st, Louis, May 26.-st Louis closed fast
today, but was one run behind Chicago
when the game was over Attendance 1900
Score II II
st. Louis .......... 900 oo3 o1o-4 5 /
Chicago ..,,....... 200 30 600 ! 10 !
Murphy. Ycrkcs and O'Ncil; Mencfee
Chance and KehOe
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umcs published is 1000; the total number
| of nnrnR Il r. 90 OOn

last year we reported the sale and gift
Of S73 copies. This wear the total cir,
culatlon is 30 100 and the total direct cir
culation Is 4o.072 copies The rales In the
Manila depository have been 428s copies
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KIAMS MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE
It's Mothers Week

WE'VE entire
~ The Bargains such desirable they
looked Every dollars worth of them
make mistake single Afew mentioned
drds OF others, equally desirable
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OUR FRENCH GUESTS
VISIT NIAGARA FALLS AS GUESTS OF
AMBASSADOR CANNON.
The Gaulois Reaches New York Ao-
companied by the kearsaree, Alabama
and Olympia as Guard OF Honor

New York May % The French battle
ship Gnulois, which brought the French
mission TO attend the unwilling Of the
Rochambcau monument al Washington ar.
rived here today from Annapolis
The United States b8ttlcships Koarsnrge
and Alabama and the cruiser olympia,
which were accompanying the Gauios, ar
rived thirty minutes later
Niagara Fails n y. May &c The MON,
bers Of the French mission who partici-
pstcd in the ceremonies incident to the uu-
yelling Of the statue .ot Count de Rocham-
beau at Washington, arrived at Niagara
Falls this morning. Besides the mission
and families Of Lafayette and Rocham
beau. there are In the party Ambassador
Cambon, Nine Cnmbon and members Of
the stan of the French embassy and the
presidents commission Carriages were
awaiting the arrival Of the train and ten
minutes after Il reached here the members
Of the party started for q carriage drive
TO the points If interest about tho fails.
More than two hours were spent IN sight
seeing, when the party returned to the
station and luncheon was served on board
Of their train.
This afternoon the party took a TIN
through the gorge On a special train TO
Lewiston and return. At p. m they left
for West Point on special traia.
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Winners al Gravesend.

\, York May 20. Cameron and by
we're the only winning favorites at
Iagpd today. The Patchoeue stake, at
d. furlongs, was won by Cameron,
! n,de his first appearance Of the gear.
Im sir furlongs. selling-Graden,
IN lIn fully. Time ITO 20.
IN md a furlong, handicap-Contend,
ts Kanlara. Time 1852.
M tuflongs-Plater. Mamie Worth, Our
III Time 1:0l 10
1 IN six furlongs, the Pstchogue stakes
Esaron, Brunswick, Flying Buttress.
y ITO.
IN md q sIxteenth-Hyphen, Hermis,
Ia Mccarthy. Time 1:46 20.
N iuilongs-Thyme. Birthstone, Cincin-
IL Tine loo.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
a PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. c. A. Brl,ks,t wen, South on the Princess May last night. Miss Paula Coriero, the pleasing Spanish iln,er went South last night on the Princes May.
 Lw Cls,nor the interior clttlsman Is ln the c,,v.
 Oscar Fish the Valdez bu0InesS man Is in the t.,y waiting for the Slntl Ana.
 -o- Tug Bradlsy formerly a well known business man ot whatcom cane out last night with a big wat ot money the result Of mining In the S,eo1r, r.ver district and went below ou Che Princess. Mrs. Fraser of Whtehorse t1me up on the Princes.
 J E. Hale, 0f Che Dawson News, wlll Ielys the hrSt oi the week fo- the Inside Mrs Mclen1,n, wife of the Dawson hardware man cJme out from Dlwson last night
 Mrs I a. Davidson, one of the trst women over the ChIlkoot trail came out from Dwson las, night and went t0 her home in Vancouver.
 Miss Ray Eliutge, who delighted those a, Che show Friday night by her songs went Co Seattle lost night
 = Mr. and Mrs. J. J King. Of Dawson, went South on the Princess He Is one of the best known of the Interior sporting men.
 S. McCra a business man oi Daw- son went south on the Princess.
 = Mrs. Charles E. Peabody wife of the general manager of the Alaska s. $. Co.,, Sill arrive on the Dolphin.
 -o- Mrs Rowena Nichols Of Hiines Is reg islersi lt the Golden North.
 = C Christopher, ,hs Atlin mining man will be ln the city the first of the week.
 -O- Rev.lnd Mrs Y0ungw.Il leave thls week tor a short trip lt Hllnes.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
QUITS NORTH
George A. Bracket Returns
 East for Good.

