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AKRON DAIITS DUMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1
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NEWS
A; New Rubber
.Tirc-JMadc- Here;
Chicago Men Make a
Bte Claim. "
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Belteyc They Will .Revolutionize
;; , Tire-Making. ,
A-how- rubber tiro which, It. Ih de
clared, 'w'lll-' produce marked changes
In inithodii of tiro niiiniifneturln'g, Is
lelfig iipido Id Akron-fdr the Invcnt6rs,
Messrs.. ,1, -V ltlodgott nndXG. H.
AVillis, .of Chicago.- These gentlemen
hoVcilieon here frciini'iitly'for several
weeks- past, iind experimental Grew
miinufhMufiil for them. liy.Hn H. V.
Goodrich Co., have, It Im asserted, born
all tluit f claimed for them.- The now
tire Ih radically different from thoio
of ordinary make. It IH n. hose )lii,
Hlngle tiiln tire, liut Ih constructed
with only one la or or fabric. Tim
rubber permeates oven tho tliroiiils of
tlmt fabric, mill riinnot peel off. The,
tlrrH nrc (iiliiiiteil to iihp on lileyclPH,
automobiles or other reblclcH. Mr,
HL-tdgott went to Chicago liiHt night,
itfler having Inspected the tires which
Imvp been iniiile, Ife In the originator
of the Idea, nnil Mr, Willis, who Ih ii
practical rubier niiiii, long with the
Tlloigait ic Wright people, Iiuh been
doing the practical work In HiIh ease.
The gentlemen nre negotiating with
Ithp Goodrich Co. relntlve to the iiinn
nfnctiirp nnil making of the tires bj
' thill company.
, STOPS THE COUQH
AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
a2Kttv Jlromo-Qulnlnn Tablet, our
Sold ,ln one ilny. No cure. No l'y. Trtca
t&KVM.
Personal
" OUClcM 8
Mr. and Mih. A. 11. UhhmpU are vIh
Jtlns rplatlvPH In Warrpn, l'n.
t Ilpy. 13. H. WIIhoii will ipppat bin ser
)non on "Savoniuolii," next Humliiy
evening, In the North Mill M. M. church
by rp(itPHt.
MIhh .limp Marly, of KM Went Mar
l(Pt Mt who Iiuh been ill for nevpral
Sveekn With tin grill, Is leeoverlug.
A dance win given In Mutde hall,
'i'uendiiy nlKht, by the Akion I.ledcrtnf.
bl, A falr-hlzeil crowd wan prewmit,
Dud the eeut wiim a nodal hiiccphs.
MIh Hohc llni'liiKiT, has H'tnrncd to
WiiHlilngtoii after Hpeiidlng the holt
iayH at her luno lieu.
Jlr. and .Mih. (1. I1'. I-'ithp leavo to
day for Richmond, Va where. Mr.
FlCho In mipei intending Hip building
it the Itlcliniond iV rctcrHliurg eleu
trie road.
Mr. O. h. Mitchell, who has been
nmployort 1u tills city for houio tliup,
iih uiPlk In the M. O'Nell ,t Co.h
Mture, Iiuh gone to Toronto, Can,, wIipki
ho waH liianlpd WcdiiPHday morning
to a young l'ly f tttttt pity. Mr. nixl
Mih, Mitchell will rptiiiu to Akron,
tthortly, mid will make their homo
line.
MIhh Mary Puffy, of I'prkliiK hL,
gave a rliiinulng pedio party Monday
pveiilng In honor of MIhh Mary llur
lctt, of JackHou, Mich. I'iI.ph were
(iwarded and light icfrcHlimcutH
Mcrvpd.
Among the many nod ill cipntH, Turn
duy night, viih Hip iIiiiup and Hutch
lunch given at ProuieHH ball by the.
rrogrPHH-MoiitPllore Hoelcty. Seventy
live coupleH iittended, and a io.wiI, kooiI
tlnm wim enjoyed by all.
