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an EXTENSIVE Trip

But the Air OF Old Enelsrd Failed Him.
The brain Is composed Of thousands ot
little cells and these contain a vital sub
stance which Is used up during active
work and can only be replaced by The
right kind Of food and drink
with many people coffee drinking ex.
cites the brain ana prevents 70 from get.
ting the necessary rest. and breaks down
and DESTROYS the cells and the soft gray
matter therein. nor does coffee suppiv
the food 20 replace these cells and hi,
naturally leads TO mental exhaustion nnd
nervous pr0Strution.
Some two years ago was laid low
WIN a very, severe attack OF nervous pros
tratlon. and had ia resign my position
with large mercantile house Of this
city, writes a gentleman from Brook
The doctors said my complaint was
que 70 over work, long hours and Insult.
heient exercise. and recommended a trip
10 Europe. More dead than alive. / fol-
lowed their advice, aud went u England
Tor short visit, hut came back very
aIlle improved, aud unable TO work sick
ION my return, my wife aud / went 10
boarding. and gentleman living In the
mouse tod me OF the beneficial results
ne had experienced by leaving on coffee
and using Postum Food Coffee
u NJ once stopped drinking ten or cof
zee nhd used Postum, drinking II three
times day, aud ia short time found a
derldel Improvement IN my condition. and
now. nm glad 20 say, am following nv
profession again. do not feel the SLIGHT
est effects Of my old complaint. ana I
am confident that / owe my present geod
health 10 the use of Postum.
We have two children aud orr LITTLE
Efl' VINO rs now Years OF age, has been
brought az on Postum and Grape nuts and
Today weighs forty hounds Pretty good
lor a child only 2 years OF age Name
SNen ~ Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich
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Che sparrow 9alks.


Received another long message today
from Samb" said the SPARROW Yesterday
..IIc and txi,- n.at... go -. -
,,, ~ 49,
Mahiia put lenNe there tonight Tor EGYPT.
King Notice sends greetings to his loyal
subjects IN tho land NJ No.Tsu.ob and
49,.
n"Pes 'ha' theS nave Ah Eo' theW SCRUB
bling brushes oUt aud arc hard az II scour-
ing his beloved CITY There's nlentr of
,..+or -, I'D, ,to.,, 49,. ,,,,,,.,,,,.
w" '' w"l IVY ''V ''ui''"p'
that boats he provided for his good people
on McGowan river
.,ssrn1, s,,s tb,, ,r,yatod ,i,,.. a. .
, ~
stralEnt me from indla To the fhllppincs
stopped in Calcutta q day and were given
hano,tot NJ tho snleudid horne az Prime
ot, 49,.
DONhthtland, ana Sumo says tll6 noout
pllthtai iuAuitS, lhNE sol II thele' Nalls
nunB VITA sllh hanging rugs that setlneu
70 nave Caught lhe Aue 81 the SUNSET sAl.s,
rugs WIN QellcUte bioom IKE Il RIPE
pthcn anu on INC hoots tue toot sans uetp
ihtn inc plle 81 Tue h"aNN coverings. Nolse'
ltss selFuhts, clau IN sllbs' served the
guests WIN QencaclrS hdescrlD1ly deil,
clous on Pthtes "l Eplu, Nhlle goplets ol
'rystal helq beverage 70 cream anout
hlng Nottoe was dclghted with the
prince hospitality ana mas invited MIN 20
Visit TINS winter NJ the royal palace ~
IeHram' Ihey stopped IN Mandaiuy long
enough 70 maze sure tnat hiplng told the
truth when nc wrote that poem, then they
went on 70 MhNlln. Nnen the party ar
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oEL oApITANo LAsr MeHr.
IN Almost Packed House to Hear the
Jules Grau COMPANY.

