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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
sein @uni9 erfaIt. @or &ursem

sein @uni9 erfiQt. @or &urssm
erbtelten mir BON Dem gtsentbimer
bes befannten 6etlmittels, Sorni's
Mlpenfrduter, glutbeleber, na9iol
senben 8rtef als @inlase NIT Dem @r=
iu@en, beaielben gu uer0fentli6en.
Da mtr periOnlt6 ben @ertb Der See.
bistn fennen, 10 iinb MIR serne bereit
BEN @unl9 gu erfaueu. Serr sSonas
&letn, &od 8auep, Soma, idreibt
r@Od gauep, ben 8. Seb. 1900. Or.
Yeter Sabrnep, Chicago, Su. gs lit
nun unsefdbr Elm Sabr, ieitbem i'd
frant murbe, aber i'd wubte ni@t, mas
mir feblte, i'd purbe INNER l9limmer
un6 fam 10 melt, baB i'd ni@t mebr
arbeiten fonnte. @erabe In Der grnte
muBte i6 meine Sarm ~uerlaiien unb
mein sanSes @el9dft an6eren iberlaiz
fen. SD fling an gu boftern unb madte
cine &eile na@ gbicaso nnb gu met:
men gltern, mel9e in @tnftelb, Ou=
page 60, Su. mobnen, aber i'd tonn=
tie fetne &ube finben. Witunter mot
ib 10 neruOs, baB i'd nt@t muBte, mos
ib anfansen ionte. Na@ etntser !3eit
sius i'd mieber na9 meiner Sarm,
aber es mar INNER nod bafielbe Set
ben. Sd fonnte ni9ts eiieu, meiu
Wasen perbaute nt9t, unb bapon emit
ftanb au9 al metn glenb unb meme
gauge &%rantbeit. SD babe bann uon
gurem Nsenten, Scr. Sob1e In &od
gaIep, feds Slai@en Ilpenfrduter
sefauft. 9abe nun bret Slai6en &c.
nemmen unb bic uierte balb. SD bdt.
tie es nt@t seslaubt, baB id tn 10 FUR
ger 3ett wteber seiunb merben pirbe.
SD fann nut, wieber eiien, mas i'd min
unb mein @eiddft iberieben, babe
mieber Mutb CUR Nrbeit unb ales sebt
gut. @ertber Serr Ooftor sic mod.
ten nun 10 gut iein unb metnen 8rtei
publt3tren, 10 baB au@ utellei@t anbe:
rem fam sebolfen merbeu, bic piel:
lei9t aud 70 letben, wte i'd Selttter
babe. 8elten @rub unb utelen Dant.
M6tunssuou, Sonas &letn. - te:
ies lit rllr Elm uerein5elter Sau. @iel'
anbere famen gu unierer &enntnib uni
uer einmal bic MebiStn sebrau@te,
lobt Ite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
SaOeM.

&arIsrube. prina &arl bon
8aoen begging feinen 70. @eburtstag.
Seit benz Sob bes Yrinsen Wilbelml
leitet Der Prins als Yrdiibent bic Der
banolrugen Der erften &ammer.-
Miniierialratb bon @pbel, Der iiinsere
8ruber bes beriibmten 8ei9i9tsi9rei=
bers, 1T bier seitprben.
Sretburg. Sem alemannii6en
Si6ter Spbann peter 9ebel ion bier
Elm Sentmal erri9tet nerben. Sie
Mttttel fouen bur9 aamdlise ginitelz
lung in ben @emeinbeporanI9las se<
fammelt iperben.
Som It 3. Ser 3usus italieniz
i9er Qrbeiter lit heuer beIonbers tart.
IS fommen fait tGsli9 400 Bis 500,
fosar 700 Mann per S9leppi9iff bon
8resen5 bierber. Die meiiten reiien
init grtra5igen ms llnterlanb ober
in bic Hei9slanbe peiter. 9rDber
f4eint audi bic 3abl berienisen, bic ibre
5amilie, Srau unb &inber, mitbrinz
gen.
8 aubenba d. Nuf benz biez
figen 8abnbofe nurbe Na9ts Elm Gin
bru9 periu9t. Die @tnbre9er batten
es auf bic StationsfaHe abge1eben.
OILS fi9 Der bienittbuenbe Stattonspprz
iteber frdftis CUR 0ebr iebte, f9ob
elmer Der Gin6re9er nit einem &epplz
Der auf ben 8eamten. Sieiem ging
cine ausel in bic Sanb unb cine in ben
&opf. S9perperleBt brad Der @or=
iteber suiammen.
SO Fannie m. @or &uraem erz
f4oB fi9 bor Dem Yortal bes 1euer
SriebbOfes Der 20 Sabre alte 8u9=
balter Satob WeiB aus Srbetm 0fa1a).
Sie ltr5a9e lit u%nhetannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
3nreMburg.