The leeltal of Hip Tuemlny MuhIiviI
club at Hip Opera Iioiihp, 'I'licnday af
ternoon, inducted a Iiiikp audience.
Mm. (tieeii, (nee l'nHHP), of Canton,
Hang. The program wiih niailo up prln
cljwilly of children'! miKile.
The New Vear'rt dunce Riven by the
Kpleuteun club In Twenlletli Century
ball, Tuemlay nlulit, wan a very hup
ppHHful nflalr. It wiih attended by 75
coupleH, among whom weie n nuniber
of vOdtoiH.
JIIhm ('lain tinier Iiuh rc.tiirned from
Cfuveiaiid wliert hIik Iiuh Hpent tint
liolldayti with frlpiuK
Mr. Iliimlolph McCipii, 41 piomliiept
young iiewnpaper iiiau of"MiiuHlleld,
allied on Aiu frleiulH yesterday,
J'ltBSHMKN'K ANNUAL HA Mi.
Tlio nuiiii.il New Vpu i 'h ball of tlio
rrliitlng I'iphhiiipii'h union In Militant
ball liiHt night, was attended by 1(H)
touplt'H, It wiih the most HiieceHsful
the union hurt cut given. The com-
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To Cure a Cold with ONE D08E'
When you flr feel a eold coming on take a
do of A JAX COID CUM. That will SHD the
cold. tAouty back if it don't.
Dr. Lyon's
- -PSRFEQT . V
Tooth Powder
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century.
mfttccs In cbnrge were: Arrange
mentsMessrs. Geo. ,T. Kloeck, jt A.
.MUlcr," F,. JeJifeeliwlorfs II. "A. itrad
fordJjHnrley reception, alosHrfe. II.
D. lu.lpr4 ,T. qrlfllnKA. WlilmeY, p.
'Ending. D. Gtilllet, II. ,0'IJrlrp. The
Now War watT appropriately wel-,
cqnipdrr H
An pliibnralt eut.prlaluiilpnt.and fro
ciql 'wuh Given, Tuesday night) nj K.
O. T. M. hull by Busy lice HiVP. A
large crowd utpmlcd, and nil pnjoyed
Hie'inolvoH Well. TJ'p old year, was
rwatejiied out, thcJlew Yoilr watched
in, Wi'yt iippK'prMtq exorcises.,.'
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TRIVIAL
Incident Prevented Kid
napping. A- Well Laid Plot .to Capture
Gould's Boy.
' New York, Dcc.yll. 1'ollcp Oominls.
Hloner Miiiphy pionoiinced Hip plan
to kidnap .lay Gould, tin 12-year-old
Mill of 'George J." Gould, iitl tliuMad,
wltlif his inothoiv brother and HlHter,
left the ILutiopdlltim Opera house,
Kiiturday, iih tin boldent and mont In
genloiiH crliniiiiilAnHplnicy In the
lilHtory of Hie New York police.
Tlio plot to Htenl tlio child liad iih
Incidents two automobiles similar In
make and appeiiiance, two cluiuffeuiH,
nlHo alike In all respectH, and a child
ilotiblo.of tbp Gotild elilld hi apiicar
niico nnil di'PHH, yJHii ,vlioin It wiih
lioppd to draw purmilt while Hie vic
tim wa taken to hoiiip safe place.
Only for tip fact that Mih. Gould
changed her inlnd 'and Instead of leav
ing thq Opera house at -1 o'clock as hug
ordered, waited until the cIono of the
peifornuuicp, It mighty linvi Htiecji'Pdpd.
At tlio tlnip the party did ('nine out
Fortieth st. wiih ho choked with car-
j rloges that the Hclit-nie was abandon
Ip.1. ' -
! "Proppr preciiutlonN have lieen taken
to prevent any attcnipt to kidnap the
children of Georgp .1., Gould," Said
Commissioner Murphy .today.'
