Akron daily Democrat. [volume], May 06, 1899, Image 3

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LOAN
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Real Estate Security, Farms, Houses, Lots, also on Furniture, Pianos,
Offce Fixtures, Horses, Wagons, Diamonds, Jewelry, Insurance Policies
Or upon anything of value from $1 to $5,000. I also buy Mortgage Notes.
LOANS MADE THE SAME DAY.
BUSfNESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Hfe
Room 4T, Central Building. (Old
FOR SALE.
ONK Sl'KKKY. cot KS5. KhkI ni new.
Onn un iiouuil mar., fell bred: L. K. M..
I'nt blinder. Kverett ISulldlns. "'?
pr Sale
Tn o new houses on Xorth Val
ley st.. all modern improve
ments; cheap and easy terms, rjiegniu
home on K. Market St.. must be sold. House
mid lot Furnace st., J1200; other homes ami
vacant lots. Tel. 121. Edwin Wagner, Ever
ett buiMlnj;-
1F YOU WANT a llrst-class driving horse,
flnelv mated coach or carriage team, call at
Stelner'n sales barn, 1330 K. Main st. Noth
ing but llrst-class horses kept In stock. Tel.
1731. N. !(. St-'iner, I'rop.
Johny Martin .t Brother. lanagers.-junlS
"FIVE UOOJl JltlUSK With big store
room attached; lot WxlW, liarn and nil mod
ern improvement"- m property. 1'rlce
"W"V. Alo grocerv store. Inquire at 51S)
West Exchanges!. :tl-nji)
FOR SALE Business properly, consist
ing of --tore room and dwelling, IrontagcS!:
ft South Main sU pays 13 per cent on In
vestment: will entertain offer. J. I. Bach
tel. IV5S. Howard st. Htf
FOR SAI.B Desirable lots
on Howard
Olive mid Hecond sts.
(North Hill) Terms-.
to suit purchaser. AY. ! Davis, 130 North
Summit si. ;--n
BUILDING STONE FOR SALE.
Chlce building stoue by ear load; also
brown stone from Warwick quarries. Orders
tilled on short notice. O. H. Ionc, .H7 South
Main st.
FOR SALE No. Hi Balch St.. two houses,
furnace-, etc., JSoo. No. 178 South Batch
st- barn, furnace, etc-, only $2,100. Bargains
in lots and homes In all parts of the city.
Call and see them. Tel. Slti. G. W. Grldley,
4S Central building. 8"3. '
FOR SALE 1,S00 propertv for 11.899; ten
per cent, investment. See win. II. Evans,
Ii
Ins. Apt.
H-16
FOR SALE H.-V0 property for t-3,D00; fine
modern liome. .See Win. JI. Evans. Ins.
Agt. 14-1B
FOR RENT No. 116 Adams st nine roon
niodern houee. Apply to Wm. 11. Evans
Ins. Agt. 14-18
FOR HALE 7 room house. South Main st
with furnace and other eonvenienienccs:
lot ro-no; $1,700. Nearly new 6 room house.
Wooster avc SUJ. A number of lots or
Miller ave.. at two-thirds their value. .1.1.
Bachtei, 1SS S. How ant St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE No. 113 Kiln;
st.. fl rooms, furnace, etc. Tel. 519. Call on
G. AV. Grldley, Central building. ftr!
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON WATCHES, diamonds. Jewelry, etc.
furniture, pianos, houses, chattels, in sumf
ofiup. Business confidential. Akron Se
ruritvniul loan Co., No. I!8 South Hownrc"
pt. First window north of Allen's dnif
More. Telephone No. 21.
TO IOAN $SK). MX), fino, $500 and $,. J
I. Bachtei, 1SJ S. Howard. 201tf
MONEY TO LOAN From -VK) and up
ward on household goods or any chattle se
curity and allow the goods to remain In
your posses-Ion. Can repayus in monthly
installments. Room 14, Arcade block. Of
fice hours. S:SUtoll:S0n.m..l:3t to.". p. in.
L. C.MILLER A IV
, Y MILLKK.
.j-32itr
MONEY" TO IA)AN On Jewelry, furniture.
pianos, horses, wagons, real estate, insur
ance policies; paj able weekly or monthly
PHvinents; business confidential; evenings
7 In s. If. G. Miller, 17 Central office bldg.
TO LOAN $2,200 at 6 per cent, interest.
27atf H. O. Feederle.
$1 to $100 on diamonds, watches, house
hold goods, pianos, horses, etc No delay.
Terms lowest. Business strictly private.
F. H. Caley, room 50, Central oftico building.
Tel. 2ii. mar 1 1000
HAIR DRESSING.
We will open a new hair dressing parlor
nt 139 S. Howard st. (up stairs), May 6.
LadiiScall and see our pew goods.
