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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16
Ser perffprbeme Gbuarb -. Sarnum.

Sa6r Elm Sotelselddft NIT sroBem
grfolse. Oas Sabr 1856 bra9te i'm
mad 9aittnss, Winn., NO ct elm
Saumaterialsel6dft betrieb unb nit
6errn NaIb cine SroBe Wible baute.
Oaielbit uerblieb er bis gum Sabre
1864, gu melder 3eit CT ais Marfe=
tenber BON Sort Abercrombie ernannt
murbe, wel6e Stele es bis 1867 be
bauptete
Seitienem Sabre sebor,e Serr Bar
NUM- ben Siirgern BON Stearns 60
on Sn Saut Centre iibeInabm er
oas Saut Centre 6aus uno blie6 Dem
6otel9eI9dit Bis 1874 treu. Sos
oanu ibernabm er in iener Stabt elm
NObetsel6dft, welhes CT in 1881
guthrie, I'm etne A%niteauns ais Sud.
fiibrer In Ser Saut Centre Banf al
Sutreten, Die or Smei Sabre b~eibebielt.
Sn Saut Centre sebOrte Ell Spei Sab
re ais Setretdr Der griiebunssbe5or.
De on. @tne sleid LANCE 3eit uerlrat
er leinen Oiitritt i'm gountpratb, in
benz er eth Sabr ben 8oriib fibrte. Sn
1890 iibernabm 6err garnum ben
Saut Centre NualauAe unS control
ltrte oieles 3eitun ,sselddft bis gu let.
mem Eobe 4ls lebenslduslider Oe
motrat murbe er uon ieiner partei in
Winneieta 5meimal nit Der Domination
oes lieutenant : @ouue,neurs beebrt
uub rpurbe uor einisen Sabren fir
bas GonSreBamt nominirt. Wdbrenb
Der lesiSlatiuen Sisuns bes sSabres
1891 befleibete er i'm Senat bie Stel
le bes resiitrirenben glert, unb i'm
folSenben Sabre purbe er, oils ". 6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16
St. Gloub betrauert einen 9ll=
ten 8iir9er,
stearna.g ount1 einen I, eaen 8samten
Sn Der Yerion ieines Greisseriatss
i9reibers.
g. q. 8arnurt Den Wes uQss Tleii@
li&en sesansen.
Ssin 2ebet mar elm tbaten. UNI Ct
folsrei@es.
stsaraa.g oumtq einen t,eaem Bsamten

NQer Nusen ri9teten ii6 Nreitas
Worsen nod benz gourtbauie, iber
beiien 8uppel bic Slasae auf 6ulb
mait sebiBt mar. Oieles Srauer,eiden
salt einem Der gountpbeamten unb omar
einem Der beiten inter alien. bic ie
our Nusfibruns ibrer ofisiellen Count
tp NmtspHidten bas 9ourtbaus be-
traten. Son Sbr 81 Obr trus ii6
bic &unbe: Observation-Disclosures s.
8arnum 1T ni9t mebr, er bat
ausserunsen, bic falte Sano bes Soz
bes bat i'm in iene ewi9en @efielbe
entfibrt, no man uon 0eiben nidts
mebr rpeiB, an beaen bies irotide
Symmetrical 10 reid lit, unb uon be
nsn au9 ber quite 6. g. Sarnum
ni9t peri6ont blieb, benn fait Elm
gauges Sabr mar er fOrperlid sebro:
den unb leibenb, unb permo6te nllr
in fur;en Snteresnen ben Pfidten
ieiner Nmtstube I'M gourtbauie na@=
sufommen. God, menn er ielbit
mdbrenb ietner &rantbeit iein itets
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16

