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AKItOItf DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY. MAY 11, 1000
THE WEATHER TUESDAY.
Cooler.
GREAT SALE
OF
LADIES'
SUITS
100 LADIES'
MAN
TAILORED SUITS
All this season's
goods, Eton and
Fly-Front styles
to go at
50c on the
Dollar
150 dozen Ladles'
Summer and
Jean Corsets
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150-152 S.Howard st.
A Big Kick.
Thut law lmt everybody soomg toliino
tn rogoril to their intimity. AVu will mi-
uenvor 10 noip you out 01 tins iroumo ir
you will glvoiiftn trlul puekuKO.
THE SIXTH WAUD LAUNDRY.
P T ftFPh "ftr' E"t Mnrkot Ht.
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Phone 1561.
rpjJK ONLY 1'JjAOK vvlinro ou i-nti not
J- tho original I'nrlslnn eo Oreum,
wbolcsnlo mill rotnll. Hppcliil julcua
Klvon lor invvn frtns.fnatlviilHioia prlvulo
lifirtlop. Ills supply f fruits, cnnOliHnml
nuts for circus any. Now (Jnlifornlu
cljerrlos just recclvc.l,
N. LASKARIS CO.
Tel. 280 oud BI2. ma B. llownrd Ht.
Man Bros.
Shall continue to sell
this week the cm of
; in hi
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As long ns it lasts at
4 Per
4 Sack
Our high grade
FAILED
To Settle the Strike,
"Will plenso you
Ndan Bros.
Leading Grocers
301-303 Mill st. Akron, O.
Telephone 376.
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SPARKLING
BEAUT2ES
Each glnss of Ice Cream Soda ut
Model Hakery, Ih a sparkling beauty.
It not only ('Helmuts tho eve. nlcascx
tho tnstc but It Ih mobt lofreshlng ami
ncneiiciai, as a food for tlio inner imiu,
becauso It In inudu fiom Sweet (Jrcuiii,
(liul iiavorcd with Vitro l'tult JiiIqoh.
Remember tlio pluce, Model Hakery,
10Q 8. Howard St., 'Vhoio IMM.
.B.LAFFERTY
I . OPEN ALL NIGHT '
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flEW ENlxLAND KKEAU.
Workmen Finding Em
ployment 'Elsewhere.
A Conference of Company
Officials.
Hot Session of Village Council
Expected.
Remarkable Pitching of Frank Vcsslcr
Bnrberton News.
(Special Correspondence.)
Bnrbortorr, May 14. Joseph Bishop,
Secretary of tlio Stato Itoatd of At ti
tration uoufcrre'd wltli Snpt. Sneddon
at the Stirling Co.'h oftice today. Mr.
Sneddon declined to change tho propo
sition ho tnude tho' Milkers last week
and therofo're tiu situation Ih the same.
IHm qul.to evident that It will be on
ly it question oC time, until the nion
llnd work. Many of, tho skilled work
men uro ttccuriug employment else
whoi,o. Today over 200 uiolders and
bollormokers wont to Cleveland.
Mr. Bishop Saturday evening Mated
that ho could do'iluthlng mom to ter
minate Ihn strike. Ho hinted, however,
that ho would bu back In n few dujs.
EdW. It. Klnttlulim, of Chicago, becrc
tury of tho Stirling Company, W. A.
Pearson, of fiohongetady, N. Y., and
W. S. Everett of rmisburg, who also
arc connected with tho Sliding Co.,
held n coiiferenuo with Mr. Sneddon
today. 'Thero ih talk that men -will be.
Imported to $11 the Nti-lkcr' places, but
ns yet theio lj nyt any ovldenco of It.
Houses torrent huvo become such it
hcarce nrtlplu that two famlllen have
bought tentH unit patched them In thn
woods neat- tlicltiiMuiiit ait tile plant.