George A. Brackstt, who has been Che most striking figure connected with lh' cltv of Skagway and vicinity and one Of the biggest men ever to locate In Che North, left yesterday for hls old home in Minneapolis, where he will make hls per- manent home again. He hls SO arranged hls Atlln affairs that his presence will mol be required In the future.
 ;lMr. Baekett's feeling as to the affairs In Atlln and Northern British Columbia Is partly one Of disgust. Re says the eondl- tlon of legislation and government ln Brit lsh Columbia Is not satisfactory to eapltal- sts and does not encourage capital. The government holds power by such a narrow margin that lt Is practically lmpotsnt and falls lo have any definite policy; hence the concessions are constantly being sue esssfully attacked and there Is constantly more or less trouble.
 ln a way Mr. Bracket can truthfullY be called the father of Skagway and he Stlll has a great love for the city, and Is conf dent that at some time lt will be a great elty. lt was by building a wagon road from Skagwav to White Pass that Mr. Bpekett caused this to become the popular route to the Klondlks and held Skagway up and ahead of Dysa until the railroad was built,
 Frank Bracket will have charge of his fathers Interests In the Atlln country
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
FOR WILSON
Spokane Man Wins Horse In
 Senatorial Battle.
l5pe.IlI DIsplt,h toDiIy Alasklnl


 Spokane, July % The republican county convention at this place was con trollst by the friends of ES Senator John L. Wilson of thls cltv and owner ot the Sc ttle P0s,-uiellIgsnSer, who Is e'ndi- date tor ths United states senator Co sue cced Hon. George Turner.
 Mr. wilson's principal opponents in the republican party are Levi Ankenv, the Wllla wall1 banker, and Hlrolt Preston, the Seattle lawyer and the leader To the lsi state senate. Hrsston recently carried his c,univ convention ss iid Levi Ankeny that of Willa Wllh county. Wil-ln has noN carried his county.
 Senator Tuner Is also from Sk'klne county and w..l contest the Wilson nom- iles d, ihs polls, hoping Co elect enough demo,rais Co the legislature Co give him th- nirJl of the situation next winter at Olympia.
 The Spokane republicans Ike those Of WlIl wllh opposed the anti railroad raH,v of Governor MtBrds. Preston Of Seattle agrees with the policy Ot the gov smor
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SHOOTING
SkagwaY Gun Club ImprOy-
 ing Fast.

The shootag of the SklEway Gun Club yeSterday afternoon on the PaeIht Coast wharf was excellent when lt Is considered that 10 WIS the third shoot Of the season. The best percentage was made by A B. Newell but he dld not shoo, so many strings as the others, stop ping when he had lSSasSina,ed thirteen ;lay digeons out of a total of IsI. L. E. Poolsy only tried fifteen birds and he only clpiuyet s.
 The record by tkoSe who shot 2s times was as follows: F. B. McD0nald, v; J. N. Tanner, I4; A. E. KIndall, 10; E. R. S,lvers, IS; L. C Glult, v.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
ON YUKON
Passengers From Yukon and
 Dawson Due Tomorrow.