SIGNS
Are
Not Always What
They
Seem or Should be.
"What's In u h.ru?" might lie asked
about many ot Hie bulletins posted
all over tho city to advertise business
or call attention to Homo particular
thing. ( '
The queer turn Hint la occasionally
given lo a iilgn ofte't serves to attract
attention to It. However, it In doubt
ful If the proprietor o'f a Market at.
dry goodH More wa's pUiiHl with tho
change in IiIh Hlgn w)ilcli occurred ic
cently. He had a notice III flout of
his placo which lead: "The CheapeHt
Ktoro lit the City." Sonin one put a
theatrical poster over the llrnt four
letteiH of Hie "cheapest," ho that tlio
sign read, "Tin Pest Kioie of tlio
City." Tho niprehant wouderpd why
so few eustoineiH culled tlmt day.
It mint Imvp Iippii with fppliigs
othpr than tlii'uv'nMlaUcry that tho
pastor of a church Jn HospvIIIp hiiw a
notice he piit out lending! "Tin pan
tor Will preach br this 'evening,"
changed, by' wim wag' l "Tim pastor,
will search bern-thls evening."
It waH only it "mistake In Hpelllug
which made the owner of a cluilr-ro-pnlilug
shop appear to lie ilohig a
pieHeiTlug-lUHlieNs, .for he had out
a notice which nuiioutiecd "Chairs
Canned lleie,"
Some stores have hung In Hie front
window nlgiiH Hindi of movable let
tprs set, In a fiaiiie. A cigar dealer,
by name Vera P. Orr, left It to his boy
to in tango the letters on day. Tlio
boy got, swlsted on tin alphabet, ami
when, .half Hip day passed, no sales
had lioon mndc, Hip piopiletor thought
of looking nt the. sign,. o expected
to tlnd on It the mime ni)d aiinouucp.
input that cigars, vpi'i hold tlieie, but
Instead this Ih ijiiit confronted him;
"Vein Poor Olgiir'rt Hold Here."
On Hildgt) st a Itvcry diMilev bung
out ii sign notifying tho public Hint
there could Im ".'no' Sale of
Hoises," but a buy with a stick dipped
In hoiiip tar changed tho "n" to an "r,"
mi that the sign lead,, ,"l''liv Sale of
Hoihps." The inoprle'loV wondered
wiat 1.01110 of Ids customers nipjint
by asking him If tin horscM were badly
burned until lit saw the sign.
Hanging out In fiont'orn hiiiilwuio
Htoi'p'on ono of Hi'il coldest. iiiornlngH
JPce'iltly Wi,ih ji notlep stating that
then were lawii mower and refrlger
toitt for will) inside-Newark Newn,
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Try- tho Deuiocrat's lilner Coluliins.
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BETTER
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r
Rfatio Than
Usual.
Is
Graduating Class of
This Month
Consists of 14 Young Ladies and
13 Young Men.
The January elans of the High
Hchool will hold Its commencement
exorcises on the evenings of .fan. 1(1
and 17. The class now numbers 'J7
members, 11 girls and lil boys. The
class this year will be unique in that
then nre within one as many boys
ns glils. The uutisnl ratio Ih 4ibout
ono boy to three girls. Owing to tho
size of Hie class It will be necessary
to use two evenings.
At tlio School Hoard meeting last
evening Hip question of Hip distribu
tion of tickets nrosp. it wan decided
to allow each member of the class L0
tickets, the remainder to be given to
'Principal 'Itybold to be distributed as
he. deems best.
aw:'.
REVIVING
From Monday's Slump.
Federal Telephone Stock Has In
creased Four Points.
Many vlewn are taken of the Mump
In' Ki'dernl Tplepliouo ntock. Some re
gard It merely im a frpak In specula
tion, and declare that there is big moil
cy ahead for those who bought at ii.