0uremburs.- Sn 0ffentli9e,
@ertetseruns wurben reri@tebene,
benz Serrn aiquibator S. g. 2inben
~seb0renbe @aupldse, nauf benz Self
den" (9oleri6) selesen, BON einem
@elammlf ld9entnbalt pon $685. qua.
bratmeter, Dem 6rn. @leiener=2 0men
gum Yreiie BON 245, 900 Sranfen gu
seidlaSen. = 9err s. Salentinp,
Oberforlter in 9uremburs, bat bic ON
Warftplasrius gtr, Is selesene 8iua
bes 9errn llnternebmers 8es fur 3d..
900 Srs. a~nsefauft.
Der in ben spansiser
Sabren itebenbe Sobn bes Mderers
Sdmit serietb nit Der re6ten Sanb
in bic Sddielmaidine, nobel bemlel=
ben elm Singer ~politdnbis absetrennt
ma1b.
8ettenborf. = SIN @ebnse
baube bes Nderers Bergen eniitanb
eine Seuersbrunit, wobur6 Sdeune,
Stauuns unb S@uppen einsedi9ert
murben. Ote Staluns unb Der S9up
pen zines Nadbaru finsen ebenfaus
Seuer unb murben lammt BEN bort
lasernben Sourasen Elm Haub Der
Slammen.
N0nbins.- @m &benb serietb
beim Wan0prtren auf BET Noroinser
&antoual 9abn Der gu @olfiusen
mobnbafte 81 lenbabnbeamte sc. &aui9
NIT benz SuBe in cine &reusmai6ine.
@be Si6 Der 8ehauernspertbe aus lei
ner Gage befreien fonnte, batten tbn
bereits mebrere Wasen erfaBt unb
iberfabren. Mit benz lesten Nbenb=
ause murbe berielbe mad &ebtnsen
sebra6t. 1lngea6tet ber dratlt9en
9ilfe uerl@teb er mebrere Stunben
na@ber.
Settnsen.-Der 24idbrise, le-
btse CLAUS BON Plateu, Ser cine Sla:
19e 8ranntmein NIT In bic 9rube
nabm, rpurbe bermaBen pon einem
@asson sesen bic @anb sebridt.
baB bic Slai@e ibm in Ben llnterleib
brane, uns ct furS barauf itarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Dte Eaue.

Mutter: rOiefen Na9mtttas
ntrit Sn NIT benz Mfefor bier in Der
2aube tpieber ben &affee etnnebmen2.1
s. o d ter: nSa, Mama!"-
SO utter: n@ut, nun merit auf:
bier spiiden ben Strdu4ern hdnst
elm 8inbfaben, Der na9 metnem 3tm@
mer fiibrt; fobalb Dt4 nun Der MfeTor
fiibt, aiebft Du baran, unb ih erfaeine
bann unb tperbe Gu4 metnen Sesen
geben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Seiien's &pHsitpre!
Sebt TT Die 3ett, lid fiir &amsret>
tt9na8 porsuberetten.

