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AKRON DAILY DlEMOCKAir. JMKXNDAY. MARCH 12, 1000
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Pants !
$ Men's, Boys9 and
$ Children's
$ A LARGE STOCK AND
jg VERY LOW PRICES.
4m f niAii One-Price Clothier and Out-
if ill. LllliCr. fitter, 110-1 12E. Market st. (0
1 -Ajuiotloaa 1
H EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING I
I ..Jim Wk.i
H Everything Must Be Sold by Saturday, March 17th P
I IVI- O. Brousel
H I. O. O. F". Tocrjple, H
I Telephone 603. 178 MAIN STREET. I
Protect tEi Baby.
Our large assortment of NURSING BOTTLES and attachments
enable you to do this. Wo sell the BEST NURSEB, which is tho
only appllanco which ACTUALLY DOES prevent wind colic and
bowel trouble.
Prloo Complete SSo.
Wo also carry a full lino of Infant Foods, which are always
FRESH, as wo buy only in small quantities and replace them often.
132 Woos-fcot- Aveni
Phone 1781.
I T HFFFFRNAN Plumbing, Heafng-
l j. ncrrEivniiri, and Lighting. .
RPLirin2f Promptly attended lo at
' lowest prices
ZOrft r. INltartcot: at. Tel.649
A POINTED OUBVIEIMT
One-half the cost of making beer is paid for labor. The employ
ment of labor at good wages, by her institutions, is the life of any city."
Why not then, if .you drink beer
Drink Kennel's, Sg&ffiE Lager Beer
And keep the money that you pay for it in circulation at home?
Golden Band Bottled Beer, in pints or quarts . . Tel 30
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We sell
three highest grade machines,
each capable of producing sat
isfactory work through years!
of constant use, and yet differ-!
ing broadly from each other in
construction; not nil of our cus
tomers care for the" same (else
why should we sell three?)
We shall be gla.d to explain
the points of advantage pos
sessed by each.
United
Typewriter and Supplies Co,,
42 Arcade,
Cleveland, Ohio.
r UllS I
PANTS I
ZAA,g A (
Akron, Ohio.
you aro Interested In
GIVE US A CALL
Crown and Bridge Work can't bo beat.
Prices aro consistent. Gold fillings $1
and up. Best teeth $8.00.
Philadelphia Dental Rooms ,
126 South Main st.
Open oveuings. Sundays 10 to 1.
GENEROUS
AreG.A.R. Members.
II rv
Divide Receipts of
Free Concert.
Mr.M. T. Cutter Enjoying
Life in Florida.
Buchtol Benefit by Ladies of
the Maccabees.
Masons, Attended two Funerals Sun'
day Morning.
There was no regular meeting of
Buckley Post on Friday evening last.
Thoy gave an entertainment to their
friends instead. Tho houso wa?
crowdt'd to tho doors and no more
standing room to let. In behalf of
the members of Buckley Boot we thank
all, who participated In the program,
and we want you all to como again
In about three weeks, when we will
give another free entertainment and
we will divide the receipts of the house
with you.
A communication was received from
Coinrado M. T. Cutter, who Is spend-
iug the winter iu Florida, llo says,
while you are getting the tall-end of
this blizzard aud the cold winds and
snow nro blowing through your whls
kcrs, I am basking In tho shado of nn
orange tree that is in blosfcom. Around
my cottage this morning arc blooming
thousandb of roses. I frequently think
of tho comrades. Of course, I keep
posted about your work In tho Post,for
although I am fifteen hundred miles
away the Democrat, Beacon Journal
and World reach me regularly, contain
ing such full account of the Tost that
when I read them I want to bo with
you, aud I frequently llnd that a tear
has stolen quietly down and dropped
off tho end of ny nose. I am not cer
tain it was a tear, but it left its.
blighting mark upon tho paper, just
like a tear. Well, I must go, for there
comes a crdcodile from out of thp In-
goon and he Is "headed this way and is
about tho slzn of tho one In Billy
Washer's museum.
HE PTA SOPHS.1" il.
Begular meeting next TuoMlay ovo
nlug at 7:30. Work on two caudl
dates.
U. B. K. of P.
Akron company held their regular
business meeting on Friday night,
Knight B'oster was reported sick, but
improving again, so as to be able to
be out In a day or so. Second Lieut.
D. II. Sells being sick at the time of
our regular installation, on last Fri
day night, being present with us, was
duly installed as Second Lieutenant of
of the company for tho term. Every
Knight loyrtl and wlfo or lady friend
Is requested to ho on hand next Friday
night, March 10. Don't ask' what for,
blniply come and have a jolly good
time.
KNIGHTS OF PYTniAS.