The Increase In price has begun ill
leady, and Is now -1 points higher than
at Monday'" close. Well Informed op
erators declare that the slump was
cleverly engineered by a clique of local
speculators who have taki'ii their prof
its anil arc out of the market.
ThP capital stock of the Kedernl
Telephone Co., autliorlT'.ed and Issued,
is $10,(KMHXi. It was organized, In
1808, to iliiiiucc mid manage other tele,
phone companies, and among Hioho
lontrollcd by It an; Cuyahoga Co.,
Cleveland; Citizens Co., Columbus; Co
liimlilana county Co., Salem; People's
Co., Akron; Citizens' Telephone it Mes.
sago Co., Akron; Youugstowu Co.,
Poitsnioutli Co., Masslllon Co.,KostorM,
Staik County Co., Ciintn; Lancaster "Co.,
Gallon Co., Peoples' Telephone Co.,
Shelby; Howling Green Co,, Wlllough
by Co., Kludlay Co., Interstate Co., ana
the People's Co., of Detroit.
The People's Co., of Akron, Is largely
citpltall.ed by liu-al pcoe, and Ih very
little affected by the Mump.
Terrible, plagues, Hioho Itching,
pestering iIHciiho of the nkln. Put
nn end to misery. Doan'n Olutmcnt
cures. At any drug storp.
dtjQ am ssins 'ciuoainonj smsAOJj
pnnoJB sj 9jnp pon xefy imii 'u&op
jjs pun Jjarq auw oS 8,-iJua pjoo jaqio jry
siHxxnorv moh
GEN. DICK
IS IN TOUCH
With the Columbus Situation,
But Declines to Talk.
Gen. Clias. I lick by telegraph and
long tllMnnco 'phono Is keeping In, con.
Htmit touch with the situation at Co
lumbus, but ho refused last night to
dlsciiHH tlio situation. Geu, Dick ad
heicH to his determination not to visit
Columbus, and will leave Sunday for
Washington, for tho opening of Cou
gross, Monday,
Athens Must Walt;
Washington, Dee. .11. The Postmas
ter General has mdeied tlio poMpono.
ineii( of tho establishment of a freo
delliery postal kpivIcu for Athens, O.,
until Keb. t.
WHAT'S IN A NAME.?
Depends upon the name.
Scott's Emulsion is a name
that has value. Maybe it
doesn't mean much to you
but to the consumptive who
has been strengthened and fat
tened, to the sickly children
who have received good health,
to the weak mothers and
babies who have grown strong
to these Scott's Emulsion
means something.
To all of them it has meant
an easy and natural return to
health.
We'l Hrnd jrnu lillU la try, t ( you HVa.
SCOTT & IJOWNE, ia) ,,' tr,n, Ntw York.
r HHHl. itttt iH mmi h
iHr H lH B H
' liiiiH iiiiii m m iiiH
i H & V H V H
Tou can best succeed la life
aigefttlon. A strong utomaoti
oat man, Tho feelT
ulnar oi langnur. mo a
a ot lanffdur, ino
headar.ho. the sensation of'iullnew. Dalns
and tenderness In the reglon.of the stomach,
Jutulrtice, belching and vomiting the
thoiMnnd and one sympt6ras' of Indigestion
or othei stomuoli trouble, of whtoh most of'
us know moro or less, unfit both body and
ml rid for hard work or continuous applica
tion., Vou wouldn't suffer like .that Jf. you
knaw a certain remedy, would you? Yet
such lomedy exists. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure quick! r relieves all these ymptoms,
and, by gtr.ng tho stomach ontlre?rest,
speedily cure the disease Itself.
