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Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Suffcrtrnitcu. artbur Conner,
iom er aasierer for Sbe americon
Sugar ReIiuing Company (Suffer.
truiten), pibnebe oen 2oen Rat for
Senatets Guba.aomite % pauitoo, at
bans aompani life bar rcgen Suffer-
este | at mooarbeioe Ell Iebipttelie al
SolOen paa cIbanif Suffer. ct on.
oct Sibne par Senrp 6. Mott iem /
5 Iop -Aar inofiebt Raaiuffer for
Idntme aompani. San opIpite, at
bette bapoe fisbt $4,000 Tons III.
banjf Suffcr iioen lite Sanilar %
eiproe ~aielocnoe, at en- HeoiptteIic al
SirftcrtoIoen life pilbc game Suffer.
trulten, men fun sc Gubanere. JON
bar Suffer at iGlge. 8ionesbpro i
ionlme Hentin9 er oisipct al Suffer.
trliten& Brpli0ent, Supcnepcr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Atuh.
Sfpr Rcuuiou.

Stor &cnuion. IS Salt Safe
ettp tr9ffes Der / bisie Gage Sorart-
l%taltninaer til en- Relmion Of Dior.
m~onapoitelen Brigham Dolings tai.
rige Giterfommere. Ser Dor iaIt 56
gsrn, bporaf AZ operIepeoe 5aoeren.
Sisie bar iaien 294 9srn, oa oisie
itbites gffom teller life f9rrc emo
745. S bet belle blroer bet iaaleoe3
1000 Menneifer, ionu / 3bie 2eo reg.
rter lime gbner fra Wormonismen8
f~rugtbare Glitter. 5 Sanbbeo en-
oaffer Samilie!
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Nem 9srTeu.

Salpnr paa Sn6b. - ct 3-aars
gammelt Barn, @inie Rapntono / Ut.
lartic Gitp, fit forleoen Dag en- IiSpn
SsIter, og Sa ale / Suiet oiitc So
bpet en- uiRboanltg Spmprfiombeo,
bIcc 8iaie iaa filming, at ban fit fat
| en- artto, boormeo ban tlfsieoe ben
lille Splter ct Doerit furIist Still.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

/ bort llnscrpisninasipitem, iom oci
buroc bdpc. Bore gsrn lrrer life
SsflisbeS. flyer Miniiter @u, % pau
bette Smraroe itoar ri ianst tiI1aQe
Tor aineicrne; tbi / aiita or SsiiF'
5eo, sicipeft for fine Gperoroneoc "a
5orciatie, sGrbsoietcS % SpSiate0
mob SorGIorc % 2arere oct aIlerisrs
itc, Barnet lGrer. Saiaa meo ScnIpn
ill moralif Sporaeelie i Sfolernc bar
pi meget at Irre al aineierne, merer
Riuiiteren. 8i lGrer megci, men
CODE, moralife Erinciper cr Oct fife
rnrt bcpenot mco, ipnes ban.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

oiiote iig pirfeIig oginn, at bum ne
arrft % for nogen lib iioen opbsrte
bun aloeles uteo at foge Nqrina til
10. Ser forIeoeu Dag babe bun 10.
net 90 Gage, men Oct blep life MO.
petoigt at fortfrtic "auren@. Sun
occc nemlig al Suit. geo Gbonftio.
iien al Siget bite oct fla, at ser obio.
Int iiltQt bapoe pRret / @eien uieb ben.
oes Sclbreo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Uplnrunn.
Stprmlsb nm Ell Ganf.

metallic 9anf / Cripple Greet bar
Den 2oen @at @ienitanb For ct
StormIsb ira tine SnSffpoere, Der
baooe faaet 9eistanfe ON, at got1'
fens Sorfatning par riiffer og bur.
right mulie piloe babe fat / fine 9er'
ae. Sanfen bar operfplbt at 5oIf ira
al. 10 ON Sormibonsen til &l. A ont
gitermiooasen, os ca. 100000 bIeo
truffet no. Seloigpis for garfen
bapbe BEN Beuge nof og bill ri1rclig.
bis flare iig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
annin,tn.

