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FOR REsT-uxFrHxIsHEp ROOMS.


FOR RENT-rrre UNFINISHED rooms. second
h'or; heat and bath. 5l2 3 st. nv. mI7-s
EoR RENT-Tao I.ugc 5,lusurnishsd rooms alz
~ 81 NV. MIS-
FOR RENT unfinished rooms. all modern inn
uravruscuts- entire door, heat and GlsIt- SI-
1884 18Th ST. uv. -r--s
FOR RENT-Doctor's once; also two rooms. rca-
s2nghLe. loS ST. Sc. eis-2
FOR RENT-Tvo beautiful s9utr-tg8ut rooms:
all conrenteness. Io5 & ST. NV clos
FOR RENT-Two mrfurn-shad rooms. heat. gas.
ana BATH S'' 5th e. NV cIG-S
FOR KENT-Froul room. So. rentIamca. 4I5 q
So NV. c7f-q
FoR RENTING secoud-stoTy rooms ana bath.
@i2 81. nw. ml5-s
To' RENT-zIl d 1T. NV. large. comfortable
rooms furnished, uHtWrishcd permanent. tran
ulh-a
FOR EENT-THrec desirable rooms. heat fur
n--lea' only $40. az 81. sw. cI5-a
FOR RENT-Threc UNFINISHED rooms. second
N''s. bath light, furnace heat. I55 20. ne.
------o
FOR RENT-Thrcc unfurnf.hea rooms and bath.
lhiid hoor; gas light housekeeping ST. G5 %
81. DC. MISS
FOR RENT Two large rarIsrz suitable for doc
TOT or hight Housekeeping ~ 9Th st. NV mI5-a
FOR RENT-Thrre unfinished rooms. Go 9th
st. NV. ma
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Ser ShiIadcIphIa. New York and
the Fuaf.

EEprcss. 100 Dining Car). 7:S7 Dining Carr.
80, l0-JO Dining C-r). 1913. and HOO
lDiaing Car from WEningtol) A. A. I2.t5.
80. 40 Dining Car from Bzitimo-e). 60.
1g.yo T. A., 1910 night. On Sundays. 100
(Dni1g Ca0. T.57 Dining Car, 600.
100. 800 dining Csr from Wilnlington) A.
n. lZl5, Sis, $50 Dining Car irll BaltI-
ESlc)s $50, 1000 p. n, 1910 night For
minneapolis only. Express, 1-f5 A. 81. IBIS
r n weekdays. 2.ol 4.I0. and $50 P n.
For Boston. without change. 7.i5 a n week
Gays and $50 2. n. daily
tor Baltimore. els. 200. 7.s5. 80. 7-57.
40. 1000, 1925, 1910 100 A. 81 IZI5
l--t3. l-2s, 2-0I. SIS. $50 400 Limited
$40 40 s-s7. 4.5Q. $50. e.I5 60 T-is. T-t5
600 1870 Il-g5 2. NJ and IZ.I0 night. 90
sundays. $50. $50. 7-57. 900 9-05. l1.Z5.
100, n 90 A. N. l2-15 lis. 2-OI. ais. $50
eco LlEi-ed). 40 so 40 $40. g.I5.
go ''l5, 4s45, 1900. 1910 P. n. and y &c
For -PoPs.s Greek Line. 7:I5 i n. ard 4.zs-a.
r. weekdays.
For Annapolis. 100 800 A. n. 1z.15 anil $40
r n weekdays sundays. 9sC0 A. Il aEd
$40 p. n
Ticket CffCcs, corner Fifteenth and g Streets
ard - the station. sixth and Streets. whers
orders can be left For the checkf-c q bszEazt
% destination from hotels and residences.
Teiephons call TAI ior Pea1syIvanla Rail-
road Cab Service
J. 3 HUTCHINSON. = R WOOD
GcnrraI Manager Ccne-al nlSsarTr- a-rsf-
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wANTED-RoosIs AND BoAuD.