Even among tho happy possessors of com
paratlvolj'sound stomachs there ar. fe,w
wno aro noi at least, occasional
irrccular hours, mild 'dissipation, excessive "Its aid the food you have
ue of tobacco, hasty eating or oTerlndul- to a form In which the system cin assjml--
ganco In a favorite dish frequently produce late It and the body is built up whlle.the
a unpleasant though not as lasting r?3ults tired stomach rests. .
as tho most serious of Chronic' cases." If The trouble with dyspeptics Is that they're-
theiftteinporarysuffcrcrsrcallzedthatKodol. .starving. They have eaten but their food
Dyspepsia Cure offered sure and almost im- Is undigested and consequently does them
Dear 8irs: I havo suffered a great deal
from nervous dyspepsia for the last twelve
months. I tried two doctors- who;, said
they could not cure m . but your gent
came along and I bougV feome Kodol' Dys
pepsia Ouro. to sell, a decided to try it
my sol f and I found more rollcf from "that
than anything I have taker). I cat any
thing I want to and Improve every day
and it has given my customers perfect satisfaction.
re suffering from indigestion or dyspepsia
to be the best remedy on the market. Yours
truly, J. W. Smith, Preston, N. 0.
Gentlemen: For the sake of suffering
dyGpeptlcs I render this testimonial.
After sufforlng thirteen years from Indiges
tion (neuralgia of the stomach and all its
l can neariuy recommend it
Pr.pired by E.C D.Witt Co.. CSIcioo. Th.$l.00bottleoontiln3J4tlmramueti(yetulm.aiuriiie.tJiith. trial UewttcbatllalorBOctBtt
Cures all stomach troubles
LYNCHING
ID I
Talk Is No Longer
- i f Heard,
But Feeling Against
Wilcox Is Bitter.
Moher of Accuse d Man Is In a
Critical Condition,
Kll.abetb City, N. 0 Dee. 31. Ins.
Wilcox, who la held In coniiPPtlou
with tho death of Miss NpIIIp Crop
Hpy, will be given n preliminary hear
ing tomorrow before live Justices.
The CltlPiis' committee of live Ih in-
VvcMtMilug a possible clue to tho
cause of Miss CropseyV death and
will present pvIiIpucp at Hip hearing
tomorrow. Wilcox Is Mill confined
within the Jail here. Popular senti
ment Is very strong against lilin, but
time has alleviated the feeling soiuo
what and the talk of lynching has
ceased. Wilcox's mother, who Is In
delicnto health, is Kiild lo be In a seri
ous condition, caused by the suspicion
east upon her sun.
New York, Dec. III. There weio
about MR) persons present at tho funer
al servlccH of Nellie Cropsey today,
Including relatives of tlio denil girl
and a nuniber of puplln from tho pub
lic school which she formerly attend
ed. Tho casket was completely cov
ered with Mowers.
BUDGET
Of News Fired In From Stewart's
Corners.
(Special Correspondence.)
Stewart's Corners, Dec. .11. Our
school Is closed for a two weeks' va
cation, Mrs, Nancy Stewart, who 1iih befu
seriously 111 Jit the homo of her son
been lemovcd to tlio home of her son,
In-law, 'Mr. George Hanson has
Mr. Kiaiik Stowait, of Turkey Point.
Mr. and Mrs. .loliu Young spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Hjion
l.ongcoy, of Kent.
Mih. Carl Gruhh and ffer sister, Miss
Hullle (.iipplii, aro visiting their uncle,
Mr. Washington Lappln, of Michi
gan.. Charley Stewart is back lu tlio
neighborhood agulu.
Dyspepsia Cure
with a good
mediate relief 'how many wduld neglect to no good. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure not only
keep it constantly in tho house? relieves tho patient's Bufferings In such1
mattes a vigor
Hit
You can go about your business and dis- - cases but also removes the cause of suffer
regard i pain in any other part of the body. ing. It relieves by digesting tho patient's
To i
ach supplies the entro
to nerform Its task thes6
rforn
on and we cannot lire
'
all know this, but haven't
error of assuming that,
But stomach troublo prostratos
has accomplished thq purpose for which it
was eaten? It hasn't, by any .means. Until
it Is properly digested the system cannot
assimilate it. It remains In the''storoatih
until it decomposes and
not nave oeen eaten at an. .Jtioaoiuyspep
sla Cure digests this food without aid from
tho stomach and digests it (is well as the
stomach itself could do the work. Through
sunerers
If gives the stomach perfect
multiform troubles) and after receiving treat
ment from many doctors for the same, I
was induced to try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
buying my first bottle in March 1000.
