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THE DAILY DEMOCRAT Edw. S. Harter Fred W. Gayer Editors and Managers. En H. Dk La Coukt, Mgr. Advertising Dep't PUBLISHED BT THE AKKON DEMOCRAT COMPANY OFFICE UemiMTht Block, Nos. 1X5. and 137 Slain st 1UU DISTANCE MIOE 190. OFFICEUS AND DIRECTORS. I'reslile lit JAUES V. AV I--1I Vice-President A. T. l'AIuf 1-ccretarv Fked IV . Ouii: rreasurer William T. .Saw ikii Kmv.b. Hakteb j-,o. JIoN'amara Ed. H. 1)e La Codkt. Kiitered nt the Postofllce at Akron, Ohio, a-Ssecond-Class Mall Matter. Delivered Every Evening by Carrier Ki 5 CENTS A WEEK B -Mail J-'.J0 - - - JL25IorHlx Mom!.-. Official Paper of the City of Akron. TO TELEPHONE THE DEMOCRAT CALL NO. 180. Tk Akion's meichants and inanu-1 facturei- ue inteie-ted in Akron-1 welfaie. thev shouhl attend the' .. . .- - .- . ... aii ... 1. .11 ' Street 1-nir meeting at Albert hail. tonight. ' . An Akion man ha- resisted p.iy- nient -of n'claini held again-t him by thc'Standaid Oil company, claim ing that thecoinpanc.iiinot enfold collection for the lea-on tliat jt is a trust. If this man liv.il in .Miss.mii his contention miild be sustained. but Missouii is not Ohio. 1 1 is told that -01110 of the dele- gates blushed w lieu the local Repub lican com ention adopted a resolution denouncing tiusts. Otheis leg.ud the resolution as a joke, hut as one w hich Mioulil not be carried too far. For what w ill the Adininistiation do next year without the mists to help sustain it? " MONDAY, MAY 1.'. Tiikki: did not seem to be much , mi M minutes pie ions to theiegnlar shouting foi Senator Alexander foi 'sessions of the Po-t. They ale not Lieutenant (4oernor at Saturday's only for the benefit of comi.ides, but convention, but this does not imply . for all otheis who may desiie to be that he will not be given enthusiastic 'pi ''sent. General imitation is e suppoit. A delegate, Republican oi j tended to all. Democrat, who would not woik with One application for leiii-tateiueiit might and main to land sonle Aki on to membeiship was ieceied. The man a nomination fiom his te-' iollouing conuades weie lepoited spectiie paity, would be badly want- sick: A. "W. J'.iiker. A. J. Jackson, ingin local publio pnde. ' ' i-Ha- Kiaunfeltei and Comiade ATlOHMil Gkm kai. Movmjtt ha been denied the Iionoi of wiiting the anti-tiust plank for the platfotin to be adopted by tl Republican ( State convention. Momiett might bear dovi ntoo hatd upon the ptoteges of the Administration. Some poli tician who holds his job beca-use of tiust influence w ill w lite that plank, and the people vv ill be expected to shout for it as if it leally meiint some thing. PARTISANISM SILENCED. Without stopping to iuquiie whether the continuation of the oidi uance compelling buildeis to obtain peimits foi new buildings fiom the CityCleik ha- been a good or bad thing for the city, the intolerant p.u ti- nan who compose the Republican minoiit.v of the City Council have-l doire all in their powei since election I to foice a iepe.il of the oidinance. j The fact that the emoluments i under the oidinanceaieiiow enjo.ved, I in p.ut, by a Democratic City Cletk. was too much for the Republican minority, so they foigot all about the public good in their spiteful desiie to annoy a Democratic oflicer. It hasiem.iinedfoi the editor of the Sunday Woild to show how the pub lic interests would have .suffered had the Republican Councilmen been successful in their elicit to lepeal the oidinance. 'Clean, stiong and sensible," s.ivs the Wot Id, "is the case for paying the City Cieik sutlicient fees for tho building permits." The Woilil fur tliei says, that the building permit oidinance. as now eNecuted, "biings dollais into tlio City Tieasury where it co-ts dimes. - - It will be extiavagance, not economy. to abolish this part of the building pei mit plan." Klsevvheie in this i ue the Demo crat lepiint- an editonal fiom yes teulay's Woild making an aigumeut in detail for the plan. MUCK SHOUTING. LITTLE ACTING. Tlie Deinociatic liany is in a bettei position to piofit by the anti-trust i sentiment among the peoplethau its Republican lival. This viiU compel j the lattei to shout louderand lesolve' moie venemeniiy on me tpiestion man it otlierwise would. Sundav Woild But shouting and lesolving will avail Hanna's patl.v notliiiig. Although foi mote than two eai-u Republican Adininistiation has had absolute contiol of eveiy agency of government" neeessaiy to eiii-h the ti lists, vv hat lists been done? Instead of opposing tlie tt lists it has fosteied them: and instead of aiding and sus taining .Republican officials who deemed it their duty to light the trusts, it has dist'ouiaged them. The Admiiiisiiation has been a great deal moie aiiNi'ous to cnish Attorney Geneial M.jiniett of Ohio than it has been to ciush tnMs. The millions who aie foiced to pay the arbitrary pi ices demanded by the trusts foi the necessaries of life; wlioseoppoi tunities for employ ment have been cm tailed; whose vi ages have been leduced as a lesitlt of trust opeiatiou; and whose piop elty is falling in value year by year in con-equeiiee of the unnatural con ditions tliat nurture- trut-. and cause them to flomi-li the-c- million-, who have looked in vain to tlie Administration purtv to oirord them some relief, a io in no mood to be put otf vi ith mon- ni.