S9ne 3weifel eebral6t SIR Ieppt6e, gpr-
bd1gs, Draperien, Watter, &ues, pber ipnit ettpas
sur Seri6Dnerune Cures 6ein1s. @ir fnb bie-
les Trib5abr bamit better Serieben als ie. l1n-
tere preiie ftnb pie INNER 70 AUDI jebt tpieber
mett ltrlter teaen, bic ipnitpD %eefprbert perben.
Gttt auBerproentlt6 9rDBer Ieppi6pprratb tpurbe
ote1eS yrltb1abr In yte>p Yprf unter Dem eepDbn<
ltGert preiie eefauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

H SIR Saattartoffeln sebt sar
gloub gol6 Storage & Probnce
60. SO. 1906. Mpe. n6rbli@, ct.
1S>ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
S@wefa.

9 + n. Die biplomotiiGen 8e>
siebunsen apti9en Der S9peia unb
sStalien purben absebro9en, neil bic
S9peia fi9 petserte, Der italieniI9en
Gesierung fir einen in @enf erf9iene=
men 3ettunesz Qrtitel, in tpeldem bas
Nnbenfen bes ermorbeten &Onigs
9umbert perunelimpft purbe, Satisz
fattion gu seben.-9ie Ginfubr bon
frii9em unb serdudertem Sleti9 aus
benz Quslanbe nimmt gang ~sepaltig
gu; einsig i'm lebten Sabre tpieber Inn
mebr als 1000, 900 pfunb. SIM Sabre
1877 betrug iie ni9t einmal 100000
Pfunb unb 1901 iberftieg tie 14,0OO,=
900 Pfunb. : Sin grbitura perni9tete
Bel 2ansnau ettpa spei Su9artet gut
befeBten, gum She'll f9lasreifen @alz
bes unb bebedte au9 bic Strabe auf
circa lao SUB 2Gnge.
2usern n. Sas internationale
Sriebens= unb &riessmufeum bes
Serrn bon 8lo9 tpirb in 2uaern am
8. Stunt erDffnet. SIS lit in cine GENTLE
Mn5abl BON Ibtbeilunsen einsetbeilt,
pel9e ben perf9iebenen 3peisen bss
&rieses entfpre9en. Die Nbtbeilung
rSnternationales @e9t unb Srtebe"
umfabt cine Sammlung bon 8~ertrdsen
iiber &rteg unb Srteben. Sin Sc
mdlbe fteat cine 2anoi9aft in Sriez
bens5eit, elm anberes @emdlbe Elm bonn
&rieg bertpii itetes 2anbi4aftsbilb bar.
Sie Mittel bes &rteees unb Der Stra>
teste finb bur9 Mobeue, &arten, Maz
lereien unb Geliefs barseiteat.
g Of int 3. Sn 9olbau tpurbe nit
benz 8an Der piel sepiinfdten Glas>
fabrif besonnen. 9irettor 1T ST. &asz
con, friiber Setter Der @lasfabrtt in
&ibna9t am &ist.
8 g. Sn 3us itarb Der betannte
8ienenbater Peter Sbeiler, aus benz
&anton 2uaern ftammenb, in porgez
riidtem Otter.
8afel. Sn 8afel baben ii9 154
Mtqiondre ielbft NIT @ermDsen i'm &C.
fammtbetrase bon 329,85O,OO0 Srancs
etnsef1dbt.
Mppenaell. Oieier Sage brad
in benz groben MiilereizG
Der 9erren 9ungerbiibler &c So. in
3peibriiden Bel Stein Seuer aus, benz
aQes, Mii6le, <Wpbnbaus, Magaaine
etc., nit Musnabme elmer S9eune nnb
bes Wasenf9opfes gum Opfer fiel.
S4fen unb pferbe tonnten serettet
perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