Since that time I have used nearly two
dozen bottles a proof of my faith In its
virtue.
I have not had , one pain since coin
.raencing its use. Sometimes I can go two
or three days without using it and I con
sider myself In a fair way toward perma
nent recovery. Fraternally yours, J. Ivlson,
Lonaconlng, Md.
Gentlemen: A few months ago I gave up
hopeof living and was in such agony from
chronic indigestion that I prayed I might
pass from my suffering. One dayT learned
of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and decided to try
it. I had taken but ono teaspoonful of It
to an tnat
CALL FOR
MEMORIAL MONEY.
Massachusets Raised $2,000 the
First Day.
Hoston. Dec. 111. An appeal to the
(icople of SIiiHsachusetts for funds to'
aid hi tho erection of tlio MeKlnley
niciuoilal at Canton was issued today.
The subscription list was headed by
Governor Crane. The response for tlio
day was if-'.OOO. The proportion for
tho state Ih ifUO.OOO.
FOR SALE AT A BAR
GAIN. The Deniocuit has an otllcu counter
ten feet long, three feet, eight Inches
high, with panelled ash front, frostpd
glass screen, Iron window and six
drawers, which, owing to Hie equip
ment of our new ininrters with new
furniture throughout, will not lie need,
and will bo sold at a bargain. Posses
sion given about .laiiuary loth.
CUBA'S
First Election Was
Very Quiet.
Light Vote and No Ex
citement. Only One Ticket Voted For In
Santiago.
Havana, Dec. HI. Tho pleotlon re
turns havp not yet been received here.
The Indications nre that a very light
vote has been east. In Havana tho
partlMUiR of Iliirtolomo Maso did not
vote.
According to a dlsfmtoh from Ha
vana, dated Doc. 'Jtl, to Hie Associated
Press, General Maso, the Democratic,
uuidldnto for President of tho Cuban
Hopuhlle, has left there for Maiiwuill
lo. glUng up the campaign.
Santiago Do Cuba, Dec. 111. Tho el c.
tlons today were without especial In
cident In this district. The 'Nationalist
ticket was the only one hi the field,
and consequently there wiih no 'oppo
sition, and tills ticket was elected,
The day was unustully cold and rainy.
MARK YOU J
AUx of old a warrior bold, .
who defied both Oodannd men,
AJax Cold Cnre ll a leader foraure
And defici all tnCU of racu.
Digests
what yoii
i.
Thrfalrtm
iooaanaenaoune nis system to transiorm
it into bone and muscle, blood and brain.
It cures by allowing the stomach rest until
it is restored to its natural condition.
If tho' stomach is out of order not an
organ of the body escapes soiuo correspond
ing derangement. There are few diseases
which cannot be traced directly to the stom
ach. If the stomach is weak the body is
weak. If the stomach Is strong, the entire
body is strong.
None of us want to suffer from indigestion
or dyspepsia but the hurry and nervous
tension or the times have made them tho
commonest complaints of the generation.
Often we eat too fast, too soon after or too
shortlyv before violent physical exercise or
. severe mental strain. Sometimes we are too
busy to eat at all at the proper time and over-
' load our stomachs when tho opportunity
comes. For awhile the abused organ stands
.the strain. Finally it collapses.
systehi.
If it falls
sunnlles are nut
witnout tood. we
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Itltou
wAfallenliito the
onco swallowed, food
might far better
eaten Is reduced
when the pain in my stomach ceased, Tnaft
day I enjoyed a good meal for the first time
in many months.
