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TUB WDATHDIt SATUUDAY
Fair tonight; Saturday Increasing
cloudiness and raising temperature;
probably rain.
Great Holiday Sale of Ribbons
Saturday.
Thousands of yards of all Silk Rib
bons, nil widths, all colors, In Taffetas,
Liberty Satins and Fancies, at prices
less than cost to manufacture.
TURIJn-QUAUTUR COATS.
AT $8.r0 Dnik Ox foul Otoyi, with
large storm collar, cuff sleeve, lined
throughout, extra good value.
AT $11.00 Dnik Castor, Three
quarter Coats, storm collar, lined
throughout, largo cuff sleeve.
AT $12.50 Oxford, Castor and Black
Kersey, Thrce-quailer Coats, lined
all thiough; Jacket collar.
AT S15.00-EXTRA BIG VAMJE
In Three-quarter Coats In Mght and
Medium, Castor and Oxfoid Grey,
sat)ln lined throughout; velvet unit
Jacket collar; cuff sleeve.
RAGLAN COATS.
AT $10.00-Tho greatest Raglan
Coat on the innikot In Dark Oxford
Grey, made loose or half titling back,
velvet collnr, aud cult slcoe. Don't
fall to neo It.
AT $10.00 Light Tan Raglan Coats,
cut New Mnikct style, largo cuff
slcove, titled b.iek; woitli $15.
AT $in.00-nark Oxford and Mlaek
Raglan Coats, made with loose and
half fitting back, velvet collar, cult
sleeve.
AT $10.00-Wo show the best Box
Coat ever made, lined all through with
satin, strap trimming, velvet collar,
in Light Tan, Castor, Brown and
Black, all sizes.
UNDERWEAR.
AT 30c Men's Natural Underwear,
heavy lleecoi lined; also Jersey Rib
bed; n splendid winter weight gar
ment. AT GOc Men's Tan, Heavy Fleeced
Underwear, all sizes; extra heavy;
the best 50c umlcrgnlriiieiit In thu
couutry.
AT 73c AND fl.OO-Men's Camel's
Hair nnil also Kcnilct Underwear,
strictly nil wool; nil sizes; Just tho
garment for cold winter weather.
AT 50c EACH Ladles' Union Suits
In sliver grey and coin, made "Onelta
Style," full rnngo of sizes.
AT $1 and $1.!I'J EACH Ladles' Un
ion suits In slher grey, (Muiieelng
brand,) which means tlicy aie nun-
shrlnkable.
HOSIERY.
A1' 31! 14c A I'AIR-rnlles' Hose In
wool, ileum lined and fancies; these
stockings are exlia good value.
AT 35c A FAIR- Ladles' fast black
hosiery, In ribbed, also plain, wltn
ribbed top; a stocking Unit stands wear.
AT l!5e A PAIR Indies' Hose; the
best tho loom pioduces, In lloeco
lined, with white foot, plain and rib
bed wool; also fancies. Wo make u
point of giving thu best 25c hose.
AT RI'jc'A FAIR Children's Stock
Jugs, in wool, ileeco lined, and heavy
cotton ribbed, a splendid weight, ami
good wearing.
AT 35e A FAIR Boys' heavy ribbed
stockings, full range of sizes. Tho kind
that saveH darning.
AT l!5e A PAIR This Is our leading
stocking for healthy boys and girls,
In lleecc lined, wool and our famous
Indestructible Rleyelo stocking; It pays
to buy our lic I.obc.
GLOVES.
AT $1 A FAIR-Our "Guaranteed
Kid Glove." not a better kid glove Im
ported Into this country, '2 elasp or
hieing; all sizes; self or black stitch
ing, i
AT 50e A FAIR-Seoteh gloves for
ladles, In white, red, black and all the
fancy colorings. Tho popular glove
of the season.
Glance at our fancy brle-a-brac coun
ter; lots of useful Christmas gifts are
on display.
150-152 S. HOWARD ST.
