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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29
BACK PAY
Demanded by Edward
J. Russell.
As Policeman, He Wants a Police
mans Salary.

ExPatrol Operator Edward J. Rus
sell on Friday, by his attorney, W. T..
sawyer sent hill to the City Com.
misaioners for back pny. claimed as
salary from Oct, l6, 1899, to Feb, H.,
technicallty, based ON the difference
between the names operator and po-
llceman.'
This change Of names was made by
the City Commissioners about three
years ago, The ordinance creating
the position of operator fixed the sal
AIRY at 500 onth but the pay of a
policeman is $50 month, The opera
tors who had been made policeman
fnaEy demanded the pay OF police
an, and SiN months ago, without say.
ing q word about thc matter 10 Cuun.
ell, the BOARD granted the operators
an increase Of $40 per month. II was
accordingly regarded by the operators
that the Boards yielding to the claims
sin months ago, was nm acknowledge,
ment Of The iustness of their demands.
If they were entitled to the extra mon.
cy during the past six months. they
iigurc thmr they were entitled to il
from the time the name of their posi-
tion wos chnngcd from operator to
policeman.
Mr. Russell asks for S225. IL he
succeeds IN collecting this amount the
other operators viii demand the same.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29
"vanity Fair! Vanity Fair!
What can you purchase in Vanity
Fair?'

Y
There comes time during the
transition days of spring. when it
is too warm to wear wrap, but be-
ing still early. my lady feels that she
must, for appearance sake wear some
thing that may be called Though only
through courtesy wrap. Through
many successive seasons, Dame FASH
ion has struggled along with this
problem aud my lady wore furs in
innumerable, varying styles from tip
pets to colarettes, from collars to
boas, and then she rebelled. The re-
suit was the feather boas which took
tile world Of woman by storm; but
soon her tickle fancy weared of this
also, and something new was de
manded. Then came the most charm
Ing and most appropriate conceit ever
designed for this purpose the beauti-
full neck rufls of the spring OF 1902.
These ruffs arc made of point ct
sproy, MEETINGS and chih'ons, all be-
ing elnboratcly trimmed with ruching,
and fine braids. The chiffon ruff is
not n 1902 idea. rs many were worn
last spring. but the designs for this
ycGr have all the charm of novelty.
An original, dainty conception is the
Joining of rhe edges Of the net or
chiffon with tho petals Of roses, pop.
pics or any Of the summer flowers
most pleasing to the wearcr Foliage
is also used 20 some extent for this
purposo The ruffs como IN white and
all the delicate evening shades, in all
black aud black and white, the latter
being particularly effective and likely
to be extremely popular as are all
black and white combinations, this
year. All of the ruffs have long,
gtole ends which fall to the knee.
Much has been said about spring
wraps and still much rema ins to be
'aid. The very newest and probably
most effective of all the spring wraps
3 the Du Barry coat. II is II three
quarters length coat made of the
dnintiest of white fabrics, lined with
Pompadour silks, the delicate tlnts
showing through with an rridcscent
md indescTibnbly charming effect.
The neck iinishings of gowns for
his year are left in II large degree to
individual taste. The stock collar with
q Iinpn illu Ia,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29
THE SURE WAY

To prevent Pneumonia and Consump.
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appears Acker's English Remedy
VIII stop the cough In night
and drive the cold out of your sys-
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isfy you the druggist viii refund
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sample. w. H. Hooker Il Co, Buffalo
n. Y.
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29
WHAT MY LADY CAN
PURCHASE IN VANITY FAIR.
Neck Ruffs and Fichus, SiIken Hose, and Shoes
With Silver Buckles.

of devotees. Later on the gowns will
come with no collars and elbow
sleeves. Some of these short sleeved
imported gowns have lace NIT fast
ened to the sleeve.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29

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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29

The next point of interest with my
Lady OF Fashion, is her shoes and
this will be "low shoe summer"
Patent feathers and ideal kid are the
favortc materials and the most popu-
lar shape will probably be the Colonial,
a low shoe with military heel and
adorned with buckles of silver, gilt,
or cut steel.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29

one OF the newest conceits in belts
is Il woven belt of pongee silk which
fastens in front with Il simple knot
and leaves one end hanging. An ac-
compartment to this is a stock collar
to match. Buckles retain all their
old-time favor ana are shown in every
conceivable pattern from the plain
harness buckle to the handsome and
elaborate designs in cut steel. One
handsome belt was in the very wide,
girdle effect, fastening low in the
front and embellished with cut steel
ornaments ut front and back. With
the dainty summer gowns, Pom
padour sashes, with long ends and
fluffy bows at the sides, will be worn.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29
devoted wife and mother.

