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Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10


Through her attorney, Derby A.
Lypcb,e EsaEI Bessie Brenner has
doclaatsh1 Ia replsvih suit against
Zach S. Graves, bailiff, for goods
taken under a warrant of distress
for rent. ''' W. ''''''' ''' ? - "''N
Cough Rippett held ticket No SOB
and won the door prize given at the
entertainment for the benefit Of the
Sisters Academy, Leonardtown.
The total reeeipis from theY enters
tai6meHtSwere $f67.t ALSE1 &c
Up to the present writing the
County Commissioners have not re-
ceivedi any copies 81 the Local laws
passed at the recent session OF the
Legislature. We expect to publish
tefGsse@ a tseWaFeR Rreeeiveds
Thomas G. Trenchard, of the firm
of Trenchard Brothers and Wescott.
is in st. Mary's for a short visit.
We very much regret that Mr.. Tren-
chard vii Cpes Fkmaia fp +he eee0nty.
During bis stay here he has made
many friends.
The Republican Il Congressional
Convention for this Congressional
District has been called to meet at
Chesapeake Beach, MaYlst, proximo.
The county primaries will have to
be called within the next three
weeks in order to make connection.
Andrew Herbert was brought to
iaA;Saturdhs last by officer Zach S.
Graves charged with setting afire
and bprging the nbarn yef, T. Henry
Burroughs at Della Brook. The
barn was Ebyrnsd yThpFslays alters
noon and about $40 worth of prov
ender, ,Tash destroyed The barn
was Tie proJpp&erif ofdrhbhd Ham
mond, of BAlihh0sS.I ] Q Thsbos charg-
ed with the -buFninaaois small and
rather good Tlooszing.f He saysehe is
about 16 years old. He is said to be
>, sskulgll sstbUls b. ssrga2 saT
an SpliSp bsfslusmaia .1ui1I9oa aAfisl7.
Hon,.l1Trr Tr.ssi sEs ssF' asiattingly and Jos,
H. Ching. Esdrs,i,,,, have received let
ters annonpelHgiithe death at Ca
vite, Philippins iIslandsq uof Fired.
eric ChBnIA.a l,ay master in the y. S.
Navy >,jLIisyy Lieut. s c:hspq, died dlptot,E totE fty-
phoid fsysESss Est swSs, Y n yo'lns e. man
ndsfpFi0rbfO fOosentering the navy
taught school jp st, Mary's county.
He eG1e I 4AaUf vlll1& isfAa isfbAA4ahation
ard was considered a good teacher.
His examination f5p entrance to the
navy is said to haYe been except,
i6haiy e6Jd. qEf9i Was a. sfepsdtli 81
Prof. Henry Wipgate, pt, Chaptico.
-zHif~-4H
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10


Some Legislation.-T The Lessls-
lature recently adjourned, accord
ing to the Suns report, passed the
following local laws afprfSSt. Maryis
eouutyts ssu bus bnsd no svswI
Authorizing St. Marylsacountyl 20
issue bonds to pay for the erection
Of Court HoHse.gl lE zsz.fa9H ssrdT
To rezestablish the line between
ST. Mary 5 and Charles counties. ~
TO amend the laws governing
County Tfeasurers in St. Sfaryis
hoI114lJq Wol is -oB .59i29ud ,au
7 .sSiifSiniJT 9nG .uiinfgq .9niriauas
To authorize the erection OF a
school house for white children at
Laurel Grove, st. Mary's county.
To nnSend the Hiquor laws for Sal
Mary''s; '';i COUNTY. Nh1 oAlAA1 40th'
orequirs st. Mary's County Com-
hjAAAiAHR pay Leonardto.wssni's i a.
postion of tho fesataSe haa .eiids
T0esaesd lEss Rod saws 5ESk MGsI
rySs 1ea Is u baa safto,
;Fo amend the laws governing JUS,
tices of the Peace in st. Mary S counn-p 7
ff<59 1ul rrSffH 1SaHu
g.iisab TsysaaR " 8a8b 2nanlgdinT :
lToamend thelaws governing Sherh
IFS in St. Mary's county. .;ssss
IL lfefAf - 81
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10