12-11 Missks I.osocoT t Ai:oiiD.
PERSONAL.
GIRLS WANTED Two Gentlemen want
to make the acquaintance of two young
ladles betweeu ages of IS and in. Address
W. E. D. a n.l G. E. W., care Goodyear Rub
ber Co. 11
WANTED.
- WANTED Good night boy.
trlct Telegraph Co.
Akron DIs
3tff WANTED Salesmen to handle builders
and hardware supplies; metal Ic and as
phalturu paints and other salable articles.
Address American Supply Co., WjO-980 Second
ay.. Pittsburg, Pa.
WANTED Paper hangers,
once. Dague Bros. A Co. -
Apply at
12-11
WANTED Lady of business ability to
travel for three months; $S per week and ex
penses to competent person. Address H. M.
.D., care Democrat office. 13-15
AV ANTED A girl. 3Irs. M. O'Nell, 400 AV
Market St., corner AVnlnut."
AV ANTED Experienced laundry woman.
Enquire 405 E. Exclfange st.
AVANTED By responsible firm, manages
for office nt Akron; salary $1,200 a year with
chance for advancomont; position perma
nent ; $600 cash and reference required. Ad
dress P. O. box 35-t, Columbus. Ohio. 12-14
WANTED Some good party to plant 4
good lots on the Arest.HiU. Inquire of T. R.
Brennan. S05 Sumner st.. Akron, O. 14-16
HELP AVANTED-Mnle U. S. Census.
53,000 positions. Clerks, stenographers,
bookkeepers, enumerators, etc. Salaries
$540 to $8,000. Address Edward Troan, Madi
son. AVis. H-19
AVANTED Boys at Akron
grah.
District Tele-14-10
AA'ANTED Salesman wanted to carry sea
sonable line of (free) samples with exclusive
terrltorv. good for $25 weekly cash, from old
established high rated factor"- P. O. 1371,
New Tork. II
AGENTS AVANTED For "The Life and
Achievements of Admiral Dewey,"" the
world's greatest naval hero by Murnt Hal
stead, only $1.30, Outfit free. National
Pub. Co., I-akeslde Bldg Chicago.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FO R MALE A good building lot on Brown
av. AV11 1 be sold cheap if bought at once.
Address I.G., care Democrat. 13S
A Beautiful Home
For rent cheap to tho right party.
Money to loan nt 6 per cent.
P. P. Bock & Co., 209 S. Howard
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
STF.I'HEN C. MILLER, Attorney-at-Iaw.
Prompt attention given to collections. Pal
mer block, 1CS South Mala st., Akron, Ohio.
Tel. 15.
JEWELER.
FOll REPAIRING See Gebrge7lJ,nnellne.
AVatches, Clocks, nil kinds of Jcwelry I;13
South Main st., under red watch sign. 222tf
AUCTIONEER.
"A. 8. FOAVLE II Auctioneer. Orders
left utA. II. Smith's store prompty attended
to. 2B5-322
O- IVI I L-L
Beacon Block.) .
AUCTION.
ilM South Iiroailw ay. al I household sotxW
ami millinery natures. Tuesday next. 2
i o'clock i. m. H-13
SAXON TONIC
AND NERVINE!
Drives away ache;", pain--, weakness
and ailments that make women's
lives miserable. The Saxon Tonic
and Nervine is a Royal invigorating
tonic, a soothing and strengthening
uervine, a perfectly legitimate medi
cine, purely vegetable. harmless,
compounded and carefully adapted
to women-- needs. It will not dis- j
appoint or harm. In all cases of I
nervous exhaustion, inability to
sleep, nervous prostration, all harsh
medicines for bringing about men
struation are dangerous and do the
system great injury. The Saxon
Tonic and Nervine is the best, safest
and most natural way. which is regu-
latmg una strengtnening me wnoie
system: This medicine is not a cure-
-ill chrome diseases of the sexual
. .. . ii , n i
system of women. Saxon Medicine
Co.. 38 Kelly block, Akron, O. ws ,
WANTED TO LOAN
$1,000 to $3,000 at 6 per cent
for term of years if security is
gilt edge. Inquire, at once.
Hale &
Everett block.
ates
Tel. 1523
W. F. COLEMAN
Jusllco of the 1'eaco and Notary,
SOS AVooster nvenue.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Homes on monthly payments, straight 7
lercent interest. -1 have homes ranging
Voin $550 to t8,000. Can beat all competitors.
Telephone 6S1.
BUY YOUR PLANTS.
NOW IS THE TIME Get your Window
Boxes, Vases, and Baskets tilled with choice
and hardy flowers.
E. J. BOLANZ, Florist.
Cut Flower Store 220 S. Eain Street, lto-e
Houses, S. Arlington st. Grecnhou-e. 200
Wooster ave. Tel. 173.