SaiteSc / 80 Sase. Mrs. Marp
Saa / Ga Strange fiji for 20 War iiben
bet Raab at FIN SGae, at uaor bun
en- Sang / Sremtioeu bsilfet ban
ioruoiaaoc piIoe blipc SiIfGl0et
lit arGft. ifrlSe bun forisge Of Of.
boloe Tia fra at ipiie. Sa bette null.
sems pilae "furere~ benoe. Suu mo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
SSpcfut SaIppr Stccucripn / Groof.

Iton bar iibitc llge ertIGrct F9 iom
8orbihot for Representations I
9be Wiunsiotooi'trift. Wton bar iaa.
Ieoes MI 8alget mcIIem 10 NorbmpnD
{ bette Dtitritt, i6e, ION beficnot, Nm.
brctu @rinMInro ira @arrer oaiao
iseer Nomtrotloreu. Ter cr neact
os gON Songre&moterioIc bIanot bore
2orosmGro ! Qtinreiota, % IIcrt
RoromGnb nil iaar jgge Domination
inoer iiue rei2cfttpc BARTER. Gooo.
tot Snmes u. 8etcrion ! 0tinneapoIi.
uiI muIisens bItoe nomiucret al &c
pu5Ilfonerne / ste 9iitritt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Mtarnurt.

Stpr Sanoel. - en- Strnfntng
Sonb / RGrheben Of Stodparoen I
aanias @itp er blepet iolst til Obi.
cage, Nilpaufee & 81. BulI ganen
for 100000. ganen oil benpttc
9anbet til @riunO for 5ragtDepot %
Srenbanegaaro.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Hem BnrH.
Gil 9~rpninacn.

Gil arpninscn. - Soreneoe Sta-
tiers Slogifib "Sainois" afsif BEN
3Ote april fra Aetu sDorf meo Hear
aorniral u. Q. GroningibieIb, iom
ifol o~oertage aommanboen oper Dor
6laaoe paa oelt eurppGIffe Station.
"SSllinois" ifal oeltaee / ben ismiIi.
tore Spuisning, iom timber Steo oeo
Song gsparbs aroning, Sfibets.
aapteiu er George q. Gonoerie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Sra Popeoitaoen.
8csirrinscn % ajsotrniten

iiocuarenoe use pil Gbicagos Stor.
ilaetere blipe in~oitepnte for 9fetten al
oe 5oreneoe Stdters Resiering, ioroi
De bar frGnfet 2open MOB SruitS peO
noen Rsboenoigbeb at iorbsie aiso.
priierne. Stepningen er gieuiemiet
al attprnep 8eieral attor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
aonaresmans srant epsa fro Zoe

Minneiptabiitrift, iom III er fon1met
tiIbage til @aibingtort, ertlGrer, eiter
bbnb Ell observation-disclosures meo-
beler, at ban life bill biipe adnbioat
for 8ienpnIa. aampeli on ben repii.
bIifonife Noninatipn | Zoe Siitrift
BIZ M fontme til at itaa mellen gbpo-
faterrlc goIiteao / @ranite sails og
Yorrng i gppletor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
eAycnarius Carbolineum er

" biuisers eno Sliemaliua. Soruoeu
bens pene upoosbruue Sarpe beifniter ben
uaiaa Terss @rauaries, Spaau' eqer Bpro'
taa. Sils, Silos, Stalne, Sanfs % Siros
mpler imoo Sorfdaoneiie. vi betaler
6raeteu. girtulnrer frit.
Carboliueum Wood Preserving Co,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
arigsrct. GreIibent RopiepeIt bo

arissrct. 9r9iibent RooiepeIt bar
giennem arigsminiiter Boot befaIet,
at Maior eowin s. 8lenn Of 5te Sn.
%iunteri ifal titles for es ariesret,
forbi ban er en- al Dem, 'om bar an
uenOt ganbfureu. Erpiibenten fiji
pibe 9eeifeb AT 8iouesbproene for
Senatets SiItppinerfomtte, og Or.
bren blep oaerebe gipen ben 15bc
april. arigrsetten ifal bolbes pao
Silippinerne, foroi SopeopiOnerne BE.
timber Jig Der, os BET iigeS. at 8enc,
raj Gbafec er esentlig 8Iasereu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Oct CT mig en- fauo 9IRSe at itnne fies. at
ben gnmnfine. .S~usoenHeH-, iem reg mobtoe
fsrfi I sIpriI. er I ane Slaaeer faa COB. ION
en- ulaiIine Tan barre. gein Sultru 90 9airsr
fpnes eoet ON ben. Seq fan oerfor anbefale
-SasbeRren- Ill cue. fem bar Ngraa for ben.
yrapien bar IS Gents. 9rs, e. Srnniieien,
Marinetis, sis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Sfatsaicloen.