-aniiigh- promi-c and isolation- now. What tin people demand l- action v iguroii-. courugeou-. determined, ami .-oii-i-tcnt action, and their onlv hope of fretting thi- relief i- through the Democratic paity, it- tru-t-worthy l.-ailei-,aiid the indept-ndHiit men of other tiartie- w ho .110 in -1 111 pathy with Denioc-iatic piinciple-. Thetlilst jilank to he adopted bv 1 the approaching Republican eouv-eii- 1 vpiition may a- well he left imw rit- 1 ten for all the influence it will have with the peuple. The. wen- deceived in lXOt!: thev cannot he deceived LODGE NEWS. Buckley Post Preparing For Encampment. Decoration Day Ceremonies Path- - finder Going to Norton. - - On last Kiiday .-veiling about .'JO blight b- and gill- of the Cio-by -chool unci the leadership of the principal, in-. Bennett, assisted by fhe teachei-,furni-hed Buckley J'o-t comrade-, a veiy enjo.vablo half j hour',;, vntei taininent, consisting of 1t.1t 1 ii,t if mifr roitt:i t if 111 iolin i - - ' " ; ' 1 and piano -olo-aml a (lag dull. The huterwa- especially fine and highly I appteciated by the comrades, as the I rounds of applause cle.uly demon istrated. It was announced that similar tieats weie in store to be given by meinbeis of the other schools of the city dining the net tin ee or four weeks. The entertain- nnents begin at 7 p.m. and continue . re..i les. The committ'je tin tiansjioi tation leported that .uiangeinents have been completed to attend the neNt i)ep;utnient Enciinipment, to beheld at Yoimgstown. the jiost to go via I. iV W. lailway.. Fate lound tup $1.10. The I?. P. O. Klkt aie co-opei-ating w ith Tod Post, of Youngstovv n, to make the encampment week a gala one foi all conuades who may, attend. On Fliday .ifleinoon the Post ill a body attended the funeial of Com l.ide .Kluur H. Xeal. ConnadeXeal was a nieinbei of the .sixth OhioBat teiy. He p.uticip.ited in all the bat tles of the campaign of the Cunibei l.md. was tvi ice pioinoted, becomiuir filst lieutenant and leceived honol able mention at the battle of Piank- lin, Teiin rheie aie -still 2 -ui- vivois of this batteiy l.-idins-in the vicinity of Akion. Pecoiation Day w ill be of unusual i,ltele..t this veai. The graves of the r.,nen heroes of the Si)anish-Ameii- can wai willieceive equal attention w ith vv ith those of SiNty-one and Five. Details fiom Battery F and , Company 1? aie to co-opeiate with Buckley Post m paying this annual tiibute of lespect. The Post closed with 47 meinbeis pn-enL Fh vmv (J. Shim., Adjl. The Pathfinder. Akion lodge w ill meet tonight. Il is hoped that all meinbeis will be piesent as business pf impoitauce a ill be hi ought up in changipg the by-laws. The team is to make final .iii.ingeiiK'iits to go to Xoiton Center on Tue-day nighf to" confer the work theie. Come one and all and see the team confer the woik tonight as theie will be -eveial candidates put tluough. Heal the dilTeient com mittees make their repot t foi the benefit of team woik. Knights of 'Pythias. Akion lodire met Wednesday even ing; fail attendance. The lodge is in !ou(l shape and piogies-ing nicely. L. 0, T. M. ... , ,.. ,. , , . ,,1,v IL' 1Jno wlU ""'L't J "day. -,-i,J" ' !lt ,!:-!(' I'-1"- i""' Sauiday, May HO, at ::.)() ji.in. Kveiylady should attend these meetings, as vie leceive applications and ballot on candidates. A-sessment Xo. :,-: isdue and must be paid. American Legion of Honor. Summit Council meet- ever.v two weeks, Monday, in U.V.r. hall, 14": South How :u d st. Latch stiing al ways out to M-iting companions. All.iiiembeis of Akion Council, East Akion, aie invited to attend the so cial Jliindi' evening in oui hall. A good time is guai anteid to .ill who cue to come. Members of "Summit Council do not foiget to attend the fiee social at our hall Monday even ing, Ma.v l.". 'o one on thesick list. Looks well loi theoi'der. W. R. U. Lincoln union held a veiy inteiest ing meeting w ith a huge attendance. One candidate was balloted for and one application giauted. Theieweie a good many hist. -is lepoited sick. Tlie (lepaitmeut inspectoi will be "'Tis Worth a n r (Znlfi ff Daughters of St. George. ag Of JUIU Ganter lodge will hold -a -pedal This applies to nothing bet- 'meeting next Wednesday afternoon r ,f 1 . ' o . I at half past one to make the final ar- ter than the glorious Spring ,..,.,.. for olir trlp t(, clc, eIaIul time that moves all Verdure to on May 24th. Everyone intending life and brings around the day to - -Il0,llrt ei!j,er um'lld t,le ,od- ' ' I, ., . 