K Akron lodge Is forging right ahead
In membership. Latt Wednesday ev
ening they conferred the rank of pago
on one candidate and have several
more applications pending. The.
promptness with which the team
work is put 6n and executed is what
brings out tho good attendance of its
members at lodge meetings. TUo of
ficers aro paying special attention to
the memorizing of tho ritual. The sicl:
aro reported Improving, t Special mcct
lug next Wednesday to work the rank
of esquire.
PYTHAN SISTEBHOOD.
Louise Assembly Friday evening was
largely attended. Much business wan
transacted aud members took great
interest iu tho work, especially Iu the
Initiation of one candidate. Several of
our members have been reported sick,
and sisters should not neglect io call
on them. Next Fridny evening all
Bhould bo in their places promptly at
seven o'clock.
L. O. T. M.
' Protection Hive, will meet In regular
review next Tuesday evenlg. Assess
ment No. 44, Is duo this month. En
dowment members take uotlco that no
mor'o assessments will bo sent In ad
vauco unions by request of bender.
Guard drill every Tuesday ovenlug.
Buchtol beuellt in ono week.
Busy Boo hlv6 held regular rovlew
Tuesday. March (I, with a good attend-
ance. Ladles of tho team aro request
ed to, meet nt McPberson hull Tuesday
livening, March IU, nt 7 p. m. by order
of captain.
M. W. OF A.
Akron camp met last 'Monday even
ing In their hall, 213 East Market St.,
and had a "iod time. Two now mem-
"ToCmonW,nd,lo-iaorrow, nnil to-morrow.
Crep on In petty ptce from ur to dy
And nil our yrrterdjyi hurt llufitf.1 fool.
The vrny of dinky death "
Procrastination is the thief of health
well m the thief of time. There arc
icw tilings in which pro
crastination is so much
indulged as in let
ter writing. Wc
mciu lo write, but
"t6-morrow and
to-morrow creep
v on" and we
ncKlect it.
This io bad
enough when
the corrcs
pqudence ii
, , social or busi
ness in Us character, but when it con.
cerns the ital issue of health it is in
finitely worse.
This touches you, ifyou are one of the
women who have felt inclined to take
advantage of Dr. Pierce's offer of a con
sultation by Jettcr, tee. You have
studied the evidence which shows how
other women have been cured. You
cannot doubt but that Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription does cure diseases
peculiar to women ; irregularity, ulcer
ations, inflammations, bearing -down
pains. You cannot doubt it, because of
the force of Uic testimony of hundreds
of thousands pf weak women made
strong, and sick womcxi made well, and
you mean to write to-morrow.
Write to-day. Your letter will be
read in prhrate.'its contents guarded-as
a sdcred confidence, and an answer
promptly mailed you in a plain envelope
without any printing upon it. Address
Dr. R. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
" When 1 wrote you about raj tilmenU I wt.
tlvinjr In Richland, Iowa," writes Mrs. M. Vas
llne, of 647 South liberty street, Gale.burtr. III.
"ItooltBijtbotttes.of Br. l'lerce'. Favorite Pre
scription, four of the "Golden Medical DUcov
ery' anil four vlaU of Dr. Pierce's rieaiant Tel
leu. Before I had taken four bottles of the
' Faiorite Prescription ' I was a. new woman, t
cannot make pen deicribe my heartfelt mtl
ludejbut will confirm tho truth of all I say if
those who vrlte Inclose stamped envelope for
reply." ,
Dr. Pietce's Pellets arc a natural aid
to beauty. They clear the complexion,
bers were given the work. The camp
will give a smoker In tno weeks from
next Monday, and every Woodman in
tho city Is Invited to attend this out
first stag party of the season. Several
application's wore received and will Ijc
acted upon next week. Tho members
of tho team will be sure and be In at
tendance riext Monday, as wo have n
class of now candidates to puc through.
Come out neighbors, as wc will have
several visiting neighbors from out of
town nt this meeting and your aid Is
needed to entertain them. ,
K. O. T. M.
Akron tent hold regular review laht
Monday night with a large attendance.
Tho tent received five applications for
membership, approved soven applica
tions to membership aud initiated sov
en candidates. Assessment No. 3, Is
now due. All members will please pay
same proiubtly as Is also assistant as
sessment 'No. 32 due. Thd captain of
the tenm rcquexts their presence for
drill 'Mbnd"uyJnlglit, as nro-nlso all Sir
Knights requested to attend Monday
night's review to transact business of
great 'ImpSrfanct'.
'i ' ' I'i'mASOMO,
,u Masonfi' '?rotliers SHendi'd tho fu
neral of Ilie late 'Joseph Barker Sun
day. D '
Akron Comnlander.v, K. T attended
the funcral''6f Capt. Hcnry'il. Brown,
in full uuifo'fm' Sunday. Services were
held In Memorial chapel.