tGen Tdprtr praW eIn ylpp.. ~.~.-
aus. Der NIT Saufenben bon 2itern
8enain sefiIte ReKel erplobirte biers
Bel. Ser @4aben 1T srob, bic Irbett
in Der Gabrit mubte einseitent pers
ben.
8oaen. Sn Neumartt feierten bic
gbeleute Clinton unb Mnna 9efrans
cesco, IS electromagnetic 80 Sabre
alt. bas Teit ibrer 6Oidbrisen 9o@aeit.
Mnton 0efraneesco, Der friiber piele
Sabre binbur9 BEL ben &aiieridgern
biente, erbielt anldBlid biefes Sreuoen=
tages cine taiferli4e Spenoe BON 100
&ronen.
9 ubape1 It. Sn elmer biefisen
@olfsi9ule tpurben 80 &inber plOBlid
betpuBtlos in Solse MusftrDmens bon
&oblenorpbsas. Raf9 berbeiserufes
men Inseitelten Der GettunssgefeGz
fdaft selans es. idmmtli4e Ginber gu
retten. )
gsernopib 3. en- Der 9emein5e
2ufapiBa finb faft fGmmtlt4e gtns
pobner, $50 ortbobore &umdnen, gum
srie9tf9=fatboltf6en 9lauben iiberee>
treten. llria9e bes 4bfalles bilOete Elm
3pieipalt nit benz 9etitli9en.
Gra5. Sn @onobib 1T bic 101idbz
rtge @runbbeiiberin Marie &lina,
pel9e Biz in bic lebte 3eit seiitis unb
tOrperli9 polfommen frtf9 par. ses
ftprben.
RarIsbab. Ser 8egriinber unb
Iansidbrise Yrdiibent Der 9otelz
Ittienseieaf9aft @ranb 9otel pupp,
Sulius Pupp, 1T geftorben.
3lagen II t. Ser Isent So
bann Grabti6a, pelaer tpesen GIN
bru9sbiebftabls perbaftet purbe, ite6te
i'm GefdnsniB feline &letber in 8ranb,
UNI ii6 gu tDbten. @r erlag na9 feds
Stunben feinen 2eiben.
&lo t erneuburg. In Ste1e
Der nfliesenben Bride" iiber ben So>
nauitrom apii9en ben StGbten &loz
i%terneuburg unb &orneuburg ion cine
liable Bride erri9tet iperben. Man
sebentt, bic @iienbabnbride, tpel9e in
Sulln bic Sonau iiberquert, abautraz
gen unb spif9en &lufterneuburg unb
&orneuburs aufauitelen, um bic lGnsit
ni9t mebr ben 9%ebiirfnifen bes Ser
tebrs ~seniigenbe rfliesenbe Bride" gu
beieitisen.
g + g. Srau Camilla &at5l,
@ittpe bes ebemoligen Stnansminiz
tiers, bat Der bDbmif9en l1niperfitdt
ben 8etrag bon 5000 &ronen our Sttfz
tuns BON Heiieftipenbien iiberseben.
gbenfo fpenbete Der @roBinbuitriele
s.. 9ottlieb 8onbp 10000 aronen gu
elmer Stiftuna fir b0bmif3e, in eriter
Reibe ifraelitii9e profefurstanbibaz
ten an Der bDbmii9en Se9nit.
@ilIa4 d. Sie gauge Srti9aft
ct. l1lri9, Is 9dufer fammt Nebensez
bduben, tit absebrannt. Gin @erluft
an Men19enleben 1T nt9t su befldgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Observation-Disclosures
Tdr ben nNorbfern" beridtet BON &esifra,
Serrn Sobn 10. gmmel.