IN Almost Packed House to Hear the
Jules Grau Company
Those who made good impressions In the
performance of the wizard Of tho Nile"
night before last doepcucd those impros.
sions last night. aud several vino did not
show for quite all they were worth In
The earlier production. being more con
senisAy east 10 "E Captain, gained
greatly in the opinions Of those who hcatd
both operas.
Mr John Henderson as Pozzo tho Cham.
herlain was con,ulsinrly funny His stage
business was trstclass All through the
evening
Mr. West as Don Euico Medigua tEl
1apitanl did splendid work IN every way
Mr. james W Snlith as Count Ncrrada
was very handsome IN his several becom
inElN rlcb costumes, and his singing was
as usual delightful IN tone md style
Miss Della MiTenS natural beauty was
wen set SG by tho style Of dress the
character II Princess Sfarghanza called
for. and her ccntralto voice showed to sreat
advantage
The attractive little schhrette Ethel
Balch, was bewtchlne as Estllda
The members ot the chorus are as n
rule, quite good looking and are very wen
drilled the audience seemed thoroughly
we'll pleased with the whole performance
Tonight The Wizard Of the Nile win
be rfpeated.
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pERsoNAL MENTloN.


Mr.. w. ). Barnett OF Caldwell is here.
Mr.. Edward Z. Taylor OF Georgetown is
IN the city.
Father i B. Lee Of Austin was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. 5. j. Davis OF LeesvIlic, La, is a
guest OF the Rice
John T. Hausen OF Jennings, La, Is a
guest OF the Bristol
General l.. NJ, Openheimer Of Austin is
guest OF the Bristol
BENJAMIN Linz, the well known Dalias
)eYeler is In the city on business.
MIR A. J. Strobel, the well known che
mango rice planter, IS in town today.
Messrs. George G. Huggins and W. {.
day.
Mr. and Mrs G. g. Sweeney and children
nave returned from protracted visit to
u F Aaron aud wife left last night for
.hicago via the International ana Great
Mr.. n. $ Pcnaeld OF la Forte arrived
IA me CITY last evening aud Is registered
u, =. Rose left yesterday over the inter
national ana Great Northern FOR Little
Miss Fannie Rutherford OF Austin is vtsit-
Milan street,
All, ", W. Cameron, prominent waco.
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Y. N. c. A. Matters.

Mr.. f. I. Darnaby Jr., goes TO Dallas
tonight, whore he viii locate as the phys.
zeal director OF the Young Mems Christian
Association His Houston friends wish
him much success In his new position Mr.
Il, G. Tankersley, his successor. will arrive
III Houston next Monday, and begin his
work Monday night, when the association
members, especially the gym" boys, are
requested TO be present.
The Glee club met A6t night. The club
Is taking a course in note reading ana
an are making good progress. Not long
hence this org nizatiun will make lts
debut as a singing society, but II Is deemed
nost important to take thoroughly tho
course ia sight reading before taking IN
concert work. w
During the present week IN the absence
~ a physical director MIR. Gwyn Bass IS
leading the various gymnasium classes and
otherwise assisting In the association
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ouARTgTTEs coNcgRT ToMeHT.
Musicale at tho Auditorium Compliment
any to Honorary Members.