are pleased to hear that, in spite of
the advegSa pin9HetseHeFSHlite a
substantial sum was realized in aid
Of the object for which the entertain
fhaut xvac crixao
rS1' 'GE3- GE3- via1I4E4 5 aa144EE4 Y YfaiiH
NecrOlOgy.-M Mrs. Harriet r. Lang
ley, the widaw sof, Walter B. Lang
ley, died in Washington city sud
denly OF Hehfto ofaAhre oI Thursday,
April 3rd, instant, at 8 D. m. Mrs.
Lengthy Twas SEixitig&o Miss Sarah
Young, sister of the late DR.. James
I; Yesag shdeWsiR9fT TNdgeG Grape
She and Miss Young had Started
1Se ooa aAs sffs4 e2fS5sslSfa I'D BIf5s Sss Sns
Vent |; So%s57gtfaas iaso' ssis1s & seeseatlffts
torative. After, leaving the, drug
store she was taken much worse. and
vas taken no q friends heuse near
by, where she soon expired. Her
heieesVthe Misses Laasley.SI-surel
and Lelie, had visited her about 5
b. M, the same. day, and found her
very wen hnp m excsllenf ) spirits.
Owing to the fact that her relatives
and friends in ST. Mary's could not
pc communicated with in time the
remains of Mrs. langley wereplaced
IN a vault and viii be taken to ST.
Nary's as soon as arrangements can
pc made for interment. The fune-
fala took gEicoz from GAIiss Ypnngls
fssiden6e; Satnrdayso0 10 doots lfuf
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10

.aaisxeuuzzdl6v 1fdga.I neonia
where you win Ind n full
naiae cfthe nezsestshades and sW
1Eabepesa eftidresso goodslanA Anlonoo
lohats ard all fbe noYeltieS pfo;sray
8 the, season. on sale as s0on- :,
: as but Also. Ri bbobs, Vei--i S'sssa
'svets, silks, FE8Ners,h FfeAfzisoo nj
LIDS, ,da a0knlznenes d Aliilinefyf ,.ov8
trend bite GopassoJ Jaeqs, nfa.
"a yelling, Eshrpideri Ianr,. go
ems, Hand kerchiefs. Hosie- ~
~, Uhder wear, n ti6ns, etc.sn9afh
csAIllGare hiavlsstiif iftoO cali atsdiTog
ioCRiDS DSHkRMANS eppasisasao I'd
sitheleld Eaps tFacks Isonardfnio
ss5st ID TsyoI Hood eli .x1a1diI
~
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10

aRscial Npfiees=Haza your ewes
examined and glasses lifted 81 Nr.-
sssisissSa s, T, IS s|R 4 ses RFsf ss, is5
rags and jewelry Or all kinds for
TsalE stEiIshnxasyoiip watchas Ind
evslrgreRaisea yiihoHs, extra cossI
o Il EsRass ss fssass IL ssas as Jkir ID sSaIy
leash business. Don { ask as t0 0credf
oit gDsl.a hsosABIlrqg&l RsIARuCesuo2
! nsqo HcB AE VA, ERE8pE -:aadfYa
|, spfi2n@R i2n@Rmsf Mime, va AID Rid 1DRsEs
Geoass Hor sprianmslIinssy9dvdW
goods, lse6s silks tEhnpiags,shoss.ci
jevflryr Mena Japdu b9gs' lshirts.lI
aneckEear, collars, &C., see T. a.
Jones a Son. -DoonSts
4 9ld 5rf4 4ur 90 errrryyTurrr on ~ |
!. ,Mapted. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
body IN st. Narys 5 county To know i
i've are headqsiaf idr B0yg Efotii2a
ingsahassIsnd slfesIqcsQ nosss1 adT |
, no syswIG SIS A6ysExs &sSqxsdst
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10

Seventeen Year Locasts Ac.
coI1ing to Mr.. A. L. Quaintance.
Stale Entomologist, the periodical
cicaLia, or seventeen year locust, is
scheduled to appear in most at the
Maryland counties this Spring. The
same authority says, however, that
judging from records of the vista
ton Of the last brood the insect is
NOD likely % anake its gapnHaraslee
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10
Loves Fine Reduced. : from
last weeks EaterPrise we learn that
;ns 5aass sss;Es80ff -hHsSF ''el elaaASi aaalASfi


In the Circuit Court for st, Mary s
Co., March Term, i9O2.ail.3sq a. gri
Upon information lRixshssto the
Court by Dallanf Parsons, IN inscsorrecFs
ing his testfnioHy III the Easeed the
state. VS.. Benedict B. Iovgl DO the
day of and subsequent to the trial Of
the case, apdaupop 4 sisReEaentmade
to the Court by Mcpherson Reedef,
the Court will. and, heraby does
order that the fine ofaatitiy d6lIars
imposed in said case, be lind its is
hereby reduced 70 twenty dollars
and costs s1aE ERaH0Np .gsw
~ PARRAN CRANE, A. ]. =
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10