1 .meeting or notify some member, -o when all humanity Can have tUnt we can know and makeariamie- an opportunity to cleanse their I mi-nt- accordingly. blood and thus put into opera- MASONIC. Hon all the health- and vigor t All nJlio Ma0v i s -.-rur.. i o.- that is possible. Everybody nceTMi.-i.....r.i m-si..-,,,. fr , A . , Judge -viniuel W Court right of Cit-Ii naturally turns to America s ymv p0s-csses a Masonic record -ehiom Greatest Spring Medicine, .".. - the ""- nt t,,e fu-n.iry r ,, , Although but a little over .lOveirs of age, Hoods s.ars .marilu. to prepare them- , , , ,,, ., , , ,, 1 t- i tie l-now -erMii,r In- twoirj lourth year sell.- forthe joi- jnd plea-ures of -um- g ,,, irje r eircU ille elMpur Xor mer It nttei duajipoiuta.. ,,i hi- I.i-oim-work Ixvn conlineil to the Coltre "J-or 42 jeurtll had goitre or chapter, for he li.i- fnipiintli -eriml his Bwellin-- on my neck which wa- di- lodgo as uin-tex his couiit.il as thrice lllus conijmi: unit trouble-mne Kheninatism al"o annoyed iue Hood -arsaiianlla cured me coinpletelj and the snelluiK has entirely di'-apixard. A ljdi in Michigan saw m prei lou- te-tiuiom il and ued i Hood's and wa- cntirel cured of the same i trouble. She thanked me for recommend I Inn it." Mrs. Anm -ITHEI.L.IMI, -tOGLovel I Street, Kalamazoo, Midi I BlOOd Poison "I Jivedin a lied of lire i for years oiiu,- to tilood poi-onm; that fol 1 lowed siiiall poi. Jt broke out all over my body, itchins inten'-eli. Tried doctors and hospitah in vain. I tnid HihkI s Sarsapa i rill i. It helped. I kept at it and was en tirdi uireil. I could so "! the housetops I and -bout about it"" MfsJ.T. Willums, I C.-rbond lie. Pa. Bad BlOOd-" Although past 70 j tars of ej:e I am thoroughl; w.ll It was three bottli - of Uixid's ar-apanll i that "nade me -o afti r -ndiii4 oicr v in mtdical atttndanti Mj trouble was a raw sorecua mi ankle." Mis. Loui Mison, Court street 1 owell, M.e-s. Kidneys " My kidney- troibUit me, ami n adwie took IUmmI - -u-apirilla which iie pio upt r.hcf. better appetite. Mi -lcip is r fix slum. It tieid mi wife a!-o ' Miciiail l.uiLE, 347.. I) imy street, Pitt-bur-.' Ia Rheumatism " m h ii. md was oblueil te 4iv i p voi k on .uto iu of rh u m it lii t No rtiiKiH ht'p'd until he ued Hood- -.ir-jpir.IIi, v.h.h i erm mcAily cur.il liiiii It uir. d mi dmlitir . f . i t.irilj I ,.1.1 it to the .'"Mr. n with f.ood r -ult- ' Mi- .1. s Mi Mum si.uj.fo.-d.l.t. tststa&js&j li.Kii'. 1 I Jill J Hl I obligated to M.i-onie -ccrets on the top of ' Pike'- p..ik in August, and tho Royal witliUsneM meeting alul all mem- Arth Ma-ons of Mi-soun, Nebraska, Kan bers should be present. sas, Iowa, Oklahoma, Wiomingnnd Colo rado are preparing to participate in the Modern Woodmen of America. uni.piu proceedings I Secmity Camp of thi- city is meet ling with the best of success. Fiom i three to live candidates eveiy meet-' nig night. Twelve applications aiei I on the table and moie to lie.u fiom. i The team is in fine shape and doing ' the woik well. Come out, neighboi i and enjoy a pleasant evening withi thebov-.ind help to make Seejiutyl one of the best in the state. A coidial I invitation is extended to meinbeis of Akion camp to visit with us. Knights and Ladies of Honor. Agenda lodge met Wednesday evening. One candid. ite was elected to membeiship. The captain wishes tlie team to be on hand for initiation neNt Wednesday evening. The sew ing society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock to sew and hold i a business! meeting. Bring youi , lllllcll. Meinbeis, doll't foiget the I t.w.;.,l .!,.., ...,1 r,... ,i..,tWa,liit.-1 -iw.hu uuij o v,i,i Jlliii (Kxt. ii rum, j- day evening. Come and enjoy a fine eiiH'itainnient and lunch. Oui sick vieie much inipioved at last poits. e- I Sons of St. George. ' Akion lodge desiie- eveiy nieinbei that can possibly come to be on hand at next meeting, as a v ery important matter is to be decided. A gland en teitainment and dance is soon to bo given for the benefit of out sick fund. Nomination of ofliceis is also to take place. Last week we had an initia tion of a new mensbei and neNt meet ing w e ai e to hav e some more of the .same good work. Tuin out, hiolh eis. one and all. Daughters of Liberty. Two candidates weie initiated laM m. eting of Columbia council and one application foi, membeiship piesent cd. On account of the social in die ball on Thuisdny .evening, May K, our legulai session will be held earlier to give up the hall. Meinbeis vv ill be on hand piomptly at 6 o'clock sun tune. If a quoitun is piesent at that time the gavel will be heard. CoiisideiahlebusiiKjs-wastiansacted at last meeting of an nnpoitaiit char acter. Since our meeting of April 2) Sister Smead lias passed to the be yond. Although she was not a ben ellciaiy member, ,vel hei pie-enee and niemhciship will be missed and Iiei fiicndship cheiished by those who weie her intimate flienfis. Foi tlie fiist time in the liis-toiy of