Akron lodge, icgulnr meeting Mon
day. Work iu H. A. and F. O. degreecs.
All arc requested to bo present.
I. O. O. F.
Granite lodge, will entertain Canton
Akron Patriarchs Militant next Thurs
day night at its room on South Main
bt. The social committee will give a
social and 'party In the lodge rooms
Friday night, March 23.
Summit lodge, Monday evening, had
a good 'attendance.
Nemo lodge, Tuesday evening, had
tho usual attendance. Communication
from Medina lodge, said that it will
come over in a body Tuesday ovenlug,
March 20, and will bring 10 candidates
to receive tho first degree.
Akron lodge, No. 571, Wednesday ev
ening had a fair attendance. A com
mittee ou entertainment was appoint
ed. Colfax lodge, D. of B. Sowing society
had a lively session Thursday after
noon. A lively session was had In the
evening. A social Is ou for the near
future.
Canton Akron will meet next Thurs
day ovenlug. An Invitation has just
boon received to pay Granite lodge n
social visit that evening. It Is accept
ed and will turn out In a body. Every
chevalier Is expected to bo nt tho Mili
tant armory at 7 p. m. sharp,
Akron encampment mot Friday ov
cuing with a good attendance. Three
petitions for membership were receiv
ed and referred.
(Furnished by tho Abstract Title
Guarantee and Trust Co., 220 South
Main Street.)
Dora Bei-FO tu Cella Belheld,
50 feet Yule st '. $2,000.00
LuFuyetto Homer to Charles
P. Foot, part of George Sny
der farm, Coventry tp 100.00
Fanny A. Kohler to Anna E.
Kckerman, 50 feet Ynlo st. . 2!0.00
O. B. Bols to W. N. Boerstler,
23.100 acres. Peninsula - 000.00
D. M. Walker to Alice Lulu
Walker, 50 tout, Wilson st. . 150,00
O. E. Bols to W. N. Boerstler.
one-third of 10,01 acres In
Boston tp 120.00
Tbo Biirbcrton Lnud and Im
provement Company to Elva
L. Hoffman. 40 feet Lake
live., Baiburton 700.00
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LIKE
Hunting Jack Rabbits
Is the Slaying of Filipino
Soldiers,
According to Statement
of an Akron Boy.
Longs For More Excitement In
the Tropics.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hogarth Receives a
Letter From the Philippines.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hogarth, of 125 Lin
coln st,, Jins received the following
letter from her son, Harry, who Is a
soldier in the Philippines:
Sllaug, P. I., Jan. 11, 1000.
Dear Mother:
You no doubt, will bo surprised to
hear from me, after my long silence.
To tell tho truth I have not had time
to do anything. Wc have had a hard
time of it the Inst few days. We left
Manila on Now Year's night, and we
have been on the "hike" over since.
I don't suppose you know what "hike"
means. Well, It's what the boys hco
call marching. This war over hero Is
like hunting jack rabbits, we flud the
Insurgents iu tho trenches and open
fire on them, and, in about an hour wc
haTe the place to ourselves. But, I
want to tell you one thing; they can't
stand tho "Boys in Blue" when they
make a charge and let out the Ameri
can yell.
Tho first placo wo stopped was at
Las-Penis. Wo went into camp and
that night our outpost was fired upon
and they made things pretty lively all
round us the remainder of tho night.
We stayed at this place three days and
then moved on to a town called Bu
coor, and there had a little fight. Throo
men were wounded on our side; but
you ought to have seen tho dead "nig,
gers" lying around the next morning.
I found one fellow witli the whole top
of his head blown off, and one leg
torn off. Ho had been struck by one of
tho light artillery shells. We rcstea
at Bueoor a few days aud then pro
ceeded to a place called Enms and
thero also had a good fight. There
were threo killed and eight wounded
on our side, nut I wont try to tell you
about the casualties on the other side.
Tho next day on our march, we could
see dead "niggers" banging on tho
fTI-i Allort-Clark: Drug Co.
Red Cross Remedies;
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Drug Op. is sufficient recommendation as to their merits. This firm is most prominent in drug cir
cles in Akron, and the public generally have implicit confidence in them, and what thoy recom
mend is sure to bo accepted by the community. They recommend Red Cross Blood Elixir because
it is
THE GRANDEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN.
Rod Cross Rlood Elixir is the wonder of medical discoveries. A wonder in curing the sick
and suffering. A wonder in its grand testimonials of cure from foremost peoplo in the land. A
wonder in its enormous sales in every town and city. A wonder because it has brought health and.
happiness to millions.
' The Grandest of all Spring: Medicines.
The Best
Nowis the time to4ako it.
