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MACCABEES
Elect Officers at Richfield
dorhill Dead.
Mrs. Un-
Town Lino, Deo. 18-The L.O.T.M.
of Rlohnold Hlvo, No. 180, hail their
election of officers Friday. Tho fol
lowing wore elected : Commander,
Mrs. 10. Huck; lieut. com., Mrs. F.
Rathburn; past com., Mrs. Lovl
HalllwIU; record keopor, Mrs. J.
Gnrgett) finance keeper, Mrs. Both
Duston; chnplnln, Mrs. Bum Fnublo;
norgeant, Mrs. Frnnk Blgolow; mls-tress-at-armsJMrs.ICbas.Osborntsen-tlnal,
Mrs. Paul Phelps; picket, Mrs.
Win. Bonnnge; captain, Miss Eva
Bennago; pianist, Mrs. Geo. Vowles.
Tho K.O.T.M. of Richfield Tent,
No. 105, elected tho following officers
Saturday night: Commander, J. O.
Bockwood; lieut coin., B. O. Buok;
record and Unanco keeper, P. C.
Blgolow; chaplain, O. 0. Osborn;
sergeant, Frank Blgelow; master-at-arms.
R. S. Phelns: first master-at-
arms, John Cook; second mastor-at
arms, Fred idcnarason; picicot, it
nrnhnm.
Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Llnilormnn of
Traverses, uuy, iuicu., cauea on
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Carter nnd
daughter a fow days ago. Thoy aro
aiso visiting otner relatives.
Chns. Turner and wife of Conloy
called on friends here last Thursday.
The singing school nt Hnmmona s
Cornors Is progressing flnoly.
Ohas. Wilson, wife and family of
Akron spent Thanksgiving at W. B
Vnllern's.
There Is to bo a dance at tho
hotel at West Blohfleld Xmas night.
Mrs. Underbill, who has been a
great sufferer for about a year,
died at this plnco Sunday night. In
terment at W. Richfield. She leaves
one son and two daughtars Mm.
John Klrby.'who lives In Richfield,
and Mrs. Mary Unesett and John
Bassett of Nebraska. They mourn
the Iosb of thoir denr mother. 1)
ceased was well liked by all who
Knewner. xou uutss
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Curet Over Night
tho most stubborn cold as well as all
Its complications tickling In tho
throat, husky volco and violent
oouehlne. It is the most wonderful
medicine that science has produced. 9
AFTER FORTY YEARS
Brothers and Sisters Met The New3
at Twinsburg.
Twlnsbunr. Dec. IS. Adolph Hag
oman of Jnrdlno, Montana, who has
been visiting his pareutB in Akron
isr tne lust tnree montns, visited nis
partner's parents, Air. nnu Mrs. A
N, Sternly, one day last woek. Mr
Hagoman has returnod to his Mon
tana homo.
AHIe Buidwln and Thompson
iiureu oi uieveianu. spent Sunday
with their parents at thlsnlace.
Wm. Twirl nnd wife wore called to
Cleveland last Saturday 'to attend
tne runerni oi a irionu.
E A. Wilson, who hns beon build
ing houses near tho Lorain Steel
plant, has come home to winter.
Geo. Burroughs, who hns been in
California the past year, has return
ed to Twinsmng to sponu tne winter,
Betn li. Hnncnott, who is ver,
much out of health, is trolntr to star
for Gallipalis tomorrow to tako n
course of medical treatment.
Mrs. Sherman Lane, who has beon
in California visiting brothors and
Bisters for the last eight woeks, ha
returneu nome. buo reports a verj
nleasant visit. Boinn nf them slit
hud not Rnnn fnr 4(1 venrft. Shn thlnLt
California a very liesii able State to
live in.
Not a Surprise.
It will not be a surprise to any whe
are at all familiar with the good
qualities of Chamberlain's Cougl
Romcdy, to know that peoplo overy-
whero take pleasuro iu rolutlng theli
experience In tho uso of that splen
did mediclno and In telling of tin
benefit thoy have received from it
of bad colds It has cured, of threat
ened attacks of pneumonia it hut
averted and of the children It ha
saved from nttaoks of croup and
whooping cough. It is a grand, gooc
medicine. For sale by all druggists
E. Steinbaoher & ' Co., wholeBah
agents.
LOYAL OAK,
Mr. and Mrs. Mnrk Young hav
roturned from'a four weoks' visit li
Michigan and report n very pleasant
lime.
Geo. H. Betz, wife and son, Lloyd
spent Sunday with P. 13. Ware's o
Hametown.
Elmer Holme will leave tin
Reimer farm in the spring. It i
not yetknown who his successor wil
bo.
Tho pro rata assessment of tin
Norton Mutual Fire association -nil
be 2.8 mills on tho dollar to lay tin
losses sustained in 1830. Tho totn
loss amounted to J0.3VJ.02.
Reported that James Harter wil
succeed Mr. Keck, (lie present occu
pant of Owen Sweitzer farm, in tli
spring. Ben box.