Y'estcrday was a record bleaker at
tho BiirbWtbn'Iwi. They entertained
over KK) riichIh, Aiimiik tho Rtiesls
was Miu OliuilcH Nclnn of 'New York
Olty, wife of thenpled carloonlst of
tho New York Ilurnhl. She wtw ac-conipnuied-hy
MM Allies E. Xelan,
of Akron, and Mltis .Veillo E. Itooney,
of riymouth, Wlm. Other Akron guests
wt'i-o Mr, and Mrs. ,t. AV. l.yder, MIks
Ethel AdaniH, Geo. 11. Spencer, llownrd
(I. Ooodwln, ,1.' O. .TiiLkmiu and lady,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ohrlnteusen, Mr. and
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Mrs. OhRH. 15, Campbell and Clem
ent II. Wright of TallniadKe.
Tim Council meeting tonight will
furnish more amusement i linn tho
Wallace hliow In Akron. Tim injunc
tion casc,iignlust Air. Walsh, which So
llcltur Everlmrd was instructed to ro
Ie, hafl not been revived ns Mr. Ever-
ihnrd doee uot thltk It policy to do so.
Ho Is waiting for Stuail t tsiuurt to
take tho initiative in the muor. This,
with tho trouble ntt ho canal, In not
getting ho pipes under when the wa
ter was oil', will be the hauls Mr a lot
of discussion,' which caiibo tlio Council
men to bnvo "Lint on the lungs," a new
disease, which Is ' nuw epidemic. In
Barbeiton.
The ball ?inHs Sunday between tho
Marines uud Machinists resulted In a
victory for the former by a score or 13
to 11, A bg crowd witnessed the
gamp. Ernnlt Vrsslor, tho pitcher for
the Marines, suiprlsed everybody, lie
struck out -S moil, Hud tho catcher
worn a mask thp Machinists would not
have scored. In one lunlug he retlieil
the side, by pitching ten halls. This
young man will bear watching.
A 1,1059 wtl'o bouse Is being built for
tlfn" Akron Onpnlns factory located
north, of New Fortngo.
Iun.dreds af people went to Akron
.totlay'to wltpcss the Wnllmo show.
ii'lios, .Onnliiei' is moving his family,
hero from Mt. Yiuiion.
OJins. Ammerninn has concluded Ids
visit atl'IvllbiHjk. His wire uud chll
dreti wI remain soue 'time.
dn0i aawwihillia
Firo.Noar Barherlon.
tW'ii'HtMl'y I'runit! hoiihc, owned by
AJni: SJuidoek,, and located on iho
Akropand Barbfi'tpn load, a mile
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To Yourself
and Family:
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Buy tho Akron
Bakery's Fine Bread
from Your Grocer.
You will know it by
the name on the loaf.
Also tlio Bluo
and White Label.
Jt is tho Finest
and Best Bread
you can buy.
Delivered Fresh
Every M.orning
to Your (grocer.
We have the
Largest Loaf
in the city.
It is Cheaper
to buy our
"Cornmeal"
Bread
than to bake.
We ask you to give it
only one trial, knowing
you will -bo ploased.
Do not let tho grower
give you an inferior
broad in plaeo of ours.
Akron f Bakery.
northeast of Kaiberton, was burned to
the giuiiud last moiling. 11 In not
known how the life originated.
The Crnfty Wltloir.
I'hll Ossirr-Eury woman believes
that the proper'agq at which to innrry
Is tlio age at whch she married,
Slnnlcus Ves, unless she linnpcns to
be a widow. Tlicii, 8I19 protects that
she was too young at her tirst mar
rlage. riiiladelphla Tress.
ALL KINDS
Of Weather In United
States Sunday.
Sailors Frostbitten on Lake Michigan
Hot In Chicago.
Chicago, Ills., May 14,-(Spl.)-01d
Mother Naturo baa Juggled cousidein
bly with tho weather for SO hours
and n stranger combination has never
been witnessed. 1 1 was 01 degrees In
tho shndo iu that home of bltzzanl,
Winnipeg, yestci day.