oui local lodge the chattel is diaped in Stag Endorsements Dr. MaryE. Gieen, picsiilentNalioiul Household Eeouomic'3 Association, mem ber American Medical Association, member Ameiican Public Health Asso ci itiou.aiitliorof "Food Products of the World," writes from CIijilot,te, Mich.: "The excellence ot PaustMaltExtract is not unknown to me, m I hav e u-ed it professionally for yeats, alw aj s w ith the most satisfactory results. Tor mothers nursing their children and for geneial debility from any cause, I regaid it.as of especial valueas it combiues both tonic and nutrient piopeities, which make it tiuly the 'Best' Tonic." "I recently preset iliert Pab-t Maft Et tract. The ""Best" Tonic, to tlneo of my pitients, all of whom were ladies, anil all of whom were sufleimg from dvspep sia and its consequences, and in all these cases it acted like a cliaim. Two of them bought moie of tho tonic, and continued to tako it, until now they tell mo they can eat anything, and ono of them added "eveij thing," without the slightest inconvenieueo. Tliey have cer tainly improved wonderfully in weight and strength. I have piescribed jour "Best" Tonic a great number of times. It is ono of the best, if not tho very best, of its kind." R. Belnek. M. D , Jersey City, N. J. Mav ourlossbe her etei- SAMl'bL W. COUI'.TKIOHT. 1 trlous master anil his commandery of ' Knights Templars nseinin. nt commander. He -ervc.1 as (rami nia-ter of the g-and ! council of Koj.il and fc'dcct Masons for i thive ear-, declining a reelection In , 5cotti-h Rite Masonry Judge Courtnght has attained the thirty third degree. I It is not so Ions ago that a Mason was , only known to his brethren by his words and deed-, now the multiple de-igns tell the story to all eje ' Sei en hundred and fifty candidates for j degrees in Ciyptic Hue Masonry are to be Thomas I. Caswell, S. C. C. of the A. ' A. S. H , has decided that nonaflillation I ::i r. blue lodge al-o exclude the person from tho Scotti-h Rite r L .Ion. s is now gland high priest of California Hoi.il Arch Masons and AV. A i Uavies gland secretari Re-idents of the Ohio Masonic home haie made uniforni- for the boys' milit.uy 1 -en-pjny of the home William; I'ciiyinan of Terre Haute is now grand commander of Indiana Knighti ' Templars A brother cannot diniit from a South I Dakota lodge if Ins dinnssiou would rq. duce tho memliership below the tonstitn 1 tional limit i It is on Oregon cIuUmoii that expulsion of one lndcbteil to a lodge works eancella- tion of huch debt, even though the expelled brother ue alternant re-torcu, ami no uues can aecruo ngain-t such brothei while so suspended or evpelled RED MEN. Cnlifornln to Hnic 1ork short Ruod Ilegrpe lull.-. 'I ho deputy great sachems of tho Cali- I forma reserv at yin have formed an associa tion for tho purpo-c of perfecting and c- cmplifv ing tho woi k in the w an lor's and chief's degrees Ute tribe of Wa-liington is ono of the mo-t llouii-hfng m Xew .lei-ey, and it has considerable money out at nilcie-t St Tamin.i's day was giiiemlly cele brated by tho Red Men P.i-t Sachem Arthur Stiles of Peqtiod tribe, Atlantic Cit.v, is great sachem of Xew .ler-ey'sgreatcouneil, while his wife, Mr- Mary V. &tiles, a memberof M.itoaiM council, is great Pocahontas of tho great count il, Dcgno of Pocahontas " 'llio primal ohmj of tioublo in tribes in nearly all as s is a violation of tho law Tin ro is a project on foot for Loiusvillo Red Men to foi in an cm uiion to attend the great touneil of the United hiates in coin moon. UNITED WORKMEN. The Order (a.ioil lteeor.l T.n-it lear. N orkHlioii Clilii. Tho record for 1898, based upon ineiease and dotrea-e of niemhciship, is gratifying All jurisdictions that have had two full years' experience on the new plan show an increase, save one 'lho leicl jurisdictions also show an increase,, save one Wiscon sin, that had suffered anit loss for a mini bcr of years, stand- at the head of tho list of elas-ilicd jun-dictions m gains Ken tucky, Pennsylvania and New York juris diction-, that haie scored defeat j ear after year, have now a balance on tho right side of the ledgei. Six liundi.d medical examinations were reieiv.d at the Massachusetts grand lodge oflice in April Homes for tho-o who would otherwise be homele-s is what the A. O. U. W. is piovidmg . itiy dav of it-existence, ana it has bit ii doing tins for 30 ji.us Delawaie has neai y enough new mein beis to secure the -,,0liU pne. Huh relatives aie mighty poor when it j comes to taking care of poor lelatlons. Don't depend upon them Depend upon the A. O U V , and j nu vi ill not bo dis- I appointed the moncj paid into the A. O U. V. is used for the belli fit of the members of the Older. odlTfellows. 