Catarrh Cannot bo Cured
with LOOAIi APPLICATIONS, ns thoy can
not reach tho sunt ot the illio.itg. cutnrn
Is abluent or consllteitlemnl dUeti&e, mid h
order to cure It ou must talto Interna
remedies. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is takoi
Internally, and nets directly on tho blooi
and mucous surfaces. llnlrsCutarrltCup
Is not a quack medicine. Ituns prescrluci
by one of tho best phjslclnnslu this coun
try for yeurs, nnd Is ft reKUlar prescription
It Is compost d of tho bent tonics known
comhlnod Mlth tho best blood purifiers, act
tag (llroctly on tho mucous surHccs. Tli
fiorfect combination of tho two Ingretllnntr
shat produces such wonderful results li
ourltic Catarrh. Hend for testimonials, f re
t . J. CHUNKY .t CO., I'rops , Toledo, C
Bold by druggists, prleo "5o.
Hall's Family I'll Is aro tho host.
COMET.
Miss Irlma Brouchor, who wat-
ttCK, is improving.
Georgo Conrad lias removed to lib
own homo near the feeder. Job
Kleokner haB moved into the lious.
vacated by Mr. Conrad; Thom.v
Kleckner Into the house vacated b,
tbo former.
diaries Worklngor haB removet
to Barberton where he bought a lc
and built a house.
Homer Treesh has obtained em
ployment In tho Rubber Works
Akron.
Butohering is In full blast.
S. A. Rinnlngor Is making some
extensive improvements to lilt
house.
L. A.Treesh has commenced wrltlnp
a history of tho Treesh family. Hi
requests every Troesh who sees this
In the paper to write a historical
biography of them and thoir families
and send the same to him at CJoniot,
Ohio. This will bo greatly appreciated.
GOLD
Maif Sawdf.
Gold Dust cleans
everything about the
house better, with
half the effort, in
half the time and at
half the cost of
soap or any other
cleanser.
Band far tn booklst M Qoldsa Raits
for Uoussw.rk "
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
Ostein St. Liolt NcwYork Boitoa
UNITED WORKMEN.
ft rand Ma tor 'WorL.i.inn of Califor
nia Chip From the Worhiihop, i
I. M. Collius of Tirsno, Brand muster
fcorLman of the California juilsd.ctlon,
hns ulrcuuj pror
eil tho wisdom of
the grand lodge
In olcvntlnff him
to the high posi
tion he so ably
fills. Since his
eleUion a notice
uMo increase of
zeal for the order
hasmunlfcsted it
self in proposi
tions for member
B'dpand a general
awakening in the
lodjzcH, although
California has
neter been slow.
I. m. coixixa. TbIfi utmosphero
BpeaLs well for the order in the Golden
State, lhe present incmbcrshln la about
1! 1,000 iu 207 lodges nnd D2 lodges of the
Degiee of Ilonnt. the woman's auxiliary.
The recent celebration of the thirtj -first
annhcrsury wan the largest gathering of
the Li ml ever held in San Frnnelseo.
The fiaternal visits of the Workmen's
association of St. Louis bare Injected
much enthusiasm nnd activity into pcv
eial of the lodges which huve teen for a
long time on the quiet list. Golden Utile
and Oiiental lodges have received U8 ap
plications ns a iLsutt.
Grand total bencflclary fund disbursed
by the order from organization to Sept. 1.
50S.427.W5.
The total gain in membership thus far
this year in New York state Is 093. Dur
ing the month of October the net gain
was CO, exclusive of the to new lodge
instituted in that month.
During the month of October S3G new
members were added to the order in
Pennsylvania.
Seven hundred nnd three applications
were lecentd ut tho Massachusetts
grand lodge office during the mouth of
October.
Louisiana leports ttmt it will be able to
repay money borrowed fiom tho war ro
Itef fund by Jan. 10.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
IChorasinn Will Do Prominent at De
troit Helmet Gllnta.
The convention of the supreme lodge
and encampment of the unifouu rank to
be held nt Detroit next August will see
the Dramatic Order of the Knights of
Khorassan iu all their glory. The tem
ples of the order throughout Michigan
are the laigest in the world, nnd Mecca
temple, at Detroit, has n membership of
over 000, eery one of whom is already
laying plans for a great celebration next
August. Among other large temples in
Michigan is the one at Ginud Itapids,
with n membeishlp of over 700. One at
Battle Creek has GOO members.
Chicago Is eoM to be tiLIng initial steps
looking to the erection of a Pythian cas
tle. In Indiana the past year 31 members
were bus ponded for other causes than
noupajimnt of dues, and HO were ex
pelled. Past Supreme Chancellors Walter B.
Richie nnd Philip T. Colgrove were both
la attendance at the receut convention of
the National Pythian Press association.
RED MEN.