Two sallois had their ears fiost bit
tel out on Lake Michigan. It was SO
Iu tho coolest place In Chicago. Two
person1-; weru overcame by tho heat
there, and at Helena, Muni., tho people
were wearing oveicuats buttoned up.
"et In Tlorida the cool hi cozes fanned
tho check of the, plueapplu plnntor.
Clios. Mjers was overcome by heat
at Hairlson and'Claik sttocts last
night, and Joseph Foulolu was pros
dated by the heat while hauling dlit
at Twenty-thst and Wood sts. Wil
liam .lohusoti mill Jonas Hatch had
their ears liost bitten while at tho
helm of the schooner Julia n. Merrill
on Lake Michigan. They came to Chi
cago and suffered from hestt.
Vicarious (IcTcnsp.
"Ma, I do whli I had a little slsfor."
"!!o you would have some one to play
with. I-'ieddy?"
"No' in: soze ev'y time you washed
ray face I c'd wash hern." Chicago
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Hot -WeafSir 1
Vo liavo a coinjileto
lino of
Sioes
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Oxfords In all kinds of leathers
aud all styles,,
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
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IflS 111 1188.
REID BROS.'
UP-TO-DUE
SHOE AND TRUNK HOUSE
1 22 South Howard street
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Wo will g'ivo elegant pictures freo to custoniers
who will havo us frame theln. Framing done at
lowest rates. Wo also havo a largo collodion of
subjects framed for inspection.
Those samples include tho best platinum prints,
nhotocranhs in colors or monochrome, also etch
ings, pustollos, walor colors and many others. f.v
Attond this sale and got a ticket at tho door and" (f
deposit coupon n the box at the roar of tho room. (J)
This Ticket ontitloa tho bearer to one chanco on a W
beautiful ten dollar whotocravuro and frame which W
will be'eiven away on tho last day of sale. Gome (0
and briiig your friends and wo will toll you why
wo tiro giving su,oh low rates on these goods.
If YOU Wish
Pictures Framed
Wo will give it prompt attontion and guarantee
noat reliable work and lowest possiblo prices.
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6trnTTberry IUhlns In 'tMille. '
A singular custom prevails In Clillo
whlrh In these drtys of aseptic pre
cautions tflll tauso a sluidtlor anient
those who sco Infeetlon lurltltig III of
cry detail of life. It Is enllcd straw
berry Ashing and Is conducted In thh
fashion.
At tho cJoeo of a dinner tho cloth Is
removed, and theio Is placed upon the
table an Immense bowl Into which nre
emptied half a dozen bottles of nor
deaus wine, four. of cheiij and two of
turn, besides stigifr and nutlneg. Into
this ralxtiue Is put a very large straw
bciry, which floats upon the Mirfaee.
Tho bowl Is provided with two ban
dies. These are used to lift the vessel
and tilt It so that the strawberry mn
bo brought near tho edge nnd sucked
Into tho mouth. This would uppenr an
easy fent, but It Is a dlflicult one, as
tho fruit rolls e-'xr when touched with,
the lips. The contestant in the effoii
swallows a considerable quantity of
the liquid concoction.
This Is tho ieas.ou for tho gome, for
the bowl Is passed fiom one to the oth
er many times In succession before the
strawberry Is captured. When that
moment finally arrives, all of the
guests have 1 cached a ripe stage of
nihility. This Is the came as it Is
played among the higher classes.
Among thoe of a lower social standing
the Ih'ry liquor of the country Is sub
stituted for wine. With them straw
berry tlshlng develops Into n function
compared to which a fighting mixed
rile party In this town Is the tcci cation
of a group of peace seeking Qunkeis.
"Ncw Yoik Sim.
-'' -Our Llre of ,-
Men's Oxfords
Mado in PATENT CALF, KUSS1A
CALF, and LINEN at the popular
prico
$3.50
Are now ready for your inspec
tion. They are made upon correct
lasts. All sizes and widths.