MASSILLON COAL CO.
AVe have a large amount of money
to loan on goodvreal estate security.
Ijow rate of interest. Terms most
reasonable.
149 S. Howard $, Phones 582 and 593
VArViVMWWV
S9TFC?BFL- BROS.I
Stoart Laundry
New machinery, neAv location.
We guarantee our work. High
gloss or domestic finish.
3 L - as -m -9 - '
Nos. I82-I:t7 North Howard st.
iAASSjmtWSfitsSVJJ't
AnOrdinance
To repeal section 144A of the Revised
Ordinances of tho City of Akron.
Section I. Belt ordained by the council
of tho city of Akron, Ohio, that section III
A of the jievlsed Ordinances of the city
of Akron, lie repealed.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect
and bo in force from and after its passage
and legal publication.
Passed May 1, NO.
Chas. II. lsbell, E. P. Sprigle,
City Clerk. Pres't Clt v Council,
i IMay 6 8
Decline of Art.
The moment art became mercenary
Pegasus balked.
"I'm no livery stable horsel" he ex
claimed) and A'anished.
Some think the fabled steed of Apollo
is gone forever, Avhilo others are in
clined to the more hopeful opinion that
he is hanling a milk Avagon for his
board somewhere and will be seen again
when times pick up. Detroit Journal.
AVhere the Trouble Lie.
They were "discussing the household
.expenses of the future, as young people
will do under such circumstances.
"In Japan, "she said, with a sigh, as
she thought of his income, "a man can
pay for a house, food and two.tervants
on $300 a year."
"But think of tho cost of getting
there," he answered. Chicago Post.
Its Use.
"What's the use of a peace confer
encef" inquired the skeptic.
"A great deal of use!" answered the
diplomat indignantly. "It's a barome
ter. If we can get through a peace con
ference without a fight it Avill be a
pretty good Eign that we can get
through several years Avithout a general
war." Washington Star.
Silence 1 Golden.
"How did yon get home from the
club the. other night!"
"Ob, all right; only my wife was so
angry with me that she wouldn't speak
tome!"
"You always were lucky! JV'y Atifo
did Fpeak!" Heitere Welt.
I'nj-ment "WitSs Thank. .
Crimsonbeak When I visit my old
town, I always 'pay a visit to my old
landlady.
Yeast Well, I suppose it's only
right that yon should pay her some
thing, old man. Yonkers Statesman.
Tlie C.niiie In Sniiioil.
"Do you feel like a king at last"
aeked the devoted friend ofMataafn.
"I do," Avas the answer. "I feel like
a king who is liablo to be trumped any
minute." New York World.
Tb one I.tternry l'liriixen.
She What niaCs them think the
sailor stuck to his post?
He Because, I suppose, his eyes were
glued to the spot. Yonkers Statesman.
Tlie Only Rood Children.
Mr. Greene Funny how mothers will
believe that their own children" are so
much-better tliau anybody olso's children.
Mrs. Gray I know It. If nil children
now were like my Ilttlo Gcorglo, It would
not bo eo itrango. Soston Transcript.
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Western Colleges' Oratorical
Contest Held.-
iVlNXIXK MAX FBOM KANSAS.
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I
Tlie oulijrct uf 111 O ration AVai "IJu- I
coin Debates With Douglas" The First
Time That llhrrilii tVon First 1'rize,
Collie .Xeuft of the btate.
Obkku.v, May C. W. L. Long of
Clay Center, Kan., Oberliu's representa
tive, won firt prize in the Western college-.'
oratorical contest held here, i
Arthur E. Be-roe of Chicago university i
Ka second, Northwestern, represented '
by Barry Gilbert, wa third, Wisconsin
was fourth, Michigan and Minnesota
tied for tifth and Iowa was last.
The subject of the winner's oration
was "Lincoln Debates With Douglas.'
The delivery Jf Mr. Long wa. strong
and effective.
It was the iirr time Oberliu atou lirot
prize. '
Ilamia lleported largest Owner.
Ci.kvi:ivm. May li. It developed
that .Senator Hanua is the largest owner
oi siock in tne new American Ship
building com uany. representing tho con
solidated shipyards of the great lakes.
Mr, Robert Wallace of Cleveland is sec
ond on tne list of stockholders. The
iwiuiiiva ui inu xiiiiiii;
holdings uf the Hanua and Wallace
f.lmili h COUISC
( t, f
fhcti! inaMauai
Sownld'byl
Jones' l'lan For Toledo t.a.
Tolkuo, May (J. At a conference of
Mayor Jones and his friends and the
gas trustees of Toledo, it was decided
to attempt to purthe gas system of the
city on a paying basis, the mayor
strongly advocating the municipal
ownership plans used in Springfield,
Rls. There likely will bo another meet
ing in the near future to decide on a
working plan within tho law.