PER-" S0en wt. e'nr'e''
Sas Sibnep an & @obIe Its 7,.&s
Sec IL : 122 81 81. ............. 1900
Wt gold If an % Coulter nj let 9 %
= l22 81 30. 7C0
9enrp Niebofi am SenrY Weqe ie4 nm
4S 80 ia 81 80 anb gnberes.. . $500
German S9oener an Marp &uepers
tbetl loi 5 BIT 6 Sreeport. ...... f. $500
3 S9oener al &uepers It 6 BIT blf
Oteeport 4OO
. paQani9 an Sal Sermann Its 4
@ unb Z BIT 6 WarbS Abb WarbpiQe 1876
Sas Midels an Senrp gades tbeil
net int Gee 81 : 124 &l 31...... rs
3 Slabapen an Sobn & S9mit nj
lm4 9 81 1875 81 3D.. 80. 2450
Sulius &abne an S 3 Cooper let int
g S 1875 81 33........... 500
u McGinnep an u g @bitnep MI im
t % 20 1875 81 35. $50. ..... 1000
Warsratb Sort ct al Sos Wieber #
nj nw4 unb anberes 9 IL 122
&l 80. Observation-Disclosures. 1885
@bas Sowmau an aug @userion lot
rs bit g Waite Yart. ............ 500
enlllp i Yam an SobH gS &esfe II
nlp4 unb Mnberes g 20 122 &t2 5000
patrid Scott an &einbarb BOB net
int g ID & 1875 & 81. ......... 1926
eortn Samilton on SEQ Saas 1t l
. rs t l22 ri 800
sSobn Sobmer on % s @eprab6 Its
Z, 8, 9 bit 8 Yabua. ........... 1900
Sos Sdman an Conrad Ylet1er 1t s
unb Qnberes g % 8 125 &l 3d.. 500
9 Stwieters an s S6eifer let let
uro Qnberes g % g 1875 e 3D.. $500
Warp 8 Dobbs an Sobn Sbofiner nj
1t 8 @ubitors Subb g 10 & 126 &l
IT'S
$ Stratton an @eo Stepart mel ip4
Gee 10 & 126 81 33. ........... 100
ct g 30 & 80 &p 60 on g so Sar=
tung let net lnb Qnberes S15S
1875 El 800
> 6 Sntttb an 0m 9toad nj net uno
4nberes g 80 & 1913 Gl27........ 5000
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
SPOT HIM.
Perhaps Coffee Is Getting Its
Work In On You.

People who think they can digest
coffee and yet are sick half the time
might learn valuable lesson In health
and get some happiness out of life If
they would make up their minds to
quit coffee and take Postum Food Cof-
fee.
You can trace the. results no accu.
rately as to leave no possible doubt
OF the cause of the sickness and the
reasons for the return of health.
A lady from Blue Mount, Miss,
gives her experience. she says: ~
always used TO drink milk but In '0S
| went down to the southern part Of
the state 10 teach school and boarded
In family of coffee drinkers. began
drinking one half of II cup at a meal.
The habit grew OF me and | increas-
cd tho amount.
Gradually | became nervous, my
complexion grew sallow and yellow
and finally my stomach would fire.
quently throw Off the food. grad
ually ate less and less, depending upon
the coffee to keep me MP. Finally
concluded that the trouble was malar,
Ia, and the doctor advised me To leave
that part OF the country. So went
back up to the hills In the hope of get
ting better Instead of that got
worse palpltation of the heart set
In and ! got 30 weak could scarcely
work
!. took a great many remedies hut
found no relief. | went to the noun
talns In California for two months
without Improvement. was thorough
ly discouraged about my condition
when one day friend said, why
don't you give mp coffceT Quit cof-
fee | said, Why, that is about all |
live ON She begged me to try leay-
ing II Off and use Postum Food Cof,
fee
! did not have much faith In the ex-
pertinent, ! had tried so many things
without benefit, hut | decided to yield
To her entloaties. In less than two
weeks after luit Coffee and
began using Postum the pail of IN
health left me and | began TO sleep as
sound as anyone. My complexion i'm
proved, and my stomach began to re-
gaIn its strength.
Now, after three months use of
Postum, feel as well as ever did
] would not be without Postum Food
Coffee and will never drink anothe,
drop OF coffee. 1t came too near kill
ng me-" Mrs, Vera Denlat, Blue
Mountain, Miss.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
MY HOME AT LAKE BRADY.

Well, I've thought the matter over,
And as near as | can see,
l don't know another place
I'd any rather be.
The story writers slight us,
The poets pass us by,
But here at dear old Brady
I'd choose to live and die.
It's Just as old as Egypt
And hundred times as good,
And that old lake has been here
longer
Than the Pyramids have stood.
But II it's brains that's wanted
| guess 'twould stand a show,
Aside of any other place.
No matter where you 20.
Give me Brady in the spring time
When the apple orchards blow.
And the cherry trees resemble
A good sized drift of snow.
Give me Brady In the summer
With the lovely wheat fields
golden
When the Napcrs buzz by day time,
Al night the katy-dids are scoldn'.
Give me Brady In the autumn
With the robins goodbye song,
Thanksgiving time ana Christmas
A coming right along.
Give me Brady In the winter
With the crossroads drifted high.
And we listen to the music
OF the street cars whlzzing by.
With popcorn and hickory nuts
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
TOLD IN AKRON.
It's the Evidence Of Akron People Published
lnAkron Papers That Has Made Such aRep-
utatl0n For Or, A, w, ChaSe'S Nerve Pills,

