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AKRON DAILY PEMOCRAT , "
FRIDAY, NOV. 2i, 1002.
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NO SIGN
Of New Guns For
Ohio- Troops.
But. It's Said They'll
Come Some Time.
Old Fashioned Springfield
the Standby.
Still
The National Guard tlirotiRliout tlio
State of Ohio ami In many other
states, too, Is still armed with the
old-fashioned Sprliifillold rllle. Al
most ever since the very tinfortunato
experiences that some of the volunteer
troops had with the Sprlngflelds with
the Incidental clouds of mnoko In
the Cuban campaign, leaders In mili
tary affairs have been working to
rid the guard of the SprliiKllelds.
The Krng, with which the U. S.
regulars are armed, hns been de
cided upon as tho only substitute
worthy of consideration, and some of
the Statu troops liavo already been
provided with tho ncwrllle.
It has n small horc, Ik a more liu
mano weapon, both to tho man who
carries It and his enemy, though very
olTcctlvo, and, best of all, Is used
with smokoless powder.
General Dick's liitoiesl In National
Guard affairs led the mlllamuu In Ohio
to hope that thoy would be among
the ilrst to receive new guns, but they
hove not seen any of them thus far.
In view of the fact that the season for
targot practice aniung (ho Stale troops
Is at hand, the sluatlou Is especially
Interesting,
It Is stated that the General has
been approached leeently by those In
terested, and that ho has signified his
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises In tho family
everyday. Let us answer it to-day. Try
Jell-O,
n delicious nnd healthful dc6sert. Pro
pared In two minutes. No boiling 1 no
baking! odd boiling water nnd set to
eooh Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp
berry and Strawberry. Got a package
at your grocers to-day. io cts.
Intention to see that the Ohio Guard
Is properly armed ns soon ns the mat
ter Is practicable.
ANOTHER
Chicago Professor to
the Fore.
Mas Discovered Signs of a Trade
Revolution.
Chicago, Nov. ai. "The cry of tho
people of the west Is rising almost to an
ominous threat of revolution," declined
Prof. Benjamin V. Terry, of the Uni
versity of Chicago, while discussing
"Modetr. Problems In the Light, of His
tory" before students of tho Junior
class.
"The wealth of the country has in
creased enormously," Mild Prof. Terry,
"but It Is becoming concentrated In tho
hands of comparatively few Individ
uals. Only In tho days of the early Urn
plro and late Republic of Home was It
possible for Individuals to nmass In a
few years such enormous fortunes ns
they do in this country today. Having
exploited the wealth of the great mid
dle ciasB, -wo are now drifting Into tho
second stage. It may be progress, but
It Is progress over a precipice.
"Sin.ll Investments no longer pay.
A NerveTonic Never EouAlep
This ShapedBox-No Other
.w.i f m mimmm.1 jii na
WILCOX TANSY Pll I
rot zo vcart lh only ( and rrtlabl. P,
in nip Keonlttlor lor all troubles, luilet m
within 3 daja. At drojglsu, or by mall.
rrie. 30. Freo trial ol "Taw ' and
"Woman'a Baia quant" for lOo. Aitim a I
Tl
The small manufacturer Is no longer
prosperous. As a result there Is not un
eastern nor n western state that has not
a score of stranded towns nnd villages
once prosperous In smnll Industries.
'Tl'ho smnll fanner Is no longer nblo
to earn a living In competition with tho
man who does his farming by telegraph
and whose huge farms of 00,000, or
even 80,000, ilcres, produce annual divi
dends to stockholders."
El WcA
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ifal f,lM
It Cnrea Colds, Coughs, Sore Thront, Croup, Infln
enzn, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis nnd Asthma.
A certain euro for Consumption In firet atagei,
nnd a euro relief In advanced stages. Uio at once.
You will bco tho excellent effect after taklnjr tho
flrat doso. Sold by dealers everywhere. Largs
bottles 85 cents and SO cents.
COMING TO AKRON,
Empire House, Saturday, Nov. 22.
From 9 ix.m. to 8 p.m. One divy only
One o! the Chief Examining nnd Consulting Physicians of The Prance Medical Institute Co., by request, will visit tlio
above town on the date named. CONSULTATION FIEE nnd STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
IF rOU ARE SUFfERINO TROH ANY DISEASE, WEAKNESS OR OISABIUTY. WHY NOT CONSULT AN EXPERIENCED, EOUCATEO SPECIALIST: ONE THOR0U0HLY
EQUIPPED WITH All THE NECESSARY APPLIANCES KNOWN TO MODERN MEDICAL SCIENCE?