Will Try o Substitute Nou-Unionistsi
Cle.vf.lam, May C At a meeting of
the Lake Carriers association a commit
tee of five was appointed to go to Buffalo
at once to represent the association in
the trouble with the dock strikers at
that port. The committee will, if pos
sible, replace the strikers with non
union labor.
Killed by a Cat's liilc.
Clevkuam), May6. Joseph A. Hack
man, a Avell-kuown contractor of this
city, died in terrible agony as the result
of a out bite. Early in the Aveek he Avas
bitten on the thumb by a pet maltese
cat. Little attention Avas paid to the
matter at the time, .but later Hackmau
Ava taken ill and lockjaAv set in.
Moam- Took Hack Ui House.
it
to his
Neav Yokk, May 0. Henry
Sloaue decided to take back the
deuce in East SeventA'-second street
its contents, which lie presented to his
lorine wne. now Jirs. .ferry Hehuont,
m uc-ioucr last, ami winch a few davs
I ago she turned over to the State Trust
t COIUIKIUV to be 11-mnvnviil tn MV Si,,,
I if he would accept it, and iu the con
I trary event, to be sold and the proceeds '
1 iuA'csted for the benefit of their two i
j children. In return he was tu pay per
gonal debts contracted by his former
wife since their separation amounting
to about jtfLOOO. nms all inciunlirniiras
' of the premises such as taxes and the
, interest on a mortgage of $75,000. The
t house and its contents Avas said to be
j Avorth about $-1 30,000.
l; ura I Free Delitery Divisions.
Wamiixgtox, May G. Tlie postmas
ter general ordered that the rural freo
delivery service be divided into tAVO
grand sub-diA-isious. The ivestcrn is to
consist of the states Avost of tlio Ohio
aud its headquarters Avill be 'ht St.
Lonis. 'The eastern diusion. compris
ing states east of the Ohio, Avill haA-e its
headquiirters in this citj". Francis M.
Dice of CrawfordsA'illc, Ind., Avill have
charge, of the Avesteru diA'ision and
Henry Conquest Clarko of Washington
of the eastern.
MieiV Proposal to 3Iazet.
New Yokk, May 6. Samuel Miers,
the BroadAvay tailor, who Avas a witness
before the Mazet committee and Avho
has been threatened Avith indictment
for refusing to ansAver questions, sent a
letter to Chairman Mazet, in which he
enumerated four questions Avhich he
should hove answered, but maintains
that all the other questions he refused
to answer Avere not proper to the in
quiry aud'he persists in his refusal to
answer them.
Mimlerrrs of AVomen Hanged.
Waphimiton", May 6. The double
hanging of William Strather and Chas.
Winston at the district jail passed off
quietly. Srrathcr's victim Avas Rose
Talbot, Avho had left her husband to
live with him. Winston shot his Avife
Emma Avhile in bed on Des. 13, 1897.
To Attend Tuberculosis Congress.
Washington", May G. Dr. George T.
Vaughn of the marine hospital service
Avas detailed to represent tho service
and the treasury department at the in
ternational tuberculosis congress to be
held iu Berlin tho latter part of this
month.
llr. nodding- Tery III.
Washington, May G. Dr. William
W. Godding, the superintendent of the
Government Hospital for the. Insane,
and one of the foremost medical experts
of the United States Avas crincally ill,
with little hope of Ins recovery.
To Aid Hermans In Philippines.
Buiibix, May G. The government
telegraphed orders to the German con
sul al Manila to give pecuniary aid to
distressed German subjects in the Phil
ippines. Cardinal Krementz Hied.
CoiAHixn. May G. Cardinal Pnilip
Krementz, archbishop of Cologne, Avho
attained the cardinalate in 1893, is dead.
He Avas in his 80th A-ear.
r.ml l-anrenee Dunbar III.
NewYokk, May (. Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, the negro poet, was, seriously
ill Avith pneumonia in this city.
The Sim nice llnchclnr.
"Perscss who stammer," said tha
pseudo scientific boarder, "do so because
they think faster than they can talk."
"Ii that the reason." asked the sav
age bachelor, "that avo so seldom meet
a woman Avho rtainmenl" Indian
apolis Join mil.
Cnaux Belli.
Magistrate You say you knocked
this man down because ho" said you
looked like a bulldog?
Mnrphy No, yer honor; I wouldn't
hov moulded thot, bnt he said I looked
loike an English bnlldotr. Criterion
First Time Here
An Ohio Tented
-Institution at
KRON
Tuesday, May 16
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KA.VUiriN PT ATE tDHW
OK THE WORLD
3-Ring Circus-3
Double Menagsria
Racing Carnival
Roug&Riders
AND--
Congress of Nations
Waterproof Canvas
Rarest Wild Beasts and Birds.