Opening- Thegpnhlic arBTdagsif
ally invited to attend the Sprihg Ind
Summer Opening Of choice Millinery
and Dress Goods at Morgan : De
partment Store. Leonardt0wn ,hext
Monday, Tuesday aud Welnesdas,
ARTll Ia 10 ano l0tn.IlA saoffairasa
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10
Chaptico Dance.

(CorrespquHg.cs sf thes Beacon.)
The Easier dance given at Chap
tic6 Halfof Tuesday, The hrst. was
a deeafe& akcess, Ftddds. ds6Ad
b1sak sid sasieSaaRca ABR ARsNhR[
the audience with several vocal Sc
le68ieHS,S whElS S14etE&RN due appre-
ciatians The ytlo0r WAS waved 10 a
perfect degree. Fortunately no
bones were broken, and IL hearts
were they made no moan,
BeiQg the ffst 6f AiSfSis truth wss
a AR1F fH8saH aGtfA&e RSbg that Ose
ofthe foolish fair" viii eysptually.
recover from the coldne9sd ri dEs1
appointment. Delicious agNSSsg ai5saS
sandwiches were served by hosa1taIi
BILE chaperons, when dancing was
respseds NHt50N letA2 bssg.A The
i6@ hsE4s:sN z N sis i home @ Ahong
those sbksss6ab were kpif. ANA Mrs.
John 4. Barber, Mrs. Aubrey Gar
diner, Mrs. Ey6h,, h,,sMTa and Mrs.
PTiS Pres Eis sarssE ssFSsi Miss :!
OHF0enEGf. INSISTS 4uEuCEa wv u
ette Gardiner, Mis9d5 q fssUh, Lucy
Cough, Emily Freemaa,-Im Imogene
Hodges, MisEes RfrTAagfE Mamie
and Safise Ly0h .fdd tsse MissesFiay-
den; Mr.. Turner, OF Prince George s,
Nests. GeoFg6 Esa EsaEn nef IT rank
lin Adams, Eurgevs asflS9n : -
CaFpS u ri u i u q II aa SSnsJ&c Reeves.
Willie Biakist<gse, llii6 and Ild,-
weif HeEb - sss 81 ,sts & lliAnis,
Rev, Mr. -Turper, Witlie 1sse nla!si
MesSfs. Burroughs. Georges Cough.
JAMES aagf fSamnsH Lyon, Mr. JansOq
and fkM Z il9WnJJsDl
Religious. Services sanday. April 18th. at
81 a7Hbwo's lCalAEhlb 1A3alA .tiE Sc Ianaksle
Chapel Aso b aDisFEm6a. semBieefs umlGfnnEs'
sloa- gnivsG hsovs ot sabIo nj f5tiss19H
-oa 81 tsgmaT9h1o liA .szood Lifm qsa
asEa 8dt yd b8fHaqfao
IIaWMdzAD III f;-ef asi
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10

- tassasflsa sasl119 d5t1qsss sas assn
avisaesT isi'e s7iIfoisoq 9v0fa shs "a mad
uoifssffr scauoTa
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10
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ctEARIH0-0u (. MlleE,1s, MlleE 4,