1 Slnke l.o.lu' VleetiiiKN Iiitrrefttlnp;. Ti iil- Link Nfil.'N. N,o iiiatti'i how eitellcnt a lodgem ii bo i nor how Mi-mi",- in matter- of finance oi Linumber-liip, miiitiiiu.d su.ci-s cm onl ' be gain.il hi the olhiei- lining all tho time something on hand to engage the lodge's attention A--non as one inter- taiimie lit oi re., ption is our lit. mother I lie planned for the futuie Van the mo I liotony and -omi thin-fin Hon of legular sessions" lij an culi adjournment uiord.r to vi-lt .1 -1st. I lodge If there is a weak , leigliboriiig lodge stiugglmg for eiist Hue, btlp it as well as our own lodge bv hinting it to vl-ir v inn lodge upon some htaled eieiiing. If the rolns and p,ira pheiiinli.i of a degree staff ate among the v.luid pn-i ions, of the lodge, do not al low the moths and lust tocoriupt tin m Philadelphia J-u No uiuiibei of the oulir in Michigan will eonipi te for the Holton prizes at tnr jubilee me. ting of tho wjvereign grand lodgo to bo held at Detroit. AVilliam Clary is.now graml muster of mourning, nal sain. W "SB ii' i,m? pwh, 'f m Mmmf vf!jj! fWfc- There are many things about tlit -Queen Quality" Shoes tli.it .lie nut matters of price. There is mmd taste. Theie l- stijicrini know le lue. Tlieie is lipe exjieiieiice. There is entet prise. - There is art. TIie ate indeed "Queen- of (Quality." All styles fiom th ;he (t for p 12 daintiest, lightest chess, to the substan tial shoe for street, out ing, or .stoini wear and all at one price. Sensible and Klcgant. A Gieat Fa oi ite. Black oi Tan. Look For This Trade-Mark. We are exclusive agents. 1 10 S. Howard st. Odd Tellows in Indian 'territory and C. V. Hatfield gland secretary. Tho cornerstone of the Odd rcllows' home nt Gi.elisburg. Intl., was laid May 17. This is the first fraternity homo m the state It will cost $35,i08 and will t openeclon .Tan. 1 inoo Each Odd Eellow will pay 2 cents and Kcbckah 1 cent. Which will ield about $13,500 The building will be in the shape of a Maltese cross and will accommodate 200 or moie The contract for the Minnesota Odd Fel low s' home, to lie located'at Northfield, has been aiv.u ded and work btgun Tho contrait price is j23,2h3 Since the organization or the first Odd Fellows' lodge m Amenta in 1819 the or der has rehev.d 2.400 207 members and famili. s m the sum of v7'',0l0,00U 1-ist year ov.r $3 000 000 was thus expended Star of Kethl. hem lodge. Philadelphia, has assets .lriounting to $.'3,434, 122,200 of whieh is ltiiestcd The grand master and grand patriarch of Colorado b. long to the ame lodge. Another inteiesting fact is that the grand master vv as the first noble grand of said 'odge and the grand patriarc Ii was the first v ice grand In California there arc 352 subordinate lodges and 20r Rebckah lodges, with a combined membership of 37,000 Columbus (O.I Odd Fellows would bo phased to have the PMJO -vion of tho cov er, ign grand lndce mext in then city Modern VVoiMlMfcTi. W. .1. lityan will be pre-cut at tho meet ing of tho he id camp at Kan-as City Juno h If you pjyourMny assessment today there will bo no danger of iur becoming suspended becausoyou forgot it nt tho end of tho mouth During the 111 st thrie months of lb9S the Modern Mood men of America piid to tliu beneficiaries of deceased ncichbors -i)S2,000, and during thcseiaonthsskipped one assessment The b law proi uln the memlier- of our socict shall bo composed of whito malo poisons oicr IS ears of age, of evemplary habits and good moral character aud not engaged in certain prohibited occupations Ivni'-lit of Honor. Grand Dictator Funk of K. ntueky pro poses to Use all the grai u olliceis and e pects to sciarato the -tate into districts mid hold them responsible The subordinate lodges of Massachusetts have pei nianent invested funds aggregat ing Jlb.bJl and property valued at (20, 10'i Xothing counts so much for the good of an order as constant, systematic, persist ent, intelligent ilToit Mm-t.ibec'H. lho net increase of tho entire order for Scott's Emulsion of Cod iiver Oil with Hypophos phites is pure and palatable. For years it has been used for coughs and colds, for con sumption, for those whose blood is thin or colorless, whose systems are emaciated or run down. For children it means health and strength, stronger bones and teeth, and food for the growing mind. Baby gains in weight and thrives when Scott's Emul sion is added to its milk. 5iM..aiuI 5t oo, all tlruk,gi3ls. faCOn & UOWNI, Chemist., New Ycrk. i n (? M I A fc Jl I A w--5 lS 'J TTTA-F, ' S. N'Rt. 'llii I UU11L l vA UUi i r 1S9S was 43,845; total nienibTsbip. 840,- 000 The order is, flouii-hing in California. During tho paat two years 32 new tents have been instituted; total meinbership, 4,233 In thocoutingciit fund of tho Sl.vc-cabees $630,000 has been ncGU.nm1.ited, $306,000 of which was added last year. lleptnsolili. The supreme conclave will hold its bi ennial session at Buffalo the fourth week of nett .Innc. .Morris G. Cohen of J 'It tsuurg is .