RERFORMAHGES DAILY, 2 AND 8 P.M.
THE CELEBRATED
Werntz Family
Ariel Artists. Best Riders and
Tumblers. Champion Leapers.
Trained Animals.
Baby Elephant
Baby Lions BabyxPonies
And Joe Berris's marvelous Go'
Trained Horses performing at one
time, in one ring. Americans most
famious edicator. A ir.o;t interest
ing exhibition.
Free S w Puie 10 !i
w ww i mi vivtw v in.
New Free Exhibition
On Circus Grounds iminediately
aflcr parade.
Reserved seals and Admission lickeis
AT ,
E. STEINBACHER & CO.
104 Market st.
'.) a.m. Show Day.
Location of Show Grounds,
Thornton and Princeton sts;
An nilitM-' Mffcri in i Inn.
For over a year TIu Ledger has been
stealing from its cxtvianges without v
qualm of conscience. Notice is hereby
given th it our better natuie has asseri
cd itself, aud everything will be credit
ed hereafter. Tell yon why. Saw an
item in a western exchange stating that
a woman was composed of 480 muscles,
32.0 bones and 2S0 pins. Copied it as
original Woman read it Called U3 a
liar Had concealed on her pcrsoti 560
pins. Hereafter items will be credited,
and the blame of false statements will
fall whero it belongs. Roscoo (Pa.)
Ledger.
THE GARDENING HABIT.
In the spring the rural fancy
Lightly turns to gardening,
And the tyro at the business
"Thinks that it i- just the thing.
Spade and hoo and ralce lie's buying.
For such tiling he mustn't lack;
Then tho yard of small dimensions
He is ripping up I lie back.
Old tin can? and glass and brickbats,
Cobblestones and ancient shoeo
He nnearthi wliilo he is spading
Plot of ground lie means to UfiO.
Every morn and eve Iie'e toiling
Till at last the digging'a done.
And in seeds he's then investing
For the garden just begun.
There's a little bed lor lettuce.
In another peas he'll chuck;
There are'.beds for fceans and onions,
Beets and other garden truck.
Then, when all the seeds are planted.
Ho stands back and points with pride
To the garden that all summer
AVill for table w oil provide.
But the tronble's just commencing
For this tiller of tho soil,
Yfho so proudly calculated
On the products of his toil.
For tho neighbor's hungry chicken
Play the dickeuA witli the tepd3,
And tho beds so nicely plotted
Soon display a crop of weeds.
There's another week of toiling .
In attempts to mako it pry;
Then the man who dug the garden
Gives the liens and eeds full sway.
And when friends are asking question
And expressing their-mrprii-o.
Ho declares ho did th digging
Just to get some exercise.
PittKburg Chronicle-Telegraph.
Puzzle.
Find the boy Avhoso pa owns a candy
ritoro. NeAV York Journal.
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BUSINESS IS 'GROWING.
Dun's Ilevlen Xoted More Orders Cam
Forward In pite of l'at 1'he-
liiilllen.il Traile.
NeavYokk. May (!. R. Cf. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade issued to
day s-iid in parr:
"Tlie failures in April wei-e the small
est in any mouth since records Viy
mouths began. :' per icut smaller than
in April of last year, not a third of ihe
amount in lfcl7 and nqthalf the aiuomit
in April of any previous year.
'The ratio of defaulted liabilities to
solvent payments through clearing '
houses Avas less than TO cents per .f l,00i ,
against '.Ml cents in .Tanuoxy and.Sl.10 in i
March, ST.b!) in Angnt "and S.02 in '
September. 1 silt;. A great shaco of the i
j risk m the business world ha- been '
eliminated.
"It is no; incousisteiir nor stranue if
business halts, because it has been
crowded to the utmost for lour mouths
in anticipating future needs on account
Iol new combinations proused. In some
cases, prices lurvc been advanced so far
as to check ubav business, and in others
Avorks have been engaged so fair ahead
that new orders cannot hoav V' ts3;env.
"Vet new business in amount which
would hin licen astonishing two years
:igo is still coming forwaid, and the
i voimitary advance in wages by the Hi
("-sC)ier linns of Central association
and by tin; Frick Cok- works-, whose
. shipjieuts in April, W. I-VJ cars, weie
j. the heaAiest ever Known, show conli-
I deuce in tin-future. At Buffalo and in
Idaho strikes are causing trunble.
"Tho ui-.iin inoveiiielit has fallen oft",
only ',', Hil, 1-4 bushels having beenre
i ivived at tln west during the week,
! against l,tii.jl!i List year, and of corn
only .,!. ii i inisiiebi JiaA"e been ex
ported, against 4,r4i,T4!) last year, while
wheat ejHirts from both coasts have
been better Ji.5 i.j.7"? bushels, flour iu
cludetl, against 2.-(i34,!37 last year.
