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FRIDAY, NOV. 21, 1002.
The early crop of freak candidates
for the presidency In unusually large.
if -.Any 'citizen of Ohio doubts by
Whom the Ohio delegation to tho lower
'House otCongress Is controlled ho niny
y;t got some cnllghenment from Sen
ator Hahtin or General Dick.
Since Gov. LaFoletto of WJsconsln
was .rd-ejected upon nn anti-trust plat;
form ond would naturally Infer that his
Legislature should require. Senator
Spoonor to make good In booming anti
trust measures In the Senate.
"WAch Burton," said the Daylon
News, a few days ngo, when It boomed
the Cleveland Congressman for the
Bpcnk6rsh'lp. Having mustered only two
.votes In tho entire Ohio delegation the
vote of himself and a Representative
who Is now traveling In Europe tho
CJev?landYstntosman certainly will bear
watching. When It comes to standing
In the national lime light ono Ohio cit
izen at a time Is qulto enough.
If Akron as a city were to stmt out
to enumerate tho blessings for widen
to glvo -spcclnl thanks next Thurs
day, suo would soon act to thinking
that ;tho ond of tho list could never
be reached. Think of tho hundreds
of new buildings put up during tho
past year flue' residences, business
blocks, Nnianufocturlng plants and
public halls; think of the Increase in
the volume of her business, and think
of the rapid growth of the city gen
erally And another great blessing for
Akron is that this Is the home of so
many enterprising citizens, who are
not afraid to put their money. In cir
culation in a way that will benefit,
others as well us themselves. It Is
Also a matter for1 congratulation that
the morals of tho town might be a
great deal worse, and thut her ln
habitants are advancing Intellectually
as well as commercially.
A feature In the new Jlst of Con
gressmen Is that iho names of a num
ber of' former secretaries to Congress
men, appear on it. This Is attracting
considerable attention, as it shows
that tho secretaries are now develop
ing a latont brilliance In grasping op
portunities that have been before
them for a long time. Tho private
secretary is asserting his claim to be
promoted for bis patient toil as, in a
good many Instances, tho real power
behind thf gun. Arid, it may also be
r?rosrked "that 'the Congressman aro
.notlqlng this, and are now showing
a disposition to employ wife or
daughter as secretary, so tha
money inay bo kept in the family and
tho danger of being superseded set
aside. The list of the 58th Congress
hows 208 tlepubllonns and 178 Demo
prats, ,a .considerable.' Democratic, gain.
There aro 101 now names and 20 from
districts added under tho new
portlonmoht,
GAMBLfcRS '
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fobbed of "Earnings" by Gang
of Bandits. ''
MUrinchpolls, Nov. 21.-in a fash
Ion reminiscent of the .Tamcs-Youngor
gang two bandits held up a gambling
don. at, Columbia Holgh(s and.wocuied
$1,043 fixjm the vworo of players nnd
.propijiotorH, jmmnwhllo seriously
wounding" Hnrvoy .Howard, the col
ored porter;
THE LIFE OF
The Mari Behind the Desk.
"Ooffeo soaked nio hard for about
thrco years' and .1 was troubled with
Indigestion, headaches and drowsiness;
1 Iwul m Appetite and could not tileep.
and I Was steadily losing flesh all
tho time,.
I had spent a sirall fortune on medl
cine nnd doctors' dills; 1 consulted sv
crnl doctors, ono told mo that I Iwd
ver trouble, another told mo that I
had, kidney trouble, others prescribed
remedies for numerous complaints, but
none Jiolpod mo and I Anally looked
tiKi my bad stomach ns a part of m.v
miserable existence giving up all hope
of ever being myself again. '
I know that the couse of It wos all
due to Qfllce work, which precluded
ufllclont lwdlly I'xcrclso and tho eat
ing of nou-nourlshliig and non-digestive
food, nnd tho drinking of tea and
coffee. I had (o quit my work as
I lost my mental and physical strength,
A friend of mine, who weighs nbout
240 lbs, and who looks tho picture of
health advised mo to use drapo-Nuts
s ft. food and drink Tostum Cereal
( Coffee. He said that his perfect
hoalth was due to the use of these
two pure cereals. Ho said that they
.would bnlld up the delicate cells of
the; brain and body and restoro mo
to health.