Statssjeioen. Sen maareolige
Spgape oper StotssicIoen bier, at
oen peo Regnifa6ets afilutning Den
30te april - minus aontaiiter /
Sfotfnmmeret A. belsb Jig til $685.
1886. Riffnineen iiben lite
@pril 1902 bapSe peret $4,6t6.356.
-8uIoreieruen beIpber JIG til $780,
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
1~lnocril9b. $. y. garrops, il

l~tnberlGb. s. u. 9arrops, JON
er oniat i 5oreneoe Staters Genius.
tontor % bar bapt Oct Soerp at uobe'
tale 9ennmscr, er / en- rln~oerbaIance
pua $7,400, mnaife mere. San uuo.
ifplaer iig meo, at ban bar ipefuleret
paa gerien. Stotsfasien pil- intet
tabe, ga bans aaution er $1,000 900.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Senefomne Rllmmere al "9Se0
strnen" ION erbploes ipr 15c
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
"geD Qrneu" geo. 81.

Subbote: DIE gsSrrien 5smnermsr'
Ter. - soptsin Sirgeuisn % Seireplsrne
bans. - Rarsorrtbe 8eruer. Nor,I-
@aaosr
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

europa arsre % aubre. Der aster iis Ill
Steoer / Giien, oil fuSe Sc lape carter paa
gtidel Slate Sansu Ill Nsw Yorf, Hsip
enslanb ps andre SteSer i Siteu i9rIis till
trr,fsnoe. Seune 9inies gitIise @noeita.
tiou er tuu fra 3 I'll 10 Iinutter fra ale
Ocean u mpitibsbrpsser, % 5Ustieueiien
er ipriteflaSies. Ere Sr9u paaiig ira Chi
caso. iInfprmereoe @eser,I orters bar
Spipu / S%aeppsneue, 90 bet paabpiler benz
at bolpe Soguene rene "a pere %, ipetbele
at iprse ipr 8asiassrerueS Setuemmeltsbeo.
gaaaItiher isrueres | Spiieposuene til Sri.
Ter. Der er rimslise % operiom meIiss FOR
ale. EetGlisrebs Cplpininser meoeelrs
bereopiuist peo S~enpeneelie I'll Spbn y.
CALLAHAN, general. siseni, III goau,s Str.
Chicago. Chicago gitp 1idet Sffiee, III
ADAMS Ct.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
~koneresmano 900.

gmos :. Cummings. 0empfrotiif
&ongrc8manO ira 9pen Heip Dorf,
bsOe poo Ct SoipitaI / Baltimore oen
20cn Iai. Snn tom BIO for at III.
bcrfoite JIG cit Separation Tor cit 9tpre.
ip9oorn; men iioGt fit han 9ungebe.
~tGuoeIic % buffebe unoer. San par
loot / 1912. 6aoercn og Seorefaoe.
rem par Ereitcr; men Au1oS bapoe
Spit til Sogtrptterioect % bIep isrit
SGtter, iiocn Hebottsr % Bolitifer.
: 1856 bIep han fsritc Sang buIat
til aougreSmonb, % raar 1888 unb'
tageS, blep ban itnbig gienpnlet.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
IS HATCHET !
Used by Mrs. Duker
Her Husband Declared In Police
Court.

Not only has the married life OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duker, white
and colored. respectively, been full or
Jumps and bad places, but the condi-
tion has often reached a stage where
Mrs. Duker has been impelled to get
the law after her husband. Things
reached an especially stormy stage
Friday night at the hovel on Canal
St, where the two have been living.
When the smoke had cleared away
one side of Mrs. Duker's face was
bleeding and badly swollen, and her
liege's left ear was cut. Duker was
arrested charged with assault and bat
terry.
In Police court Mrs. Duker testified
that they had had much trouble
Duker claimed that the woman had
attacked him with hatchet.
The Mayor told Duker to shut up
when he attempted to explain, and
imposed sentence of $25 and costs,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
Personal NOTES.