Nearly all iron Avorks are ei-owded
for mouths ahead, but axgood many are
catching up with their orders, Avhich
liave no.ntly diminished.
"The icport that all the great compa
nies are" to be melted into one influences
the stock market but is still scarcely
credited, and the raising of the 'foreign
prices Avhere American competition is
no longer felt is suggestive. Pig is uo
Avhere higher, nor has any class of
finished products established higher
prices, thongh in many tho demand ex
ceeds supply.
"Wool nUcs for tlie Aveek have been
large, 8,8o!i,S":i pounds, OAving -to sales
of oA'er 1,000,000 pounds Australian in
boud for export, aud heaA'y speculative
purchases, ot territory. The avooI year
ends Avith heavy stiK'ks on hand, aud
prices about 10 per cent lower thau last
year. British prices averaging ab6ut "ll
per cent higher for Australian fine, but
about 10 per cent lower for English and
crossbred wools. Sales of domestio
AVool in four mouths have been 83,393,
733 pounds, more tlRm in any year ex
cepting ISS'7. Avhen speculators Avere
taking in the hcay stocks Avhich some
of them have recently been selling at a
i'
( Mull. ut 'iiitiuucil to linpime,
been
gainst
Wa.-iunoto.v, May ('. Vice President i
HoKirt continued lo improve,
Sold Out
His Interests
m
Fartners.
DEVOTE TI.V.I' TO lMlll.AXTHKOI'IIV.
Announcement.
II. v
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. Trli U
llenieil
Friek
Al.ole
Tliat
Cuke
Hie arni-Kle leel
ilaled Combine Willi Otlir
ririni.
Nkw York, Mav Ii. H. C
Friulc
made the follow-ng statement:
"The current rumors that the Car
negie Steel company, limited, and the
H. C. Frick Coke company contem
plated combination with other steel in
terests were wholly unfounded. What
Avas in contemplation, and what is hoav
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AKDBEW CARNEGIE.
practically consummated, is the amalga
mation, under oue corporato organiza
tion, of all of tho properties and inter
ests of the Carnegie Steel company, lim
ited, and the H. C. Frick Coke com
pany and their subsidiary and allied or
ganizations. Practically - the only
changes iu the situation Avill bo the re
tirement of AndrcAV Carnegie from the
organization, he having sold to his
partners his entire interest, Mr. Car
negie's intention being" to give his en
tire time in tho fnturo to the prosecu
tion of His great philanthropic Avorks
"With reference to the charters
Avhich have been obtained in Pennsyl
vania aud 3Sew Jersey, there is nothing
to say at present, but it should be Avell
understood that there will be no change
in the management of the A'arions com-
pames." .
NICARAGUA MAY BE RIGHT.
I'
Attorney Cent-nil C'iiiixIiIoiImk the C
lilllH
j uf Alnerifiin AlercIiatitH.
1 Wasihxcitox, May li. In answer to
complaints by our goA'crnnieut that its
. dispatches to and from our agents con
sular and naval in Nicaragua Avero being
interrupted and delayed the state de
partment avtis informed that the trouble
Avas that the land lines, fortning an essen
tial part of tlie cable system, had been
uuAVorkable in Nicaragua.
Tho'tate of affairs in Bhiefields ac
cording to the last rcjiorts to the btato
department Avas not bclioved to bo very
critical. .
United States Minister Merry reached
there.
MeaiiAvhile the government hero was
by no means clear as to the legal right,
of tho United States merchants iu Blue
llelds to claim exemption from tho re
payment of duties already paid to tho
ISllS&tftfSrY '
BISHOP
His Word
Try Paine
I Who Avill doubt the Avonderful efli
I cacy of Paine's Celery Compound in
to His the face of the following endorse
j ment from the Bishop of the diocese
i of BurlimrtonV
' Wkuj, BiciiAitosox 6c Co.,
GextIjEMKx: I have been asked
nvhy I recommend Paine's Celery
1 Compound, and I desire to put on
record frankly my reasons lor tins
! "-'lldorseiiieiit, hoping that my words
I iii,ii, iiisjiit; muse luuueis wuu neeu
i may inspire those readers avIio need
. ,nlrl nnrl nrromrtli wirli fnitli t. ti-.r
Paine's celery compound and prove
ro tnemseives its Avortn.
u At the Fanny Allen Hospital, an,
institution m Aiiich-1 am deeply in- ' in America, A-as consecrated Coad
tcresteil, Paine's celery compound jutor Bishop of Burlington in 1S!)2 bv
has been used successfully. the most Reverend John T. Wif-
The Sisters of Mercy at Mount St.