WANTED-Roorus and board bv voun, 1900
couple; convenient 90 Pa. ave and I2tb IL !.
reasonable state terms. Address BOX g4 his
nal
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hANTED-By colored woman, general house
WORK Call &C lCI5 Vermont ave. NV ml
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


TOR SALE-ysry nice baby carriage, cheap.
wv, ~ nc -t.--
LANES IN CDrSrr- ~ 90. I-s5..- ~. mi
--l 80. 49, 49, 5rs 80, '- - -.
for I-ise; children triple-kure hose for 49,
men e'. tp',i'i si..'- 4'i -'.- ht i''i >. -.t
~ re- els
FOR SALE-Bud leghom coekerels. - having
-7L, .1 l'l.,t'7. I'D EH.t' f.5ih3H.- h'-o
I.-i'5' 'i'AN i--i''h ...NeEel-- ito it-l'at.15
gnu PONG lil,-5r egg, Ut s,..'- i-'l prem
- a. DIN" IN ''' Isl .''''p' i.'tt',''
--- -- ---- i.t'-"
FOR S,Ir-Tr. -rrf-.. l,,..rr.-.. l..r..---.. I'M
-,rI 49, ,rggpt. ~ --1-,,,, .-'
IN M '''-'- 49, l--- BE- l'''-
EBk -NIL-Na1- r...-.rrr r.-4-.r- ..arr at -..-=-
fee. Cali between o s-f D. las, rl-r Il r-r--a
-
FOR ~ALE-N0yi1E picture -.ar.1aff.rr slides
etc. fa4 ST. Hw. mI--8
M, -.,-r-
nv --- come puppies i'l. pa, ave
-.
- ~. p4.a1 and eighteen re-
plos. '-ai e'7i so Address Bon 5Is. this
- - me-
"H 'Alf-- IIg machine, Wheeler Wilson
No. 90 oak case; cost SO, viii sell for $3.50.
s,s. NV Telephone Main 2-5s-2. rr--s
80.
TOR NALE-Eleseu folding beds, al kinds. See
WOOD. sth ana SIS. nv. ms
roB s,rr NJ -.
also s. bcatrood chairs slightly used d. So sen %,
q. teiePHgne Main ZiJj-2- FRIES s. HOPWODD.
~ @I.-2
FOR ~ALE-Jo good secondhand stoves. cheap
MOOD. Sill md X ii. rgr -''''- l'iLS y liCF-
~ BIG SNAPS FOR CLo>E-BUYING MEN.
l-c Tirer CoIis-e '''z -------'---------i2 80
$50 Monarch Shirt.
s. % Saxarv Wool Js.t.s+s .--F $50 -
Pc SILK Ncckvcar- l5.
$50 New Dr8u C4Glra- Sar--r. u5lr=r.- az
Soc Chcriot Shirt-.........-.-l ~.
20 s9y0ny Wool S0gss...-........- --.-.....I5 -
Z ~ I Ieavy SEsalers tAeu's and Boys)-.--ter
~ I'M. si7s,r-.:-l t5c
53e Vice President SspcHders....................5s
Wool German Hand Knit JseEs.s and srcg tc-
Domestic Sewing Machine Agencv. jlII-e9l-tf
RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING 81
the DOMESTIC OFFICE & Il Ph0r. p 20
Al ERBACH'S. il75-arg-fF
--T-7---,--- --,--------- ----
D0,fr-TrTT go, nv ~, I'- cay az the
ALE88ACH.S. illI-c0d-tf
roP s,rr s.-
llgl-me1t- 100 Columbia st. NV MRS. GLOVER.
mo-
IN 80 49, car y Enslsh walnut sde5oard
80 - NV l----2
FOR SALEM slga-r r.-,ro 500 , -
80 9Th 81 nW. TrTE-5
- -------- -
cost $50 aI5 Cth st. NV. rris-5
------T---- - -
a. ~ w. s--iN iNi' on credit ~. weekly from
80 49,. ' 80 l-'.illAe loI 50 hve years guar-
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nAILH DADS.
Washington, Alexandra
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