Mr.. Chas. Soldering and Mr.. e. E.
Andrews have gone to Michigan on a
hunting trip.
Miss Nora Brown, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis, is slow
ly recovering.
Ex-Secretary Of State William II.
Day, OF Canton, registered at the
Hotel Buchtel Saturday morning
Rev. j. II. Little of the A. NJ. r.
Zion church will leave Tuesday to at
tend the conference of this district in
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Ed Wall and daughter Mrs.
Fred Crisp, left Thursday for Zanes-
vile, where they will be the guest of
the formers sister, Mrs. Fred Betz.
The Rubber Workers union gave a
dance in Tip Top hall Friday evening.
1t proved a very pleasant affair. Five
| hundred tickets were sold for the
dance.
! The first of the series of informal
dancing parties given by the students
of Buchtel college was held in Grouse
gymnasium Friday evening. About &c
couples attended
Mr. Upton Address, Esq, of Hayes
vile, o., is spending few days with
friends In this city. He is brother
of Attorney II. r.. Address, of the law
firm Of Allen, Cobbs g. Address.
eucher party was given at the
McFarlin residence on Fir ST.. Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Donald
son, Of Minneapolis, who is a gues
at the McFarlin home. About 81
guests were present.
A concert was given in the A. NJ
II. Zion church on South High st. Fri
day evening, 1t was well attended an,
the selections were appreciated Th
object was to raise funds to pay tn
pastors salary and Rev. ]. Il. Lttl
expresses appreciation to the public 70
the amount received.
The Epworth League of the WOODLAND
M. Il. church gave n delightful socia
at the Woodland parsonage Frida.
evening. The following assisted in
musical program: Mrs. Il. S. Under
wood, Mrs. Garell, Mrs. ID. s. Bowman
Misses Grace Fiebegcr and Jessie An
derson and AIessrs. Frank FessendeI
Robert Clifford and Robert Patterson
Refreshments We're served.
Capt. c. NJ. Smith, Of No. engin,
house, and Miss Grace e. Lapp, of IL
Lods ST., were quietly married Wed
ncsday morning at the residence of Di
7. u. Monroe. The marriage wa
somewhat of a surprise. The frs
intimation, which the firemen at Nc
had that Capt Smith was a benedict
was box of cigars, sent to them fror
Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs Smith vii
be at home to their friends after No,
1, at 1855 East Market st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
CAUGHT
The Man She
Wanted.
Sat On Him and Yelled
"PoIice."
Girl Captured a Robber After a
Hot Chase.

Chicago, oct. 1S.-Miss Mary Gull
pursued thief almost two blocks
through crowded thoroughfares Fri
day, overlook the man, knocked him
down, and sat on him till a policeman
arrived.
Miss Gull, accompanied by Mrs. Eliz.
nbeth Iriedley, was waiting at Van
Buren, and State SITS. for a car Mrs.
Friedley carried a purse containing $40
and the thief seized it and ran. Miss
Gull dropped her packages and started
in swift pusuit, the thief having taken
the middle Of the street between the
car tracks as his course. Hundreds of
persons who saw the chase stood in
wonder at the speed exhibited by the
young woman.
She gained on the robber at every
jump, soon overlook him and at once
began pummelling him. The robber
was too weary to fight back and n blow
from the girls fist sent him to the
ground. Miss Gull then stood over the
fellow until a policeman came along,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
EXPLORER BALDWIN
Will Not Again Be Sent North
by Zei9ler.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Wm. Seigler,
hacker Of the expedition which went
in search Of the North Pole, headed by
Evelyn B. Baldwin, announced yester-
day that as a result of conferences he
has had with the members Of the expe-
dition who have recently returned
here, he has severed all business rela-
tions with Mr. Baldwin. Mr.. Zeigler
has added that he had not by any
means given up his idea of reaching
the pole and that he would surely
send out another expedition, but MI.
Baldwin would not be connected with
it in any way.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
WHOLE TRIBE
OF People We're Related to
"Uncle John"

Whitesburg, Ky, Oct. 1S.--Uncle
John Henry Wilson, aged 102, the old
est war veteran in Virginia, for 25
years an invalid and for 30 years a
pensioner of the government, died
Thursday night at his historic old
home, built over 70 years ago, at Fin
ney's Siding, Va, east of here. Uncle
John had 10 living children, four dead,
and an even one thousand descend,
ants.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
KNOWS ALL ABOUT 1T
New Auditor Is Well Equipped
For His Duties.