Whlteho se, July Io-The Iukonsr passed Hootalinqui a' Q o'clock thls even Ing and should arrive here betoTe morning The Diwson was at Five Fingers thls morning at 10 o'clock and should reach Whneh,rse in time for her passengers to catch the train Monday morning.
 The Columbian sailed from here tor Dlwson this evening and the Lelandlan wllls.Il Monday for Eigle. She will stop at Dawson en route.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
American TailOrs

Have received a full line of Born's samples oi Fall and winter Suits and OvefeoatS. We will take orders for the next % days Suits and overcoats from SIS up. IrouS- CTS from g. up. 7'iO'iW
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
CATHOLIC

Early Mass at Sa. m. High Mass and sermon Io3n, followed by the Sunday school. Evening service, lecture and Benedlctlon it 7:3o. The subject of the lecture will be Christian Education" All are cordially Invited.
 Father p. H, Turnell.
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Can't Please 'Em.

wlthcrby- Now. my dear, l shall bc perfectly candid with you. am going down Co the club tonight Co play poker and have a high old time.
 Mrs. Wthcrhy hy-Th0ts just Ike a nm! You might at least have led me Co suppose you were innoccnt-Brook' len Life
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Rheumatic Cure

was lail up for nearly a year with Sciaiic Rheumatism, a great portion ot the .,ims was practically helpless, tried every remedy suggested Co no purpose, | finally took Dnish Rheumatic Cure which resulted ln complete recovery, there has been n0 symptoms of the disease for nearly a year. N. J Black, Second Ave, SSagway. Alaska. May 70 '02 We gulrlnteee Co cure Rheumatism In any form or refund the money after a trial oi five bottles si per bottle.
 The Ross. Higgins Co.
 Agents for Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

St. Saviour's Church, Sth Ave. and State St.
 Holy Communion, "a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, il a. m. Evensong and sermon, 8 D. m. Sunday school, I2IS D. m. Morning topic: "The Spirit of Sacrifice. Evening topic: "Ths Single Eve" Week day services, 2 a. m. and 7 D. m' All are cordially welcome.
 Rev. James C. Cameron, Rector.
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In.nIt tn Inlnrr.

And he stole the possum from you sald the judge.
 "Ycs. suh. en. wuss dan dat, he not only cooked it en eat it but pick his teeth right In front CT my do'r'-Atlan' ta Constitution.
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"All the news that's ft to print" pub. llShed ln the Daily Alaskan Send In vouI subscription now. Phone 70.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Flr good laying hens, go Co Bosworth X AkgerS. They have them ln any quanu- ty. Broadway. near Sixth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Fresh hsh h any quantity at Petel Mldsen's, Seattle wharf.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

The Daily Alaskan's facilities for doing jOD work are unexeelled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Spring chicken at the Pack Train res- taurant.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Corner Fifth and Main streets. Morning service atIIa.m. Evening service, 8 ID. m.
 Epwor,h League at 6:3o D. m, Sunday school at G2:Is D. m. Morning topic: Gods Standard toI Humanitv."
 Evening topic; "The Holy Catholic Church" What is lt1 How constituted. lt's place as a mediator between God and man. lrs relation to the sects. All are cordially invited
 Rev. M, A. Covlngton, Pastor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

The advertising columns of the Daily Alaskan are the peoples exchange mart.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
Golf shirts at clavsOn's

The finest porcelain bath tubs at the Princiral bafbershop. Opposite ths Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
Close of the Season.

Mrs uomeboddlc-M husband says today's paper has a lot in it about the close of the London season.
 Mrs. Globctrottc-W We'll. don't won. der. They were horrible mlsntA-Nev York Weekly
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Celebrated WaShbum mlndolInS, gui- tars and blnjOS. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Fresh milk X ,ream from the Skagway Pioneer Dairy lt Chealander'S, sth Ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Fine summer suits, stylish and neat, at Clavson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Patterns new In Mating. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

All Kinds of pies and cakes a, the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
SALVATION ARMY.

Everybody Is Invited to attend the } p. m, Holiness meeting at the Salvation Army.
 Salvation meeting at p. m. also every night during the week except Tuesday and Friday,
 T. E. Long, Captain.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
BAPTIST CHURCH

Services at the corner of Main and Fourth streets.
 Morning service at IT and evening service s.
 Services al the Baptist church today as usual.
 Morning subject; "Pdurs conception of tte Gospel"
 Evening subject: "Paul'S conception of the Church"
 All are cordially welcome.
 Rev. c. s. Clevenger, Pastor,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

New wauPlDsr tooa patterns, Peoples
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

F Rent and For Sale cards for sai' at this ofaca
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Fresh oysters a, the Pack TraIn Res tlurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Belle Of LexingtoS Whlskey-eight scars old-iust out of government bond. md Three Crown Diamond Malt Whls <ey-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon
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Spring chl,k.n d, the Pack Traln rss- taurant.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Morning worship, IT m. Sunday school, IBIS D. m. Christian Endeavor at 7p. m. Evening service at SD. m. Morning subject: "The Life of Separa- tlon and Inseparableness." !" Evening Theme; Overcoming. " Solo by Miss Young. Special music by the choir. All are cordially Invited.
 N. B. Harrison, Pastor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Ma Adgation Company British Columbia Yukon Railway Company British Yukon Railway Cc-pany
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Grips and vlIi,,s at claysou s.