(loo a Work Delntr Done In Pennsyl
Tan la Alonjr lbs Trail
Tho work accomplished by the great
mchem and,boaid of great chiefs, Penn
sylvania, in the paBt four months has
1 een four new trilns instituted; also four
councils. Decree of Pocuhontas; one uni
form league, and one beneficial degree
council. Sixty tilbefi have been officially
tistttd and ten district councils attended.
Addressed v.ere made nt five anniversa
ries. The next two months tho grent
nchem Intends to devoto to othclal
limitations in the counties of Philadel
phia, Dt lauu re and Chester. The In
crease In the order so far has been 1,800.
The order will observe with memorial
services the one hundredth nnniveisary
of the death of George Washington, Dec.
14.
Reports of the New Yoik Ilaymnhers
Bhow 41 lofts In good condition, with a
membership of ",C9H, nn Increase of 105
In six months, and 275 past chief hay
makers. Past sachems of Brooklyn arev taking
steps to form an association,
Mlrlmlcht tribe of North Attleboro
worked the chief degree on itf candidates
recently and received 10 applications.
ODD FELLOWS.
ITonora to an Cateemed Veteran.
Triple I-tuk Notca.
At the recent session of th.p grand
lodge of New Ilampshlie that noble vct
erun Odd Pellow and esteemed worthy
tflicer Grand Socretary, Joseph Kidder
was mude the happy recipient of the
good will and wishes of his brother mem
bers of the grand Jodge by being pre
sented witL an honorable veteran Jewel
h honor of his long and faithful services
s o fraught
thought of
Wil
ith
WWlil'S
In no necessity for
the ordeal of child
birth to be either
painful or danger-
nua The ne fit
nre
pregnancy ao prepares the ayitetu for the event that
without DDT dlacomfort whatever. Thil liniment has
of women through this great crisis without suff ertnr and they declare
It a ffodsend to women fiend for free book contiluloc information of
priceless vslua. Aadreu, firadfitM KcguUtor Co.,
ARItON DAILY DEMOCRAT.
DTJBT
and his half century of valuable mem
berSiUp. Odd Pcilows Herald.
Odd rellowshlp tshow a a steady grow th.
It Is not a mushroom, but a sturdy oak,
The sovereign grnnd lodge, as usual,
begnn ut the wrong end to curtail ex
penses. t
The power to authorize the consolida
tion of subordinate lodges nnd to arrange
the terms and conditions of such consoli
dation is vesttd In subordinate grand
lodges, and such grnnd lodges possess
the power to Issue under the circum
stances named a new charter to the con
solidated lodge, bearing such name nnd
number as the grand lodge shall deter
mine. The legislation of 1S03 providing for
RcbeLnh install til Ion floor work has nev
er been repealed.
Membership In a Rebckah lodge Is de
pendent on continuous good standing in
a subordinate lodge, and a brother sus
pended for nonpayment of dues lu his
subordinate lodge la by reason thereof
suspended from membership la the Re
bckah lodge to which he belongs.
California grand lodge fixed a Bpeclal
per capita tax for mileage fund of 30
cents, due from the membership June 30
next.
In those lodgcrooms where the mem
bers 'as friends and brothers meet" will
be found a testing place for souls made
weary by t.e daily struggles with self
ishness lu everyday life.
Pennsylvania Is tbo banner state and
Philadelphia the banner city In Odd Fel
lowship. A member of a Rebckah lodge cannot
vote upon nn application for member
ship unless such member is clothed In
proper regalia.
All active chevaliers In good standing
in their cantons arc eligible to the office
of ensign.
MASONIC.
Idftlio'a Sever KonmfTlltate Law
South, We at anil Bast.
At tho late annual communication of
the grand lodge of Idaho the recom
mendation of Grand Master Btorer that
the nonaffillatioa resolution requiring de
mit members t6 affiliate within six
months or be dismissed from the order be
repealed was not adopted. A resolution
was passed, howeer, requiring stilct en
fotcement of the nouaffiliatlon resolution.
It ts believed enforcement will result tn
repeal of the resolution at the next ses
sion of the grand lodge, Trestle board.
From the earliest period of which any
record remains It Is apparent that thft
law of Masonry has been that merit hi
the only fraternal ground for advance
ment either to degree or to office.
The grand lodge of Kentucky has pro
vided the punishment of suspension for
Douattcudance.
The' grand Royal Arch chapter of Ver
mont impoi.es no per capita (ax on its
constituent chapters, only for degrees
conferred.
At Anvil City Alaska, which Is about
70 miles from St. Michael's, here arc
about -00 Freemasons. An association
has been formed, and It Is proposed to
ask the grand lodge of California for a
dispensation for a lodge.
A worshipful master is not authorized
to uunounce his appointment of subordi
nate officers or committees bcfoie the
year for which he Is chosen, shall have
begun.
Illinois and Missouri grand lodges ex
empt constituent lodges from dues on
members whose dues have been remitted.
The average per capita table expense
of the Masonic nome of Ohio the past
year was onlj 13 03 cents per day per oc
cupant, amounting to $2,3u0 for 50 In
habitants. In California slander and the use of
vile language Is a Masonic offense suffi
cient to warrant suspension.