T acted on his odvlco and have no
Cause to regret it. I have now been
using Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee
for samo time and am In porfect
health .and weigh 10 Jus. more tlmn'l
pver did.
- Grape-Nuts Vood Is tho crystallized
emeco of nl cereals. I eat It four
tlnies a day, prepared with cream,
innrt Also by pouring some of It out
of thebox Into my band nmV then eat?
' JngNft." Postum Coffee has also helped
mAviwatJy." Name given by Postum
Co.,ytlle Creek, Mich,
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Wise $
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miy a turKey.
Also some cranberries.
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A good, fat' ghndcr is nice', too.
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Spring politics begin to stir quite
early, ' ,
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The man of tho hour will stand for
no violation of precedent.
W 4fr
Will this Now Year's resolutions last
longer than thoso of last year?'
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Most of tho Thanksgiving invita
tions have been sent and received.
.
Tho thoughtful, are preparing n list
of tho things tfie'y will bo thankful
for.
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Tho turkeys .Which survive the axe
will hold their -Thanksgiving the day
after, ',""'
Hunters qre putting in their "be.st
licks." Each jsu'hrisc sees the season
nearer Its end.! - .
.
Additional excuses for rubicund
probosces will arrivo with the flrst
real cold weather,
. ,.
Tho "spare' fied room' In many a
farm house Is being prepared for
ThiinksgWIng guests.
-
Tho time iof the year, will soon be
ljero when it will be no indication of
disrespect to say tlint a man has "cold
foot."
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Soon tho football season will ho
naught but a memory, punctuated
here nnd there with flattened noses
and warped legs.
. ,
The small boy Is ns full of life as
over, nnd after tho flrst heavy snow
ho will glvo pedestrians worry by
Ills energy in throwing snow balls.
City Clerk Isbell has his name
signed annually to more legal articles
than any other lawyer In Akron.
Think of tho ordinances and city nri-
tlccs.
Lest some Joyous fowl become too,
exuberant over escaping the Thanks
giving massacre, it Is suggested that
Christmas 1b only a very short time
Intel'.
"Take these posies to your superior
In tho White House," remarked a Mem
phis man as hejionded the President a
bouquet. Just as If Teddy wasn't tho
whole thlng.nt hotno ns well ns abroad.
Old Mr. Groundhog Is almost ready
for winter quarters; Ho will wlum
bor peacefully and forget tho zip of
a bullet and tho heart breaking scurry
for his hole when a dog barks, until
next February. c
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The railroads aro giving their em
ployes an increase of about 10 por cent.
In wages arid freight, rates will be
Jumped up nearly 15" per cent. Tho
henevolencb" of the railroads will somo
time bo the menus of Ihelr undoing.,
That wasn't much of a light be
tween Shntfer" n,nd Gompers; . they
merely called each other liars.
--
non.-Geo.-'Wi 'Grouse Is , Just the
kind of man whoso birthday ought to
uo coieorated in fine style.
' '
. Strange that Gen. Dick doesnft go
after the speakership. .
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Mental cruelty will soon bo
famous a term ns. appendicitis.
as
Maybe the Hoard wants to saddle
the building of k an expensive City
Hall onto the now. bfflclals so Its mem
bers enn't point put tater how much
cheaper tho Commissioners could havo
run the -town.'' -
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l.THEBEAR HUNT.
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Deep In th.e ,'tangled thickets
The hunters -fought a boar,
The more they roamed and thrashed
about ' ,
The more ho wnsn'.t" there
Hold Teddy 'puffed and chortled
Within tho. canobrakes dense,
Ho heard thn liound-dogti baying
Ho ' pahtcrli "It's immense!"