Get Beady
NOW TO TORN OVIOR A
NBW LT'JAK, JANUARY
1ST, BY DISCARDING
THAT DIRTY, DUSTY
OAUl'BT, AND RHI'LAO
1N0 IT Will A RUAUTI
FUL HARDWOOD FLOOR
THE-
Akron Woodworking Co.
STAND BY REBELS.
Boers Will Not Leave Them In
the Lurch.
New York, Dec. ().-(A. I'.)-A (lis.
patch fiom rieteiinaiJlzburg, Natal,
says the Roer generals would probably
hnvo thiowu up the sponge long ago
but for tho loyalty of the Cape Rebels
to tho liner cause.
The bulk of tho enemy In Capo Cob
ouy consists of Rebels. For linen to
nun under without piotectlng tho Heb
lis would be regai ded as the height of
tontemptlblo meannesH by all Afri
ltander and Roer sympathizers, and
would pioduco such a revulsion of feel,
lug on tho pint of the Colonial Rebels
ngaliiHt the Republicans us would bo
tho best safeguaid against any futuio
rising of the Dutch colonists. The
tiuth Is, says the dispatch that neither
side can make peace on uuy terms
the other can grant and theieforo thero
Js noUiliig left but to rely on the effect
of arbltintlon.
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PNEUMONIA
KAUFMAHN'S
Honey, Hum & Tar
OANNOT BE EXCELLED.
NAMED
Two Important
Committees.
Speaker Henderson's
Appointments.
Aajority Representation Increased,
Minority Decreased.
Washington, Dec. 0.-(A. P.) There
was a largo attendance on tho tloor
when the House met today, but thcro
were only a. few spectators In the gal
leries. After tlu reading and appiov
al of tho Journal, Mr. Gaines, (Tenn.),
who was Just returned from tho Phil
ippines, appeared at the bar where
tho oath of olilce was administered to
him.
Speaker llcuderson announced the
appointment of the following commit
tees: Ways and Means Payne, (N. Y.);
Dalzell, (Penn.); Hopkins, (Ills.);
' Giosvennr fOhlnl: UiiimoII fPntut.v
I Steel, (Ind.); Tawney, (Minn,); Me-'
I Call, (.Mass.); Long, (Kas.); Babcock, l
I (Wis.); Metcalfe, (Oil.), Republicans,
Jiml Rlchaidson, (Tenn.); Robertson, '
(La.); Swuiisoii, (Va.); McClellan, (N.
Y.); Swanson, (Va.); Cooper, (Tex.),
Democrats.
Approprlatlons-Cnnnon, (Ills.); Blag
ham, (Penu.); Hemenwny, (Ind.); Bar
ney, (Wis.); Moody,(Anss.); VanVooro
his, (Ohio); MeCleary, (Minn.); Llt
taetir, (N. Y.); Brownlow, (Tenn.);
Gardner, (Mich.); Burkotr, (Neb.), Re
publicans, nd Livingston, (Ga.); Me
Rae, (Ark.); Bell, (Colo.); Pierce,
(Tenn.); Benton, (Mo.), and Taylor,
(Ala.), Democrats.
In each of the committees announced
today the ninjoilty i ('presentation was
Increased olio and the minority repre
sentation reduced to 'Unit extent. This ,
policy It, to bu followed hi the up-,
polntment of (he other committees.
Mr. Metcalfe, (Oil.), Is the new Re
publleaii member on the Ways and
Means committee and Messrs. Brown-1
low, (Tenn.); Gardner, (Mich.), and i
Burkeit, (Neb.), tho new Republican
members on Appropriations.
CHEERED
Hated Name
Czolgosz.
Narrowly Prevented
Chicago.
The
Of
Riot
In
Chicago, Dec. (I.-(A. I'.J-I'resldent
MeKlnley's iihhiiksIiiiiIoii was cheered
publicly In Chicago last night. A chal
lenge from the platform that anarchists
dared not condone the eilnio at Ruftalo
was met with u vigorous "You'ro n
liar l'
Absiivm Isank, 'tho leader of the
"Reds" In this city, and editor of
Fieu Society, Oeelurcd openly he could
not coiideniu tho iihsassln's act. Ho
said that aVi to personal merit MoKhi
ley took u second place to fV.olgosz.