FROM Station, Pennsylvania Ave and Ia -
r. eject N-vcuhs- I, 1901.
FOR AeEsndria-Weck days. ESQ. '-0i, $50
800. 500. $50 9.25. 1000. 1o-15. u-oo. ll-lO
a. n: Nlz-05 1920. l2-t5. XII 05 los. $500, 80
xS-o-. $780, $50. zl.IL 1898. s-jf. sos. N5-2.
$50 G-G3. go 7-O5 $50. 500, SIS $50 I0sI5,
II 20. 1850 D. n
suudays-I.i5 300. 0-i5. 1870. 100 100 :.
N. 300 noon. 1Z-3J 100. go 600. 80 8--e.
S.20, 400 $50. 500 $50 C.o3 G.2o. 200. $50,
500 S-i5. $3.50. I0-I5. i--e7. 1I-50 p m
For Mount Yc-noo-WceN caEE- esq. 500.
1000. lI-GJ a. m, xI2-o5. xI-J5. goo Il-J2,
Hs-l4. N5-22. 100 ESQ p. on.
Sundlys-9-00 a. m, 1900 aoon, 800. 4.o4
6-50. 700. B-SO p. n
For Arlington and 4-ue5--t P-;5=c-Wcck
days: $50. s.9i. T.21. 500 $50. $50. s--5.
loco. n 90 o. m.. sI2-a5 I2-oo 'E2-ij. l-'5,
Us. 2-o9 go. $500. ESQ., 80 'f.sz. 'f-Ji.
80, SOS. ESQ. 900, 500 p m.
SJNbAl>-f-i5. 500. a-i5. 'i9-a0 Zoo.
IL go n, 1900 ao71 rIZ-11 l-53. 10 zoo.
80 goo $50. 400 s4-.1. so, $50,
600. $50 700 $50 500 o. M
Eypress TO Arlington only
Parcels carried BJEEzge checked
=. CGLFIS, Suucrintcnlelt-
C. T. ABBOT. President
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- NEW YORK -ANTWERP-PAFTS.
20. SIAN p noon EeGsiue-u Feb g. -64.rr
-,--..-l- - noon Zeeland---Feb ID noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COvpAyy
'- ,- ~ -1d - n r. usce. 3 Broadway n. Y
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 81 n N -
leo W. Moss Agent. Iiu S. n "
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TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH.

I|-NI-'" " III-T I-l---TI UIsll-'|II.
Leave Washington JI a. m. daily. 100 D. n.
ass BE- IN and 4-z3 p. m week days. and 6.25 p
d. sundays only for BiuCm0nt, and 6-2j p m
week DAYS and lI-40 p. M, theatre train, Nom
DAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Lees5urs-
TEr5ush trains from the South arrive Wash
Inztou 8-s2 a. m. 6-52 A. M rs g. "a. l0:l5
a. M daily. except Mondays 2.l0 ?. m. 200
D. m and $3.50 b. "a daily Local trains frora
Harrisouburg Il-3- a. ID. week DAYS and
$50 o. IA daily Frcu Charlottesville. SOS
a. m. and 9.tO ?. m daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations and dstaIIed
information can be ad az ticket Offices 1C5 18th
S.. 5II Pennsylvanla Avenue. and Penusylvania
Station Baggage checked through from hyte-s
and residences
Phone Nam I4I- P 2 R Cab Service
FRANK s CANNON. Sd v P and Cen AIgr-
{. IT, HARDWICk. General Pass'r AEcat-
L 5. BROWN. General Agent.
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rheumatism, A physicians remedy. Vi
Ii NARD-s URIC ACID SOLVENT