Auditor-elect Mark d. Buckman,
who will take the oath of office Mon
day, has served nine years as Deputy
Auditor. His first service was under
Auditor Dick, for three years. The
next Auditor was Mr.. John Grether,
and during his term, Mr.. Buchanan
served as clerk of the School Board.
He has been Deputy Auditor under
Auditor Sisler for six years.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
MUST STAY
Washington For
Two Weeks.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-A bulletin was
today issued at the White House an
nouncing that President Roosevelt
will not be able to attend the inau-
guration of President Woodrow Will
son, of Princeton University. 1t says
that while he Is very anxious to at
tend. his physicians say 1t would be
unwise for him to leave for at least
two weeks.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
TASTED FIVE W EEKS
An Original Canadian Cure For
Stomach Ache.

Hamilton, o., oct 1s,-Wm. G. sha.
Ter, n bookkeeper of this city, has Just
smerged from five weeks fast, volun-
tar1ly taken TO relieve himself of Sc
we're stomach trouble, During his
fast he partook OF no nutriment In the
shape OF solid or liquid food whatever.
All he permitted was little water to
keep moisture in his mouth. Shafer
claims that he is completely cured and
will resume work Monday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
COMPARE
President Roosevelt With Wash
inaton and Lincoln.

London. Oct. 1S-The Spectator, dis
cussing the settlement of the anthra-
cite strike in America, compares Presi-
dent Roosevelt to Washington and
Lincoln. The paper says:
''The american people are clearly
going to trust Roosevelt as they trusted
Washington and Lincoln, and their
trust will not be misplaced"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
OFFICERS
Chosen by W. F. N. Society Of
Main St. M. F.. Church.

The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Main ST. NJ. e. church
held its annual election of officers FRI
day afternoon, electing: President,
Mrs. e. Conn; first vice president,
Mrs. 4. T. Mohr; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. s. w. Pike; third vice pres
ident, Mrs. Jane Morris; recording
secretary, Mrs. Frank Myers; treas
urer, Mrs. w. o. Lemasters; corre-
spending secretary, Miss Electa
Beecher.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
BIRTHS.

BAKER-To Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ba-
ker, $40 West Market St, Saturday,
Oct, II, daughter.
REINHOLD-To Mr.. and Mrs G.
Reinhold 105 Charles ST., Saturday,
Oct. IL. twin daughters.
RoWE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Rowe, PIT Cherry ST., Saturday, Oct
IL, n son.
| LoWE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
Lowe. 124 Charles ST., Oct 15. son
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
An $S5,O00 Mansion.

Middletown. N. Y, Oct 1s-E. H.
Hartman, the railroad magnate, is to
erect on Mount Drama, near Arden, a
stone mansion of elaborate design to
cost $S5,000. The site has an eleva-
ton of 1,420 feet and furnishes mag
nificent view of the surrounding
country.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
MIKE,
Only Binder Remaining 6
In Akron,

"The last of the Binders" so far as
Akron is concerned, was probably In
Police court Saturday morning. HIS
other name is Mike, and tho charge
against him is burglary. The lad is
but II years old, and is suspected OF
having had part in number OF
burglaries here, including the job at
Frain & Manbeck's grocery and at the
Union cafe. His parents have moved
to Youngstown, and his two brothers
were sent there to join them by the po-
lice.
The case was called Saturday morn
ing and then continued until Officer
Doerler and other witnesses can be
obtained.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
MORE MONEY
Demanded by Chicago Freight
Handlers.

Chicago, Oct 1s,-About 600 freight
handlers. shippers, packers and truck
ers employed in a number Of the larg-
est wholesale grocery houses in the
city went on strike this morning. They
viii be joined by $500 more II a gen
eral demand for uniform wage
scale OF So day is refused.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
HORSE THIEF.
It's Believed He Has Been
Caught.

1t is believed the man who stole
the horse and buggy from Henry
Duryea, of Bath, is now in jail at
Chillicothe, o, He was arrested as
n result of circulars sent out, describ-
ing the property. Detective Burlison
and Mr.. Duryea will go to Chillicothe
to identify the property.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
All next week
: sIsH1s NsTINszs Mon., Oct. 20
The SaWteIIe Dramatic Co.