E C. WILMS,
' 113 E. Mill Street.
Akron Savings Bank Block.
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Lincoln'. Cnnlncnn.
Thomas V. I'icndle. tor 33 years a.
doorkeeper at the executive mnneloti,
Hsdd frequently to accompany Presi
dent Lincoln on his walks about town
and has many Interesting things to tell
of that groat mant whom he behoves to
have been one of tho biacst men tho
world has ever known.
On one occaslou I'rendle was walk-
lug with the president down a flight of
htops at the navy depiiitment when'
1 1 toy came suddenly upon a man who
was evidently endeavoring to hide hlni
self Iu a dark coiner at tho bottom of
the staircase. Observing the stranger
nnd fearing he meant harm to the
president. Vrendle csstijed to place his
bpdy In a position to protect hij com
panion. Mr. Lincoln, however, brav,c narl
featless as always, stepped forward
aid closely semtlnUcd iho man, who
ran rapidly up the steps and, turning
squarely mound when ho reached the
top, looked down uppu th president,
who did not taller, but contluticd to
gaz sharply at him. On their return
to tho White Ilotiao Mr. Lincoln said
quito eal'mly, "Premlle, do 7011 know
I received a letter last nljjht warning
tne against n man who cvactly an
swered the description of that man
we met on the steps' Leslie's Week
ly. Ccd.irs Twenty Ccnlnrlc. Old.
borne cedaih aie undoubtedly mote
than V'000 .enrs old. for, though on
good iliouilnc boil they grow about as
I'lihl as oaks, on bare pavements mid
BiiiqOthly glaciated bvci swept gianltc
rldfjcs In the doiue veglou they grow (
exfteuicly blow. ' I
One on the Stan- King ildgi. only 2
foot 11 lucheb Iu dlanietcr, was 1,1 lo '
j en s od. Another on the same ildge.
oplj I foot "''. laches lii'ill.'tiiicter, had
leached tho age ol MM ycat-. The tlrst
15 Inches from the b.itk of a tuedlum
seized tioeli feet In dl.uncter-on the
north Ttinqya pavement had ti50 lajcis
of wood, or "i7 to the Inch. I'uyoud
ths the count was sto ped by dry rot
and uvcusiuw 11 wounds '
The largest I examined was oil feet
In gh tli, or uonily 10 feet In diameter.
and, though I fulled to get anything
llko a copiplete count, I learned enough
fiom this nnd many other specimens
lo convince 1110 that most of the trees 1
8 to 10 frc.t thick, standing on polish-j
ed glacier pavements, are mora than
20 centuries of nge rather than les. I
Iiarrlug accidents, for all 1 can see, '
they vypuld live folates. When killed,
they waste out of existence about as
slowly au granite John Mtilr In Atlantic,
nj allOidi
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Akron. Ohio.
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K We havj a large and well selected stock In CALIFORNIA, OHIO and
nJ IMPC-RIED
Ims & irandies rm 90c 53 per gallon.
' ' And OLD KENTUCKY and PENNSYLVANIA
S 2S From $''50 54.50 per gallon.
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Renner's Yeilb Band Deer on tap and Bottle. Special stock in Bottled rQ
Gcodj. Mt. Vornon, Finch's Golden Wedding, Old Oscar Pepper, Mononga- In
hela, Cuckenlielmf r, Bel c or Nelson, w. H. McBreler "Whiskies. Apple, fjj
Peach and California Brandhs nt distillery prices. 'fjl
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For Your Next Photograph
Try Our Platinum Finish,
The Latest and Best.
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
SNOOK &. KILMER 138 S. Howard st.