has positively cured 200 cases in Washington.
pure, harmless pleasant EitHey remedy. cures
d-0pSys purIhcs the blood, all duL-Ists- Pre-
pared only d. DR. l. s NICHOLSON. Special
ist. Examination free. Coz 10Th It, uw. MIST
MRS. OWENS. professional nurse. 85 Myrtle It
ne. miss
DANCING-JCs. B. CALDWEL'S ACADEMY
Gl5 sth St. Lw-- Tuesday. Thursday. SATURDAY
evening"; former p-giLs invited 90 attend. rIf-8
HAYS, CHEAPEST PRINTER in Washington
SIS l. ny, prompt, accurate, good; 100 business
cards, ''t. mI3-7
WANTED-Eina tailo1-made SUITS at 30 cents ON
the dollar. sHAIPlKIO'S. gJJ ID b. MS. near
SUD. MILF
WANTED-Cash paid for any Kind Of T-T--7---
disc; furniture also sold on commission. n
kOsENELKG, Aglti0Ueer. C5J Louisiana ave NV
e5-tf
Do YOU WANT the highest cash Urire, G7-
gents Ca5t-Ot garments, shoes mulical fnsrrrf-
mcuts, guns and udcsg Drop postal s. ATLAS
sZl 81. nE- jl4-Im
HANNA RHEUMATISM REMEDY Is pleasant N
take, is purely vegetable, and contains ug hurt
iul ingredients, 10 stops pain Iu one day. urira
81 a bottle. For sale at SIlDIs' DRUG STORE
18th and New York ave JauI-3mo
TEETH without plates. arm. comfortable. durable
beautiful, uudetectable painless. DIR. L. B. VIII
son. 1908 st. NV mgs-sJ
FULL DRESS SUITS Tor hire, one dollar. .Jl-I.r-s
COHEN. llO4 7th nw- e5-ti
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE. Book,
bought and sold; also book binding in an h,
branches els 81 NV. sSO-u
uiro Jour business tears. Is wei a, yo1-
Aaas = nigh-class driyers from TIE REX SRA
ELEo, n. SINSHElMEi. Proprietor, rear 6I5
a. nv Rubber tired vehicles of all kinda: hus:-
ReAs and D5to" wagons aiUaIs On hand ss-ln
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CTORAGE.

STORAGE. IS cents load UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY. GaO 10th st. nv. 1nI5-9
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RALUAy.-N. ~. Nor
5l= agent, 1923 Pcuul- ave-, Washington. ID. a.
rom ocean o. Ocean To aU points ia CluaGl
ana We United states northwest AetassraGt-
l'i-s unsurpassed. Connecting az Vancouver with
me steamships ot ta- Empress Line F5- japan.
'A5na- and the Philippines also with the Ca
nllial- Australian Line for the Hawaiian Islands
and Australia For rates and H-gl-fatire B1---
pallets apply 90 ~ N- MrySIr. agent
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VyANTED-BICYCLEA

NANIED-Ig0O or 1901 diamond frame cfafuIczs
0isEg.e. state price. address BOX 3D. this Office.
NILS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-17

WANTED-Calor.d cigf. general EaH-gErrs- small
family: stly nights -o5 Rhode Island ave- iNt
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WALL PAPER

FEW pays ONLY Rooms papered. SI.I5 up:
samples brought. HJNI. g67 G. ST. NV eI6-7
AOLIE. s14 9Th ST. nv. Is constantly receiving
Tie latest anu most attractive designs IN Wall
FApcIs, and papers rooms from 500 Up. Cll'
mlk
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