A Mason's friendship can only be coin
pdied to that never diminishing affection
which individuals ever and under all cii
cumstanccs cherish and retain for those
who are kindred with them In blood.
Kitlirhts ot Malta.
The reports show a steady growth In
every part of the order. Dutlng the year
10 communds have been stationed by thU
body, nnd ten more are almost ready for
institution.
Mouut Sinai, Emmanuel and Minne
apolis coinmnnderies gine a giand Inau
gural ball upon the occasion of the open
ing of the Malta temple at Minneapolis.
There arc now six grand commauderles
at work iu this countiy, and the seventh
will no doubt be established In New York
during the wiuter.
A remarkably large number of new
commands are being organized la ten
states,, nnd the outlook for giowth was
never brighter.
Sir Charles K. Schuyler has resigned
from the ohue of grand commander of
Minnesota because of his removal to a
new home in nnother state, and Sir An
thouy G. Voght, who is the grand gen
eralissimo, will fill that office until the
end of the present term.
Mnccatirea.
Elkhart tent Is the largest m Indiana,
with 1-U members. South Rend Is sec
cud, with 421.
September's net Increase In members
under supreme tent jurisdiction was
,333 as against DUO for September, 1808.
If each Sir Knight will do his best In
the present campaign for secuilug new
members, there will be plorioui resurrec
tion becues In some of the valleys of dty
bones before the dawn of the new ;ea,r.
The supreme tent has been authorized
No woman's happloeu ran be complete without children
His her nature to love and want them The dreadful ordral
tiirmitrii whtrii ilie extitctant tuotlier miul Dais, howeter.
with pain, suffering and danger, that the vtry
it fill her
horror. There
mmv
Mother's Friend during-
Friend
It ta safely pasted
carried thousands
Atlanta, a a.
THUESDAY. DEOESiflER 14
to currr on Iti sick and accident liuilncn
la Ontario.
Klttlonal Union.
Hcnator McCbcsntr, after visiting .11
ino councils tlmiugliout ri'iinjlniula,
reports tbo outlook rcrj encouruclns; nut
tlio prospects for o larger Increase In
membership durlnt; the present joar than
at any time In tho history of tho oldir In
tho state.
Moto thin 1.100 members haro been
received In the councils of St. Louis since
tho first of the jenr.
Knlahl. nnd Ladle, of Honor.
In New Jersey the order hns ahotit
0,000 members. Of these 2,300 aru In
Newark. A nnrt of this tnnmliTaliln n'
jects to chancing the rate table, nnd In
many lodges thcru has been talk of so
cession from tbo grand lodge.
There Is much dissatisfaction with the I
new and higher rates of Insurance which
tho supreme lodge has prepared and
which will become effecthe on Jan. 1,
1000. I
5S I ?
far as the iclief fund members are con
cernid after Jan. 1. 1000. the contribu
tions to that fund being made as the ro
inlttances roach tbo supremo oCke. I
Knight, of Honor, I
Amerlcus lodge of New York I, known
from Mnlne to California, und Its In
fluence for good Is felt In many lodges
over that great tcrrltoiy.
Nine mpmhn of the order died In Cal-'
Iforntu jurisdiction during October.
O. J. iVytel, supren-e lepresentntlvp,
has been elected grand dictator of New
Jersey,
Golden rni-Ie,
The enthusiasm In the temple degree Is
decidedly umnelous, lu I'euiisjhniiin il
temples bating been nddid to tht Iht
since the grnnd temple sesnion at Lan
caster In May last.
A new commandery of the milliu
brnnrh hns been organized hi Indiana, t
be stationed ut Marlon.
Credit.
Embarrassed countiy dcalrr 13 a
Boston wholesale grocery
"I would like to nnko n ot tin 1 1 nt "
"now much can jou puj V"
"Sevpnty-ilTo ccnti."
"Vet vtcll," mid-Wholesale, "we t.lll
close the" account."
"1 suppose jou will continue' to lit
mo have goods?" said Kcto.ll.
"Not a dollar's worth," responded
Wholesale, and tho former, discour
aged, dropped Into a chair.
Embarrassed retailer No. '1 Btupyvd
to the desk and wanted to settle.
"How much do jou offer"
"Flvo cents."
"All right," said the uncmbniras't.d
Wholesale.
"Can I havo any more goods?"
"All you waut."
Itctall No. 1, llslug:
"How Is this? 1 pioposo paying you
75 cents on the dollai, and jou tcrusu
mo credit. This' man otfeis joifonly 5
cents, and you wlll'trust him with all
he wants."
"My dear sir." exclaimed Whole-rale,
"you nre paying too..nluch. Von won't
bare any capital ,ei with which lo
commence liiislnefcs ngiln." While
upon the crodltlcss" retailer wont his
way, wondering wBb otlgliuted the
proverb, "Uonesty Is the best policy."
New York Observer.
Fool Lock.