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates in rough dry, neNl Co new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-20

Here anyone can pick out something rich, beautiful and lasting. None ether kind in stock.
 We can give prices and they are low, too, for placing paper on the walls or we sell it by the roll.
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Hang Up

Or let us hang upon your walls the pret- tiest and best paper. Cost no more to beau tify the walls than it does to disfgure them. From the great varie- ty of
 Wall Paper
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-28
OLD JURY
"Sort Of Hung
Around"
Watched New Jurors
Being Sworn In.
Squires on Trial and Carano
Taken to Penitentiary.

Members of the petit jury dis
charged Monday by order of Judge
Kohler, were all at the Court House
early Tuesday morning to get a
glimpse Of the new jury, and merely
"look around" They sat back in the
audience section of court room No. 1,
but had never word to say to out
siders relative to their being dismiss
ed. More than half the members of
tho new jury impancIed Tuesday are
Akron men. Names of the new jurors
who have not been excused, are John
Motx. Adm Breiner, A. Armstrong
G. B. Taylor, lewis Mcbride, all OF
Akron; W. ID. spidle, Franklin; Asa
Carr, Richfeld; Frank Yerrick, Spring
field; 9. H. Keliowan, Hudson; Jacot
Adams, Franklin.ts Additional Jurors
will be called from time to time.
sQUIRTS ON TRIAL.
The case of the State against Henry
Squires, accused Of robbing Fran;
Breeckner, a butcher at Ellis Corners
wbile he was driving to Akron, ls now
being tried before Judge Hayden, II
court room No. 2. 1t lie expected thai
the trial will be completed by thit
evening.
CARANo TAKEN TO PEN.
Pasquale Carano, for whom n new
trial was refused by Circuit court, wa,
taken to the penitentary Monday eve
ming by Sheriff Kelly. Carano will
remain there for year. He was sen
fenced for receiving stolen goods TAX
en- from c., T. g. v. train early las
winter.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-28
Four Days
Remain Of
This Last Week of A. B.
Smiths Sale Of Pianos
Returned from His
Outside Agencies
Sales being made hourly.
Positively ends Saturday
Night at 10 O'clock.

Never in the history of the piano
business in Akron, have more pianos
been selected and purchased than yes
terday and up until noon, Tuesday.
Right here | want to request all Of
my old customers, of which there are
some 1000 in this city, to bring their
friends in here Immediately.
Some fourteen used pianos, new and
slightly shopworn, arrived at the depot
this morning from my outside agencies
that / am closing out.
A great many of you have been con.
templating the purchasing of piano
for Christmas. Why not buy 1t now, as
it will be impossible to offer you these
bargains again.
Beautiful new $3.50 upright at $16S;
slightly used $500 at $193. Remarkable
values in 1926 and $3.50 at $23S and
S243. Pianos made by worlds noted
manufacturers, worth $3.50 to $500 at
$198. There absolutely is no competi-
tion In these goods, terms, and prices,
at least. There are about 20 of these
pianos left, and the way they are 60
ing, Friday night will see them all.
don't want you to be disappointed
like number Of people were at East
Liverpool last week, where l sold
S4,700 worth of pianos in 8 days; a
number waited until Saturday after
noon until the instruments they want
ed had been sold to other parties and
then went away disappointed. These
values are genuine and you will find
them so IL you will investigate.
This store will be open Saturday
until $50, and the rest will rest with
you. Second hand organs, square pi
nnos, | will almost let You pick the
goods and set the price BOTH They
must be cleared out. Square pianos
as low as $40; organs as low as So
Come quickly.