Musicale at the Auditorium Compliment
any to Honorary Members.
The second musicale OF the Houston Quar-
tette society third season, complimentary
TO honorary members, Of which there are
over 200. viii be given tonight OF the
Auditorium. The society win be assisted
In this CONCERT by Mr. Glenn Hall. tenor.
Mr.. Bertert Butler. vionnist. and Miss
Katherine Hoffman. accompauist. In addi-
ton 10 the numbers which will be con
trlbuted. the society Will appear three times
10 choruses.
The program viii commence promptly at
sl5 p. ~. and the doorG viii be closed
during the rendition Of each number There
win be no reserve seats and those coming
early will be received on the pian vi 'hrst
come, uTst served.
Superintendent Il. *. Payne Of the Hous-
ton Electric company has promls d ample
car service, and IN the event the weather
warrants II the Auditorium will be com
tortnhly heated.
Inis concert ike all others given by the
Qnartette society. is complimentary 10 its
honorary members and NO one VIII Ice az
mtted except hv Invitation. The society
nas about tmrty-dNc active members FOt
!owinG is tue program:
PplonaiBe ....-. .....,-,.... Luub- Wilhelmj
Nh. Butler.
'OnaHay, Awake, Beloved" ............
......... .-...... ..-.... lolerdiceTaylor
from Hiawayho's wedding Feast.)
Mr. Hall.
King Of the Woods. Hermann
Houston Qu0itettc Society.
Concert or, 6i-AdIutp Finale II udelssohu
Mr.. Butler.
Bon Jour, Suzou" .............. Pessard
Irish love SonE.....-......Narr Iret Lang
!-iftie irish song. .................. Lohr
d NiryHua observation-disclosures. Hervev
The D0uza ................... Chadwick
Mr. Hall,
Ny Dearest Heart - Alice NJ. CHAPMAN
Houston Qusrtette Society
a The Bee ................. Schubert
The Swan Observation-Disclosures. ST Saens
The Butterfly ........... Hubay
Mr.. Butler.
4 Serenade .,.... ..... ...... ....... Brahms
Du hist vie cine Blume". " .Schumauu
VINO is Syivid!' .-..........., Schubert
u Lieheslied ................... Dvorik
Mr. HAL.
Pensacola Pickaninny ~ Adam Ceibel
Houston Quartette Society.
homanza for the 6 string ....... Hubay
NaPl4Nc '''''',- '' - .'....-,.,. DgNrcw
Mr.. Butler.
Songs With violin obignto:
Spring song ............. Oscar WeU
Mighty LAX Rose. .......... Nevin
Sercnadc Observation-Disclosures. Schubert
Mr.. Hall
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plsce the streteher. A large room Is used
TOT storing their one hearses and carriages
From the reception room q nicely carpcted
ana easy stair WINS asrprded 10 the large
show room, which Is flled with collins and
caSsets 81 an descriptions Two parttcu.
larry handsome -askets are shown; ono Is
couch casset, with csnrpy over ST.. trimmed
ami finished throughout In white satin and
plnsh; tho other is an exact duplicate OF
the one used for the burial Of President
Mckinley II Is Nuiit Of red cedar covered
VIII the finest hroadcloth and copper lined
The members II his hfn take pleasure Ia
showing visitors through and no one could
object seeing their hne place
]. I. honf. who has had twenty years
experience as on enhgimer and funeral
director, gives his rcrson9i attention 10 this
part ~ the business. even IN tho smallest
detail, which insurcs on such matters he.
IDS taken care ~ properly The business
department Is IN the hands Of Mr.. e. e..
Settegast wei known as o pleasant aud
courteous gentleman AZ an times
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terGay on business.
j. Vincent Reese, former Houston boy
now with the krhv Lumber company al
Beaumont, is visiting here
CoioneI J. Il. Bright, now Of Beaumont.
Formerly ot houston. called to renew ar-
quaintonceS with the midnight force of
lhc Post
Charles Peterson Of Rock Island, general
manager Of tho Garwnod Land company
and an enterPrising rice planter is In me
CITY today
Mr.. j A. Robertson Of Galveston. admin
lstrator nj the estate Of the late Captatn
William punovart, is here from the Island
city on business
Mr Il Prince and family have returneu
from an extended visit 10 New York ana
other Eastern points Miss Laura prince
VIII remain In school at Washington, u {.
MIR. Adolph JeremIas Of Maipz.on.the.
Rhine, Germany is again in the city. mis-
being his second trip 10 this county. he
Is visiting his Sister Mrs / Lewyu 1895
Texas avenue He'ls an extensive vine
grower,
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The Passing Throng.