But fnr the clmso had led them,
The forest through and through,
Till quit knee-sprung were Dr. Lung
And Fish and Cortclyou.
Though far awayvas bruin,
'The hunters lhn hunch
hah ceased tholr Jog nnd on a log
TJiay sat to havo some, lunch.
Soon In a cypress Junulo
The hound-dogs had n lit.
Ko?, waiting thoro, was Mr, near,
wno caimiy said: '"I quit."
Me said: "It's nuts for Teddy
To stir me up a lot;
I'd like to run, but that's uo fun;
"For, gcei" ho said, "It's hot,
"Come, lend me up and let him
. My woply carcase plug,
My pelt will make, and no mistake.
A lovoly White nouso rug."
Hart Collier, took a lasso
And tied him to a root,
And o when Teddy came along
Hart shouted: "That's him! Shoot!'
But Tddy rored with laughter, !
And winking at the bear,
Ho said: "Old boy, that's one on me
lt's bully good, for fnlr."
When Teddy toddled campwnrA
Ho' woro a ,inlghty grin,
Fqv now tlio hunt was over
' Itut people llo lko sin,
-Clilengo News,
The Edson Pish M!nrket will bo
0Pf,rii Sundays, from 7 to 10 nnd 4 to
6 for bulk and can oysters.
Ato.fefcvsimf.imactfet.ri
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ILLNESS
Very Prevalent
Among Miners.
Anthracite Commission
Will Adjourn.
1 '.
Protest Against Hiring Children
'., Under 15. '
Scrantoh, Ta., Nov, 21. The anthra
cite commission may adjourn after to
day until- Monday, owing 'to the fact'
that President Mitchell is unable, at
Jhls time to present documentary evi
dence which he Is securing. Dr.
Gibbons, the flrst witness today, enum
erated ninny illnesses resulting from
mining. The witness expressed, .tho
opinion that those who suffor from
miners' nsth'mn had predisposition to
bronchial or lung uffcctlons beforo en
tering tho mines.
Dr. Gibbons said that no child under
the age of 15 should be permitted to'
engage in mining and that all those
who sought employment In coal min
ing should bo flrst subjected to a
medical examination.
Bull Had To Be Lassoed.
Coshocton, O., Nov. 21. A ferocious
bull .broko away" from John Winden,
a stock drover and for threo hours
had sole possession of a quarter of tho
city. All available policemen, re
inforced by 100 men nnd boys, tried
in vain to corral the bellowing
monster. A young lad named Taylor
Anally succeeded In lassoing ' tho
bovino and men completed the cap
ture. We carry a
very large
and well selected
line of
Gas Fixtures
WE CAN SAVE
THESE
CHINA
DEPf.
NO
Suits
netlnn Cloth
Coats
easily worth
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& sift
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Millinery
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Hats at
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Cl6aks
i'ii,
Brouse
We aro certainly doing a triarveltius
such a largo percentage of strictly now
OUB CLOAK ROOM NBVEtt HXD
. CLOAKS
A,
at,. 'i ;..... ?.. $5.00
Black, CastoV, and Gray. 20 in. Jack
ets, nnd Blue Monte Carlo.
Ot Specialty
Garment of this class we are receiving regularly from the best Fifth avc
wiil find bur cjbak room an interesting place to visit.
CHILDREN'S SUITS
OpeMd t&dayti 'complete Jino 'of Cor4or6 and velvet Cloaks, very popular,
3.50, 4,
1 . J.ll II .fc fcll I
CHI
Shoes
Are an important feature with us, strong,: perfect
FREE . . ;
SILK PETTICOATS $5 to Jlfj.50 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
the UPHAM-BROUSE CO.
We put them up
EREEJF CHARGE
m
Mantles, Globes,
Bvrncts, PoMable
Lamn; etQ.
YOU MONEY ON
GOODS
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Thanksgiving Wearn
We have prepared as never1 before for thebusy days beforo Thanksgiving.