Mary's Academy on Mansfield ave
nue rely upon Paine's celery com
pound as a tonic and strength giA'cr.
In my oavh household, one of the
domestics has taken Paine's celery
compounu lor liver troiiDie or'iong
standing and says, "It has done more
good than any other medicine."
ft Several priests have spoken to me
Fov n SUALSmii
NEW STEEL
PASSENGER
STEAMERS.
SPEED,
COMFORT
and SAFETY.
LINE to MA
To Detroit, Mackinac, Georgian Bay, Petoskey, Chicago
Ho other Lino offers a lanoraic of 100 miles of cnnal var!tj" and interest.
Four Tript per WV Between
Toledo, Detroit and Mackinac
1 t.ry bj, ao.1
.M;Kt Eetwcen
Cleveland,
Put-in -Bay
and Toledo.
FETOSEET, "THE SOO." JUISOrETTE
iJTD DUIXTII.
LOW RATES lo Pltturoqoe tarUn- aad
K(arB. Ineladia Xrals and Ef rtlu. Ipproil
malf fott rrom ClcelaDil, $19.20; Trim
Toledo, 910.S3f from Detroit, 13.72.
ffld sit for Illustrated Pamphlet. Address,
A. A. SCHANTZ, a. P. A.. DETROIT, MICH.
insurgent leader Keyes, anil the Avhole
subject Avas before the attorney general.
It Avas probable ipaestious of fact Avonld
determine tho issne, tho principal point
being tlfb attitude of the Amercan mer
chants toward Reyes; Avhether they
Avere Avilling or uuAvilling coutribntore
to his taxgathers.
The gnnbo.it VLeii Avill bo sent tem
lKirarily, as the Detroit is of to hea-y
draught.
PREVENTS INTIMIDATING EMPLOYE!;.
U5 I I'liitcil Mali" 3Iil Sign nil Mri-i-t
Cars Kestrlrtcil.
V.isIllNOTON". MilV li. PostlllllstiM-
Ueueral Kinoiy Smith made a. ruling
that the sign "IT. S. Mail" or other
sign indicating the carriage of the mails
must lie carried only by such cars on
I street railway hues as actnallv at tho
time are transporting the mails.
Ibis decision is in rcsiKHise tu a re
quest from the Amalgamated Associa
tion of Street Railway Kmployes, who
in convention in Loufsville Wednesday
.telegraphed President McKinley a pro
test against tho indiscriminate use of
these signs by street car lines Avith the
apparent design of intimidating em
ployes. lueillnlile Mrlf.
"Do yon think that we will ever have
universal peace" asked tho thoughtful
man.
"I dniino," answered tho musician.
"If we do, I'd hate to have tho contract
of managing the singing organizations
who will bo nssuuibled to sing anthems j
about it. The professional jealous Avill
be soiiietbiug terrific." Washington
Star.
0
SWffl
s Celery Compounu.
in praise of this remedy, and I be- lire that is the source of much pride,
licvo it has the confidence of my a- the Fanny Allen Hospital at Burl
socia'tcs. ington, and a church AA'hich is con-
EA-en did I 'not know from personal shlered the finest in the State,
observation of the Avorth of Paine's His kind hearted desire to be of
Celery Compound, I should feel like ( service to the people and the great
praising it for the simple reason that sincerity that breathes through every
it is prepared by the Wells & Rich-Hine of Bishop Midland's recom
nnlson Co., a linn Avhoso members I meudation of Paine's eelerv com-
haA'e knoAvn for nearly a quarter of a
i century, and in whoni I haA'e perfect
coimuenee,
j confidence. Verv triih-.
T.-..r-" nr, . ....
Coadjutor Bishop of Birniugtou, Vt.
Father Micnaiui, one or the ablest
priests of'the Roman Catholic church
liams, D. D Archbishop of Boston,
assisted by Rt. ReA". Bradley, and
Rt. Rev. H. Gabriels, D. D. The
diocese then contained 87 churches,
01 priests. 15 convents, one college,
15 academies, one orphanage, tAVO
hospitals, 18 parochial schools, and "a
Catholic population of 55,000. Father
Michaud built the Providence Or-
i phan Asylum, a commanding struc-
CHUXS13 ialco the
BSE
r
ras
t
1
The Creates! P-jrfecticn
;ei attained Ir. Suat Con
struction: Luxurious..
Equipment, Artistic Fur
nishing, Decoration ara
Efficient Service.
Dar and XT?M Scrrir tl.i,.3
DETROIT AND JCSIVEUINB
lare, SJ1.50 E'I Directlw.
Berlin, 7c.j (I. Slalero.i, $1.7S.
Connections oro mzJeat Cleland witti
Karl.tt Trains for a'l poinU Eat. South
mod bontliwent, and at Detroit for all points
North and Northi ft.
ftnndlj Trips Jnoo, JpTj, Aunnt
pl ember aul UetoWrOnl.