Americas representative repertoire
organization. Change OF play nightly.
Great Vaudeville features. Bruins and
Nina, The Van Cooks, The Electric
Dance, Little Cookie. Matinee 10 and
10 cents; evening, 10, 20, 30 cents.
Monday night, "The Bondman." Sc
pure seats. Matinees every day but
Monday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
SOLDERING
In Illinois Militia Will Be No
Joke.

East st. Louis, ILL.,, Oct. 1S.-By a
unanimous vote the Illinois State
Federation of Labor in session here,
urged Its 100000 men to refuse sup
port to the State militia and, II now
in the service. to withdraw immedi-
ately. Not voice was raised in pro-
test of the resolution and not word
of praise was heard. for the National
Guard. 1t was branded as a foe to
organized labor" "a tool of the capt
talist," and menace to liberty"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18

Mr., and Mrs, Robert Bell, of Youngs-
town, were called to Akron today by
the serious 1 illness, Of the latter's sis
ter Mrs. Louis w. Harris, East Ex-
change st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
LAST LINKS.

Miss Almeda Nest 233 North Main
ST., reported to the police Friday af-
ternoon, that n gold watch had been
stolen from her residence during the
day
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
SOME
Che aper Than Diamonds-An-
thracite Price In New York.

New York, Oct. 16.-The retail coal
dealers have adopted new schedule
of prices to go into effect Monday. An
thracite will sell for S15 n ton, and
soft coal for $3.50. A. week later ana
thracite will be reduced to $12 ton.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
PRINTERS
Got the Code Saturday
Afternoon. 81 Z
(special correspondence

Especial COrresponueHceJ
Columbus, o., Oct. 1S.-Holf of the
code is to go to the printers today.
Some members of the committee are
remaining over Sunday to read proof.
Public printing is made mandatory
in German papers having over 1000
circulation.
ARTHUR g. JOHNSON.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
Died Al Infirmary.

Thomas Alexander, coored, died
saturday morning, ct the hospital, of
dropsy. He had no relatives in Akron.
The remains VIII be Inferred in Glen.
hale cemetery, Monday afternoon.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18
Grove. Black Root Liver Pills.

Made from IN active principle obtained
equal to calomel and leave no bad attel
effects. No gripping, no sick stomach. Win
cure chronic constipation. Price 25 cents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-18

New fall patterns of fashionable
furniture have been pouring into our
store for the past week. Odd bed
room furniture, unique In design. low
In price, from one of the leading
Grand Rapids factories. Odd parlor
pieces from the largest manufacturer
of upholstered furniture In this coun-
try. And library and dining room
furniture make up an attractive dis
play of the seasons offerings. Buffets
all quartered oak, $175o to $65. China
closets, $15.75 to sos.
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Hoods Jdrsdpdrilld
and Pills
I14a}bP]SA|I'| ]

Saturday, Oct. 1s, Jacobs Stock Co.
Tonight, Jesse James" Popular
prices, 10, 20, 80 cents.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if 1t fails to cure. E. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-17
THE KING JAMES BIBLE.

In telling Of the lineage of the English
Bible, i'm Harper's Magazine for March,
H. w. Hoare pays a tribute to the kins
James version and the scholars VINO
made it:
Its scholarship marked conspicu-
Gus advance even on that of Geneva
he says. 1T was free from bias and
did not provoke opposition by any pole
mical notes. The character of its die
ton was in full harmony with the key
note which Wycliffe had been the first
to sound and which Tyndale had re-
echoed. It's English was the peoples
English, yet rejecting at the same time
all the glow and glory of a period never
surpassed i'm the whole history of letters
Receiving the jewel committed to them
with a deem sense of deVOut responsi-
bility, King James reVisers provided
for It a setting of imperishable beauty.
In strength and tenderness, in its sus-
tanned note of nobility and solemnity,
i'm its wondrOus pathOs, i'm it's chasten-
ed sobriety, simplicity and dtrectness,
in the semblance of ineyitableness UNI
der which the elaborate art of it lies
concealed, in its haunting cadences and
rhythms the richness and power ana
grandeur of our native tongue have
been enshrined forevermOre. In other
respects our debt to King James may
not be great, but in the history of the
English Bible he stands out as the
energetic, saEacious and wide-minded
promoter of an enterprise not unworthy
Of the nation"