wASTED-,4ISrE-T
WANTED-TvDevritiue tr do nj homo r,. 900
~. 80 1,' No s-'-'l-no- Aa-fe@s BON azi,
el'-o
NANIED-BuHg your old gold and silver
Nai-l.s ana diamonds t1 tIe MINT. els g. 81
iT,pT5S '-ll '--le lA ll-dl none GEO-
yal'-a'H
WANTED-mclbstor and Iroo5rr. Give No.,
s-F 49,. b NJ --fruTr-4- n, SO make
sl. - ,g Fr i eo5iets Of houses bought;
- mn ~ i''' "'oD' Gun ana h
I'i'-"
NANTED-Customers for Rne taiIor-msde over
pIDIo - - - srl,s on me collar Call st SLAP
10 ~ - 5' NV near 5lh- Hil-I
WANTED-Fivr-f5of stardir, F.-L. $780,.
,sa4r A5fre-- ROy % - 49, Nus. h-
WANrED-Ora Irr.c 49,. .---,I- - -
good order. 200 q ST -. 9g IN
~. NV ,L2-s
SIS far cluster hin vsl-t .-''....l 8--i; cost
Bon Z53. this Office -
pay MORE C,s4 49, -
goods and aI EfuJs Id r,-..1.-.r.y -'.7-,-'ld
!. GIN~RJRg Oh FvgrFF4 az. 'Li-e77
.-t-'
NANIED-HlZLest cash prices pasd for old cola
silver, vatehes, diamonds. rtS -, ,'- -oi-.
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FOR sALE-couxrRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-o1c acre. uex buildings. frsit.
water three minutes from station. p JEW EFT
htEECou- "a r-T--.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE.
FOR BENr-A good chance f1r q LADY, who
wants 2 furnished L0us. Ola Delaware ave- AaaI-
40 Delaware ave Sw. ar--e
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-Choice suburban and farm bargains.
state wants, we can suit all purses ana All
requirements, buy now prices higher iu spring
ROOM 3, Bank Washington Building. mis-
FOR SALE Choice lots 25NIs0. In F,f-rrur-
Heights, Nd; new and beautiful sIlbu-5 ~
Washington CITY, on Columbia ears prices 50
90 500 ON time, TO interest; discount for rt,r
Further particulars address BOX 100. This 6fiae
miss
SIS DOWN, balance SO month; homes. PIERCE
PIERCE. Vienna. Va 4a435-5Tf
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WANTED CHambarmaidz. cooks and h1u-gHarS-
CTS northeast and northwest. -I2 % -I. u.- "I
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND a srS
- A. A. DAILY, PIITsBURC EKPRESS-Parlof
aad Dining Cars Harrisburg 90 Pittsh-rx
-. A. st. DAILY. PENNSYLVANIA LTWTTED-
tn--1lan Sleeping. Dining, smoking. and OBJ
seisalon Cars Harrisburg 90 Chicago. Cincin-
14ti, Ln5.an1po.1 ST. LOuis CleVeIsud AMI
Lo-elo- Buffet PaTl0r Car 70 Harrisburg
80 A. n. DAILY. FAST LISE-Puli--an Buffet
lH4or Car % Harrisburg. B-Fct ParIor Jaf
harrisburg % Pittshurr
80 r n DAILY. CHICAGO AND 81. EOUFs
1-AL E>a-s4eep-ns Car Warrington % So.
LOUIS snd Sleeping and Dining car Harrisburg
l-.-.-ie US. 81 LOUIS, Louisville via Gin
rs p 81 DAILY ST. LOUIS EXPFESS-Puu-
nan Sleeping Car Harrisburg Co S. louis
- T. 81 DAILY. WESTERN ENP8ESs-Pu-I-
1--n s-eeping Car 20 PitLsburz ard Chicago.
Dining Car % CHICAGO
p - y, ". DAILY CLEVELAND AND CTNCIN-
eAAA fltl->>-PIlluau Sleeping Cars Wash
lLe5'- 70 fittsrug. and Harrisburg % Cleve-
40 ana Cincinnati. Dining Car
.l-fo p A. DAIEY. PACIFIC FyPRFSS-Puf-
l,Aa Sleeping Car 90 PittsturE.
- - y DAILY. BCFFALO DAT ENPRESs.
YIN throuEh Parlor Car Dining Car and
20 % Bzt3'o. va Emporium Junction
= a. " to- Kane. ClnsHiaiyua Folaeste-. and
,r ,. -@I- ais daily except Suutiy.
49, A 81 tor Eiuira ari Remove daily. except
.--.-Ay. Eor " llar1spcrt d1slv. $3.50 l.. r.
q 10 r. 81 DAILY BUFFALO NIGHT EXPRESS
1 M through Buffet sleeping Car and Coaches
7. Lllsio, va Emporium Junction.
20 ? 81 DAILY for Erie; for Rochcrter Bu11Ia.
ana SlaC3ra Ealls daily. EXCEPT Saturday. vita
s.eePLng Car Washington 20 Rochester.
~ r u Tor Erie. CaBaEda.zua Roehester.
blialo. and Niagara Falls daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington 10 Poebestsr satl--
days cn'y.
90 ?. A. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" e1iiy
Ior New York al Par.or Cars. Eith D.niRr
III
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MANIED-Smail house. with grounds. on car
AaeA B., 1901 Vermont ave. eIs-s
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
There Is Hope For Even Such
as Have GIImpsos Of the
Dark Valley.
Palne's Celery
Compound
The Medicine That Saves
Life and Restores Lost
Health.