Tho slateiiuint of Isaak was nccoinpiin
lid by a scene of Intense excitement.
1 1 was the climax of the debate on
"Socialism vs. anatehy." and eamo
when tho audience of over 1,000 liaii
been aroused thoroughly by wild ora
torical denunciations.
"Iluiiah for Czolgobz!" shouted a
man In the gallery, swinging his hat
nbovo his head,
IIIssch, Jeeis, yells of approval nud
cat calls came from all parts of the
hoiiM'. Tho ciowd rone ( lis feet and
a 1 lot was only avoided by the prompt
net Ion of tho chairman.
BIG PAINTING
That Is
Highly Prized by Mr.
Clarke.
There is an oil painting In tho offlco
of .Mr. O. W. Claike, division freight
agent for tho Kilo, that has had eon
sldetalile history, lit tho llrst place
It was on0 of about a dozen tliat were
made about 1KI yeais ago for the
road. Nearly all tho rest weio used
for ml vei Using purposes, and have
glailng while letters painted all over
them, telling of the scenes that aie
repieseiited In the pletnies. The ouo
In Mr. Clarke's olllco Is free from
printing.
The painting In of n scene on the
Mile, in New York State. Mountiihu
and valleys are shown, with the rail
way tracks and trestles added. Tho
plctuio was sent to Mr. Clark by a
high Brio official a do.en years ago,
as a memento of the competition that
has existed between tho two while
both were minor agents for tho toad.
STATE GRANGE.
Summit Representatives Will A't-
tend It Next Week.
Messrs. M. 0. Danfoith, of Harrow
vllle, and IS. F. Cranz of Rath, will go
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1 A Beautiful
Of the Three Martyred Presidents
Aih a Purchase.
Tomorrow wo our going to give our
Children's Department
Our special enre. Wo have marked down the
prices on Suits for the littlo follows. Call and let the
Prices
Talk.
Henry J.
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619 SOUTH MAIN STREET. KAISER BLOCK
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Can be supplied with the new Gent's Kloicuzn Silk Half-Hose nt
We took all we could get. They are either hi assorted colors or solid
blacks. An elegant and useful Xmas piesent for a gentleman. See
them In our show case.
Reliablo Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers.
Prices guaranteed on everything.
HO arocS 120 3. Main St.
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About tho fine lino of goods wo have solectod for the
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Holiday Trade, but if you have not alroady decided
what to buy. Come in and lot us help you. Wo are
displaying a greab lino of novoltios in
MUFFLERS
FANCY SHIRTS
NECKWEAR
SUSPENDERS
DRESS SUIT
And SMOKING JACKETS.
As heretofore tho prices are just right.
GREENWOOD BROS.,
100-102 S. Howard St.
aojamti
to Mailetta next week to attend tho
annual convention of the Ohio Slate
Uiange. Mr. Cianz Is nn olllcer of the
tlate Grange and Mr. Danforth Is
Master of Pomona Orange, or Summit
county. The Bxeeiitlve conimltte of
tin (Irango will Introduce n resolution
In the convention asking that all mem.
liii-H uso their Inlliienco to secure an
amendment to tho constitution to pro
vide for tho elecllon of United Stales
.Senators by direct vote, and the Sum
mit county representatives will pro
not a resolution fiom the local l'o
iiioim Orango asking for state Legis
lation which will provide for an analy
sis of all feed sold In Ohio, tho sumo
as an analysis of feitilzers la now
lequlred.
MOVING
Falls
Electric Plant Into
Quarters.
New
(Special Correspondence.)
Cuyahoga Kails, Dec. 0. The remov
al of tho lighting plant Into its new
iltiartciH has been begun, aud It Is ex
pected to haye the, removal complete
In a few days. The moro optimistic
of those who are Interested believe
that the change may bo effected by
Saturday night, but others doubt tlmt
It can be done, The water works and
the HghUiig plant will then be to
gether. Tho latter has idready been
In operation for several weeks.
Sito For Kent's Library.