ArAhlH4-U0Lq a1sgAeeEG a1sAeeErs Isss'
TO nolsaEosib Lahnsqsua sRd cd ii
sacriflGcs sls sPI's PsriIeI!assssS iIeI!assSs@ss sassr
MEMS FINE SUITS, sis, now satn'
MEMS BINETslJf'rssw10smaancs.A e
MEN5ssuIrsg gnidrDtsiEssnew
MEMS sVRTsaH ssso svHawskT
j VIEWS PAErsgeRbpe. 60wssba bak tE
? MEMS FANTssi1q cd nnsa if0ai {
= = MEMS PANTS. 2 90. now l.saois
MERssfANTs. nS 90 sep aeoI.s
Il MEMS PANTS. i1kdp. sapw 40 Ahm,
BOYss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. azel
! BoT WINTER s6Ifst Sahapfsc 81
'OyERcoATs, al ssHs skzrI hsis M hssferCz.. n.
MEMS ovERCoGfBRmdSsE q. ss&l
MENs5oNERCDafS iUasedn Dso7 !.
MEMS ovERCdAfSwoa saas6 I'd sks
MEMS ogRBeoAHlsb ,;eiNosabi9 81
aENspHKTsT d6asiaEi ssssuil
i MEMS 9HA HSs ogg0 sasstB eu9s5c19
I MENSHAfss 75G hDrpianrs0d's
! MEMS HATS. soc d6waotseSauc
IADIEs4 abeHIiEvRERsdUE.
] tfBERWEAsa aGHEABIuow l tsf
oNReKwEAR, noy b9s ,IsiI 0 sta
{ .sS0ARRs. eTa uoY Reauceas0s
s1HiAaSN 1HiAaNinK5EIREH ilts5IR IT iEESS ,ss eyfricsaJ
SHAKER FEANNRtStfa mbwIdc ssm
GREY FLANN'ELs,sf aac5 noiw soc 1879
FINE DRESS Gn0DS, dee, unw sOesuI
FINE7DREsS G.,Dbs;s ssc. noD4 D45enstai
DRESS G0ODSsii diaecs NOW dsod bs
DRESS aO0Dasuosib lsG, NOW llinos1ti
DRESS PLktDss isqnHidoMmtg4Uo Cd
!. A4BRowN c8rToAS,t SC, SdsdY"
J ~ BROWN CoffUNip GSc;s, aow SGo
J a.!G1I o1 1nigT1 Il nBnI silif ,ydW''
J tEanbhfsss, Enhs nesSHOES eHsr6ksS,sef
f8BT 9di nj s9mit 9srdf JTno0 aid
New Stock, Fine Quality TO geASsGUF
fRl9E; ,165 6sa5mp 9ldb b stock : shOfEUspt ASsS
ssd osso s5dt 1odmsme7 tsum no
dpoTHs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
".9onsIysry eIeM. s1DooIq OF vii
RiNE PafafdR. fgsfKiYN NIS II5sIISaf lila aaAyd.
! ? md EA fS ai iess tifAn 66sEIf Goi
{ .y9oloqB ne Etiw I9nosiTq sd
THIs SALE is TO cEEARIeUEST0lB.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10

= ~ zsHs~1 .
lula aud son, of Baltimore, on the
harp aud Yidlih gave much pleasure
70 the ddaieheG The sch is a elssL
er performer ON the violin, but the
s8sSd Hss tI 4 tESgrand old
instrument. We have never heard
the power Of the harp bronght out
so plainly. The angels are painted
with harps in stheir hands, and ii is
not Such a stretch Of the imagina-
tion % believe that, Of such IS the
music ofofhel celestial choirs.a The
grand Isoftimelody wasIentfancings
! Mrs. Wade Blackstone was as
signed to two Numbers ON the pro
Good Bye Sweet Day" and
He was a Prince it was re-
GREETED by all that she was unable
10 attend on Scecnfsf ror tse aaiAa
This trea. EiS Still in store farus on
e4aisira occasibn. OOIIA I
TI5MisS EnHaah haaRdeG presided at the
,paanowasot ecFen<iition1bh hapsqnars
l%aftas
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-04-10

HdI d3JH 4 =
Atff sysys9 assfa.i sf--T as4aaN
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31

JENNIE M. COOLEY, East Long Meadow. Mass.
cation Of female complaints and flooding. After
taking Zoa Phora was permanently cured and
can cheerfully recommend this wonderful reme-
dy to all sufferers from female weakness and its
attendant evils"
Mrs. M. Hallock. Corner Pine and Second
Streets. Michigan City, Ind. writes of her expert
ence with the wonderful womans remedy-Zoa
Phora.-"Durng the past few years have had
the good fortune to witness a large number Of
remarkable cures by Zoa Phora. I know ladies'
who have taken the remedy during the change
Of life with the most pleasing results. Others
whom personally know have used Zoa Phora
both before and after confinement, and the effect
has always been most gratifying also know a
number Of young girls who have been spared q
great deal Of suffering and dangerous illness at
monthly periods by the use Of this medicine. /
have used Zoa Phora myself with great beneit,
when have been all run down from nervousness
and oyerwork, and would not be without 1t. You
certainly have an excellent remedy. and feel
that 1t cannot be praised too highly"
Get dollar bottle OF Zoa Phora at the nearest
drug store. or the Zoa Phora Co., Kalamazoo,
Mich, win send 1t to you prepaid on receipt Of
the regular retail price, One Dollar bottle, or
II you wish send your name and address and
10 cents to cover cost OF postage and packing for
large trial bottle. enough to show Its wonderful
effects on weak women. The doctor is constantly
Ia attendance upon our mall SO that you may
write freely and be sure Of good advice.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
For the Complexion.