-upremt lirchon of tho arder KniGhln of Pjtliln. The opportunity for redressing, a griev ance or righting a wrong In connection' with mcmliership in the order of Knights of Pithius is ample and sufficient nnd give eiery member the widest opportunity ' to be heard I In many cities the Pythian lodges own j a lot in the eeinettry, jet Iifdianapob-, i with 14 lodges and 3,0u0 members, h.i so far neglected to take any iuterc-t in tho subject 1 he grand lodge of Ohio meets In the city of Colim'bus Tuesday, May 23 Tho Wiscon-in bugado U. H. propo-e -holding mi encampment this jear. The Illinois and Minnesota brigades will bo invited to participate Pilgrim lntheri. During tho ear lb'lt there died 244 Iieneftcial and four -oiial niemlKTs, mak- i ing the luortuary rate 'or the year 10 3, being t he largest in the hi-t ory of the order. ( The total amount at ri-k in force in Ibi'S was $JS,27J,50O, and the average face value of each certificate $1,638 Of those who died in lb'Js but one held a certificate for J i00. There were 6T who held certificates for $1,000 and 17o who held certificates for 2,000, a total of $419, 500, an average of $l,719toeach certificate payable in las- ltuMll Ircuuum. The supremo olliceis of the Hoy al Ar canum have placed tho sum of 200,000 in tho hands of the supicmo trustees, which, with tho interest accumulations to March 31, amounts to $200,3."7.13 Tho changes in assement rates made by the supreme council of the Royal Ar canum at the session of 1S98 have had a serious effect upon the lodges in Massa chusetts, making tho past year one of tho most trying m the hi-tory of tho order. The membership of the order is now n.bout 190,000 KnislitK and laidiui of Honor. The next session of tho grand lodge of Kentucky will be held in August, and already a number of ehgibles to the grand protectorship have been solicited to run. Among those mentioned aro Mrs. Caroline Honaker, Thomas Osborne, P. G. P., and Past Protector Field of Star lodge The question of avoiding double assess ments will be an important matter before tho supreme session. - Some advocate an increase in the rates 50 ier cent if neces sary - Ito-nl Neislllior. lho total number of new camps" organ- i i7ed in 1S9S was 4s3, --ah about 15,000 charter membeis Illinois leads, vv ith 103 new camps; Xebi.iska," 05; Kansas, 56; Minnesota, 52; Wisconsin, t5; Missouri, 32; Michigan, 2b; South Dakota, l'l; In diana, 11; Xorth Dakota, 10; Ohio, 4. Omaha has nine local Ro,iI Xcighbor camps, with upward of 1.500 meniliers Ki.if-litH of Honor. There are 03 lodges m Louisiana juus dtction. The grand dietatorreports a los of 75 members for Iat.car. Our of 33 deaths la-t car m Kentucky there were three death- under 40 and ten under 30, the others running up to 75 year-. Th'ie arc 110 lodg.s m the state, with a membership of J,0'll. Mx lodges were suspended by the grand reporter for failure to make reports, and three have been reinstated. Iherewore 200 death-oil the la-t assess ment call. Twenty-five of the deeea-ed weie 70 year- of age or over, SO weie be tween 00 and 70, 00 betwten 50 and 00, 33 between 40 and It), 5 between 30 and 40, C between 20 and 30. In the 23 year-' existence to .March, 184S, of the Knights of Honor in Rhode" Island thenumberof its detea-ed brothers is I'll The total amount paid into the . and O. bene tit fund by these 103 mem bcrs was 555,000. 'the total amount re ceivc.1 by their families at their deaths was $37(5,500. Mo.1e.ru Woodmen. The loial clerk has no authority to ex tend the time of pa nient of a essments for a single houi beoml the first day ot the month.. fsineo the Modem V,oo.lmcn of America was organized it has paid to the bencii ci.tnes of over 0,000 deceased members nearly $12,00.0,00(1 The coming season there w iHbe a Iarcjr number of Woodmen panics held than ever before Deputies working for oIdeanips have no rights in thecamproom not accorded to any other membei. The membership of thu Modern Wood men H inw nearly 370,000 CIiokvii l'-rieii.lr.. Supieiuc Treasurer W. 15 Wilson has been touring tho various grand jurisdic tions in the interests of tho older. From present indications a large num ber of tho emblematic watches will bo pre sented to tho members by May 1. KnlKl.tH of Mnltn. Ie I-olde commandery at " illiamsport is engaged m preparing another largo class for admission under dispensation during May Black Knight commandery of Laston has p iraphernalia valued at over $1,200. PAPAL BULL EXPECTED I "Srftffe" I'kuWArrl.al In VV'..sIiliiKtun It Will IS .Vlilloiiuc.fl In the Chun lie- 1tiroH!