A merciful Providence still keeps
the spark of life in thousands of vast
ed and feeble bodies. The fitful flick
ering spark will burn with decreased
power as the hot days of summer ap-
proach There is still hope for even
those who are now catching glimpses
of the dark valley. The use of Paine's
Celery Compound during the month of
June will at once arrest the progress
en- the weak and infamed nerves, rid
the body of morbid waste material
make the blood pure, and give healthy
action to the stomach, liver and kid
neys. Nervousness, sleeplessness, neu-
ralgla, liver and kidney troubles
| quickly vanish when DR.. Phelps mar
| velous prescription is used. Mrs. Alice
Terry Wood, 515 Highland ST., Helena,
Mont, says:
| II can say to all that I believe
Paine's Celery Compound great medi-
cine. l should have been in my grave
If 1t hadn't been for the wonderful
curing virtues of the Compound, and
can say to all who are tired and run
down, to try it, and they will find re-
lief at once. My trouble was general
weakness, lack Of appetite and heart
trouble. l have taken four bottles of
Paine's Celery Compound and feel like
a new person. Now have good
appetite, do all of my work. and feel
we'll"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
THE STRAIGHT,
NARROW ROAD
BILLY" Coleman Declares He
will Travel Therein.

"Not to my own mother--no, sir, not
to my grandmother, would l sell a
drink of anything on Sunday! not If
they were choking-and you can bank
on that!" ..
With great deal of emphasis Will
liam Coleman thus delivered himself
as he was released from Jail Friday.
He served ten days to the minute for
selling liquor on Sunday. Mayor Buel
of Barberton. sent him to the county
bastile.
II never saw a man more glad to
breathe the outdoors air again." said
Deputy Sheriff Hamlin.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
!. PLENTY
OF Heath Board
Members Now.
Believed That There Is
One Too Many.

The Akron Board of Health has a
peck Of trouble, not because of any
new law which has been passed, but
because, IL there has been any new
law passed, the Board is unable to
find out anything about it. 1t has
been reported frequently that law
was passed limiting the membership
OF Health Boards to five members and
eliminating the Mayor, who was hith-
erto been president of the Board by
virtue of his office. The members of
the Health Board realize that the law
may have been passed, but they have
received no information about its
passage, and are afraid to go ahead
with matters of business with six
members, lest their acts be found to
be illegal Several requests have been
sent to Columbus for copies of the
new law, but although great stacks Of
other new laws have come from the
capital, the one wanted has been pain
fully missing. Another effort will be
made directly by the Board, and the
Secretary of State and Dr. Probst,
secretary of the State Board of Health
will be asked to let light in on the
darkness that confronts the Akron
Board
In the meantime, the new members,
Hon. George w. Grouse and ex-Mayor
VIM. Miller, await developments with
interest, as does the Mayor, to whom
the passage of the law may also mean
much. 1t may cost Mr.. Miller his
for Mr. Grouse was named before
him.
Mayor. Doyle called the old Board
together, and Health Officer A. A
Kohler's report for the month of May
wis read. Then, after raising the
salary of the clerk from $50 to 500
the meeting was adjourned sine die
the Board was dead, and the new one
was face to face with the uncertainty
of the new law. Messrs. Grouse and
Miller were sworn in by the Mayor
and then the Mayor moved out, sc
that what might be done by the new
Poard would at least be legal. His
absence would not prevent that. j
d. Chandler was made president pre-
TEN, and he Immediately proceeded
to announce the election Of permanent
officers, but here Mr.. Sargent inter
posed a caution. He said that the
election, under existing circumstances
might be found illegal, and he ad
vised the Board to go slow. The elec
tion, therefore, was postponed fo1
one week, and the Board will NEE
again next Friday night. In the mean
time, an effort will be made to ge
more light on the subject.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
FEARING
Another Eruption
of SOufriere.
Clouds of Steam Arise
Daily.