GENERAL J, r. wATIEs, representa-
tive of the Moore Gortes Rice company. is
IN tho city after several weeks spent
on the Companys 1900 acre Matagorda
county plantation. The general reports rice
planters IN his section as very much bc.
mind with their harvesting, and statcs
that the recent heavy rains have caused
all the country surrounding Ray CITY.
through which he passed, TO become a
solid sheet of water, thus della ing the
harvesting operations still further
MR.. ARMPSTEAD T. f. TRIPLETT
who has been Instrument man of South
ein Pacinc engineering corps, which has
6peen engaged In running a cutoff on the
HaiVeston' Harrisburg and San Antonio
railroad between Ethelleen and Rio
Grande sixty miles IN length, has returned
10 Houston 10 spend a two weeks va
cation with his parcnts, Captain and Mrs
- II Iuplctt OF 1912 summer street
Mr.; Triplett has been engaged upon this
ana otneG surveys in southwest Texas ever
since May l. and possesses quite a fund
OF Information regarding the irrigation
situation out there
MIR A. J BIRCHFIELD. editor 81 the
Alvin sun, was In the city Yesterday from
alvin, He SAYS Alvin is rapidly building
Up the waste places occaSioned by the late
hte Several substantial brlcb structures
'le now going ND. The work 81 nrreSting
pear blight. inau-urated bv Prof Waite
~ the department, of agriculture shows
encouraging results. Alvin this wear
shipped six or eight carloads Of the f.uit
Inc surrounding country is prosperous
MR. A. 3. WOOD. a sterling Young dem
occnt Of Galveston, was IN the city yes.
to-day afternoon He was quite iubilant
over prospects for democratic success In
the Island City at the time he left
iull vote was being polled. and the reCu.
lar ticket was leading handsomely.
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NoN-cATHoLlc MISSION.
The Advent Of Fair Weather Increases
the Attendance at ST. Marys.

The Advent Of Fair Weather Increases
the Attendance at ST. Mary's.
With the advent Of fair weather tho audi.
ence at the Non Catholic mission In st.
Map's Catholic church very pcrceptbly In.
creased. This WIS expected when such
large numbers attended sunday and Mon
day nights. From present indications tho
seating capacity Of ST. Mays viii prove
inadequate
Last night Father Handley began the
answering NJ questions he devotes half
hour at the beginning N each service IN
answering questions placed in the ques
ticn box In the vestihulc Of the church
Among the questions answered last night
were these: why do NOT priests marry 2"
why does the Catholic church prohibit
mixed maruaEest o. WHO was tho author Of
ProtestautismT Great interest centers
around the question box and Il proves n
very attractive feature ~ the service to
the Non Catholics in attendance
In his sermon Father tIundley took M
the subject, Christ the Releemer" Ho
pointed ont me connection between this
aud the previous lectures Of the week
sin being IN oGensc against God is an
lbnnite oueusC. lecausc God who is Of
Tended, Is Infinite. He illustrated by sew
eihl examples how an o4ense assumes
gravity proportioncd tn the dignity OF the
offended party Applying the principle 20
sin rs an oueuse against God It became
evident that sin Is an infinite evil The
consequence IS that as q ploportionate sat
isfaction 20 God demanded an INFINITE re
deemer Christ the Son of God became
man, that suffering IN His humanity the
Intent of his suffering would be from His
divine personality, ana God would accent
the inhnlte price paid for the ransom Of
mankind
But Christ not only set us free from the
slavery Of stu, He came also 20 teach MS
how 90 profit BY His redemption Of us. how
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WILLIAMS HABEASCOUPUS
We're Remaudsd TO jail by Judge
GiIIaSpie.
THEY GAVE NOTIeH OF APPEAL,
The Case Was Submitted on the Evi-
denee Which Was Brought Out in
the Recent Trial.

D. z williams and two sons, Burnett
snd Harold. charged vlth the murder OF
DR.. 4. A. De Lipcsey on July IL, 1902, had
a bearing for bail Oh habess corpus pro.
ceedlngs before Judge Gillaspie Of the crimi.
nal district court yesterday morning
Messrs. Coleman a Abbott, sttorneys for
the defendants, Submitted the case to the
court on the evidence brought ont In the
trial OF the case last week. resulting In q
mistriai.
The court remsnded the defendants to the
OF bail
Notice of sppeai was given. and the case
will 80 before the court of appeals ct Aus
tin. The latter court VIII hear the case
az an early date.
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CITY BREVlTlEs.

The Houston Light Guard will hold "A
business meeting tonight ia their armory.
There Is 8nundelivered telegram at the
Postal Telegraph company, us Main street,
for John McShane
The Central Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union meets this afternoon at 3
o'clock ia the chapel Of Christ church.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
office Of the Western Union Telegraph com
panv for Carrie. 1l3 Polk avenue, Yoakum
& Co.. NJ, Il, Anderson, G.. NJ. Seward and
j. r. Feek.
There will be a meeting of the Sheltering
Arms association at o'clock this after
noon at the parish house Of Christ church.
All ladies' willing to assist in the rice
kitchen arc Invited to attend.
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A NEW UNDERTAKING ESTABLISH
MEN'r