We have been husting;all week unpacking the.vriow Stylish Garments, until
now we Kayo an exhibition of Stylish, Dependable Qlothing,hard to exQel any
where. ,. . Jx'v', I; i ?'- -
!Pon't stay away because your purse is ligh4-We'll trust you fpr any
thing you desire, and, yo.u foanlpay in Initio payments. '
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Underwear, Man cr Woman, Boy or Girl.
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MONEY DOWN -
Women's Department
Ladles' Tailor-made, well- lined
nnd trimmed Flno Ye- fc 1 O
Swell Monte Carlo-rin all colors ,
splendidly Tailored and 1 K
$18' ....
IhI1 Short Jackets 'in. Black
Short Jackets '' lhy
Brown and CaMor,
VcauIVO( Brtiwnnnd Castor, iin
trimmed with becpmlng straps . ,
rith becomlne trnns ... I '
Aji nttractlvo showing ot
beautifully trimmed o
prices ranging from ,?I0 to,
Jttr ,M ' MBH &jt 'IVSB m' ', IV . c"V
Cloaks
The
Co
business In Winter Cloaks,
garments ns w do.
Probably
An nstonlslilng fact we carried over less than a
misses' clonk.;
INIT SO FINE A STOCK OF STIUOTMT
CLOAKS
,yi 'at' $6.00, $6.50, $r.oo
,Monte-Carlos, Blue, Black and Ca's-t
tor. ' Hemarkable garments, ns. good'
style as higher priced cloaks and splen.
did sellers. ' (
'$12.00, 14.00, 15.00 and 18.00 to 35-00
I Vc are closing a most remark
suits at
IOH
L.
We have awonderful fine grade ladies' shoe
that we offer for a few days') at . . . .,
JarlJL ITU DDH, ID gUtllUUlWU,
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Street Hats -
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We haVe them for Ladies and Children.
Nice Velvet Hats, - $3
Beaver Hats, from $? QQ
These are Bargains.
Make your selection early, as they
won't last Jong. .
Miss"!. E. DuS
123 S. Howard St. Ground Floor
Wt1HfHfttWW4t-
- SMALL PAYMENTS
Men's Department
Suits
Good ones for $10 better for $12
and $15. FJnfv ones for &Off
$18 nnd the best made for.
nuFnnatt Tlme' l0 -good
UVOlbllal' Wnnrl overcoats aap
for $8 and many others from $10 to fcO
Qlllttt Boy' Suits strongly made of ''
wmi sturdy material,
iobu; to wcur ,..
t ,
vr'-'-'H w igfllGtffflL
IU at A Ierbys and 'Fedoras. Some' for 'w IJilflJtvn
ndll $1.50-others for $2-the rfQ cpf M fMlfJraVa
best made for... , v, ;.., Cipy fm II m $wi
Cloaks
UDriMn-
BrousoCo
fow concerns In Ohio can'show you
dozen ladles' and
NEW CLOAKS AS TODAY. '
, tl,-UAfw?
aiy.bu ana $iu.uu
Kxrellpnt niinlltr KpraRf. flnh Kntln
Lining,. In tioi .Monte Carlo, 1 Blpple
Black ana Norfolk. Somo wltli strap
trimming, some with velvet; some fan
cy stitched) nil are garments that- wo
take pleasure in showing. , V
Cloaks of fine texture, elegantly
tdtilofeJ, &.nd in exclusive styles
Banging, in price from
nub houses and ladies desiring cloaks
children's cloth cloaks
5. 6. 7, 8i 12
able salo In ladles' suits; we still offer
$3.89 $750 &.nd $9.48
t
SHOES.
$2.
fitting, reliable. "Every "
We will give, on Saturday, a "bottle of fine
shoe dressing with every "purchase of l&dies'
or children's shoes.
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PROSPERITY
Is reflected more in your millinery
than any other article of dress.
Here are a few
Specials for this week: !