The complexion always suffers from
biliousness or constipation. Unless the
bowels are kept open, the impurities
from the body appear in the form Of
unsightly eruptions. De Wits Little
Early Risers keep the liver and bowels
in a healthy condition and remove the
cause of such troubles. @. q. Hooper,
Albany, Ga, says: Il took De Wits
Little Early Risers for biliousness.
They were just what l needed. am
feeling better now than in years
Never grippe or distress. Safe, thorough
and gentle. The very best pills.
VIM. Warner Gem Pharmacy, 113
South Howard ST.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
UNFIT FOR THE STOMACH.
Experiments Which Show How
Some Foods Should be
Cooked.

A large per cent of housewives have
the faculty OF preparing a dainty and
palatable meal but how few there are
who really understand the science of
preparing the food in IL dgestible
manner?
Take for instance the simplest item
on the bill of fare. the breakfast food.
Usually little water Is poured over
the oatmeal to boil for few moments
and then served as done.
When prepared in this manner the
cereal abounds in starch, causing
continued use will wreck the strongest
system.
Cook oatmeal and other cereals five
hours If you would have them fit for
the stomach.
A safe plan to follow Is to eat some
ready to serve breakfast food
After much experimenting food ex-
pert has been able to combine heat di-
gested cereals with the emulsified oil
of nuts into ready-to-serve break
fast food. which he calls Malt-Nut.
This new combination contains the
brain and muscle properties of the
grains and the tissue and fat forming
elements of the nut oils, making food
with a delicious nut flavor and four
times the nutrition of beef.
Malt-Nut is ready to serve. A few
teaspoonfuls with the addition of half
milk and cream, makes a delicious
meal at cost of about one cent a
person. 1t is sold by grocers every
where
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
Practically Starving.

after using few bottles of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, my wife received
perfect and permanent relief from II
severe and chronic case of stomach
trouble" says j. r. Holly, real estate
insurance and loan agent, Of Macomb,
Ill. Before using Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure she could not eat an ordinary
meal without intense suffering. She is
now entirely cured. Several physicians
and many remedies have failed to give
relief" You don't have to diet. Eat
any good food you want, but don't over
load the stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure will always digest it for you.
VIM. Warner, Gem PHARMACY, 113
South Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
Could Not Breathe.

Coughs, colds, grip, Group, bronchi-
ts, other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. One Minute Cough Cure is not
a mere expectorant, which gives only
temporary relief. 1t softens and liqul-
fies the mucous, draws out the inflam-
disease. Absolutely safe. Acts at once.
zone Minute Cough Cure will do all
mat is claimed for it," says Justice of
the Peace ]. Q. Hood, Crosby, Miss.
My wife could not get her breath and
was relieved by the first dose. 1t has
been benefit to all my family"
VIM. Warner, Gem Pharmacy, 113
South Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
STATE OFFICIALS
Came to Attend Funeral of N s
Johnston.

Hon. Frank A. Huffman, of Lima,
member of the Board of Public Works,
Mr.. H. w. Meacham, of Toledo, sup
erintendent of the Miami and Erie
canal, - Engineer Cllas. Perkins, of
Columbus, and Mr. Chas. Hatch, OF
Peninsula. arrived in Akron at noon,
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
w. q. Johnston,
Beautiful floral offerings from the
members of the Board of Public
Works were received at the Seward
residence. from which the funeral
services were held.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
HAIR DREssERs
Are as Busy as MiIIiners and Dress
Makers.