BLOOD POISON, VARICOCELE, STR!CTuRE
CARRIE
At the Horse
' Show.
As Usual, Caused Excitement.
Scorched af Few Millionaires For
Overdress.
New York, .Nov. 'Jl.-Mrs. Carrlo
Nation created a sensation at-tho horso
show Thursday. She harangued tha
great gathering on the evils of over
dress, attempted to break u bottle pf
champagne, find filially was ejected
from the building by tho police.
.Mrs. Nntlon 'enteied the garden
quietly, and took'u seat In tlio tier.
She had been there only a fuw min
utes -when her gaze rested on tho
box where some members of the Van
derbllt family were sitting. Sho
studied her program, and then de
scended to the promenade.
Stationing herself in front of tho
Vanderbllt bo, sho delivered a tirado
on overdress. In the box were seated
Mrs. Alfred G. Vniuleihllt, Hcglnald
Vunderbllt, and Miss Xlclson. Alfred
(. Vanderbllt was leaning against tho
rail of the promenade, and did not
see Mrs. Nation approach.
"You ought; to bo ashamed of your
selves," the woman screamed nt them.
"You ought to bo iiidianicd to wwtr
such disgraceful clothes. Take then?
off, take them off at once and nttlro
yourselves more modestly."
Alfred G. Vanderbllt Iiastllj; left his
position at the1 rail and came' over to
where Mrs. 'Nation was standing, and J
wiping tier forehead with a handker
chief, he whispered something In" her
ear and pushed her aviuy.
The outburst of the -woman at
tracted a great crowd of people, and
tlie occupants of the Vanderbllt bor
wero evidently very much cm-
"barrassed.
Mrs. Natlpn thon turned her uttcn
lion to other boxes. Finally sho
Htarted for tho cafe where she boro
down on n party of men who wre
drinking wine. Mrs. Nation seized tho
bottlo and, glaring at tho men,
shouted:
"Young men, don't drink -such
filthy stuff. You are going straight
to hejl. Where is the man who sells
this stuff Show him to me nnd I
will tell him -what I think of him."
Mrs. Nation's request was speedily
granted by tho Sudden appearance of
M. A'llleplgue.'ithe caterer at tho
gardpn.
"Get out of, tills horrible business,"
she shouted to him. I'You are also
golhg to hell and ruining, the bodies
and bonis of men. You are dragging
thom down with you. Shame on jou,
shame on you." '
Tho Frenchman, however, ran to
Mrs. Nation and tenoned the bottlo
which she had repeatedly brandished
hi the nlr to ompliasls her remarks.
Then ho pushed her out of the door.
Hero the police took hold of the Kan
sas reformer nnd forced her out of tho
building.
The Chlol Consulting and Examining Physicians ol Tho' Franco" Modlcal Inslllulo Co., 3840 West Gay St., Columbus, Ohio.
! uoor tvoh oi mo imer-uroan union motion ; one Block North of tho State House.
THE FRANCE MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
lint only throughout the Hulled Unites, Canada, and Mexico, Imt nlsn iiidiidta
BstAbllsheil ISM. LarRcst rrocttco and Moat Comni'ele Institution of Its kind In
i uiuusl Htatcs. Our record of cures it second to none. Ilurlnc tlio mut "0
rs to Imve jmcecssfulljr trenled thousands ot cascn. Our iirncllec extend
EMITS?1 "'r "I" W W ,n Oh.lol ltauffiof TtacVX tebruSl ta?,"fiSSiSSit ff Kki mvlcd'K
many, includlnit prominent iih j-ilc-lniw, ns. bclnir the most comnluta nnd aucces(ul treatmont kimw,. t7, 1 1,0 Uiiwi i.iT.i.I,?lSlJLclLi,J
..K?I!.. i ?. ."V1? .," r lcct'Y . " ''1 "J01 whl('11 lmvo ,l','" ""skillfully treated. Our aucrcitia lndkate.1 1 y enrol clicctod TwlZS
NO MONEY REQUIRED OF REBPON8IBI.E PARTIES TO COMMENCE TREATMENT.