DeiroiionflGleii'SKiiidKflyisoiiOOCGSiJaF
iic Gut it:
Lady I think j on are the Avorst look
ing tramp I ever saw.
Tramp Ma'am, it s only in the pres-
ence
bad.-
ot uncommon
-Tit-Bits.
beauty I looks so
Unkind Xntnrc.
Groogiu Too bad th' shamrock don't
bloom.
Dngan Yis! Wo need a national
flower! Kansas City Independent.
An All-Aronml Cnlrniiity. ,
A gentleman invited gome friends to I
dinner, and as the colored servant tn-'
tcred tho room he accidentally dropped
n platter which held a turkey.
"My friends," said the gentleman'
in a mo"t impressive tone, "ueA'er in i
my life have 1 witnessed an event so ,
fraught with disaster to the A'arions na
tions of the globe. In this calamity wo t
see the downfall of Turkey, tho upset
ting of Greece, the destruction of China ;
and the humiliation of Africa."
The Itulll.u Spirit.
Mr. lliland Poor Skribbles kept up '
the A'ery last -the fiction that ho was '
to
a i
man of lettets.
Mr. Halket--HowsoT
Mr. lliiaiid In his will ho appointed
a literary executor. rUtsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
AA'nrneil OlT.
"Yon need a lung rest thissuniiiii'r,"
Enid the doctor thoughtfully "In no
circnnistauces must you
to nny summer resort. "-
nsoirc Faith to
pound ought to leave no doubt iu
nnyone's mind of the tremendous su
periority of Paine's celery .compound
oA-er all the remedies that have re
cently been clamoring for attention.
Paine's celery compound will make
you AAt'll, and enable you to say so!
Tlie system strengthened, purified
and regulated by this greatest of
remedies will resist all invasion of
disease! m
There is no household that can af
ford to b.e Avithout it. Its praisfis has
been sounded by men and women in
every walk of life by the wealthiest,
the mo'st famous and by the humb
lest, but equally grateful.
Pains celery compound is "within
the reach of everyone. It is a simple
matter to tetitsastonishingefficacy.
ATKINSON'S DOCUMENTS.
Pitina.r ficm-rn! -nith Called Atten
tion lo s.me ,r tie Contents tetter
from tlie Stnstiiitiait.
Was.ihm;to.n", May 0. The following
statement Avas given out by Postmaster
General Emory Smith:
"lu A-iew of the statement of EdAvard
Atkinson that he sent his pamphlets
only tn Admiral ewey, General Otis,
President Scinu-maii and three or four
-ithr'i-s. riie k tter ot" Mr. Atkinson con
taining his application will be of inter
est. It is as JolloAVs:
" " Bosto.v, April 22, 1MW.
l"o tlie s r- t.i , fAVar:
'"Siu I desire to send a large nnm
f r or the cnclused pamphlets on 'Tho
Cost of a Xational Crime," 'The Hell of
War aud Its Penalties' and 'Criminal
Aggression; by Whom Committed' to
the officers and privates in the Philip
pine islands, i tnereiore aesire4to KnoAv
Avhetheror not these documents can .bo
sent directly through tho Avar depart-
meut or may bo forwarded in due course
of maik A list of regiments is desired
and if there are printed lists of officers
aA-ail.ible theV wonld serve mo a. very
nsefrd purpose.
'Eiiwakh Atkixsox.
"No answer Ants made to this letter,
except to send au official copy to the
postmaster general, who issued instruc
tions to the postmaster at San Fran
cisco to hold the paiuphli ts. The spirit
aud design of the paniphlets'Avill be in
dicated by a feAV extracts. -In one of
them. Mi Atkinson says: I Avill ap
pend one question to each reader: Hoav
much increase of taxation are yon Avill
ing to ln-ar and Iioaa many of your
neighlHU's sous are yon ready to sacri
fice by fever, malaria" and A"unereal dis
ease in order to extoud the sovereignty
of the United States over tho West
Indies and the Philippino islands':'
Again, after describing A'hat he calls
'the hell of Avar and its penalties,' Mr.
Atkinson says, 'lest others should bo
entrapped into enlistment in tho regu
lar army or volunteer serrico iu the
tropics, It Avill ouly be fair and honest
on tho part of the recruiting officers to
bo put iu possession of theso facts."
.Aluch 31f .c lliiilinrrnnHlnx.
Hoax I Avas thrown off a trolley cur
today because I hadn't my fare. I tell
yon that makes a fellow fwl embar
rassed. Joax You should be glad yon Avere
not thrown under tho trolley. You'd
attempt to go i feel more cut up about it then. Phila
Chicago Post, delphia Record. f
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