-li- out (lit. Ooitutr. W.isiiiN.iroN, May lo. The papal ball --.sued m Home w lhin the last few lays decreeing th it the year 1000 shall be a jubilee iear tluoughout the church u as c-x-ct-d here shoitly and will be announced m all churches throughout the country. The issuance of a' bull on tin- subje-ct gives it special solemnity. It has been the custom to hold jubilees ot the chinch eveiy 2o ve.us, and at one time these weie the ncctsiou for the g.itln ling ni a vast c.mcomse at Rome to leceive the special dispensations and lndulg.'iiiiis hllowcd diiriug jubilee yeaih. It is . pect.d. however, by the higli est chuivli authouties hero that the jubilee next j ear will be quite gener ally celebrated throughout the world, i thus gfting it a more universal aspect instead ot being centered at Rome, though doubtless it will lead to many notable pilgnni.igei. to Roino and the gathcung theie of distiu'guishcd church men. The jubilee next year is consid ei.d moie imiHirtaut than that held eveiy 2" vears, as it ushers m a new century and conies at a timo when Pope Leo is old and v eiy feoble, his ninctiotli v ear haling been couinkJecl ju March. Many men and women are almost within'the deadly grasp of consumption. Although its fatal hand is unseen, its presence is made known by unmistakable symptoms. Ca tarrh otten leads to con sumption. A stubborn cough, sore throat, pains in the chest, bronchitis, bleeding at the lungs, loss of flesh and general weakness are warnings , tliat this relentless disease is aliout to gather in a victim. A reuiedv for all the disease- which, if neglected or badly treated, lead up to consumption, is found in Dr. Pierces GoIdenMediical Discovery. It builds up the weak places and fortifies! the -wem against the onslaughts of disea-e. It helps the appetite, assists digestion, is an aid to the proper assimi lation of food, and cleanses the blood of all its impurities'. It is a strictlv temperance-medicine, containing not an atom of whisky or alcohol in any form. Your medicine is tlie le-t I ha. e e er taken " writes Mr- Jennie Dingnian. of Vanburen, Kal kaska Co. Mich 'T.as.t spnnsr I had a bad cough; got so bad I had to le m bed all the time. Mi husband thought I had consumption. He wanted me to t;et a doctor but I told him if it was consumption tnev could not help me. We thousht e would tr. Dr. Tierce s Golden Medi cal Iiicover and before I had tiken one bottle the cough slopped ind I hae since had no signs of it- returning" For the "most obstinate forms of con stipation and biliousness, use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Their action is prompt vet comfortable; their effect is perma nent. Insist tint the druggist does not gii eiaa something else. THE DEAD-NUMBER 29. About .VO injured In the ltcadiii;- Kail road Collision oiue IVrVon llliimlerctl. Revdim,. Pa, May lo. Tlie total t number 'if dead a- a, le&nlt of Friday night's ie.u end collision on the Phiki delphia aud Heading railway at Exeter, six milts below here, reached 20, Will iam TJ. Jenkins of Xornstovvii dying at the hospital at that place. Of the large number of liijmed persons still in the hospital here, tlne'e are in a serious con dition, and small hope is entertained for their recovery. They are William Frieilenhoru, Thaddens S. Adle and Gcoige W. Holmes, all of Nbrristovvii. Holmes' ".l-ycar-old son ivas instantly killed in tlie accident, but the hospita'l physicians had not informed the father of the bov death. The dead weie: William U. Jenkins, Xornstown ( Smtiiiii I Miti-J.i. rP -,frT-tft: T-,hilnH.lrsliii 1 J6hn s-imj-iuff, Xorristown. ' II. Thompson, Xorristown. r.lincr Mielly, llatboro i Frank -ower, Xorristown. j llenr G. cntz, Xorristown. William r-t.ihler. X'ornstown. Joseph Tavlor, Xorristown. John K. Kunt7, X'orri-town. . Charles G. Leaf. Ft. Washington. . ' Samuel It. Biatty, Coiishohockeii. Charles II White. Xorristown. Captain G V. Kichlot, Dowingtow n. George -ch.ill, Xorristown. William Lewis, X'oinstow n. I H. Iluneliliiirgi-r, Gulf Mills. ( J. K. Filmaii, If. ading. John John-ton, llatboro. John II. C.iulston, X'ornstown; died at hospital. " ' C.I. I an rt, Ilarrishurg. ' Adam V. der, I'ottstown. Lueien J. Custe-r, Pottstown. William C. t'aium. Xornstown. I II. G. Hartford, Xorri-town. I Xctaiian Holmes, Xorri-town. I Michael I-iu n. Germantmi n. ' Two unidi iititlic.l men. About 30 per-oiis were injured The question a to who was le-pon-i- . tbleforthe i-i.tastiopbo was still teiug I di-cussed lit lev- That s0me one blnn- I j dciicd l- gen. rallv admitted byrailro.nl) I men. Wim it wa- that blundered, However, no one seemed to positively know, and opinions on tins point .tit- feied widely. The Heading railroad oflicials ueie took the statements of the i trainmen who were concerned in the affair and they vv ere sent to the general ' offices of the company iu Philadelphia. t The i oi.iiu r will begin a rigid inquiry . today at J p. m. ii .r ,i. .1. ..l ...a ..,,,..! l, .a i ..J.. Iff. ... t.ie. LlIAl .,!.,. I..1J,..V... -U.,,1 lclatiie- and friends in this citv, and 1 there- was -, niiw on every baud. In ......... ... .... ... tin. iiilliwl 11 tlw, . l,,,..!,., tSiuidav n feivnce via-made to the acci dent, .mil pravei-wens offcied for tho dcid and tin- nijiucd. FOREIGN CLAIMS IN CUBA. The- Will 1 lho I'm Itiiualrl- l.p 1're rd Against Inl -IhIps (io-priniii'iit. W.v-iiiM.iON, May 1.1. The state de IMrtment was informally advi-cd that