"Tou can bet t la always n fool for
luck," said the titafiNvlio has had his
nose to thegrlndstano all lilallfc. "
"Now, there was Jack Shane of Ten
nessee, who drev4g25,Q0O In a lottety.
Jack didn't know enough lo go In out
of the wot, but he had a little money,
and be bqught n ticket that won, while
I got ten nnd didn't fetch a ceut. The
winning number was 43, and when 1
saw Jack I asked him how he happen
ed to take that number. 'Well.' he
snld, 'you see, It was this wav: 1 bad a
dream one night, and I dreamed tlut
the door of my room opened all of a
sudden and a big number seven walked
In. Then right after It enme other sev
ens and more and raoie till the room
was chuck full and I was about smoth
ered under them. Then I woke up and
began thinking It over. I knowed that
one seven wasn't the number to dinw
nor 77 nor 7,777, for there w ns a mil
lion of them, nnd no lottery had that
many numbers. Hut 1 figured awhile
nnd at last made up my mind that sev
en times seven was 42, nnd 42 was the
number, so I d rawed that one. That
wns all there was to It.'
"Now,"' concluded the talker, "If that
Isn't a case of n fool for luck w hat the
dickens Is It?" Washington Star.
SnvnnoCrnbs.
The most savage specimen of the
crab species Is fuund In .In pan, seeming
to dream of nothing hutDghtlng-to
delight In nothing half so much The
minute he spies another of his kind lie
scrapes his claws together lu rage,
challenging hlin to the conihnt. Not n
moment Is wasted In preliminaries, but
nt It they go. hammer and tongs. It
sounds like two rocks grinding against
one nnother as their cI.iwb inttlo
against the haul shells. The sand tiles
as the warriors push each other hither
and thither until at last one of them
stretches himself out In the sun, tired
to death.
llut he does not beg for mercy or at
tempt to run away, only feebly rubbing
his claws together In defiance of the
foe. That foe comes closer, and, with
bis claws trembling with Joy nt his vic
tory, the conqueror catches hold of one
claw of the vanquished crab, twists It
until It comes oft, nnd bears away the
palpitating limb as a trophy of his
prowess. Such Is a battle between
warrior crabs.
A Dllillophlle'. Reply
Mandcll Crelghton, the bishop of
London, has a honor of lending his
favorite books, says a London corre
spondent. The bishop Is a charming
wt as well as u gicat scholar. A fel
low clergyman once visited the bishop
And took a fancy to an old edition of
Shakespeare, He borrowed the volume
and did not think to return It for sev
eral months
Finally the minister returned It with
a letter, saying: "My Dear Bishop I
hare great pleasuic In leturnlug the
volume ou loaned me."
The bishop answered: "My Dear
Brother All the Joy Is mine." Denver
Republican. i
X Doolc She WonIdnt Rend.
"There Is one book of Mr. Steven
son's that 1 mj self have never read,"
said Mrs. Stevenson. "I refused to
cad It and held to my refusal. 1 make
Let ko or die. That's the alternative
of tho shipwrecked man Tilth tho money
bags. If there was only some one to
throw lilm a life preserver, lie might
save both life ana money. Without
help It is let (;o or il!c. A (treat many
peoplo have a like alternative before
them. Iluslness men come to a point
where the doctor tells them that they
must " let go or die." Probably ho net
vised a n oagc or" mountain air.
There's an obstinate cougli that won't lie
shaken off. The lungsnre weak and per
haps bleeding. There is emaciation and
other symptoms of disease, which if un
sklllfully or Improperly treated terminate
in consumption.
1 nousamis oi men nnd women in alike
' BfcMfttettra
cal Discovery. It purifies the Mood. It
carries off from the )tem all refuse nnd
poisonous matter. It gives the infected
organs the strength to throw off disease.
,TI "is tnkcn lck and felt so itupld I could
hirdly po about " writ-o Mlu Mary Kitcew. of
Cltfn. JaclKon Co , W Vo. " I hid imothrriiiir
pells I went to our belt physidsnt snd they
doctored rat alt ore summer. X kept growing
ww and Rot vt weaV. I couM hsrdly go about
Thtwo doctors I had laid I had lung trouble
1 had nn awful cough and one day mv aust told
me of Dr Pierce a Golden Mtdlc&l Dfscorery. I
sent snd aol a bottle of both kinds th -(.olden
Medial Discovery nnd ' Favorite Prescription
When I had taken that It helped me so much X
;M and got more I have taVen of loth tnedl
cluia altogether, ten bottles Xow mr lungs do
not hurt me, nud 1 don t have any cough lam
stout now and as well as ever In my life "
Gien imay. The People's Common
Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on re
ceipt of stvnps to pay expense of mall
itifr v.y. Tho took contains 1008 pages
and ;oo Illustrations. Send 31 one-cent
utimpa for the pjper totiiul edition
i - it enr t r r.o1- toiim! ddl
.ddrcss
r- oi wtileu in una lis u bygone age.
