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THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
Edw. S. Harler Fred W.
Editors and Managers.
Gayer
Ed H. De La Coukt. Mgr. Adrertlilag Dept
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AKRON DKMOOKAT COMPANY
OKKIOB
Democrat Block, Noa. 1D5 and 137 Main t.
IONO UISTAXOJE PBOKE 1W.
OmOEKS ASD DIKBOTOEB.
President .
Vic-Presldent..
Secretary
Treasurer..
Edw. B. Uarter..
..James V. Welsh
A.t. 1'AK.E
KHED W- GATEIt
WILLIAM T. SAWTEK
JiJO. MON A3IABA
.June Weddings...
This is the lending month of tlie year for weddings,
is nothing better or more attractive than a piece of
There
Potter
assware
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I THE WITCH HARE I
rir'ti;ifAf;c7ti;,iit;ti(;tCtdf't;wt.i
Ed. H. Dk La Coubt.
Entered at the Postofflce st Akron, Ohio, us
Second-Clnsa Mall Matter.
Delivered Every Evening by Carrier Eo
5 CENTS A WEEK
By Mall 12.50 - - - Jl.forHlx Montiin
Official Paper of the City of
Akron.
TO TELEPHONE THE DEMOCRAT CALL
NO. 130.
FRIDAY, JUNE J
Nor n bridal gift. Our stork i full of good things ju-t in luir- v
this festive season, and avc invite you to call
Uli
and
PloveSfles
TRADETi&4cOUIf0b
"Wanner.
At sight of Sigfrid the dragon laughed
with horrid unction.
"Yon are jnst in tiny; I" exclaimed
the monster. "I am very hungry"
"Yon should have brought a sand
wich," replied the warrior lightly.
"Here in New York nobody thinks of
going through a Wagner cycle without
a sandwich." Detroit Journal
Tricked.
"I am disposed to he friendly to the
United States," said the Cuban. "They
freed us."
"Freed nsl" grunted the member of
the assembly. "What's that? They
won't give ub the caehwewant:"
Philadelphia North American.
Use Allen's Foot-Ease In Your Gloves.
A lady writes. "I shake Allen's Foot
Ease into my gloves and rub a little on my
hands. It saves my gloves by absorbing
perspiration. It Is a most dainty toilet
powder." We Invite the attention of phy
sicians and nurses to the absolute purity of
Allen's Foot-Ease. Dr. W. C. Abbott, edi
tor of the Chicago Clinic says: "It lsn
grand preparation: I am tiling It constantly
In my practice." All drug and shoe stores
sell It. 25c. Sample sent FIIEE. Address,
Allen S. Olmstead, LhRo.v. N.Y.
LOCAL MARKETS.
WHEAT 70 CENTS.
Retail Prices.
Jnue a, 3 p.m. Butt-er, creamery
20c, country 15c, cooking 10c
lard 10c; eggs 18c; chickens, 15c per
lb. dressed
Corn, ear 23c to 25c per bushel,
shelled 45c: oats 33c to 37c; hay 55c
to 65c a hundred ; straw IXta to 40c a
hundred.
Potatoes5-j c pur bushel.
Lettuce 10c per pound.
New onions, three bunches for 5c.
Asparagus 8c a bunch.
Radishes, two bunches for 5c,
Strawberries, lX to 10c qt.
, Cucumbers, 5c piece.
Spinach 25c a peck.
Pie Plant, 2 bunches for 5c.
Wax Beans 25c a measure.
Tomatoes, 20c per ll.
New beets, 5c.
Summer squash, 10cvto 15c apiece.
New potatoes, 15c a measure.
Peas, 10c a measure.
Wholesale Prices.
Wheat 70c; oats 30c to 33c; corn,
ear, 20c ; corn, shelled, 40c : hay, $10.
to $11; rye, 58c.
Butter, creamery, 15 to 17c; country
10c; lard, Gc; eggs, 13 to 14c;
chickens, live 3c, dressed lie.
Navy beans,$1.34, $1.40; marrowfat
beans $1.50, $1.65.
Potatoes, 30 to 35c a bushel.
Cured hides, No. ,8J.'jS'o. 2, 8c,
green,No. 1, 7Jc, No. 2 GKc, cured
calf skins, No. 1, 10J&C, No. 2, 9c;
green, No. 1, 9c; No. 2, 8c; tallow,
No. 1, 4c; sheep peltsdamb skins,
90c.