A representative Of The Post was shown
through the new and elegantly appointed
undertaking establishment OF the Sottegast
q Kopf Go. The furnishings and arrange
ments are modern In every particular Tho
The funeral parlors which adjolns the re-
ception room, Is furnished complete with
beautiful wicker furniture has a handsome
mnntei and floors heavily carpetcd The
walls are adorned with beautiful pictures
group OF four pictures entitled tho ''Vov.
age of Life" (childhuod), boating down the
peaceful stream In boat laden with
flowers; youth drifting along happy and
thoughtless Of the future; (manhoodl steer
ing his frail bark over the stormy sea OF
life; told age calmly crossing the river
Of death and angels reckoning him to his
heavenly home these are very appropriate
pictures for the room. They have a spa.
cious morgue In which Is installed all The
late conveniences for handling properly
commissions connected with this deparf.
ment; one especially new feature Is tho
wicker basket with hinged top used TO re.
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| ocal Mcathnr Rncnrd

Local Wcuthcr Observer McNabh's
monthly report shows the following
METEOROLOGICAL conditions at Houston dur
ing the month Of October and compared
with the simc month last year:
Highest temperature was 50 on the 18th;
lowest So ON tho Gth and nth
Rainfall for the month was no inches.
greatest amount falling in twenty four
hours was 2lO on the Cd. With four rainy
DAYS.
For tho same month In 1901 the highest
temperature was 90 on the I'd. lowest AZ
on the l4th and 18th
Total rainfall for the month 20 with
the greatest for twenty-fouT hours 1.7o, on
the 9TH aud four rainy days
Rainfall for the past two days, from Sun
day p m, to a. 10. today, 9Th, s. 10
Inches
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A Lost Boy.

Earl Burnett, aged Il. has been missing
from his home 1918 Fulton street. for the
past few days and the aid OF the police
department has been invoked nv Ms $780,
Mrs Bryan, Ia an Effort to locate him
When last seen the lnd was barefooted nnd
WAS attired In a pnir Of Observation-Disclosures
white sailor waist ond soft black hat.
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settegast Kopf company have nur.
chased Harry Hodges hacG stand toia
phone "a and complete outat
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The Chicago Glee club-the first or the
Friday night at Sis, sharp.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13

FOR sALE-217 N. Maple, Z room
slate roof house, large lot, a wonderful.
ly cheap place. $500.
1872 N. broadway, 2 houses, 1900.
Fine lot, Benjamin st, all improve.
ments paid, bargain, 1876.
152 s. Broadway, owner moving to
Chicago; 10 rooms, lot 62x132, will
sell at big sacrifice.
200 Amherst St, new, 8 rooms, fur
mace. gas, well, cistern, $1,000.
T. ]. Wettach, HamAron bldg.
173-tf
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13