s"~" W W. ~ W. S"sSS v "s'ss' W'Ss
Standing clear and distinct, mark
ing the difference, the superior merit,
the adaptabtlity to present day all
ments OF the volume of local testi-
mony for Dr A. w. Chases Nerve
Pills It's so different TO the ordi-
nary remedies referring to cures made
at distant points which II is hard to
verify. There Is reason for Dr. A.
w. Chase's Nerve Pills commanding
home evidence wherever they are
known. II Is their wonderful infu-
ence in bringing mp the standard of
Nerve Force Mrs. Smith Tibbs, Of
No. PAS Market St, Akron, Ohio, says:
AS a general all round and nerve
tonic like Or. A. w. Chase's Nerve
Pills l got NJ Lamparter's drug store
on South Howard st. l was far from
feeling wcll-was weak, dull, listless,
nervous and generally depressed at the
time and needed a good tonic. The
medicine however, gave the results
desired, viz; A return to health, en-
ergy, steadncss Of nerves and general
vigor. This think proves the value
Of the mediclne."
DR.. A, W Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at 80 cents q box at dealers or
DIR. A. W Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo,
n. Y. See that portrait and signature
Of A. W, Chase. NJ. D.. are on every
package. f * - -
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23


How any man may quickly cure him.
self after years Of suffering from
sexual weakness, lost vitality, night
losses, varicocele, etc, and enlarge
small weak organs to full size and
'vigor. Simply send your name and
address to DR.. L. w. Knapp, 1915
Hull Bldg, Detroit, Mich. and he will
gladly send the free receipt with full
directions 80 that any many may
easily cure himself at home. This
Is certainly most generous offer and
the following extracts taken from his
daily mail show what men think of
his generosity.
Dear Sir:-Please accept my sim
cere thanks for yours of recent date.
L have given your treatment a thor
ough test and the benefit has been
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
BIG LAND DEAL.
Cleveland Men Have Purchased
Large Cotton Tract.

New Orleans. Jan. 23.-One of the
largest Land sales ever made in the cot
ton district has just been consummated.
Messrs. Allen I. Shields and Howard
Shields, of Cleveland. o., purchasing
10000 acres near Yadalia, La, stretch
ing back from the Mississippi to
Black river.
The purchase includes some of the
best cotton lands in Concordia parish
and Is heavily wooded. The pur-
chasers will rent all the land to West
ern settlers, erecting the necessary
saw mills, cotton gins and other fac
tories.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
WISE ano - ~
- ~ Otherwise.

Sorry TO hear it. Art.
= = =
Cupid is too busy to catch cold
when the sleighing is good.
"The Police Court loafers must CO.
where?
1t is most seriously to be hoped the
price of eggs will drop ere Easter
comes.
Maybe there will be fewer obstruc-
tions, breaks and things in the nat
ural gas mains now.
Less than month until the cherry
tree and hatchet story will be brought
out.
Again, 1t was quite n long distance
of time for Hicks to figure on the
| weather
+ + =
II il rumored that the Kent base ball
team is already engaged in active prac-
tice. with snow balls.
| + 4.
Also, the meditations of Officer $. NJ.
Tnylor's protegees, with reference TO
the snow, might be worth reading
When gas companies fall out con-
sumers get their dues.
The mass meeting spirit in Akron
Is on the sick list
+ r +
On the other hand Il good many peo-
pie agree that It was not fair de.
cislon.
The story that the "Famous John r.
has found clew to the murder OF
Cock Robin cannot he verified
Detective James Burlison's obscrva.
tions and character study of the ''Fa-
nous John r." would make interest
ing reading.
How strange II would seem II Officer
George Wilson were heard to utter
sentiments antagonistic to the tenets
of Henry George.
1t IL estimated that, should Mayor
Doyle fine all people whose walks are
not cleaned, the city treasury woult
be pretty nearly $4,000 900 richer thar
1t is.
The "Famous John r." will have ,
long wait for n better tracking snow
than this. He should hit the trail a
once.
The gas companies are waglng
popular war. And there'll be n ho
time In the old town for month o
two.
Hon. John Dauner one of Canton's
oldest residents and an influential cit
izen, has had published many articles
of reminiscent interest to Canton peo
pie, and an article printed recent.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
ABNER MCKINLEY
Wants a Big Fee For Receivership
Services.