Pork, dressed, 4c, live $3.50 to
$3.75; beef, dressed, 7c to 8c, live
4c to 5c; mutton, live. 4o to 5c;
dressed, 9c to 10c; lamb, dressed,
lie live, 5 to h ; spring lamb, 14 to 15c ;
pork, loins, 8c; veal, live 5c to 6
dressed, 9Jrfc.
Sugar-cured ham, 8c to '9Jc;
shoulder, 5c; Califonria ham,
6c to 6c ; bacon, 7c to 8c ; dried
beef, lie to 15c; lard, simon pure,
6tc in tub ; 6c in tierces; country
kettle 5Cc: purf lard, 50.
inspect our assort nient'of
AH the Latest
PreMueed
Herrlck & Son
1 AVeArc i C J! " Our I
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I the Original j rzFa Ba Goods are 1
J Cut Kate Lj "Always Fresli
! Store. S Mhwaa and New. 9
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I The ta&s S1 Patent Medicines
1 Citizens saBfBRI " atdit Eates.
1 Appreciate the iJLn c art'T'lt 1
1 Opportunity ' Leaders.
D to Receive H-S E We are here to stay.B
I patent mamm. store I
1 2IO West Market St. I
I J. O. DAY &. OO. I
WE DO IT RIGHT-New YorkDentists
Artificial Teeth
AnOrdinance
To re-establish the- grade upon
Cherry street, between Market
street and Howard street.
Section 1. Be It ordulned by the City
Council of the city of Akron, that the grade
upon Cherry street, between .MnrtcUatreet
and Howard street, be and the same is
hereby established in reference to and above
the city datum plane as follows, towlt:
At the southerly line of JInrket street,
145JW feet.
At 280 feet from the southerlv line of
Market street, 1SU feet.
At 5H feet from the southerly line of Sinr
ket street, 1.13.30 feet.
At the westerly edge of bridge across Ohio
canal, 130.50 feet.
At 245 feet from last named point, 181.75
feet.
At the westerly line of Howard street,
157.S0 feet.
With true planes connecting aijncent ele
vations. Sec. 2. That any ordinance conflicting with
the above Is hereby repealed.
Hec.3. That thlsordlnance slinll lukl' ef-fect-upon
lis passage.
Passed June 5, 1K'..
Chas. H. Isbell, K. 1. Sprigle.
City Clerk. l'res't City Council.
Aproved by the Board of City Commis
sioners. Chas. 11. Isbell.
June 8 10 Clerk.
AnOrdinance
To amend section 507p of subdivis
ion VIII, relating to electric wires,
lights and poles, of the general or
dinances of the city of Akron.
Section 1. Be it ordained by the Cltv
Council of the city of Akron, that section
SOTp of subdvlslon VIII, relating to electric
wires, lights and poles, of the general ordi
nances of the city of Akron, as revised July
5th, 1893, be amended so as to read as fol
lows: Section 507p. Heavy current wire at
crossings shall pass under tbe light current
wires, and no less than three feet distant
therefrom, except when permission is grant
ed by the Board of the City Commissioners
or ineir successors, upon application to run
them otherwise.
Section 2. That original section 507p be
and the same is hereby re pealed.
T Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after Its passage
and due publication.
Passed June 5, 1899.
Chas. H. Isbell, E. I. Sprlgle.
City clerk. Pres't city council.
June 8-10
We defy competition to workman
ship or prices. Painless operating
and extractions guaranteed. Careful
examinations free of charge.
Full set
of teefcli
rrrrw Without
piate
A S?ccivnr.
.Made of tliobest material, inside sub
stantial, made to fit. any mouth,
made to restore natural appearance?
Twenty years written guarantee
with.all our work.
Crown and Bridge Work
Examination, estimations and ad
vice FREE.
Open daily 8 to 8. Sundays 10 to 4.
!Nisw York E3r&i:a2 Parlors
IA8 Sou-bH EV.iir- Street.
O. W. RENKERT, D.D.S., Manager. Over Standard Hardware Co.
pw
AND
RETURN
Via C, A. v C. K. K.
Sunday,
June
11th.
Train leaves Akron
turning leaves Columbus
Union Depot 8:30 a. m., Re
7 p. in. and 12 :35 midnight.
I J. hf. L8TTLE 1
MILLINERY
The month of June is one
of the best months for.:
I have all the season arranged by buying so that I can
have the very newest, and nobbiest tilings as they appear in
June.