Tho Council and Library Hoard of
Kent, hnvo received and accepted nn
offer from Hon. Marvin Kent to do
uate to the town a lot valued at $:i,000
at the corner pf Main and River sts
for tho orectlou thereon of tho Carne
gie $10,000 library building. v
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SWEATERS
HOSIERY
HANDKERCHIEFS
GLOVES
COLLARS S CUFFS
CASES, SLIPPERS
Hall's Corners.
, PHOTOGRAPH
Was the Bridegroom at a Pcnnsyl
vania Wedding.'
Tioga, Va., Dee. (i.w-To save an es
ta'ltt .n peculiar wedding "was solemn
ized heio when Miss Harris was mar
iled by proxy lo Carleton Wells, of
Dekalb, Ills., a picture being iibcd to
icpresent the bililegroom.
Wells Is a piospeious young fnriner
of Dekalb county and n second couslu
of Miss Harris. Tho young people
wero engaged lo bo married Christ
mas, eliut recently an unclo of tho
initio died, and It was found that he
had left n large pait of tho estate to
Miss Hnrrls on the condition that sho
marry Wells within !10 days. Tho
wedding accordingly was set for last
Monday, but Wells was taken ill with f
pneumonia while on his way Kast
ami could not attend. As tho 80 days
expired yesterday It was arranged that
Willis Johnson, a filciid of the gioom,
should act s proxy,
Tho brldo had a largo photograph
of tho gioom on a table In front of
which tho ceremony was performed
and besldo which stood Johnson, who
answered the iiuestlous addressed to
the photograph. At tho conclusion
of tho ceremony ltev. Mr, Clements
pionounced Minn Harris and Carleton
Wells, represented by tho photograph,
husluiud and wife.
Potatoes Still Rising.
Cleveland, Dee, fl.-(A. IM-Ts'otwith-standing
the tin wit of commission men
to import potatoes, tho nrlces eon-
tluuo to ndvaiite, Tho wholesalo quo J
tatlon, was advanced 11 vo cents In local
limrUetB yesteiday, all commission
houboa Belling faucy stock uf $1 per
bushel.
WHAT NEXT? EVERYBODY ASKS.
Throughout the -State has spread the fame of Tho Surprise Special Sale.
Friday mid In the artistic show window displays. It will pay you well
offerings in Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishings and Hats.
Men's Serviceable Suits
- Very good suits of honest quality and
exceptional Jit and llnlsh, made up In
cery now style by expert union hnnds;
fancy ngured, striped and plaid effects
In Casslmeres, Cheviots, Thlbets and
Scotches In good, heavy weights nt
$5, $7.50,
Men's Extra Fine Suits
Mnde tip In the richest fashions Jn
Imported Scotches. Cheviots, Cassl
meres, Puie Woisteds, Venotlnns in
plain colors, neat and fancy designs
In greenish and ginylsh tones, nlso In
distinct fitrlpes and invisible over
paid. Every suit is n fashion plate;
every garment .is correct in lit and
style and distinctly elegant In make
iipd general effect.
$12, $15, $18
Boys' Durable KneePant Suits ewt
$1.50, $2, $3, $4
And up to $5 in manly vesteo and double-breasted
styles. They're made of fabrics fiom standard mills
only and are guaranteed In every respect. Thero are
patterns enough to plc.iso everybody. AH are sowed
with the famous Iron-grip stitch.
GUARANTEE BOND OF
Kvery article advertised in the newspapers or window fllsplnys is in stock In every regular size. Should any
purchase fall to please, tho money Is Instantly returned without a single question. All clothing is made up
under the direct supervision of The Surprise Store and is kept in repair and pressed for ono year freo.
Men's Derby Kibbed -. -
25c
50c
50c
Underwear; tan
urid blue
Men's Scotch Gloves
plain mid
fancy effects
Outing Flannel Night
Robes; good
and warm
Open Saturday Evening Until
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In all lines of
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twear
These prices may interest you
Children's rubbers 19c
Misses' 25c
Ladies' 29c
Men's 49c
Ladles' fur trimmed felt
Romeos 98c.