,YVrIAi WH IWHAT " l"ivciy euro nil curnhlo dls
T 7 ... . ,. .CIU,M oiU'oBtorancliiindnowclJ,
aurh a I))tpcla, Uonitliintlnn, Piles, Dlarrlura: Kjo nnd Enr Jllwascs!
lletormttlca unit fiurglcal Ulaeawai Chronic, 8yhllltlo, lllirniniitlc,
.Heart nnd Uyer Diseases; Mood and Htln Plscoies, sucliiMStrolulu, 111.
rem, Eeiicraft, l'hnplot, Krccklea. etc.'. Female PlFeiwt, ospoelnlly thoso
wmui .mvu imiiicu inu nam 01 owier iiuysirmus. npncjitlo rlu., Itupture,
rormanentlvrurud rv a now. M'lonillln mnthml. Itmin u..i..i .,,. V
nus niKMr), l'ariilyth, Ixieoniotor Ataxia, NeuralKla, Kelatlea, Lurolinrai,
qiondarhe. Blwileiwnes, Illirlncm, Drain and Nervous Kxhaunrlnn, nmi
PMiiM.1 jii.inviuii, i iiih'it ureu miuoiu mo use Ol a jcnile. Kldncv and
iimiiiuiider,
Thront. I.umr
Oousiunptlou,
It kim tin more- Hi employ an cxjicrt tlmu to risk your llto with
i Inexperienced physician. '
lllfllllA llllrtillill 1
..i..v. ...nviviv'.. .uiKii.n imuviikv, iiuiiKut!!, i iiuammniiou n
.Ktflamed I'miMv, Frequent and DrlbhlliiK Urination, etc.
,aul jmiuwi DiM.TU.on. Mich iu Caianh, lironchltla, Aathiiin,
Deafhest. etc.. cured hv our nrlirlnal RVHtini c.f iintnn t.K.ini.
PRIVATH ANI 5CXUAL DISDASE5.-A perlect euro Riinmnleod In nil
wJ,iJ.1Jllt!r,.O)","l0Il.n' ,,,rV,i Aversion to Eoclcty, Loss of Memory nnd
tiierKy, linpntcncy. etc., nuieUy nnd iwrmanently cured by on orklnn
V.?,r',Vi,,n.?"0r. Tft,.8yl'h ','' 9lect Udeturc. lUdrocele.and Vnrlco.
colo cured in the shortest luralblo time, without tho use of mcrourv nr hln.
cirunco irnm nuslucss. Curablo
' "L'Jlf "f
Ttn',1 tlif
case Kuaranlccd wlen others tin0 failed,
: consultation inc.
Mcdlcatid Tad. Dnvolntwr
thcmostcomplctennd aiiocrsa-i
IMIOttTANT TO iVai iw A,Vt,n,;".,.?.',,"J"J' ""y"''""''
Kemalo 1 senses losltlvcly wired by n new Jwtliod. Tho euro Is effected
" ' 1 " ..vw BMu,ujr uMiuucnuai.
PllilVfH fiiP fn nlinnnf. tvlll )m ,
Tlie 1 rmico Bjfctcm o( Iocnl Treatment Milii
ami vnciiuin'iTcnuncntror3Icnl8itiulUvcly
ful known for Vftrifccrloiui.i Mrintnr nw.
gajailSwVaffBjrAw'lcuRe;--,
ahorttlrnotoillssolvo. iftynct lkiiinUilcU'cUloturrcHt,lnvl)riitliwftni Irn
jm tha nrst aPPlle,l. fiur specl.l treatment vMl$Sffik$?2$ S 3n Vl'yVei qV "s S o A rrn tWrlSw m '
Treatment by Correspondence.Kuf Sfffip 4ffi idlJSh .'" "'" Wto1SraS5
cured ImndrMs of cases wo liavo neVer Jeen. Wrlto for ok of "MrcS Bn" ihrt ol Mo SuSi loni fiJ,'.'?''"" c7.ftmlna,.,0.n- Wo h"
re mid strictly conllentlal. No name, published wllnVrwrUtcronV ES82?ffiP&lS& luatll
a?,n,.:: The France Medical Institute Co., V.iS Columbus, Ohio. JSSSS&iX
Station,
ZEsasroiLiER, bros
Another Lot of
Monte Carrlo Coats
H&Are Reached Us This
Week.
In order to reduce our largo Mock of T.ndletf'. MIukoh nnd Children's Coats nnd I.nilles' Tailor Mucin SultR, wo
vlHell them lit Kiontly i-ctluoed prloes. Now Ik tlio tlr.iq to buy, boniuso tho assort in out r me Komi nnd tho rnngo of
tiei complete) mid buylni? now will got u full seiisou'ii wonv out of your eon,t. All our cunnents uronow; .this sea
son'rt BhnpeHi mndo by expert tnllorn nnd liavo tliiit swoll mid nutty nppeiirnnco which ymi nmi only' In 'tho best tail
ored gormentH. You will mirely bo Burprlsed vhat a beautiful coat you ciin buy heie for $5, $t S10, $12.50, ?15 nnd
lip to ?-'3. A look over our coats will convince youtlmt this Is tho place to buy.