THE NEW THINGS FOR JUNE ARE BEAUTIFUL
J.W. LITTLE 1
jBWWjSL.r(l-a.E:-4xgH a
PLANS AHD ) ALL, AVORK
fKIS&I0HS GUARANTEED
FURBISHED.
M
P. Cahill
-AGENT KOI
Tie h. ii. m Co. inn onfl cm-
First-Class Plumbing: Work a Specialty.
Orders Promptly Filled.
203 East Market St.
Tel. 19S.
Res. Tel. 747.
iAL-4i.iaf,raaffcaEg
M.J. Murphy, Liquor Dealer
"tai ft i
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A SPECIALTY
S. Howard St.
AKRON, 0.
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Secin 'twas my awn gert sran'faitlier
what fust heard the story from the Aery
lips of Gammer Bassett, theer bau't no
particMer call for dUbelievin it, as 1
can see.
Well, Uammer Hasett wn- comin
hiune from tbe Tavistock market, awier
Wliiti-lnireb down, when what thonW
her hear l'lit the tantuni of a horn.
Mowed mj clear as a lell, an the bay-of
homnK in full cry! Then theer suddenly
MreaKisl aloiij; somethin gray, vri friirht
eiil ejes an .sides all wet wilh f:weat.
An the ln-at jumped lip 'pou toj) of a
ttune wall, light 'long side Mother I!as--ett,
where .-he rode her pony. They
had panniers in them days, the ways bein
too rcugh most places for an 1 tiiiif wi'
wlieels. So a sudden thought taLes the
auld '.roiii.iii. an he formed if she didn't
pop out her hand an catch the hare (for
hare it was). She catched tin by the
ears au popped un in the pannier, an the
beast 'peared to know as 'twas her awnly
chance o" salvation an bided so quiet as
a tamo cat. while gammer she pushed
on her pony an no doubt had a fine
thought of a judged hare come Sunday.
"Twas evenin time by all accounts
an a loneome part the road when the
horn went asain, an afoie she knawed
it the auld woman seed a gert pack o'
black hounds come a-tearin out the gran
ite 'pon 1'ew Tor, as she passed near by
on her way home. Black as the bottom
of a bos they was, wi' ruby red eyes an
thin tails as trembled like whips o' fue.
Course she knawed them for devil's
hounds ns anybody might, an, suie
enough, theer corned a coal black chap
arter 'em, an he sat upon a horse wi'out
no head, an the dame seed as his left
foot were cloven in the stirrup. Devil
or not, he weeni't smart enough to knaw
she'd foxed un an had the game hid in
her pannier, for he coined up in a very
gentlemanly way an axeil if she'd
chanced to a hare 'pon the way.
Dame, shivviu for fear, reckoned as
weeni't no gert harm to give the faither
o' lies wan in his awn coin, so her ups
an sez her'il seen nothin o' the sort at all.
An the devil thanked her so civil as need
be an Man oil his horn an was gone wi'
his dogs an his varmint of a horse afore
she'd time to cross her bosom or say a
prayer.
Then,, thinkin a gude deal 'pon such a
strange thing. Gammer Bassett went
aloiij till she seed the lights o' Meri
vale, where she lived.
Presently the moon lose awver the
moor edgge, whereupon chanced a 'mazin
thing; for no sooner had the light failed
in the pannier where thieky hare was
than up coined the lid. an, instead of the
haie, theer roo out a butiviil gal so
bowerly a maid as ever you see all
dressed in white, wi' a gold band across
the forehead o' her, an her hair corn
color under the moon, an her eyes, so
gammer said to my gert-grandfaither.
brighter'n the evenin star.
Mother Bassett seed as 'twas enchant
ments an set herself to her prayers all
she knawed; but the white lady spoke in
a pleasant fashion o voice, nn this is
what she said: "Auld woman, fear not
when I tell you I be a spirit not o' this
nirth. l'or many thousand years I have
been doomed to pay for a crime done in
my youth, an have had lo fly awver the
moor, from Whitchurch to Cranmere
pool, in the shape of a haie, while the
faither o' evil an his archangels, in
form o' hound-, hunted me. But it was
decieed that if ever I could let them pass
me hy au see their tails vanish in
the darkness my punishment should
cease. Today, by your help, this end has
been reached, an now I shall repair to
the hc.itvnly mansions. But think not
that I be ungrateful. I owe you many
thanks for your friendly help, an as it
is in my power to grant them, ax o' me
three favors an be sure that I shall grant
thi'ifi. Speak!"