er bei uouer 8eitnnunS, 70 baB er nod
man@es tr6itenbe Wort uon ben 9tps
pen ieiner @attin Anb bes Prebi9ers
entsesennabm unb ielbt @orte bes
Ero1tes an feline Satin rt@ten tonn=
te. Cine Sersermeiterung ma@te benz
Dalein bes 6. q. 8arnum, etnem Der
beliebteiten unb sener0ieiten Mdnner
unieres County, elm gnoe.
Ser 9~eritorbene purbe am 16.
Sanuar 1881 in Stoninston, Conn.,,
seboren mare b%emsemdB in wenisen
Sasen II Sabre alt seporoen. Nad=
benz er In Ietnem @eburtsorte bic Gle
menta,idule burdsemadt bate, nib
mete ,r fid pier Sabre on Der Srop
Conference Ntabemie In &utlanb 60,
ST., boberen Stubien. Na6bem CT
spei Sabre In Watroien: Oienifen ae:
itanben bate unb ebrenbaft entlaI en-
mar, ibernabm er bic 2eituns zines
@ei9dftes ieines gaters I'M Staate
Seem Yorf, no er it9 in 1852 nit
leiner i'm iiberlebenben Satin per
ebelidte unb bdtte bic eiierne 6anb
bes unerbittlihen Sobes- i'm nod cine
turSe l3eit peri6ont, er bdtte oann
nit ieiner Satin, init Der CT
nabeSu elm babies S%abrbunoert in
elifli6er gbe lebte. oas i60ne Nelt
Der @oloenen Sod,eit feiern tOn=
men. Nu6 ieiner Ssirafb ite0te er
ii9 auf eiaene SnRe, inOem er nit
Sobn 9. Solion, @roBoater Der Sat.
tin bes 6errn @rooer GlsoelanO, IN
sei6dftlide Serbinouns frat. Sn
1855 manbten Serr uno Nrnu Bar:
NUM- tire S9ritte sesen @eiten; in
Oes Wotnes, Soma, leitete er liir Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16

beiteres Mntlib i'm gourtbauie seiete,
permeinte man, es berri6e In beiien
~serdumtseu Saqen Elm anberer getIt.
benn iein Srobiinn i9ien auf ben lei
ner amtssenofen bppnotiltreno Elm
sumtrfen. Setnen lebten Sang i'll
bas gourtbaus, pobin er it6 nit Ell
ner &utlde brtnsen lieB, madte ct
Oienitas uor ieinem Eobe, on mel
dem Sage er ieinen glert, ben 9erru
Serm. Wiaer, melder ofiis,eQ in
Saut GENRE beiddftist mar, gu er.
ieben ii6 tart unb frdftis senus fibl=
te, unb NIT ibm abnte mobl Niemanb,
baB bieier Sang iein lester in bas
gourtbaus iein lolte. Son BORT lieB
er ii9 mieber per &utlde mad 6aule
brinsen, uno es bate ben Nni6ein,
als bate bic gourtbausluit mobllbu:
enb auf ben sei6mddten 3ultanO oes
Serrn 8arnum einsemirtt, benn iei=
ner eisenen Musiase mad fiblte er
wobl, nno bteier permeintli6e I'm
i9muns gum 8eiieren In benz Sefinz
ben bes Patienten bielt an bis Witt
mod, NO iid etne Menberuns gum
S9limmern bemerfbar madte. Ood
Der nd9ite Sag bra9te neue Soft
nuns, benn 8arnum's 8efinben bate
fi@ mieber sebefiert, unb iein 3uitano
blieb bofnunssuou Bis CUR Mitter=
na@tsitunbe, mel@e ben Sttabl Der
9oHnuns perbunfelte. Oas gett bes
eeibenben umftanb init Der ibm treu-
en- Satin Der episcopal. Preoiser $.
s. garibau. Bis unmittelbar Dor
ieinem Eote, Der ibn I'm Q l1br NOR:
gems BON feinem 2eiben erl6ite, blieb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16