'lhe utithiir nlnuyx deeim It bis duty
t urn dp lilt I'huijciciK tnlU In what
I i n . iii ,l liugt.jgi- of that pe
tlun tiiul 1 am ntw.').s sure that be
doi u I l.uon pltlcly how the did
UiU .to 1 iron t it'jil xuch books I
would liner read the 'Dlick Arrow,'
anil Mr StererMiu thought It ouch a
good je.t,c tlut he Insisted upon dedl
irllnj It to mo." IIIumuimI Indiana
WeoLIJ.
Wise Mnn.
' (ire.it Ide.i. that of Mike's," said the
mtlitHlnvlk' heeler of the better sort,
"He lin't satUCiil with sinking hands
with IiIh popstltnenta In the ordinary
w.iy Wl'fi he iiicttn one of them, he
gralt both his hands."
"Ain't that lather owrdolng It?" said
the taiiilous person.
"It might Inn!; that way to jou. but
Mil e knows hi business. As long as
he holds the fellow's hands bU watch
Is Mife " -ludlaunpolls Journil.
Tlie Minnie of It.
"lioiirj'i H hurt your conscience to
wt.ir these pretty blid wlngi on your
bat',"
"It tloi-i a little, because they are
not genuine wlns. They nre only
clever Imitations." CI lengo Tilbune.
The cinllnnt Cnplnln,
Mile. Aud what did jou say to Cap
tain Martell?
Mary 1 lint you'd bo down Iu a min
ute, miss.
Mile. And what did he say?
Mnrj I'ltnse, miss, lie said. "Then
give me a kiss before she conies."
Pick Mo Dp
Exnsperntlna i:dlth.
"HniT). in new fiock Is either per
fectly nennlng or else It Is hideous."
"How Io you know ?"
"1 met IMIth IlluUs when I was out,
aud she didn't even mention It," De
tiolt 1'iee Pre3s.
Frliclitfal Alternntlve,
"George Is a nice fellow," mused
Arabella, "and looks cplendld In his
lieutenant's uniform In spite of the
fact that he lost one of his arms In
Cuba. And Harry Is n nice fellow,
too, nlthough he Is nn agent for one
of these hated trusts It Is a hard
thing to be compelled to choose be
tween a one aimed man and an octo
pus!" Chicago Tilbune.
It yen haven t a regular, lioultbr trgcment of the
botTtljiTorrdjr, you roilik.nrtvlll bo Keep your
bonds oihii una bo v.on 1 oriu lu lliosuauKof
violent blirslo. or )!!1 poison Is dm aorous Toe
smoothest easiest, muat pirlcclu&v or kcoulnelbe
bowels clear and clean Is to lake.
I'loarant Palatable Potent TastoCood DoOood,
Nevirslckon Weaken, er G rlt e lllo jOc.too Write
for free samide, and bookli t on boaltb Address
Sttrllss Briard; Csmpssy, ILIcsf, Sastnsl, Ksir Tars. 33a
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
Faster than ever
to California
Chicago-Union Pacific &
North -Western Line
THE OVERLAND LIMITED leaves
Chicaeo 6.30 a.m. dailv. arrives
iSan Francisco S.IS afternoon of third
day and Los Angeles early next mow
ing. 110 cnange or cars: an meats in
Dining Cars. Buffet Smoking and
Library Cars with barber. Tne best
of evervthlnn. The Pacific Exnress
leaves 10.30 p. m. dally. Tourist '
Sleepers every day and personally
conducted excursions every Thurs
day. Illustrated book free. Cation
any agent or address Chicago &
North-Western Ry,
tStSioaimttt - Aiis Vars
43iVlinSt. - C'Wssat
tOl CftiSl ft , HllwliWa
SOS nvafsagtg St., Soifot
607 SmltMW SU HtMurB
IV V Ami: CSMlasa1
17 Csmsss Martin: Ditrolt
svr maut si , Mffal9
M tJs! CATHARTIC j.
PW TOAOf MAHK RIOI5Ttf0fj'
FOR SALE.
iron HALB Oil KXCH ANOK-Hnren aero
truck farm near Akron, with good house,
Kho lots, North Hlll.nt Il20encli.lt sold
nulck.
News room house, near pavement and
street ears, n hnrgnln at 11,17).
New room house York st., nearly new,
forluo,
Money to loan nt lowest rntes of Interest.
ti. II. JONhrJ. Tol. so),
Tor Sale On Easy Terms.
The most eb annt suburban homo In Hum-
mil county; large house of 11 roams, hard
wink! nnlsfi, good cellar, lieater, good burn,
six Acres of Iniul. Htreet fan rfiss floor.
This property Is lennd question tho finest
iruj"rej ,,n iiij iiiiirjcrt. vkiHSPit lor less
than cost rr tmlldtngs. A bargain.
rllOM. Ii. UHII.DH. Attorney.
Walsh block.