Course the young vhite lady spirit
didn't talk in my common way for her
used the most butivnl words as ever
dame had heard but that was the sense
of what she said. An ould woman she
scratched her ear, an thoughted, an
thoughted. an wished her might have
had more time to consider such a gert
matter. But she was full o' mother wit
by all accounts, an soon had her wishes
leady.
"Savin your presence." she sez, "if
you'm in earnest an not haviu a joke wi'
me, I'll ax these three thinggs fust be
pleased to let my hens lay twice so many
eggs as any other body's."
The white lady nodded.
"Second, I'll thank 'e to let my cows
yield twice so much milk as any other
body's cows."
The white lady noded again.
"Third, as you'll kindly give me n
sharper tongue in my dealin's wi' my
auld man; for 'tis 'which he should' wi'
us most times, an I alius have the worst
on it."
The white lady said:
"Henceforth you shall always get the
better of your good man with your
tongue. And one word more. Yon have
outwitted the devil, Gammer Bassett,
and he is one who never forgives an in
jury. Therefore be cautious, and look
to it you give him no chance or opportu
nity to be even with you.. Farewell!"
Then the maiden vanished like a moor
mist 'fore a breath o' wind, an Gammer
trudged home.
Fust word she heard on getting theer
was a hard wan from her husband for
bein so late; but she'd got a harder
ready for him, an from that day ever
afterward, to the wan when Gammer
buried the old Mid, he found he'd met his
match an more'n his match in her
tongue. Never was heard such razor
words to Meiivale afore. An same wi'
the fowls and the milk cows. The
ghost, or whatever 'twas, kept her word
by Gammer, an the eggs she got an the
'mazin showers o' milk her cows gived
was a wonder o' the countryside for
years an years.
That's the tale just as my gert-'gran'-faither
told my faither, nn I can't see as
anybody's got any call not to b'lieve it,
for never none feared a lie worse'n my
gert-gran'faither. An as to repeatiii
such a thing, 'tweern't in the nature of
the man to do it. Black and White
w
and
ask
E SHALL NOT im
pose on vour time
you to read a
of lo or 20
pages describnm the
merits of the
catalogue
i .
UNTO THE END.
I know not where tomorrow's pnths may wend,
Nor whnt the fnture hold, but this I know.
Whichever way my feet aw forced to go,
I shall le given courage to the end.
Though God that awfnl gift of his may send
We call long life, where headstones in a row
Hide all of happine-s, yet Le it so;
I shall be given conrage to the end.
If dark the deeiening shadows be that blend
With life's pale sunlight when the sun dips
low.
Though joy speeds by and sorrow's steps are
slow,
I shall be given courage to the end.
I do not question what the years portend
Or gi-od or ill whatever wind may blow;
It l- enough, enough lor me to know
I shall Ik given courage to the end.
nila Wheeler Wilcox in Youth's Companion.
MaB 10 M
Notice this No. 323 is oh eachjwindow. I
tail ill ill
Saforia Sfioes
They speak for themselves.
Your inspection will lie hot
ter than 100 pages of praise.
Call and ee them. If once
yon have the Satoria you will
buy no other
Price . .
YV"c are exclusive asents
A LITTLE BIT OF A DARKY.
I 110 S. Howard St. g
9
if
you
would
stand
on
the
pedestal
of
hiicce-s
choose
wisely
your
trading
place;
you
understand,
of course,
that means'
bnv Groceries
at
!; Tulil 1I1 Story Well anil Iteapcu
HIh ltettiril.
He was a little bit of a darky, not
much bigger than a lump of coal and
not uracil whiter, and when I called
him tip to do an errand for me across
thestieet his eyes snapped as if they
were electrified.
"What is yonr name?" I inquired.
"Tank, boss," be answered, with a
bow .md a grin.
"That's a queer kind of a name.
Yonr people aren't temperance folks,
are they V
" 'Deed, boss, I dunno. Dey calls mo
Tank, bnt my name's Pasquotank Per
quimans." "Oh!" I laughed. "That's name
enough for Iwo kids like you. Where
do yon come from?"
"I'se f'nui Kbrf Ca'liny, boss."
"What are you doing to far from
home?"
"Doiu the best I kin, boss."
He stopped a. moment to stndy.
"How much have you made today?"