We Sell Everything in Dry Goods.
' . 178 S. Main St,
People's Phone 398,
BROS
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1. 0, 0, F, Building,
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SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE NO. 139.
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Men's Fancy Stiff Bosom Shirts--
Fine qhnlHy percale nnd mndrns clo th In new and exclusive patterns-
neat figured and striped efferts, high back ground, full liberal sizes nfid
w.ell niadfc thoroughly stnyciand rolnforced douched ouffs-rBlzes.Wil to
17 Inches tieck linticV du sale 0110." wcokT beginning tbmpn-oiy Satvtrda,,
and cndli)g'iicxt, Friday. , ' ' '
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II .V . r A ASh .1" .
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50 c
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p.
EXPOSED
By His Sister's Appetite
He Was a Hypnotist and Had
Buried Her.
Kmporln, Kan., Ntn21. A man un
der the nnmn of Slgnor Vcnorn, claim
ing to bo n hypnutle scientist ot high
class, came to Kmporln nbout n wool;
ago nnd cnuu'd 11 wnsatlon.by ndver
Using that ho would bury1 his sister
allvo and let her remain hurled for a
week.
The city refused him n license and
In the courts he won. Icefoio a large
crowd last Saturday, night Venora
hypnoU.ed his sister mid burled her,
to leavo her hurled until tonight. Ho
had her piit In a grnve, but there, was
room In the box for her to sit up. A
shaft was put dowli to the grave to
sco her. Last night the policemen
caught Venora dropping food down
Do You Want To
Borrow Money
at Rates You
Tin
Can Afford
to Pay?
ion coiuo in nnd ask us uow much
you can get by paying back
$2.50 each month for 1- months.
$3.25 each month' for 12 months.
$4,73 each mouth for 12 months.
$3,50 each month for' 12 mouths. "
'$7.50 each month for 12 months.
$U.50 each mouth for 12 months.
$11(50 each month for 12 months.
$12.50 each month for 12 mouths.
$15.50 each month for 12 months.
$17.50 each month for 12 months.
$20.50 each mouth for 12 months.
$22.50 each month for 12 mouths.
$25,00 each month for 12 months.
Wo loan monoy In any umoiint from
$10.00 to $500.00, 011 Household goods,
Insurnnco l'ollcIesu Horses, Wugous,
Carriages, etc., at lower rnjes and for
longer time than ariy!'oUiPr Jonn com
pany In the ety, Yo also lonu ot
real estate. "
TIIK AKIION SK0URITY & LOAN
COMPANY,
Hell 87, Nathan M. Berk.
Peoplo'B 85. JD3 S. Hcyvard St.
ifcUv. Miiito 1 ntflUB,
mk
IT'S 8AF13 TO DEAL AT THB SURPIIISB STOnt;Sntlsfa'ctl(5ii must go with every snlo here. Every cus
tomer must be pleased with his purchase noit alono nt th6 time of buy Ing, but after he has carried It Home.
No matter Whether the-sale be largo or smnll, If the goods for any reason fnll to plense, you haYCMMlJy to
bring them back to lis and we will promptly make an exchange or refund the monoy. We d6 not e,ross
examine. Wo do not argue the case. We guarantee satisfaction with every 'sale.
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Very Dressy and Serviceable Suits for Men at .
$5, $?.50, $10
VERY FINE tildu CLASS SUITS FOR MEN At
.$12, . .'$15, '-$20-;,:
Garments unsurpassed In the Men's Wear !prduc'tlon of the day. The very'
finest Suits produced. We mtke particular mentlo o'f the fashions," the
shape of the shoulders, ttio close-setting collars, the shaping pf lapels,
the set of tho trousers, the linings 'and the unseen workmanship that' gives;
symmetry nnd insures Its peimanency. They're made of the very llnest
Pure Worsteds, Scotch Cheviots and English Tweds In cxclusive--pnttems.
Men's Winter Overcoats, In iSew Fashions at
$5, $T.50, $K'
MEN'S VERY STYLISH HIGH GRADE OVERCOATS AT
$12.00, $15.00, $18.00
Tho finest bvercoats produced All tile newest fashlohs lnthe various
lengths, medium and extreme, heavy Winter weights, skillfully tailored.