Sramb bas Mmt bes areisseri&ts=
ibreibers nieberleste. oils beHen 0ta9=
folser ernannt. Dieie grnennuns
batte aur Tolse, baB er ii9 ben 8lr=
germ ct CLOUDS anreibte. eSn 1894
murbe er uon Der bemotratii6en Yar=
tel flr bas ADMINISTRATION
ernannt unb ermdblt, unb bas stei9e
.3utrauen wurbe ibm in 1898 geIdenft.
5dtte ibn Der Cob ni9t babinseraift,
miiroe er in oielem Sabre ieinen spei.
ten Eermtn poIenbet baben. Sci ben
3eltunssbe,aussebern bes Staates
ltano 9err Sarnum in boben Gbren
uno mar uiele Sabre actipes Mitslieb
Der Winneiota Editors anb Yabliibers
41ociaiiou. Bis leetes Sabr mobnte
er resslmdRis ben Sabresperlammlunz
gen nno ercurlionen Der 3eitunssber=
ausseber bel unb wuBte itets our9
lsine Rdtbidldse unb @infe ME ma
men,lih BET Der unterbaltuns bur9
leinsn 'bm eisenen Sumor gu sldnseu.
Seine unterbaltunsssabe unb iein
itste beiterss 8eisn, feline Sreunoli6=
felt 9psen S%ecermann unb lein itets
MANDATES Auftreten murbe BON al
len. init oeuen er befannt NOR, bod an
geidta9en. Der Name 8arnum bat
tie aIerrDdrts i'm Staate einen suten
&lang. uno menn lie in Stearns 60.
Der Dinsans zines eblen Wtiblrgers
b%etrauert murte, 10 lit es gang semiB
Der ces Observation-Disclosures 6. g.
8aruum. Der allen elm Sreunb uno
ais alsemsiner, mabrer Wenl9en=
f"reuuo seahtet, seebrt unb seliebt mar
Samltas Worsen murbe bic 9et9e
bes 8etb i6emcn, nadbem Prebiser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16

Parlba0 i'm SterbebauIe bte iblt9en
@ebete uerri9tet bate, i'm 8etiein Der
County, 8eamten unb elmer Oeleeaz
ton Der ueridiebenen @ereiue, be:
men er a~nsebOrte, gum @reat Nortbern
Sabnbofe eebra@t unb pom bort nit
benz MittassSuse nod Sauf Centre
trausportirt, mo tie unter Ebeilnabme
elmer iibsraus sroBen Nn3abl pon gir=
germ benz S9oB Der grbe i~berseben
murbe.
Bobl 0iemanb bat bic Sdbisteiten
bes Serrn Sarnum better gu bsurtbei
len seuubt. oils &reisri6ter 8. g.
Sparle. Dieter soat benz 8eritorbe:
neu fOlsenoen Sribut: vMit ben Be-
pobnern bieles County I'M Gusemei:
lien belrdure aud td auf's Snnisite
ben Sob bes 9errn 8arnum. llniere
8csiebunsen 81 ibm als &reissertdis
l1retber ndren bic ber5lttlten iirlb
freuuoidaftli3iten, unb ais Mann
war ct genial, sefabluou unb bodber:
gig. Oils glerf Der Court iibertraf
ibn &einer, unb feinen biesbeSiSliden
pfidten fam ct 70 setreu mad, baB
BITE Wdbler pom StearnS i'm sebn lans
&c Sabre nit benz Nmte betrauten.
9dtte Der Sob i'm nt9t binmesserafft,
er mirbe ietne Steuuns 10 LANCE ses
balten baben, ais btes NIT iein pbpli.
l9en 3tdften gu pereinbaren seuelen
rpdre. gr mar baS 9etreue Symbol
eines Entertainers, BON ben reiniten
Nottuen beieelt, unb iein GROCER
SreunbestreiS I'M 9an3en Staate ruirb
ieinen @erluit tief e~mpfinten.
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8ra8t gurea Settta8ent fur
St6etS hber Ste 8urItn8ton
Stre6e.
New Process
Steam-LaundrV