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We now give free instruction in all
hrn rnlion nf nhntnrrrnnhv tn ntiv piiRfntiinrn '
nlso freo ue of dark room at all times, ,Ve
S luivn fho lnrrvoef. linn of tin.tn.flnf n ontiiArnn
"vftC - ntirf on tti1 f aci tit ftm rttft ut lrniiat itfldaD
l.iaB)M'rMv "tv&x&f both wholesale and retaiL t you are in
terested in plistrire faking do not fail to consult us; Itwillbetoyour
advantage.
Geo. S, .OaSes & Son, 228 st,h,Sstreet
to666(S-:6C;$e6e6C;S:&'C &
A. Wondrrfn! (Ir.oloKicnl frenlc.
Among tho many vvoudertul freaks
In nnlviro' there can be none In the geo
logical lino Unit can posMbly e.c"l
that known us "The Giant's Head.-'
It stand1, or, inlher, reclines, ngalust
tie taee of the clilf at I'olut Vinos, In
Moututey (.ouuty, Cal., and all whn
lutvo viewed the wonder dcclaie It to
be the most colossal as well ns the
niQbt marveloin ficnk Iu uutuial sculp
ttie In exlslcnte.
AH portions of the "head" except tho
back, which appears to lie "blocked"
Into the iijetamorphle io"Us ngnlnsi
which It seems to bo so naturally ie
dining, arc as pcifvct as though fresh
fro 11; the hands of bouie glaul sculptor.
Tho c!lu, p'outh, nose, eyen and brow
mo all. perfect, as K also the hair,
which appears to he gracefully drawn
back from the forehead.
Tho cars aie uot so "true to life" as
tho other features nre, but evon In this
respect no stretch of the Imagination
Is required In older to sen tolerably
perfect miilcr.lar appeudnges. The
hold features, backwnul wave of tho
halt, marMye forehead, mustache, fine
ly phheled nosiiiN nnd deep set eyes
nro all reproduced on a untuial yet gi
gantic scale and with wonderful exact
nP5. The i'lrnl Umbrella.
To prove at what date tho first um
brella was made Is a seemingly hope
less tak, hut we Uud iccords of their
Use auioug the Clocks and Romnus
not alone as a protection tiom Rim or
lain, but as a distinguishing mark of
toynlty. Hy tho time of Queen Anne's
lelgn they had become qulto common
simply us a protection, but they vverp
all Imppilcd until about ISOU, when
thc'inanufncturo of them was begun In
Engliimh
Kncvt lilt Pop.
"A little fellow." bays tho Kenucbec
Jouuial, "the oldest In a family of little
ones, whose father woil.cd away from
home winters, hud occasion to v Ibit his
grnndiwioiita for a fev daj j. On Ids
1'otilru he lound auolhi-i' llitle member.
Ills loinarlis wll ohow that ho was
both Mtrpclsed uud liuilgniiut1 'W"ll. If
.vou lijijen' giiiio .nut got another cosh
thirned l.'dl Won't mj (ulna1 uj w.id
whep lie hears of Itl' "
II 10 BE I! All
Ono tolls of he Immense Bargains nnd .Excellent YnlueB
' - v 'wo have given In the pnst.
Eport'i: INI Ess Our
GRAND SPECIAL SAtE
.OF.
MEN'S
and
Bs6v, spring
Swell and 1yjlvh dresser will be
delighted wlth'thn truly line and fash
lonable siiltK'Ourbfg stock comprise.-.
Cciilliih; piireT vvoihteds In this llewot
ntrlpej nnd inljynuos. itl In popular
htylen; Oxford, Lugllsh Seigex, Chev
iot and other ftihtU-i. livery suit
made with (lAtroirti 'cue and a most
elistom-l)ko iippenC'ihee.
lion'l fiiigi't Kjr take advantage of
dieu'b clothing and genls' luruisldngs
see our bargtiliis.""'
CLOTHING
Suits
Top Coats
our special low prices on chll
, Don'l buy chew hero until yon
The Big 134 Clothing House
trflolds-fcoln & Co.
The New Shoe for Women
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perfection of (tymftlrt and
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