These garments' nre made of the- very finest domestic nnd foreign avcr.cpat
Ings In black. Oxfot'd nnd fancy -ovIt plnids, made up In the now Full
more, Chesterfield, Antalfy. niul, London Box models. All mndc with big,
broad shnpoly "shouldqrs, and fidl, .loose back. The richest stylesof
the season.
Boys' Very Serviceable Knee-Pant Suits, Reefers and Overcoats, at .
$1.25, $1.50, $2,;?2.30,.$3, $3.50., H, $5
Tho Knee-Pant Suits are In tfvery now style, Including Norfolk, Sailor, Blouse, Manly Vcstec, Double-breasted
and three piece style? In new Casslmeres, Cheviots, Thlbets, Tweeds nnd Scotches, In new patterns and
color- effects. The overcoats nre Jn'the pew; fashion. Fullntyro npd long box styles In plain and. ' fancy
Overcoatings very stylish and durable made with velvet collars and. slash pockets .
Mqn's Suspenders
now tab ends
Men's Silk Neckwear
all shapes
M'n's Sanitary Wool
Underwear.
Boys' Black Ribbed 1 ?p
Stockings ....'. ..IjC
25c
,25c
T5c
Men's, Extra .qjijility' 1 Cn
Wool Half Hose ,...!. ...'J
Boys' Sweaters, tf
all colors . .-. . ..'. P 1
Men's Dress Kid ci
Gloves, all shades . . . '. , . . P I
Men's High grade Silk Ncck-rrjp
wear, all shapes . .. .' JuL
Men's Hygenie Fleece-lined
Underwear
Boys' Percale Waists
light and dnrk
Men's "Sweaters, with
double necks
Boys' Fancy Golf
npd Yacht Caps, .'
50C
50c
,$2
25c
MEN'S CORDIGAN JACKETS
A conudeto Jlne of wool nnd lino Worsteds .Tuckets
id Blue nnd Black, nicely made
.50, $2, $2 50, $3.
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MEN'S UNION SUITS
In all wool and part, wool ana cotton, all sizes,-
$1, $1.50, $2," $2.50.
Everything For Men's and Boys' Wear Is Here In New Fashions.
THE
163 and .65'
6. MAIN 8T.
SURPRISE
&
STORE
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8. A. HEEft
A CO.
AKRON.
Ihe HOME of
Pure
CANDY
NICKLES BROS
162 S. HOWARD ST.
Ihe HOME, of
Pure
CANDY
Lovers of Pure
HOME MADE CANDIES
.... PREFER ....
OUR CANDIES
They are so good. It would be itaippssible for them to be otherwise, be
cause tlio greatest care is taken in buying the ingredients that enter into
their making. Come here for your .candies for what ever occasion it
may bo, and we will please you th'at's suro. If you want some
Ice Creixm far Thanksgiving
Or any other oooasion this winter, come here wo can supply you on
short notice.
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NEXT TO
S. G.'s
TEA STORE
I
NICKLES BROS
162 S. HOWARD ST.
NEXT TO
S. O G.'s
TEA STORE
the Hliaft to Ida Histpr. They discov
ered that nlie wan not lying down'and
wiih not hypnotized. .'
"I owe my whole Ilfo to Burdock
Blood Bittern. 'Scrofulotw sores cov
ered my body. I spetned beyond cure.
B, B, B, has mndo me a perfectly well
woman." Mrs. Chas. Iintton, Bcrvllle,
Mleb.
Tho t(me to buy furs Is now. Wo can
save you pioqey,
Byrlder Bros.
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CONFESSED
'
That HeLWa? the Author of
Threatening Letters.
Jersey filty, X..J. Nqv -O.-Botho
Strubel, who vap nested In Hoboke'n,
yeHtcrday; nftbr''ihad called n't tlio
postofilco for letters, nddrewjed to A. K.
Yneop, baa i;on,fe8e(t to the" police that
lie 1 wiq uuiuurl iiuwiieiiiiiK ium-io
recelved,by J. r.JJprguji, Hussell Sage
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and other wealthy men in Now York.
Strubel said that Becker, who was ar
rested Jn tho general postofllco In Now'
York last Thursday, was his only ac
complice. Tile three men arrested with
him yesterday, Strubol says, were not
'in tho blackmailing scheme. i
Itchiness of tlie skin, horrible' plague.'1
Most everybody UUIcted In one way pr
another. Only one safe, never falling
cure. Doant QlntmcuU At out drug'
store, 00 ceuti.
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