0enn 10, bann miro es ii6 @n6 lebnen.
nidt auBer &6t gu laiien, baB mir Gner 81.
sentbum %bebanbeln, ais mare es bas unieri=
&C.. @ir baben bic pouitanoisite 0aidan.
falt i'm Norbweften uub liefern eriter 8laie
Mrbeit. gSir 9ebrau6en feline @bemttalien ;
mir perberben baber Cure Saden ni6t. Wenn
Sbr refine arbeit uns bette 8%ebanoluns rpo1t
baum bentt on uns. llniere Yreiie iinb nieb:
riger als i%onftuo, uns mir beiorgen Cure Ga:
n1liieumdi6e biatser, als Sbr es ielbit tbun
f0nnt. GrtunbiSt mnb iiber5eust gu6. Dit
baben aseuten in ben umliesenben Staoten.
8. 8. Meper 9autpfwai6antaIt,
@isentbimer.
Dople'8 @ebGube an 5. Npe. g. ct. @loub
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empire Braueret,
VAL. UDERMANN
Na@foI8er bon gNenS. Wer5,
ct. @loub, Wfinneiota.

Our9 geforsuns pom sutem Bier unb bnrd
psporfommenbe prompte 8ebienun8 in4en
OFT uns BITE @unf elmer Seebrten Rumbihaft
~ f4ern. 8efeqirnSen fir Samilienses
beox8 werben prompt beiorqt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-16

garSbtsna ,wtfSsn Ct. Paul. @tnnsapslts. Sslsna,
outts, Spptane, Seaitle une grrtlanb. @erbtHbunssn
Der rsflt5 an @nepunften fir bic 8sstenat @esene,
Oregon uub California Suntte, alasfa, Sapan unb
gbind. 8erbtneuHseu tn Rem 'rtatnasfdsttn fir aae
5altbeR unb fIelt6sn ganfte
EeaitH laufnb. Oealt6 laa tenb.
mo. 1 11:20 a. m. mo. 2 3:30p. m.
INC. 8 11:35 a. m. tho. 4 1890 p. m.
mo. 3 for Willmar No. 6 arrives from
l1:O5 a. m. Willmar 16:45 q. m.
rNo. 7 l:2O o. m. tho. 8 4:4O q. IA.
No. 8, &, Z and s run via Clea. " ater.
sDaily except Sunday.
tDsily.
Slr Rappen, Sitsts ans..rsitert SnfOrmattpn ifrttt
spr pher f6rettt an
.. ". ytetoe, g. y. 4 Z. ~,
81. Glpub. Wtnn.
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W WcrSlab beriebene Sise-speiieHaggsus,
@eifli6 laufenb.
9o. IL bequem unb MODERN Ia :07 p. M
Ro. 3 Gucific @rpreB. ........ l :07 a. m
70. 5 Srainerb, Semibii, Duluth
uub Sarao. IL :07 q. m.
70. Z @innipes II. Sarge Grpres11 :O3 p. m.
Seitli6 laufenb.
go. IL bequem llno MODERN. 800 IL AS a. M.
go. 4 Spin @itp @rpreb...... 4:45 a. NJ.
go. 6 Sarge & Spin Gitp @rpreB BOA p. m.
Re. S&innipes unb Sarge Mail All a. m.
Snnuan Griter &lafe Sonriiten sdlafmaaeu
s. =. Cooling agent, @bas. g. See, @.B.G.
ct. 6loub. Winu. ct. Saul Winn.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
TWO BALD STORIES.
tFrom the oin CT matt Enquirer.