"When I gets de 10 cents you's
gwinter gib me," he said, with a
shrewd little smile I baddjjfeigreed
upon a price at all "an I gBfu cents
mo' f win de nex' gem'man it'll make
20 cents, boss."
"Is that all? Yen can't live on 20
cents a day, can yon?"
A. shadow, if a bhadow could show
there, came into tho little black face,
and with it a bard line as of determi
nation. "I'se gotter lib, boss," he said. "I
cain't die, fer dey ain't nobody but me
ter take keor ob mammy, an she's
mighty po'ly mos' ob de time."
Possibly Pasquotank Perquimans was
working on my sympathies and his
story may have been told many a time
before, bnt I think not, and I know
that his revenue for that day was more
than 20 cents.' Washington Star.
Goods will be sold REGARDLESS OF COST
Summer Clothing, Winter Clothing, all must go.
Cent's Furnishing-;. Hats. Caps and Children's
Clothing will be sacrificed so that everv trarment will
be sold by Sept . 1 . -feg-ais sale
men's, Boys
..tnudrcn's Clothing-.,
Will be sold cheaper than others can buy them
because avc are manufacturers. A clean new stock
will be put in for the fall season. Now is your time
to save money.
I
Akron Clothing Co.
I Wo. I3S S. Howard s-fc. I
I "ext to the 15. Ij. Dodge Furniture Store. I
F?3rf 'BTPhi3 Lai3,t I
GOODS YOU NEED IN SUStiER.
Gasoline Stoves
Lawn Mowers, Hose
Window and Door Screens
Ice Cream Freezers
Garden Tools
Builders' Hardware
Nails, Tinware
OUR EF5ICE:S
Sherwin-Williams Co. Paint
Lead and Oils, standard
brands
Brushes of all kinds
Poultry Netting
Stoves
Roofing and spouting
ARE RIGHT.
HART
Oor. Howard and Market"Streets
The oldest hardware stand in the citv.
Griesmer & Crumrine's
GROCERS
No. 218 East Market Street
Tel. No. 58
Evidence of Ability.
"And so jnu think Horrocks is a man
of more than otdinary intelligence? What
has led yon to form such an opinion of
him?"
"As I was on my way homo yesterday
I saw a horse that had balked in the mid
dle of the street, and a crowd had gather
ed around. IIoi rocks was the only per
son piesent who had no scheme to sug
gest for making the animal move." Chi
cago News.
An Oilnlon.
"A trust," remarked the very pros
perous looking man, "is a public bless
ing." "Maybe it is," answered the unas
suming friend, "bnt I can't help think
ing it is one of tho kind that would
brighten as it took its flight." Wash
ington Star.
Order your Spring
Suit and Over
Goat now. . . ,
Y
THE FASHIONAIiLTC TATLOIt.
Gttth Uloek. lS4-i:ifS S. Howard st
lie Wa .o Authority.
The New York Times relates an anec
dote concerning Mr. Howells that is
good enough to be true, whether it is
or not. According to report, a dispute
as to the words "lunch" and "lunch
eon" recently arose between Mr. and
Mrs. Howells. Mr. Howells championed
"lunch" as the proper term, while his
wife defended "luncheon." At last, at
Mr. Howells' FUggeation, they appealed
to the Century Dictionary to settle the
question. "Well, I was right, after
all'" lie exclaimed in triumph, and he
read aloud the following extract quoted
as showing correct usage: "We lunched
fairly upon little dishes of rose leaves
delicately preserved."
"From what author is that sentence
taken?" inquired Mrs. Howells.
"Why, I declare, from W. D. How
ells!"
"Pshaw!" was the retort. "He's no
anthority."
Unrloo.t Bird Hnuiis.
It is a well known fact that if the
young of almost any kind of bird are
taken from the nest before they can fly
the old ones will feed them most atten
tively if tho cage in which the little
birds are inclosed is placed somewhere
where the parents can reach it, and a
popular but erroneous belief is current
that they do this for a time, and end
by poisoning the yonng ones.
This, however, is a mistake, the fact
being that at a certain stage of a young
bird's existence, when it is naturally
able to begin catering for itself, the
parent birds, also quite naturally, cease
to attend it, and then, if tbe birdlings
tire shut up in the cage and their cus
todian has not thought of placing some
food at their disposal they necessarily
die, not from poison administered by
the parents, but from starvation. St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
A Choice line of
Sailors at
Miss Helen Griffin,
50c i
7o I
Children's Sailors at I
Cor. High and Ex
change Streets.