After taking three bottles of Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure I am as well as ever. It saved
my lifo and I cannot recommend it too
highly.- Mrs. Alba F. Crawford, Pittsburg,
N. H.
Gentlemen: I have been troubled with
indigestion for ten years and have tried
many things and spent much money till I,
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I have takent
two bottles and have obtained more relief
from them than from all the other medi
cines I ever used. I am now feeling
better than I have been in five yeara and
feel more like a boy than I have felt in
twenty years. Respectfully, Anderson
Biggs. Sunny'Lano, Tex.
HIGHER
t & i
Forms of Life May
. Be
Prolonged, If Not Made
-Eternal,
Says Dr. toeb, Regarding His
Discoveries.
i
Chicago, Dey. 31. At today's hes
Mon of the American Physiological So-
clptyj Dr. Jacques lxieb followed his
eternal Ufa paper of yesterday with
another lu tho same line of thought,
Ho said ins experiments in prolonging
Hie existence of the. lower forms of life
led to tho belief that the life of higher
organisms is electro dynamic in IIh na
ture. He declared that tho probabil
ity is that food Muffs and medicines
nre not valuable for their Individual
pioperties, but for thn quantity ot pas.
Itlvo and negative atoms of electricity
contained. In a word, Dr. I.oeb looks
upon food and medicine as valualilo
for the sustenance of what ho culled
the "human dynamo."
"I have come to tho conclusion," Mild
the speaker, "that at least u part oi
the energies of food MuITh is turned
into electrical force."
TEACHERS.
Sixteen New Ones Passed Exam
inations. Thirteen pf the 10 persons, who-took
the city teachers, examination, Dec. -1,
were successful. There was but one
man among tint 1 applicants.
The following wero granted eertlil
eaten: Klvo year, Claro G. Olney, Ag-
ucH Klnkor, Dora Msu(er, Anna Tier;
three year, Clara Vanderall and Emily
Wolcott; one year-, Jennie Dlllnian,
Bessie Grove, Alary Hourlet, Anna
Kelfer, I.nuru l.ecper, Mary Mercer,
mid Anna .Snyder.
REMOVAL nOTICE.
I i. i:. Stanford v Company, plumb
em and gas fitters, lmvV removed their
place of business from 007 South Main
St., to It.8 South Main st., Just south
of tho Akron Grocery.Conipaiiy, and
nre better equipped to give their cus
tomers prompt attvnthiu. Intimates
given.
The Democrat prints tho uewe, both
'local and foreign,
rest.
START
THE
RIGB&
Keep Me In Mind for
That Elegant New
PIANO
For 1902
A. B. Smith
220 S. Main st.
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The Proofreader.
An anonymous writer In tho Anni
cau Printer of New York says:
"The Ideal proofreader for a an
printshop ought to be an accomplls
printer, a sensible person, a person.
derstandlng tho .scope and llmltat
of the EDtrllsh laneuace. one ciml
bonding the truo offices of'fitijic'tuatlo
ono with a keen and true appreclaUo
of literature, a storehouse of exaq
knowledge, a perfect grammarian,
perfect speller and with a fund of.uj
mor sufficient to enable him to dor
whole duty along these various lli
without making for an early grave.
bo does not really know everything, I
ought assuredly to be able to sccnte1
an error and to know how to get afl
truth. If hf "reads the proofs for
weekly newsnaner also, ho ought tl
know all about local affairs and al
about tho town or city In order to pnl
vent the reported marriage ot tne
who morely acted as brldesma
untanglo the mixed topography'
reporters' articles."
RxenipllfrlnK an Adage,
"Yes," said tho old conductor,
Imvo followed the railroad about
my life. I wasn't exactly born on
train, but I was marrlod on ono a
tho rate of fortr-five miles an hour."
"That was a good deal llko marrying
In haste."
"It was. And we got tired of tach
other while we were making the return
trio on a freight train!
"That wiis a good dl Hko repentlbg
at IcisureV'-ChlcaEo 'BDUDe ,
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