Toledo, o., Jan. 23.--Abn6r McKin-
ley, brother of the late President, has
asked the United States Circuit court
for II fee of $4,000. The services
claimed to have been rendered i'm con
nection with the case of Joshua Har-
mon, ct al, against the Detroit and
Lima Northern Railway company.
Lawyer Mckinley makes affidavit that
on Sept. %, 1898, he was appointed
associate counsel for the receiver of
the road, and with John II. Doyle, was
given orders to act as such until fur
ther order of the court. For his work,
he says, he has received no pay, and
he wants part of the proceeds of the
roads sale. .,r
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
INTERESTED
In Bill to Reimburse
Mr.. Washer.
Others Who Lost by Riot Are
Watching It's Progress.

People who lost property by fire in
the riot of August, 1000, are taking
a deep interest in the bill introduced
by Representative Seese authorizing
the County Commissioners to re-im-
burse Prisonkeeper John II. Washer for
bis loss i'm the riot. None of those
who lost by the fire have been able
to collect cent of their insurance,
and since Mr.. Washers friends have
taken the initiative, there is talk
among them to the effect that all
should be treated equally in the mat
ter.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23

extraordinary. 1t has completely
braced me up. am just as vigorous
as when boy and you cannot realize
how happy l am"
Dear Sir:-Your method worked
beautifully. Results were exactly
what ! needed. Strength and vigor
have completely returned and en-
largement is entirely satisfactory"
Dear Sir:-Yours was received and
I had no trouble in making use of the
receipt as directed and can truthfully
say 1t is a boon to weak men. I am
greatly improved in size, strength and
vigor."
All correspondence is strictly con-
fidential, mailed in plain, sealed en-,
velope. The receipt is free for the
asking and he wants every man to
have 1t.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
SCOTTISH RITE.
Cathedral Dedicated by Masons
In st. Louis.

st. Louis, Jan. 23.--Over 1000 pe0-
pie saw the dedication of Scottish Rite
Masons' cathedral at 18th and Locust
sts., last night, many of them being
Masons of high degree, who had come
from remote places. The building is
the handsomest of its kind in the
United States, having cost 100000.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23

An Eastern man has rushed into
print 10 say that the Mckinley Me
mortal in Canton IL entirely n local
affair in that city and that Cantonians
oven use II as boom for real estate
The Eastern man would no doubt do
well TO transact all his business with
Canton people 10y mail or long dis
tance phone the longer the better
and safer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
Heads SOuld Never Ache.

Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy that stopped 1t for
Mrs. n. A. Webster of Winnie, Va,
She writes: "Dr. Kings New Life
Pills wholly cured me of sick head
aches had suffered from for two
years" Cure headache. constipation.
biliousness. 25c, mt G. b. Harper &
Co. druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23
Please Come.

Boston, Jan. 23.-An official invita-.
fion TO visit the city of Boston, has
been forwarded to his Royal and I'm.
perial Highness Prince Henry OF
Prussia, through the medium of Baron
Won Hollenben, the German Ambas-
sador.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-23

The annual Farmers Institute open
cd today at Cuyahoga Falls. That
IL VIII be largely attended. pleasant
affair, goes without saying That
vigorous resolutions viii he adopted
with much enthusiasm and quickly
forgotten or ignored, Is more than
probable. History Will not repeat IT,
self otherwise.