Funeral services were held Satur.
day afternon at 2:3o standard time, at
her old home, the residence OF Mrs.
Martha Irwin in Irwin court, 1907 Il.
Market st Interment IN Middlebury
cemetery.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29

The neck tinishings of gowns for
his year ARE left in large degree to
individual taste. The stock collar with
linen turn over, plain or embroid-
cred is extremely popular, but the
rhiffon and crepe ties have also n host
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29

The wearing of low shoes increases
the demand for pretty hosiery, and
the array Of pretty things displayed
at the hosiery departments Is dazzling.
They come In all colors and designs
from fancy silk stockings to plain
black and white. Black lace stockings
and black, embroidered in colors, are
particularly good, while blacks with
colorcd stripes also sell well. Solid
colors, such as reds and blues, are
very popular, and white stockings
will be extensively worn with the
dainty summer gowns. White hosiery
with colored stripes is also shown.
The children do not share in all this
gay dressing of the neither limbs, this
year, and for them nothing but aus
tere and uncompromisng blacks are
shown, the lace hosiery being their
nearest approach TO gaiety and ele-
gance. Hosiery ranges IN price all
the way from - cents TO So "A pair
the most popular sellers being the
30 and 70 cents grades.
THE MARCHIONESS.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
From The Lamar Register.

Miss Phillips. Of Holly, who has been
visiting Miss Anna O'Donnell, tho
past week, returned home on No.
today.
W. E. Vincent, the Holly cattleman,
was transactinR business In Lamar on
Friday and calling on his many friends
An important business transfer was
made here this past week in the sale
Of the Lamar Lumber Co.'S two large
yards and immense stock Of lumber
and building material. The purchaser
was B. F. McCne. a prominent lum.
her man Of Kansas City, who will
soon take charge of the business.
Messrs Paxton. Burke and Robinson,
proprietors OF the business. expect. We
are told. to move with their families
to Colorado Springs soon. They will
be missed in Lamar by their many
friends and In business circles.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
/. o. r. II. Tribe in Holly.

Last night the Red Men appeared in
Holly and built the first fire In the
wigwams Of Nee No Shee Tribe No. ss.
About twenty members of other tribes
were present to assist In the institu.
tiOn of the Holly tribe. the work be-
ing in charge Of Special Organizer
Chatfleld. Of Rockv Ford, and Great
Sachem o, S, Galbreath. Of Durango.
The tribe starts oat with a large men,
be rship. The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing term: II. W.
Milford. S.; Cash Stanley, S. SID u.
Smith, j. s.; VIM. Underwood. r.:
DR.. r, d. Wilson. NJ. NJ /; A. L. Hare,
G. Of R.; W. II. Simpson, C. Of W.; X.
Sutherland. J. L. Hochstedler and E.
D. Shirley, trustees. The tribe will
ncst svSry Thursdsy eypntpR.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
The Holly Lumber Go.
Dealers in all kinds Of building
Material.
full line of Varnishes and the BEST ready
mixed Paints at prices that are right 80.
I'VE are also Agents for the.
Mitchell Wagons and Canton Clipper PIots
Come and see us.

See the new Crescent bicycle. R
King agent. tt
Good mich cows for sale or trade.
P. l.. Herring, Coolidge. Kansas.
Several.acres Of beet land for rent.
Enquire Of 1. F. Garretson, two miles
northwest Of Holly.
JEFF Smith was on the sick list a
part of the week but is again able to
attend to his business.
A splendid forty acre tract one-half
mile from Amity, for sale. Apply
to Colony Manager, Amity, Otlo.
Mrs. Dr. Sherman's mother, Mrs. A.
h. Sherman, arrived this morning
from Springfield. Missouri, and will
make her home with her daughter.
A team from the Colony took a sud.
den notion to 10 home while in town
Yesterday morning and went up the
street without q driver at break neck
speed. No damage is reported.
The wallpaper season is about over
and Holly has had her share of 1t. T.
r. Wallace has handled and put on in
Holly homes to date little over two
hundred dollars worth and has bsen
complimented bv the paper houses
east on the high grade of goods he
has sold so far.
Miss Ethel Hoffman who is teaching
school In the Myeys district, came
home Yesterday. she having taken the
measles while nursing some OF her
pupils who had the disease. Her
school was closed some time ago in
order to prevent the desease from
spreading but a great MANY took it
and four have died, Bertha and. Char
ley Cowan. Lulu Woodcock and Willie
Silberberger. Annie, the little daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley is very
low at present.
w. II. Wallace. colored railway
porter. brutally assaulted an old lady
at La Junta Tuesday morning, and In
spite Of the efforts of Sheriff Barr to
protect him. he was hanged to tele.
graph pole and his BODY riddled with
bullets bv an infuriated mob. The
mob was worked up toa higher pitch
OF frenzy by the fact that this makes
the seventh assault of this nature that
has occurred In La Junta within the
past three months 1t is suspected
that Wallace was implicated In the
other crimes.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28