A contemporary had two great polit-
ical sensations yesterday morning,
embellished with inflammatory head
lines and illustrated with cuts. One
was that the Hon. Charles Dick was
ambitious to serve in the House of
Representative till favorable time
for transferring him to the United
States Senate, and that negotiations
were now afoot to put the irrepressi.
BILE Harry Daugherty on the ticket
for Governor next year. This story
is credited to the Hon. Mr.. Seese
member of the Legislature from Sum-
NIT county, who is probably permitted
to know as much about what is really
going on in politics as an unused con
tribution circular of 1901. Or, per-
haps, Mr.. Seese knows, and is being
used to direct premature attention
from. Mr. Dicks fell purpose to run
for Governor himself The story
would have greater appearance of
probability If Mr.. Albert Douglass
had been named as the man for Gov
ernor. He is real candidate, and
| the chasms between him and the
Hanna management are not too wide
or deep to be. bridged over. Mr..
Dnugherty is an INDIAN" and If he
ever reaches the Executive chair it
| must be by some other route than
the one supervised by Senator Hanna.
The other story is that when Pres
dent Roosevelt reaches Cleveland, on
his stump speaking tour, Mr.. Hanna
will formally tender his support of
the proposition to nominate Mr..
Roosevelt in 1904, and that arrange
ments will be definitely made for Mr..
Hanna to conduct the campaign, as
he did for William Mckinley in 1896
| and 1000. This would simply be to
argue that Senator Hanna Is flat"
| and everybody who knows enough to
know the virtue of an umbrella in a
rainstorm knows he is not. 1t is
stated that Senator Foraker has given
his adhesion to Mr.. Roosevelt and
that 1t is reckoned to be about the
time for the other Senator from Ohio
to drop into line. That would be only
an incentive to opposition on the part
of Hanna. and Foraker himself is not
for Roosevelt In dead earnest"
Political bunlSo games are hard to
work nowadays.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
OTIS & HOUGH
Bankers and Brokers
ITO Hamilton Building
Peoples Phone 324 BeIIPhone 228

Copley, president; Mr.. L. Frank.
Wadsworth, vice president; Mr.. A.
P. Kuder, Akron, treasurer; Mrs. J.
P. Hale, Akron, historian and secre-
tary. Letters of regret were read
from Prof. J. o. Notestein, Wooster,
o.; Mr.. Littell, Creston; Mrs. Taft,
Bunola, Pa; Mr.. VIM. Lewis, Goshen,
Ind.
Misses Bessie and Martha Frank, Of
Doylestown, sang a duet. The next
meeting will be held in August, 1908.
at Springfield lake.
Among those present were: Mr..
Plimp Ball and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vance, Canton; Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Frank, Massillon; Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Long, Ravenna; Mrs. I. Notestein,
Mr.. J. B. Notestefn and family, Caa-
nan; Mrs. Mary Smith and family,
Creston; Mr.. and Mrs. Reiboldt, Hart
VILE; Mr.. George Fritch and family,
Suffield; Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver and
son. Brimfeld; Mrs. Carl, Richfield;
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Overholt, Wads-
worth; Mr.. George Kuder, Lake; Mr..
Mr. Frank Reese and family, Chippe-
wa Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shoner,
Lake; Mr.. G. o. Schaible and family!
Cleveland.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
sTEPMOTHER
Has Sued the Wife Of a
Millionaire.

Tifin, o., Aug. 21.-Mrs. Charlotte
NJ. Hoyt, Of this city, wife of Colgate
Hoyt, New York millionaire, is de-
fendant in suit filed by her step
mother, Mrs. Casper Guss, here. The
plaintiff alleges that in February,
1900, she conveyed to Mrs. Hoyt all
of her possessions and real estate,
the defendant promising that she
would support her stepmother during
the remainder of her life; that since
the defendants return to this city
from New York she has, without justi-
fable cause, mistreated plaintiff and
induced her husband to leave her.
BY reason Of this the plaintiff became
dangerously i'll and, while in this
state, attempted suicide. The de-
fendant prays for sum necessary for
the support Of herself and husband
during the balance of her life.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
"INKNOWN"
Is The Man Who Murdered Minnie
Mitchell.

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Deputy Coroner
Flanagan opened the second session
of the inquest that is expected to clear
up something of the mystery surround
ing the Bartholin- Mitchell murders.
Still working on the theory that the
badly decomposed body of woman
found Aug. T. in the field at Seventy
fourth ST., was that of Minnie Mitch
ell, fiancee of w. J. Bartholin, testi-
mony was taken from numerous per-
sons who might possibly throw light
on the mystery,
The Coroner's jury returned a YER
dict that Minnie Mitchell came to her
death by bullet wound inflicted by
a person unknown and at place un-
known. The jury recommended that
Thompson, Claffy and Counselman be
held to the grand jury and that Will
liam Bartholin be apprehended.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
X \ X
NAUGHTY CANTON.