Wo can also lit out any mem
ber'of (ho family with a pair
of Sample shoes at a great hav
ing to you.
Conio eaily ns wo liavo bar
gains In everything In footwear.
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We Gtvo Globe Stams.
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THE BEST.
If tho best candles cost tho most
ii ml you get tho most for your money.
Most nny ono will bo satisfied who
makes u purchaso at the Model Bak
ery. S. B. LAPFHUTY.
i Much ado about nothing; ono who
Is treating his best girl to n pound
of cheap candy.
S. B: LAFFBItTY.
A hint to tho wise, boys, should be
sufficient. A. pound of good candy
will go further with your best girls
than n whole week of conversation.
Try It, and buy It ut Model Bakery.
S. B, LAFFERTY,
? 100 S. Howard at.
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Surprise Special
For ono week, beginning Tomorrow,
Saturday, and ending next I'ddny.
Men's Jersey. Gloves
Good warm, heavy winter gloves,
tight tlttlng and very comfortable.
Kast black jersey with rolnfoiced
leather fingers sultnblq for dnlly nud
dress wear on sale one week at
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i Hats For Men and Bovs.
$1, $1.50, $2, $3
Derby, Alpine, I'nnamu, Golf and
Straight Brim shapes In new styles;
every l.nt Is of pure all fur material
and guaranteed fast color and to
wear well; Men's arid Boys' heavy
winter caps with pull-down bands
nt 2oo and 50c In Golf nud Golf
lacht bhapes.
10:30 O'clock; Other Evenings Until 0:b0
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A Straight Tip On
Candies.
Every ono has tho host
moat Candies are good, but
than' others. We mako our own candies, right here in our
own building we are the largest manufacturers of Candies
in this city today.
Vo make every kind of Candy make it frosh and pure,
we have to, our trade demands it; wo would not think of
making it any other way.
1 The Prices
Just hero is whore the shoo pinches some dealers; they
want to Roll candies and mako two nice profits, tho manufact
urer's and their own. Wo mako our own Candies, have no
other profits to make, and wo are contontod with a small ono.
Wo soil' Oajulios at 10c, 15o and 20c per pound that are bet
tor than other dealers sell for 20o, 2oc to -10o per pound and
wo aro willing to let you bo tho judge. Oomo in and soe.
Nickles
l2 S. Howard st-fc.
Phone 289.
Noxt to Schumacher & Gammotor's tea store.
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If you want n good hat at n prlco corresponding with actunl valuo and
have tho stylo of It thrown In, conio here. Good millinery of nil
kinds at prices which usually give us a little protlt and sometimes
nothing at all, Wo mako special mention tomorrow, of a lino of hats
originally $2 to ?3, hero at
$1.00 to $1.49
Mis$M,E.Durkin
Sale No. 90
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WHAT NEXT?
They are announced in the ad. every
to watch every week for these liberal
Men's Heevvy Winter Overcoats
Good, wnim and stylish overcoats
made up In the newest fashions and
tailored with special care mid skill;
blue, black, Oxford and grayish effects
in Meltons, Vicunas, Kerseys and
Friezes. These garments arc unex
celled In lit, grace and durability at
5,
$
10
$7.50,
Men's Supreme Overcoats
Handhonier styles than ever before
known. Yoke, Itagluetto, Fullmoro,
Chesteineld and Full llox styles, su
peibly made and tailored to perfec
tion; some are made with turn-up cuffs
and slash pockets; all are cut In the
fashionable lengths; garments that are
to be compared with creations of the
best custom tailors only.
$12, $15, $18
Young Men's Suits and Overcoats a.t
$4.50, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50
And up to 12, In Casslmeres, Tweeds, Cheviots and
Scotches figured and plnln. A range of good styles
cut In single and double-breasted; good, heavy winter
weights, many of them just in today from the tailors.
THE SURPRISE STORE.
Men's Warm, large size
Muillers, now
plaid effects
Men's heavy, fleece lined
Underwear all
colors ,
.25c
50c
50c
Boys' Percale Waists
Tntcnt Brnnds,
new effects
o'clock.
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