Laces and trimmings cheap ut Miss
Browns milliner store.
FOR SALE--A good llOOlb work
team. +. s. Pickett, Amity, Colo.
]. A. Baird has been at Lamar tho
greater part Of the week, where he
bought team to use on his dray line.
Mr.. Johnson, stockm an Of hartley,
]. T., brought four fine Jacks to Holly
this week which he expects to sell.
Cory Strain has been in Holly this
week invoicing the stock of grain and
feed which he purchased Of J. L. Pink.
ham s Co., and removed it to tho
Harden building on Fourth street,
Strain Bros, are conducting grain
and seed business on a large scale in
Lamar. and the fact they are going
into business here also, show that they
are enterprising and successful busi.
ness men who will be valuable &C.
quisltion to our town. They arc
getting In large supply of feed SO ss
to have an ample supply for their
customers at all times. j. L. Pink.
ham will manage the business for
them here,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
c.a.t Keep IL secret.

The splendid word of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills is dnily coming to
light. Nosuch grand remedy for
liver and bowel troubles was ever
known before. Thousands bless
them for curing constipation. sick
headache, billiousness. iaundice
and indigestion. Try them. 26c at
HeIman Bros. drug stsss.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

AavestislAG Rates.
enc inch aIngie COL display. per month. soc
double col, I" e1.oo
Local reading notices per line, each inse rtton, &c
Reduced rates will b made on display ..ads'
TO extensive advertisers.
All Advertisements win b run until ordared
out unlcas inserted for stated time.
Display ''ads" changed monthly, II desired.
Local reading notices changed weekly.
All kinds Of job printing neatly done. Cali
and get our estimates.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
NOTICE..

All parties who have been carving
accounts with me are requested to
call and examine the same during
this month as shall expect to have
each and every one arranged
during the next thirty days.
C. L. MCPHERSON.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
Season Over.

To close out my stock of wallpaper
l will sell tou choice of 20 patterns At
cost price. Get the other fellows
price then come and see me. Wallace.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
Local and Personal.

Easter Sunday March 30.
Chickens for sale. Restaurant, San.
Ia Fe Avenue. b4e&
Fresh milk cows fof sale. Enquire
at the Colony Office. Amity. Colorado.
Lee Brownlee came down from his
ranch on Tuesday to transact some
business efF
Notice the change In the Dawley
Hardware T. Furniture company's ad
this week.
DR.. Sherman will move his office in
to the Dawley block as soon as it Is
completed.
The ladies all smile with satisfaction
as a result Of patronizing A. Patter.
sons laundry.
HAY FOR SALE. Apply to the
manager OF the Salvation Army Colo.
ny, Amity, Colorado
Pedigreed Short Horn bulls for sale
or exchange. Apply to Colonel Hol-
land, Amity, Colorado
The PRESBYTERIAN aid society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Vim. Nc.
Glashen on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. st. John came
down from Lamar Tuesday ard are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hinman.
Miss Mae johnson Is setting type for
A. F. Glase, who expects to get out
the first issue Of his paper at Amlty
this week. ;,5istita,5S-, . das ~
Frank Martin. livery man from
Sharon Springs, is in town with a
bunch Of horses which he expe,:ts to
disposed Of,
G. II. Adams is confined to his bed
with a severe attack of ervsipelas in
his face. Ambrose Allen Is attending
his hardware store during his iilneess.
l have number OF full blooded st.
Bernard pups for sale at my place,
nine miles northwest Of Holly. They
are fine ones. E. C. IIochstedlcr, Box
%, aollv, Colorado.
aa A dance isto be given in the large
room on the second fsodf OF the Dawlev
block by the Social Club on April lst.
The Holly orchestra will furnish the
music and good time is anticipated.
Mrs. w. H. Whcelock is expected to
arrive this week from G,innell, Iowa.
Mr. Wheelock bought the Ncls
Thompson eighty acre tract in Amity-
Vile last winter and they will make
their home there.
Correspond with E. r. Nichols g.
Co, l5l So. Water St., Chicago and
arrange to have them sell your melons
f. 0. Is. shipping station aud avoid
having them consigned all over the U,
s.. and sold at u higher rate Of COM
mission. as4l 20 HssJ
The attend .a,, at the young poo
Pies bible class has been quite good
during March, there 1b-ing an aver
age attendance OF twenty five. Over
forty names have been enroll. d In the
class since The first Of the year. The
class Will study the Life Of Paul dur
ing April.
Miss ]. NJ. Browns grand opening
Of spring millinery began Yesterday
and Will continue until tomorrow
night. She had her store elegantly
decorated and the fine hats In evil
dence were enough to set the. ladies
wild with delight, and to produce
palpitat!on Of the heart to their hus-
bands whose salaries are not 50 large
as they onght tu be.
DR.. Wilson's team became frighten.
ed last Saturday while being held by
Harry Oanheld in the alley back Of
the doctors house, and ran. out
into the street turning the
corner so suddenly that Harry wai
thrown out. The team was caught
after running q block or TWO. The
buRRv was badly damaged. S
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28
Eilol.