FOR SADB~hy ChAS. EssEb-
BURNS Real Estate Agency. Walsh
Block
$3.50 buys fine lot 3sxl32 next to 6o2
s. Broadway with alley.
1l6 Carroll. 8 rooms, fine, $4,000, gas.
bath, lot 60x135, with barn.
500 West Exchange st. 9 rooms, lot
s2xsO, only 1890, this is cheap.
s2175 buys 100 Berg st., Z rooms.
422 Park st., o rooms, modern
Z rooms J30 Portage st., very cheap
at $1100, call and see It.
9 rooms Arch st., 5ix141, $1,000.
Don't miss as Edgewood ave-, at
$1,000. 8 rooms, new lot 72x165.
Corner Prospect and Park. s3e75.
About S2295 buys ia Holloway st..
10 fine rooms, good location.
$1245 is cheap for lib Francis av.,
8 rooms, new, big lot.
1O4 Nash st., 8 rooms, new, $4,000.
See 400 S. High. 66x150, for $4,000.
616 N. Howard, s rooms, $1975.
121 N. Summit, 8 rooms, 86x237.
$4,000.
Good 8 room house Goodrich st,
$1s75.
10S Nickel ST.. s1400. 5000 down.
$500 buys 1914 acres near Hudson,
good dwelling and barn.
S175O buys 236 Crosby, 6 rooms.
567 W. Exchange, rooms. $500.
4O21s s. High, 10 rooms, S3975.
569 w. Exchange, rooms, $1795.
126 But.er ave-, 5 rooms, S1100.
Good new room house, Carroll St,
modern, for s2S0O, it's cheap.
116 Coburn st., rooms, $4,000.
306 Park st., IL fine rooms, $4,000.
1O4 Dean st., 8 rooms, new, $1,000.
5 rooms, modern, Union Place, $4,000
S1d5O. 1O17 Bowsry, Z rooms.
$1,000, 500 Il. Market, IL rooms.
Two modern 0 and room houses,
271 w. Market, for $4,000.
$3275, 4O7 Crosby, s rooms, 66x230
$1,000, rooms, new. Boulevard ave-
$4,000, 900 N. College, 0 rooms.
$1,000, Z rooms, Doyle ST., new.
$4,000, N. Arlington home, $4,000.
Good business block, S. Howard
$500. will net 0 per cent interest.
Good modern home, Good St, $4,000
Modern home Euclid av.. $2so0.
S2100 buys ITO Kolb st., rooms.
$4,000, 1853 s. Broadway. 10 rooms
$500, II room house Adolph ave.
for 5000, do not miss this.
$4,000, ITO Benjamin ST., 8 rooms
good home, lot 64x160.
$4,000, 92S e. Market st, rooms.
$4,000 10 rooms, 112 s. College.
402 Wooster ave, 10 rooms, $4,000.
$1050, 122 Aetna ST., 6 rooms.
800 down, s195o. 1os Tallmadge
ave.
$1400, very cheap for AT Miami st.
8 rooms, lot 145x210,
1000, 125 Kirkwood, 10 rooms.
525 w. Market, rooms, $4460. Mod
ern home and fine location.
$1,000, 224 Adams ST., rooms.
$4,000 grand home Marshall ave-, fol
S6250, everything the best.
$4500, $500 down, 81S S. College.
607 w. Thornton. 6roons, $1795.,
5000 down s2675, 205 Beck ave.
$2100, 6 rooms, s. Daich, cheap.
Lot 50x192 yesper istl, $295. ~
$7O0lot Crosby ST. sox212,s 5000.
$l250 lot s. Main ST, opp. street cal
barn, 25x1so for $725, lne bargain.
Fine lot Allyn st., 52x112, $500. :
Lot 60x9S w. Chestnut St, $3.50.
Lot 5ox1e5 Second st., $295.
| Lot 40x140, N. Howard, just soutl
Of North st., $500. $500 down, cheap
1n 177t
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13

FOR SALE-SMALL FACTORY
SITE on linerof Akron and Barber
ton Belt Ry-Co., and about 800 feet
north of East Exchange st. Has a
frontage Of 250 feet on railroad and
227 feet on Huntington st. just east
of the Rubber Workers Alt. Price
$1,000. Apply to g. F. Kasch, 1856
Hamilton Bldg. Peo. Tells, 60 and
1411. 178tf
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
A Thanksgiving Dinner.

Heavy eating is usually the first
cause of Indigestion. Repeated at
tacks inflame the mucous membranes
lining the stomach, exposes the nerves
of the stomach, producing a swelling
after eating, heartburn, headache,
sour risings and finally catarrh of the
stomach. Kodol relieves the inflam-
nation, protects the nerves and cures
the catarrh, Kodol cures indigestion,
dyspepsia. all stomach troubles by
cleansing and sweetening the glands
of the stomach. For sale by all drug
gists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13

FOR SALE-Henry Holtz, Abbey
block, Peoples phone, 2 on 1880:
80 w. North, II rooms, $1250.
672 N. Howard, s rooms, new. $4,000,
8 rooms, N. Howard, new $500.
174 s. Maple, s rooms, modern. $2s0O
311 spicer. Z large rooms, $4,000.
9 acrs., good o I'm. house aud harm, 10
minutes walk from Halls corners.
$4,000. This is a good investment.
Farms of 8, 10, 20, 80, 40. 90, s2. 100,
143. ITO and 1913 acres for sale or trade.
Open Saturday evenings
Money to loan at prevailing rates