If there were any buster people than
dressmakers and milliners, Saturday,
it was the hairdressers, whose bust
ness was increased fully IS per cent
by the Easter trade. This increase
was noticeable in the hair
dressing department only, as
manicure work is not much called
for just now, the card party season
being the rushing days" for that
business.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31

est over the contests for the smaller
offices.
The city campaign will also move
at brisk rate this week, and indica'
tions now are that the Democrats
will regain control of the City Coun.
Gil, and it is almost foregone con
clusion that Ebenezer Lewis, Demo
cratic candidate for Justice of the
majority. He has the united support
of his party, and, in addition, has as
surances of many Republican votes
Mr. Lewis has been working hard ever
since his nomination, and his friends
are doing all they can, too.
The Democrats also expect to elect
their share of School Board members
j. Asa Palmer says he will lead the
Democrats of the First ward to vic
tory, and this good news will give
new life to the enthusiasm for al
the other School Board candidates
The other Democratic candidates fol
School Board are Thomas Weir ant
Geo. F. Kratz, second ward; Alfred J
White Third; Chas. Pfeiffer, Fourth
Frank Baker, Fifth; VIM. III. Nc
Barnes. Sixth; Amos White and Franz
Goodenberger, Seventh Max Endres
Eighth.
There is no lack of interest among
the Democrats in any of the ward:
over the election of Councilmen. IL
those wards where the vote is hopeless
ly Republican, 1t is expected that there
will be some surprises in the way Of
cutting down Republican majoritles
However in some of the wards from
which Republican Councilmen were
elected last Spring, there is every in
dication that the Democrats will vii
out this year.
The Democratic candidates for Coun
ell are ]. Nj. Hay, First ward; George
Tweed, second; T. B. Callahan ant
Joseph Bishop, third; Joseph Winum
Fourth; John S. Atkinson, Fifth; Chas
G. Warner, Sixth; ]. w. Walker, Sew
enth; August Piske, Eighth. All O.
the Councilmanic candidates nominal
ed by the Democrats are strong men
and several of them have made goot
records for themselves in the past a
Councilmen.
1t is almost beyond doubt that botl
the Democratic nominees in the Thir'
ward will be elected and the way
things look now, Mr.. Warner will viii
/ easily in the Sixth; Mr.. Winum will b'
reelected from the Fourth, as will aIst
Mr.. Walker in the Seventh, and Mr.
Piske in the Eighth.
The friends of Josiah NJ. Hay, in Sc
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
Surgeons Knife Not Needed.

Surgery is no longer necessary to
cure piles. De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve cures such cases at once, remov-
ing the necessity for dangerous, pain
full and expensive operations. For
scalds, cuts, burns, wounds, bruises,
sores and skin diseases 1t Is unequal
led Beware of counterfeits.
VIM. Warner Gem Pharmacy, 113
S. Howard St
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
woman's
Danger
Periods.
zoa Phora Revives and Regulates Men.
ses, Prepares for Motherhood and
is indispensable in Change of Life.
Free Trial Bottle Of Zoa Phora the Best Tonic
for Pale, Sick Women, Sent to Any
Name or Address,

In the three danger periods in woman's life
the young girls period, motherhood and change
Of life, zoa Phora Is the only remedy that has al
ways cured-never failed. In the attendant mis-
cry of suppressed menses. In leucorrhea, flood
ing, laceratlon, or the grave danger to delicate
woman In pregnancy or change of life Zon
Phora, relieves pain and distress almost instant.
ly, builds up and strengthens rapidly and surely
every time. Jennie NJ. Cooley, Of East Long
Meadow, Mass, writes:-"I can truthfully add
my testimony in regard to the use of Zoa Phora.
AT change Of life was troubled with q compli-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
Hoods Jdrsdpdrilid
and Pills

Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today. :!
Hoods Sarsaparilla has been used In
our family for some time. and always with
good results. Last spring was all run
down and got bottle OF It, and as usual
received great benefit" MISS BEuLAH
BoYcE, Stowe. VT.
Hoods SarsaparIlla promises to
cure and keeps tho promise.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
'Jpring Medicine

"A There is>fo other season when good
medicine is 80 much needed as in the
Spring
The blood is impure, weak and
impoverished--a condition indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on the
face and body, by deficient vitality.
loss of appetite, lack Of strength, and
want of animation.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31

Commissioner Philip Wagner has
no opposition for denomination, and
there is not much stir In public inter-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
Patent Granted.

A patent has been granted to Mr..
Samuel Herr, Of Akron, on washing
machine.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
Granted Divorce.

G. A. Hover, bartender, of this
city. has been granted divorce from
Anna Hover, on the grounds of wilful
absence,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
THE LAST
STRETCH.
Very Busy Week Ahead For The
Candidates.
Review Of Republican Primary Stuation---Dem
ocrats Expect to Regain Control Of Council.

est over the contests for the smaller
offices.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-23

Gun repairing, ETC., key filing and all
kinds of repairing at the Novelty Works,
8 doors south of the RINK.