!, A years. kindling w.od given away
With every $500 perc,.sse Of goods.
VIM. GUT q EoN.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28

Don't gst Held up When you Paint.
Pure boiled linseed oil. per gal 75c.
Hard oil finish, per gal sl.00
Special liquid wood tiller, pr gal 81. 10
A good standard white lead s4.75
per hundred.
Wallace. That's all. No sucker.
Over Jones Livery barn.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-28

9ussredtn the Post OAes 20 Holly, cvloraas,
~ second class matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-10

What! Does the Grim ! Spectre e
Follow You Into the Joyous
spIiIngtime?
PAlkES CELERY
COMP UND
Defeats the Work Of Death by
Removing Your Terrible
Burden Of Disease.

Are you still in suffering. misery md
sdespondency? Does the grim spectre
Death follow you closely as the joyous
sprngtime brings lla ppiness and blessings
to others around you? Are you still
clinging tcnaciously to false theories OF
physicians or friends who persist i'll as
surfing YOU that time, care and the use
of your present medicine will give You
new health?
Be assured your present condition is
a, perilous one. The continuance of the
medicine YOU are now using is a folly;
you are simpytrifling with life and vast
ing precious time.
You shou-l remember that while ma
ture clothes the fields with fresh grass
and flowers. and while the trees With a
strong life are showing bursting buds and
new foliage. tina human beings-old and
young-drop off in thousands in spring
time.
Now is the time for prompt decided and
practical action if life IS to be saved.
Prejudice and the erroneous theories OF
even medical men should be cast aside
when the Hand of death is upon you. 1t
matters not what your social position be;
the medicine that saves the humblest man
or woman is surely, the one adapted for
the needs of the rich and those in high
social positions.
Paine's Celery Compound has q record
of life saving that no other medicine can
ever equal. 1t has rescued rich and poor
from the grasp of death when physl-
clans and their most carefully prepared
prescriptions failed in the work. II the
suffering men and women of to-day could
but see the ha ppy faces and hear me
kind words spoken by the tens of thou!
sands who have been made well ana
strong by Paines Celery Compound. IL
would soon dispel their existing ooupts
and fears.
Paines Celery Compound is the only
medicine that reaches the root of disease;
it is the only agency that can remove
your terrible load of disease. Unsolicited
testimonials of cures pour in every day.
Young and cid constantly bear witness
that rheumatis neuralgia kidney dis
ease. liver complaint dyspepsia. and blood
diseases are l,anisled permanently When
Paine's Celery Compound is faithfully used
for a time Begin its use to-day, poor
sufferer: delays are dangerous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-10
Always Ask for Diamond Dyes
TAKE NO OTHER