T
UAcds ui should take a Spring Medicine. Here is tho prescription of tho Red Cross Blood Elixir:
SABSAPABILLA,
STELLINGA, JLr J '
SENNA,
OELEBY, --.
YELLOW DOCK.
. - MANDRAKE BOOT, '(
SASSAFRAS, rv .,..
' ' . - PRICKLEY ASH, f "
. LICORICE ROOT., y
' IODIDE OF POTASH, v-
IODIDB OF IRON. 1
This prescription speaks for itself; you know what you aro getting, and furthermore you
know (if you are posted on the merits of tho different roots and horbs) that you are getting the best
tho land affords. If you want pure, rich blood, a beautiful complexion and nice soft skin, this is
just your remedy.
XHH HjTH
PROGRESSION.
In the watchword of men and women
who are nilve and up-to-date. Old '
fogylsm and stagnation aro mental ...
death. Nations, cities and Individuals '.
that progress are not afraid to get out
of tho beaten path. Tho aggressive, 1
earnest, Intelligent man or woman Is
not bound by codes or dogmas. They .
think for themselves, ami humanity ,
benefits thereby. Ar a class, the med
ical profession Is clannish. Tho old
school smacks of decay. Bleeding and
blistering died hard, .but died never
theless, while homeopathy continues
to progress. The great Pasteur was
not 11 physician, yet he blazed a path
way which thousands now gludly fol
-
low. A few bright, active, progres
sive physicians, who will not be Itotind
' by precedent, and' who have the cour
age of their convictions, are doing .1
great work for the profession ns a
whole. They believe that no man or
school has absorbed all tho medical
knowledge obtainable, and when a
scientific discovery Is made that rev
olutionizes a pet theory for the treat
ment of disease, are willing to give It
a fair trial and abide by the results If
favorable. Such a physician Is Dr. L.
M. Lander, of Chicago. Bead and
weigh the honest words of this noted
specialist:
"Several times during the past few years I have observca
the effects of Warner's Safe Cure in cases of Kidney Trouble.
I found that the action of the medicine was highly curative
In effect, and that most desirable results followed Its faithful
use.
"t believe it to be a very fine remedy for Kidney disorders."
(Jan. 20, 1000.) DB. L. M. LANDEB,
Dr. L. SL Lander It n gradual ol the Imperial
Central Institute, Stockholm, Sweden.
fence and lying along the side of the
road. We have not had any fighting
since, but we have been trotting all
over the Inland trying to find the ene
my. Ask Jim Limbert how he would like
to be In a skirmish line four miles
long and go that way all day, fighting
all tho way. We threw away our
blankets and haversacks and vkept
nothing hut our belts and guns and,
talk about it being warm; the heat
was terrible, and we were In the
swamps, up to our knees. Neverthe
less, I like it. We aro now camping
at a place called Sllang. There Is a
church here that Is over 100 years
old. All of the houses arc built of
bamboo.
Our regiment lias gone up the line
to take another town, and Compauy
M has been left here .to guard the
commissary. Wc do not know how
long we will be here. I don't thlnu
there will bo much more fighting to do
over here. I will not stop to tell you
all of the customs of these "niggers,
but will talk about home. How arc
all of the folks around tho old town':
I received one letter since I came to
the island and that was from you.
I am glad that you got my picture.
:im
Spring: Remedy you can Possibly Take.
Now is the time vou.need it most, for in the snrinc evervboiv
Send us your name and address
and we will send you a sample of
our
Red Cross Pile Cure
AND
Red Cross Liver Pills
p'rse: op oharqe.
Addross for free samples tho
Red Cross Drug Co.
BUFF-ALO, IM, Y.
Please take good care of it.
Well, this Is all for this time. You
don't want to wait for me to write bo
cause I never set a chance. Good
bye till you hear from me again.
Your loving son, '
COBP. HABRi. n. HOGABTH,
Co. M, 3Sth U. S. V. I..
Manila, P. I.
P. S. The following is a list of
towns which wo helped to take!
Emuss Dasmarias, Sllang, Binjand,
Llpa Sanfosial, Bautayas, and tiose
arc not all of the big towns. I must
hurry, for the wagon is going out with
the mall nnd it will be 11 week before
anything goes out again. They are
loading up the Spanish soldiers to take
them to Llpa. That saves us a trip.
Give my regards to all the boys.
There is lots of excitement here. 1
wish thatTvc could have-a fight every
day. Then I would be right in It.
Well, mother, do not work too hard.
We have not had a pay-day, as yet,
and don't know when we wilt get one.
Your Son.
Elmer Zimfflerman, representing F.
W. Buckley. My own idea and a suc
cess. A negligee short made open
front aud back. You should sec this.
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