claim- aggiegating a considerable amount h id been made by British, French and f Jerm.ui residents in Cnba during the lecent insurrection and tliat these ultimately will be jiressed against the United SMte- govcinmcnt. The French claims aggregate between 12,000.000 and l."i,000,000 trancs. Ger man claims arc understood to be slightly nnder those of the French, ivhile. the British el iiii- are s.iid to be consider ably more than either the French or German. It was -fated al one of the foreign establishments that there was no dispo sition to pnsh the ckuins nuduly, but to bnug them to the attention of the United States gov eminent in order that the question of liability might be de termined, and snch lelief granted a" the merits ot the e-ises warranted. V.l.an.e l'or : Bt i.i.vikk, O- May 15. The Belmont mill. Top mill, La Belle null of Wheel ing and Reuvvooi blast furnace of Mar tins Ferrv. O., four of the largest iron work- in tins -ection of tlie Ohio valley, i allot vihuh .ue the projierty of the Wheeling Steel and lion company of Wheeling, granted the :t,000 einpfoves an advance in wages of 10 per cent. It went into effect last night and today.J Xi.w Yoiik. May 15. Aiming the jMSseugeis whoaiTived on the -teanier Cuntvoi fom Culun jioitswei-e Mrs. ' CJenei-.il Wilson and Miss Wilson, Oiji- i tain .Tames Thompson, U. S. A. and 12 teniaie nurses. The Easy Food Easy to Buy. Easy to Cook, Easy to Eat, Easy to Digest. uaker Oats At all grocers in 2-lb. pkgs, ,. FOR BALK Ten K-I-l'-A-N-H forO cents nt druggists. One glv es rc-llef. ISi - - I J0jf Back at the Old Stand -so. 203 E. Market St., Everett Block, w Ith a new line of Plumbing nnd Gas i txtures. Orders promptly lllled. H. P. CAHILL Tel 113.. House Tel. 747. Frank N. Fuchs, Transfer Coal, transfer and general teaming', rubber tire toaches for funerals, weddings, dances, moving vans, wagonettes, band wagons. 106 Lincoln st., Tel. 564. IM. M.WEYRICK ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office, Second floor, Palmer Block. No. 168 S. Main st. first stairway north of the I.O.O.F. Temple. iTk Dixon Transfer Co. I Coal, Transfer and Livery Packing, moving and storing of ' good-. Coaches, coupes and carriages I for. funerals." weddings, paities and callings. 123 a.id 125 Carroll st. Tel. No. 306 DO YOU i We carry the largest and most com plete line of foreign and domestic brands of cigars at all prices to be found in Akron; also a full line of smoker's articles. Our goods are the best to be fount in the market. 161 S. Howard St. Arcade Bldg. Tel. ?68. ADAMSON UNDRY.. Machine & Pattern Works. Castings of every description In iron and brass for structural machine or mold work. Machine and pattern work. Phono 561 Cor Exchange and Water Sts. CANDIES Fresh Every Day-Home Made-Extra Fine Strictly Pure Also fine line of fancy candies. Let us furnish vour baked goods CLARK & CO. Tel. 312. l2SS.Mainst. J. K. WILLIAMS Machine Shcn ' General Machine Work of All Kinds Clay Working Machinery for Stoneware a Specialty. A BRICK YARD PLANT With latest improvements, FOR SALE. Call on or address THE RITCHIE COAL CO. 1 i 0 West Market street Growlers o-f Vkine Catawba Pure, Catawba A, Port, Sweet, Ives Seedling... Always on hand. All orders promptly filled. Special attention given to all mail orders. SCHAEDLER & RHEIN, Kelly's Island, 0. IJC3"TIC5EI For Drugs, -Prescriptions, Fauci Articles and Cigars come to the "Mow Drug Store at -To. 1123 S. Main St., ROSS BALYEAT, Proprietor , ynu are cordlallv invited to visit ,. Th. BANKCAI I meLS I SERVED jj jj HOURS , '-"uivo The finest Restaurant in Akron. ) Fine Imported and Domestic Wet Goods ) and Cigars... i TT , - . u"ur v-enirai savings Ban. JOHN K0ERBER. Pmn. i Therich man's whiskey is IfAH Ll'ER because it is supremely deli I cious. The poor man's whiskey is i HARPER, because such good whiskey 'helps him. Tlie."S fainilv vvhiskeyis HARPER, because it its pure pleasant and strengthenimr. SOLI) BY..WM. WASHER. J " J3-4 144 South How arc! st., Akron" O. A. O. ELLIS I IP I moving vans, general r --' t--- -i tecmlnir and trans- I ferrlng. prfrcel and trunk delivery, feed -table. Poiimt service. notulnr nrlces. OHIce cornerCanal add Cherrv street". Stable Sin Cherry street. Toi. as'y Watch the Bulletin FOR-BILL OF FARE DIFFERENT EVERY DAY Remember the 15c Dinner From U till 2 PACIFIC RESTAURANT . OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE BEST IN THE CITY. J. S. KESLER, Mgr. tff Billow & Sons ..funeral Direotors.. m OPEN AT ALL HOURS Warehouse, Ash st. Office. Ash st.. foot of Mill. The grocery building and house in iear on the n.e. cor. lot Mill and High .sts., are for sale and must be sold at once. Apply at Nolan Bros. J. E. PETERSON l) LtllllV Tel. 12-1- 128 NortliMainst WANTKD- Caso of bad health thrt K-l-l'-A-N-S wilt not benellt. Send f.B cents to Klpnns Ohemicnl Co., New York, for 10 samples nnd 1,0X1 testimonials . Si. t- j. t