V0NEY TO LOAN
TOIOAN li'rninsums to suit borrower,
J. I llaclitol, Its Houtu Howard. 17.) tf
MONKY TO LOAN-Krom KXn and up
ward on household goods or any chattle se
curity and allow the trry-jds to remain in
your possession. Can repay ns In monthly
Installments. Itoom K, Arcade block. Of-
nce. nours.siao to 11 sun. m.. Ii-S) too p. m.
I U. M I LLK H ft I V Y M I tf. K It.
sw-riitf
WANTED.
WANTr'.t) A tiiiirt In nnrlr In ft tinra nmt
delU er; on w lio lulertlnlids cutting meat
jjkju.iu u'jruer rurge aim atcji iu,
. 3U3-.NG
WANTi:j Tiro ipllcers. JCodh but ex
perluiirt bunds need apply. India Kubtr
tompnn). gtg-zm
WANTKI One or two rirst-clni n-lf-
men In each state to i.! a saloon nnd cigar
rUoru nntclnlty Hn article of merit and a
lint Feller. Htralcht sulary to RfKI men.
U rUnfjulck. Hend stain p for reply. Chlcnica
Jlfg, Co., Congress Park, 111. ISO-lid
WAN f EI) Hones to keon over winter.
I'rlctu n aionnblt. Ooodntalta and pl-ntv
nf pmxl feed. Inference, FrJ I.aub or I. 't .
JRCourt. Address It. J. Hyde, Jr.. Chip
pew a 1'. O. lW-XCrt
WANTED Man to learn barber trade.
' exppnsulf jou will Mork for ut. Eight
teks complete. Jmt adopted plan that
Kuaranti oh t0 monthly. This proposition
ne or made before. Only opn Ut gradu
ates. Write today fur particulars. Moler
lidrbcr College. Chicago, 111. Mil-Art
WANTED Atjents In eery county to
Dandle "Coin on Money," nold eTcluilvely
throuch agents, tor further Information,
address Coin Publlshlnccompatiy.fi ntudlo
Uldga., corner Htute and Ohio st., Chicago.
I.04T ladles small cold watch, on street
rnr, en routo to Urat Church or Cnrltt.
Kinder please communicate with F. M. H-J-A
H, Muln Kt. K2u5
liO-sl A fetualu fox terrlor, six months
old; spjttrtl black and white; little brown
spots aloToehcIi eye. A liberal reward for
Information of its whereabouts. Wm. V,
Dml mo, lttJJ James st. 2(H-ax
FOR RENT.
KOIl RCNT rront room, down stairs,
furnlfthed, furnaenheat. near business part
of town. Apply to E.J, lloikln, Democrat
ofllce. )4 tf
NOTICE.
I wilt buy nil the old horses and mares
that jou do not want to keep over winter.
H. O. Tlmtncrxnan.SlA Furnace st., Akron,
Ohio. lel.S-JO. 1M tf
Real Estate and Insurance.
If you want to buy a house,
If you want to sell a house,
If you want to borrow money,
If jou want to loan j'our money,
Call on E. M. YOUNG, Room 31 Akron Sav
ing's Bank Block,. Phone 032.
A. F COLEMAN
Justice of the Peace and Kotary.
205 Wooster arenue.
Houses on monthly payments, choice lots
on Wooster av. will ba sold at a sacrifice,
also groenhouse equipments obeap. A 45
horse-power boiler, almost new. I nave the
dnest allotment In Akron. Lots60xl7S from
1100 to 1J00. Come to see me.
FOR SAL.EZ
If you want a flrst-olnss driving
horse, finely mated coach or carriage
team, call ut Btetner's Stock Barn,
No. 1S50 South Main 8t. Nothing but
first-class horses kept In stock.
N. R. STEINEE, Prop., Tol. 1734.
John Q. Martin, Mgr. Moh 18, 1900
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
WMch wlllte tetter snd long-er sppredsted
thsn msny a costlier gllti
An Aetna U!e, Endowment
or Accident Policy...
A tttooenUol token of year test alfectloa.
FKAKE O. HZWCOMB.
District A tent. Everett tmllUnr; tel. ,12.
WANTED TO LOAN
J1.000 to 13,000 at Bperoent .
for terra of years if security is
gilt edge. Inquire at once,
Halo tSt Coctes
Evorett block. Tel. 1623
iTROBEU BROS.
:St:eDranns L.saitjrtclr3r
; New machinery, new location,
. We guarantee our work. High
' gloss or domestlo finish.
a rt3in9 sasaas
Nos. 182-137 North Howard st.
Manufacturer of all kmdsof brushes.
Orders promptly attended to.
IK'S. MAIN ST. AKRON. O.
F3i-fcoi-ile Coal Co.
Has a good houso for rent.
Also coal to sell. We are
not In the combine.
MO A. Market St.
riamlly 'XiV as as. hlrtf23
Our specialty. Spoclal rates. Wo
wash clean, good flnlsht don't ruin
fabrics. Will call for and deliver
goods. One trial Is nil wo ask.