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TONIGHTr-FBlDAY, NOV, ,21st-
DeWolf Hopper
and grcAt Company presenting
Mr. Pickwick
Based on Dickens' Masterpiece.
NEXT MONDAY. NOV, 24,
GEO. W. LEDEBEIt'S GAYEST 100
Ibe....
..
Rose
The grcntest musical gaiety. Six
months in New York.' Original cast.
Including:
Eddie Foy,
Irene Bentiey, v
Albert Hart,
Juriie McCree
This is the company
that Mrs. Vanderbilt se
cured for Newport at an
expense of $5,000 for
one performance.,,
Scats on sale Jfriday, Nov 21.
NEXT TUESDAY, NdVl ,25,
RICE'S BIG MUSICAL EXTRAVA
GANZA, The Show Girl
Scats on sale Saturday, Nov. 22.
Boston Store
THANKSGIVING LINEN SALE
Yearly we have this sale. It
Is always' interesting , to. the
housekeepers of Akron,, because
they lmpw ' Linens "bought .a,t tho
Boston Store arc tjbobetn) money can
buy. W;d have a big yairietjr1 of all
grades to show you In bleached.or un
bleached damasks.
At 25c a yard Half Bleached Table
Damask, in a variely of patterns, 38
inches wide, splendid for every day
wenr. (
At 37c a yard Half Bleached all
Linen Table Damask, full width, big
assortment of patterns, excellent value,
At 50c a yard All Linen Half Bleach
ed Table Damask, 04 to 71 Inches NWlde,
extra heavy, will bleach' splendid. )
At"5c a yard All Linen Half Bleacn-
ed Table Daransk, 64 to 72 Inches wide,
better wearing Linen never came off a
loom.
At 50c n yard Puro white Linen
pamnsk, a big stock' to choose from; 64
Inches wide. We aim to import the
best Linen made abroad to sell for 50c
a yard, and we think we have- got it.
At 50c and 65c a yard Snow AVhlto
German Dnmnsk, 72 Inches wide, somo
of the patterns have Napkins to match,
these nre extra values.
At 75c a yard Another of our lead
ers in Table Damasks, full 72 lnchds
wide; snow white blenched Napkins ,to
match.
At $1 a yard-We sell a large, amount
Of Table Linens,- at $1 a yard; the pat
terns are handsome, 5-8 Napkins to
match.
At 81.30 a rard Heavv Double Dam
ask, 72 Indies wide, with 3-4 Napk'ins
to match, choice patterns, always sold
for $1.50 a yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
At 75c a yard All wool Black Che-
vlot 52 Inches wide shrunk ready for
use; tho right weight for suits and
skirts.
At $1 a yard All wool real Cana-
denses Cloth one of tho best nintcrlnjs
ever made; full .48. inches wide, for
suits or skirts, it has np equal r also at
this prlco we have a strictly all wool
Cheviot, 52 inches vide, which Is extra
value.
At $1.25 a yard Extra heavy all
wool Cheviot, 54 fnches wide, made of
line selected yarn. This Cheviot is
famed for its wearing qualities; also
at this prlco we have n"n Unflnlshed
Worsted which is very desirable for
skirts or suits.
At 50c a yard Black Moreen, 38
inches wide, with pattern voven, not
smmped; fast color, very desirable for
skirts or jackets.
At 60c a pair Corsets In white and
drab, made by tho leading manufactur
ers, assorted sizes, all regular $1 values.
NQTE A big speelnl In all wool
Press'Goods, nssortedhades, 42 Inches
wiao: regular si quaiiiy-rspeciai pneo,
75c a yard.
150-152 SOUTH HOWARD ST.
Laco curtains, blankets, quilts and
comforters washed carefully
City Laundry
1063 S. Main st.
People's Phone J
Great Slaughter of Birds,
Washington, Nov. 21. The Amort
can ornlthoglst union reports that 4p,
000 game birds, mostly sandpipers
were killed' recently on the' Nortl
Carolina const for millinery purposet
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