Kingstown. Island Of st. Vincent,
"wednesday, June 4--vessels leaving
the island of Martinique have expert
enced upheavals and agitations Of the
sea, pointing to submarine eruptions
between Martinique and st. Lucia.
In the island of st. Vincent, the shin
ing fleecy clouds which have been con.
tinually rising and spreading in the
direction of the Soufriere volcano.
since May 16, and which have been
mistaken for tropical clouds, have
crater, from which flashes OF flame
are issuing nightly. This, combined
with renewed vibrations in the fire
zone, has increa sed apprenensions that
there may be another eruption of the
Soufriere shortly. The eruptions at
Martinique seem to relieve the st. Vim
cent volcano materially. Connection
between the two volcanoes is indis-
putable, as every eruption in Martin
ique is accompanied by corresponding
seismic and atmospheric disturbances
here. Edmund o. Hovey, assistant
curator of the American museum Of
natural history; DR.. Thomas Angus
tus Jaeger, assistant geologist of the
United States geological survey, and
George G. Curtis, are endeavoring to
ascend the eastern side of the Sou
friere. They are today still waiting
an opportunity to make the ascent.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
N[|GHDORLY ADVICE
Freely Given by an
Akron Citizen.

When one has suffered tortures from
a bad back, and found out how the
aches and pains can be removed, ad-
vice Is of untold value to friends and
neighbors, particularly when they
know the statement is absolutely cor
rect. The following neighborly ad-
vice comes from an Akron resident.
Mr.. s. E. Adams, of 200 West Chest
nut St, employed at the Goodrich Rub
ber works, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills
for sale at Lamparter & Co.'S drug
store, helped me very much and
should have used more of them but
getting so much relief from single
box, and feeling no more pain, stop
ped the treatment. My trouble was
backache, aching in my head, and diff
ticulty with my kidneys. Doan's Kid
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For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
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Remember the. name, Doan's, and
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
WHAT is THE USE

OF suffering from Indigestion if you
eat what you want, or of starving
yourself to avoid such distress? Ack-
er's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
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ly and free you from all the disagree
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ward. Positively guaranteed. Your
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
BAD RAIL
Wrecked Big -Four
. Horse Train,
Killing Brakeman and Many
Valuable Animals.

Bellefontaine, o., June IA special
train Of export horses on the Big Four
railroad, was wrecked by defective
rail kest of here Friday, killing Brake
man Jim Borden and severely injuring
Engineer Daniel Kunkle and Fireman
George Boyen. A large number of
horses perished.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
Was Wasting Away.

The following letter from Robert R..
Watts, of Salem, Mo-, is instructive:
II have been troubled with kidney dis
ease for the last five years. l lost
flesh and never felt well and doc
tored with leading physicians and tried
all remedies suggested without relief.
Finally tried Foleys Kidney Cure,
and less than two bottles completely
cured me, and l am now sound and
well. j. M. LATER, j. Lamparter &
Co., A. Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07
AUTOPSY
Removes All Of Suspicion
Foul Play.

Mr.. s. s. Palmer, of Lodi, who died
mt his home quite suddenly, last Sat-
urday. and concerning whose death
there were suspicious Of foul play, died
from natural causes. An autopsy has
been held, to- prove this.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07

We sell the greatest of blood puri-
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! 1t is just what you need. We refund
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I Inman Bros, ]. M. LATER, and John
Lamparter & Co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-07

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