Are always pleased with sifts coin ins from our htore. The reason
is plain: USEFUL and ORNAJdENTAI. goods, HIGH QUALITY
which means SERVICEABLE, are the kind or goods we sell and
consequently not only please, when received, but grvo- ati(ie(j
pleasure iroiu use.
Do
ou
you
can't afford to
Do you. want a nice low priced gift? We can please vou. 1
want a nice Watch, Diamond or a' rich piece of Jewelry? Yi
t afford to miss us. The newest uroods and correct nrices.
Frank. Laubach & Clemmer Co.
Plain Street.
Try our Silver Polish.
S.O.O.P".
TEIVIFIE
01
iiiKi
In amounts to suit individual!
on real estate security.
G Rer- Oer-i-fc- Interest
Wail I Hoifgnger
226 South Main si, Akron, 0.
Phono a
DRINK
Prmlnclngr a Good IxniireMHlon.
"I suppose," said the editor as he
spread the manuscript out on the desk
in front of him, "that yon call this
poetry."
"iNot at all, answered the yonng:
man who had submitted it. "I desig
nate it merely as versification."
When the editor had recovered from
tiis astonishment, he made haste to say:
"You may leave it. I have no doubt
I shall find considerable merit in it,
and I shall be glad to look it over care
fully at my leisure." Chicago Post.
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE
ANOTHER SPECIAL SALE ON SATURDAY. -
A still greater reduction on Trimmed Hats. Also a fine variety
of Mid Summer Hats, newly trimmed for the comimr season.
Wo have tho VERY LATEST in White Sailors and Walking
Hats. Also every variety of Sailor from 10c and upwards. Call
early and make your selection. Prices low as the lowc-f.
IVars. E- O.
ioo-fc,
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139 Howard St.
Oil IB !
SE, ,,!!
W're Tlinn die Dlnense.
Handout Harry1 I wasted de hnll
ui or n in yesterday readin a piece in de
pttper about how ter git rich.
Tiepass Teddy Didn't it tell how
ycr could do it?
Handout Harry It didn't tell no
way but workin. San Francisco Ex
aminer.
Economy,
btticiency,
D u t-E fa i I i ty .
Reing adjusted to any given
gas pressure, the requisite
volume, of gas and air to in
sure perfect combustion un
easily and readily obtained
and controlled,tlius securing
the highest eiliciency and
greatest ec
consumed.
Insist ou plumber ftirnNh
ingsame. I'll guarantee ga
bills less than coal.
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112 Niagara St., Buffalo, N. Y.
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From One Point of View.
"There, now, jast listen to thiol" the
telephone exclaimed. "A very wealthy
man says the way to get rich is not to
talk during business hour?."
"Huhl" growled t,he phonograph.
"That shows how little, he knows about
buelness." Chicago Record.
IT'S
THE
BE!
BREWED
The best donkeys come from Arabia.
They have clean, smooth coats, hold
their heads high and are used only for
riding purposes. Many are sent to Per
sia, where they sell for high snms.
They are well looked after and their
harnessings are of the richest.
Herr Dnsen, a German traveler who
explored the west coast of Patagonia,
says that mosses of all species are de
veloped theie to an extraordinary de
gree. They grow in immense heaps, the
explorer sinking to his armpits in sonio
of theu:.
Won Unite Up to Date.
"Yon say you want a bicycle,
Willie?"
"Yes, pnpa."
"Well, why don't yon start one of
those letter chnins and earn one?"
"Because, papa, I'd rather have n
chainless one." Yonkers Statesman.
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"I love to mako visits in the morn
ing." "Do you"
"Yes; all tho other women are bnsy
cleaning house, and it is bo funny to
see them try to act glad to see me."-
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Summit Lake Park Theater
New People For This Week, Every Evg., and Sat. Matinee
Seeker Wilkes and Kastus tho latest metropolitan success, the only
pickaninny singing conn sons in (Vnnau.
Allk'uat & Wild in tIn'ii'tmiiii-.en'ation of the ''Dance of the tioblins."'
Carroll & Maley tin- greatest knockabout song and dance artists in
America.
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The Great Seville Sisters lm e hern engaged at an enormous salary to
piotiin-e their laitiotis iviicctririM minority jj.-iuce. -inu imeeiis 01 nn urv
dancers. All others, outdone bar none.