AMCRIOAN LAUNDRY
405 Etst Sxchanco it. ,
rSone 7J Etz k Seed, rrops.
J. K. WILLIAMS
IVIaohlno Shop
General Maohlns Work ot All Kinds
Clay Working Machinery for
Stoneware a Bpeclalty.
Orowora o-PXAlncs
Catawba Pure, Catawba A, Port,
Sweet, Ires Seedlln;...
Always od hand. All orders tromgtlr filled.
Ssecttl attention rlTen to all mall orders.
SCUAEDLER k RUEIN,
KeUj's IslanJ, 0.
Winter Tourist Tickets
Now on sale via O., A. & O, Ity. to
the south and southwest. For tick
ets nnd full information see O. D.
Honodle, railroad and steamship
agent, Union depot.
PETERSON & WRIGHT I WIM
Sscceison to J. E. fetirwa B I upSII 1 1? II m m l ll Hu'MB 1 mm
Grain. Hoyjuijectt, cemem. m Etc ftPrwjre
Tel. 124 UK0RTEMilrio'it;Wrltlit PSjSgjfiSMl
OASPAR ZINTKU
asjsssrssawBHssssBsssasstssasjsasi
BORROW MQKEY
From us on your own tonns, also
sen us about that INSUilANOE
you havo expiring soon,
P. P. BOCK CO.
A. D. ELLIS
Coal,
Moving Vans, Teaming
nnrl Trnnafbrrlnfr. tVlll
D vntir enst lilna nrw nnrl
avoid the rush," Office,
Cor. Cherry and Canal sts. Tel. 2Jf.
Iron
and
Braoo
For Eyery Purpose.
A. Adamson,
Exchange anil Water Streets.
The Dixon Transfer Co.
Coal, Transfer end Livery
Packing, moving and storing of
goods, Coachas, coupes and carriages
for funerals, weddings, parties and
callings.
123 and 12S Carroll St. Tel. Ho. 306
j Atlantic Garden
b ..Europoan Restaurant.. W
H) JM-203 I. Market St. Iti
sureikaeiita sf sit klidi. Tits m
eeletirstetl Aakeuer Bosch Xetr JfJ
always u drastht. Statu st ajl ttfi
sours st rtsaoisbls prices. ?
Girt is call m
Ws will states Tat. i!:
Jj; DETTLING BROS, Props. 'J
CLAMSSLOBSTERS
"THE BANK OAPE,
Tb. rin.st nattaarant In Akron.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
rar atioitm un sohzstic
Wt Oooda & Oltznro
VaitT Ceitrsl StTlart BsaIc,
JOHN KOCRBER, Prop
i'MlPLIlBR.
i.juimi, notuuuBt or xeriianr mood
Poison I'ernmuentlj Cared. You con b
treated at home under samft cuarant r, if
yo have taken mercury, Iodide potn-h, and
tuiuaisDiuci nnu fjmu. .mucqs ratcnes
in mouth, sore lnroat, I'lmpi'ii, Copper
IxkIf, Iiatr or Kjebrans falling out, write
COOK ItfcMEDV CO , 12 .Masonic Temple,
uuiwbkv. Jiii iur prooi oi cures. Lapltal
K00 Cf. W e solicit the moH obstinate canon
.. """ VMte.es .uw nun, tMn IU U OU
dayi. lQOpage Cook Free.
Dou't wait nor waste yonr money
Iti Hnttrltni Yirlinn rrmt mi.h I..... .S.-L
... ..-..... -fe, ..uuu jum .au uuy mill,
brand new South Main st. dwelling,
UBt at end of pavement for about
230 less than It would cost you to
build. J. I. HACHTKL.
183 South Howard st.
Senilis
Machlna
OIL.
Pop Rewlnff Ma.
comes, typewriters.
Fire Arms, etc Th
niftiest urtao. ejet it
from your dealer.
Bitril Brns. . Co..cioieim. o.
s ssnraa back
eiurssau
TXSLUSTSB
torch Polish
r sals W ,
ail ucvoa.
i QaiNo Daoa. Co.
CUYiuetio. o.
Winter In the South.
Tho soaBon approaches when ones
thoughts turn toward n place where
the inconveniences of a Northern
winter may bo escaped. No section
of this country oilers such Ideal
spots as tho Gulf Coast on the Hue of
tne Louisville & Nashville, railroad
between Mobile and New Orleans,
It possesses a mild climate, pure air,
even temperature and facilities for
hunting and fishing enjoyed by no
other section. Accommodations for
visitors aro flrst-cliiss, and can be so
cured at moderate prices. Tho L. &
N. Tt. R. is tho only line by which it
can be reached in through cars from
Northern cities. Through carsohed
ules to all points in Florida by this
lino are also perfect. Write for
folders, etc., to Jackson Smith, D. P.
A., Cincinnati, O.
The B. & 0. R. R. Is the Shortest
And quickest route Akron to Chi
cago and points west. For tickets
nnd full Information see C. D. Hon
odle, railroad aud steamship ngeut,
Union depot.
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