red again, Searceys father having died
some Years ago.
This was the first time anything had
been known of the early life of the prls-
oner as he had all along stoutly refused
to talk.
1t is said that Searccy desires d pardon
in order to return to his trade as a car
penter, and TO help support his aged
mother in Texas There is also a sus-
picion that he desires to be free as many
years ahead of :Norganfcld as possible,
the: after having expressed Il determine
ton ito kill him; for his damaging testl-
mony,t if he should ever lay eyes upon
him after they are both out. Morganfcld
gets off little or nothing for good be
lavior, as he has given the mana cement
a great deal of trouble, He has now
about eleven years to serve and Scarcay
will have every opportunity to make his
APE in that time. it is thought.
BRIEF CAPITAL ITEMS.
Governor Montague authorizes the state
me7t that neither Mir. "a. p. Craddock.
nor Mr. John w. Craddock, OF Lynchburs,
we're applicants for appointment on the
Board of Fisheries. It is. known that
the Governor rendered important appoint
ments to these gentlemen, which were
declined.
Governor Montague has received a
handsomely engraved invitation to attend
tie celebration OF the 100 anniversary
of he establishments OF the United States
Military Academy. at West Point, ny.
Oh June 18th. He will attend If official
engagements: will permit.
Hon. Alf p SThon1. of Norfolk, who Is
in New York on legal business. is con-
fined to his room there by a slight in
dispositions according to information re-
Ceived here yesterday.
Among CO.. Nlontaguc.s callers yester-
day was Hon Charles :Trotter Lasster.
member of the House from the city Of
Petersburg.
Secretary of the Commonwealth D. O..
Eggleston. :of Charlotte. has returned
from few days visit to his home Mr..
Eggleston says his people are talking
proclamation pretty strongly
Poll books for the May elections In the
various cities of the State have been
printed and are being sent out by the
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Judge William Hodges Mann. OF Motto
way, was caller at the Capitol yester-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-10
BURGLARS ARE OLD-TIMERS.
Those Operating in Richmond Have
Experienced Hands-Take Money.

Experienced Hands-Take Money.
In the burglaries and ro5heries which
have occurred in Richmond within the
last few weeks the detectives Of the city
trace the hands Of men who have had
lots of experience. The .narEer ii which
these thieves, particularly the burglars.
have robbed houses. letting anything
which might go towards 1dentlfElns them
later strictly alone, shows. the detectives
think, that Tho Hen who ara DOING lhs
work are those who have been TO prison
once or more. and who have finally
reached the stage where they will steal
nothing through which they might pos
sihly be traced. They are looking Tor
money alone, it seems, and in one or two
cases have allowed valuable thlnss
which they might have taken TO go.
This means" said Detectives Wren
and Gibson this morning. that we arr
dealing with and trying to catch men
who have in all probability bee.l arrested.
and sent to prison for former theftS ana
possibly, By Identification OF something
that has been stolen. The est Striking
thing about the recent brglaries IN Rlch-
mond is the care which the burglars nave
Shown in, selecting what was to be stolen.
In no way have they allowed themselves
to take anything which might be pawned
and thus traced back to them.
..In one case few days ago burglars
entered a house where there was superb
layout Of siIverware They paid no at
tention at all to this sitverware. let IT
stay right where it was and confined
their efforts to finding what money there
might he. around In the case of which
I speak they went through the house,
letting the silver stay, sought for
pocketbooh which belonged to the cook.
They found it and opened it. but nothing
was in it. it happened. 1t shows. how
ever that wa have hard people to deal
with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-10

HE cold nips-which are expected 70 come come
Ia ter. The snow of Tuesday nlSht va
therefore. a blessing. it would sesni' az
| cordinE to Mr.. Evans, the forecaSter,
In speaking of this matter yesterday,
Mr.. Evans said:
This last cold snap will do great
deal of; indirect good by keeping oaCh
the budding of things that arc growing.
Tender shoots, by long spell OF Wdfin
weather would develop. and as 1t IS nor
impossible that there may follow some
cold weather in May. this would mean a
killing of the young shoots and a conse-
uuent loss to agriculture and the green
things generally. :.
Mr. Evans said yesterday that snow IN
April is not as unusual as the memory
of man would seem to Indicate In April
OF. 1925 there was snowfall. at one time.
of two inches in this city and tall or
three inches in the Valley In 1879 there
was trace here and three and iouF
inches scattered about over the valley
At one place. Burke,s Garden, IN 1aze-
well, there were 40 inches OF snow
that April.
In 1900 there was a trace Of snow here,
and in 1901 there was another trace with
a snow in the Great Valley of from to
Il inches. the II inches the proud achieve.
ment of Burke's Garden. which seems 10
hold. state records in the matter or depth.
At this time there vas six inches al
B1acksburg.