Canton is afflicted with the vice of
profanity in an unusual degree, and
one cannot pass along the leading
thoroughfares nor traverse the public
square without hearing foul words
from the mouths of gray-haired men,
young men and children-and even
an occasional policeman. A little
strenuous effort by city officials would
materially reduce this evil practice
and make the. promenading of our
streets and avenues much more
pleasant proceeding.-Roller Monthly,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
OPERATION.
Italian Ambassador Must Undergo
Another.

Boston, Aug. 21-Through disinclin-
alton to leave his post at critical
period, millionaire George Won l.. Mey-
er, Ambassador to Italy, must under
so second serious operation and to-
day entered private hospital. A staff
of eminent surgeons will endeavor to
relieve his distressing malady.
The operation should have been per-
formed months ago, according to sur
geons, and the genuine heroism of the
Ambassador has occasioned much CON-
ment His immediate predecessor,
General Draper, was forced to resign
his mission because of illness.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
NO MORE SALOONS
When the Anti Saloon League
Has Accomplished Its Plans.
Especial Correspondenee.l


Columbus, o., Aug. 21.--The Beal
Local Option elections will be held
in 40 towns, with populations varying
from 5000 to $4,000 people, If the
present plans of the Antl-Saloon
League pan out. Their systematic
way of preparing the towns for such
an election viii be started shortly.
1t was stated at the League headquar-
ters that a vote could be forced in
this city but the organization could
not hope to win at present This Is
the only reason why Columbus will
not be placed on the active calling list
for some time. The League eventually
expects to drive out the saloons. The
League counts upon the laboring men
to play an important part In swinging
the results favorable to the temper
ance cause, and claims that the work
ing men helped out at Cambridge,
where the stationery engineers and
the members of a Federal union are
said to have passed resolutions favor
ing the dry movement.
The next fight will be centered AT
a township adjoining Berea, which
voted dry last week.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21

horse without swearing or losing his
dignity is model for any commun-
ity.
A Farmers Trust means hand
some profit for the ground-foor pro-
moters and much valuable information
for the farmers.
Much has been written about the eX-
periences of the last man. But no one
will be able to tell whether it Is proph-
ecy or guess work.
A Massachusetts preacher, In 1640,
was charged with "antinomian and
famalistical errors" and deposed. For.
tunately, that species of heresy is
now extinct, or goes under milder
name
ENQUIRER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
FRANK REUNION
An Enjoyable Gathering
Copley Tuesday.

The Balthusser-Frank reunion was
held in Copley. Tuesday, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. d, Collier. Notwith-
standing the bad weather, about 12o
assembled to enjoy the day. Bits of
history of different members of the
family were read by Miss Bertha
Frank, of Greensburg, and Mr.. E. d,
Fritch, of Akron officers for the
ensuing year are; Mr.. D. Frank
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21

be bought in China for half what the
Eighth district farmers must pay there
is something wrong. We demand that
that wrong be righted and that the
steel trust and all other trusts be strip
ped of their tariff protection. We
denounce the deceit of Republican
President who asked for a law to sup
press the trusts three days after Con-
gress had adjourned" The Sandusky
convention will have something in
teresting to say upon this subject,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21

Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. This
great medicine 10 hr fhofS than tonic.
II cures diseases Of the orSaps Of digss-
ton and nutrition, and snaptss the per-
feet digestion and s1similatien Of food Of
which alone all physical strength is made.
.Jhs reason ,s ds,syss .as r vas ssS sSetsss ssc.
the medicine before giving my statement aud
now can send good; eonsqsnsaeus q ts:tinsi,- men
iai writes Nj. cltas H. Sergeant. OF Plain CITY
Madison Co. Ohio. sDurihg the summer ADD
fall Of 1885 became all rundown, nerves wsre
to Or. Pierce fof advice. He said had general
debility, and adStssd DR.. Pierve's ooideh Med.
icai Discovery, Ind, thanEs to ygu for your ad-
Vice. used dx bottles; aid sinte stepped taxi
ing 4 about one yssdt ago have not sakes any
noyk rx,y Day. Ny ssppetite is good, ! can eat at
miserable burning In tie stomach after eating.
NY blood and nerves are IN good shape, and,
weli-in fct, think am In pretty good run
ming order.h
Dr. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets keep the
bowels active and healthy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21

the physician accompany him, to be
on hand If anything unusual occurred
The patient got along all right, but
when the collection plate was passed
around, the physician says he Had to
give a 50-cent piece, the smallest coin
he could find. X He also declared that
If he had not been invited to accom-
pany the patient. to church he would
not have had to contribute the 30
cents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
sioc Reward. s,oo.

rhe readers Of this paper will be pleased
20 learn that there is at least one dread cd
al It's stages and that Is Catnrrh. Hali;s
Satarrh cure is the only positive cure now
SSnown 70 the medical fraternity. Catarrh
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Oure * taken. internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF tho
oi the disease, and giving the patient
stfsrgth by building up the constitution
ihs rhs prSnag "sslsmng nature In doing. It's work.
suratiye powers, that they offer ons hum
ureo collars for any case that 1t fails to
care. send for list OF testimonials.
Address II. j. CHENEY q Co.. Toledo n
Sold by druggists 76c. -
haips Family Pilis are tho bssA
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21

Trouble stares Judge Kennedy, of
Youngstown, In the face In the shape
of the probable Congressional candl-
dncy of Mr.. Duffy, Of East Liverpool,
the mogul OF the Pottery unions. In
East Liverpool, Mr.. Duffy. If he be-
comes an active candidate for the
election, Will be strong, All there Is
In that municipality, besides potteries,
could be put In peck basket, figura-
lively speaking, and even in Youngs-
town, Mr.. Duffy's candidacy would
appeal strongly to the union labor
vote. In Canton the situation is the
same. In fact, all through the dis.
trict there are men who would not
regret an opportunity to vote for the
prospective East Liverpool candi.
date, and though 1t is far too early
to hazard any prediction It is evil
dent even at this time that Judge
Kennedy has discovered that the
route OF the politically ambitious
man is not strewn with buttercups
and sweetpeas.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21

scribe q RELAXED
physical conM.
ton, and all the
Technology Of
medicine could
n OF m ore ex-
pressively de.
scribe the actual
condition than
that every day
phrase. II sug.
gcsts the clock
perfect inechan-
ically, but falling
to record the
passage Of time
because II is rum
down.
People who
have that tired
ont, run : down
feeling will fnd
new life in the
,sse of noctoY
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
SUMMER QUIET DISTURBED.

Newton Falls citizens are up in
arms because the Baltimore & Ohio
train toots its whistle too much
through the village. 1t is said the
biggest kick comes from the Afternoon
Nappers' ssociation.-Warren Tri-
huue
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21
Grants Granddaughter Is to Marry s.Ys s#l
uy A Cousin Of President Roosevelt
Wedding to Take Place on
Saturday.

Coburg, Ontario, Aug. 10.-NIiss
Vivian Sartoris, granddaughter Of
General Ulysses S. Grant is engaged
to Frederic Roosevelt scovel, cousin
of President Roosevelt. The wedding
will be a brilliant affair and will take
place on August 20. Miss Sartoris,
was reported engaged to Archi-
bald Balfour, a cousin of the Premier.
when she was in England
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-21

Anthracite coal is selling at $11 a
ton in New York and Brooklyn-the
highest price ever reached in those
cities. Consumers there are thank
ful that the bituminous miners did
not resolve to go on a strike.