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4T Corded summer silks, in stniH". onh 35c
Corded summer silks, in stripes onh
Corded -uiiiinei- ilk-. plaids and stripes
Plain, i'ancx and colored -tripe and cheeks
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Striped :d i-Iiecked taH'etas .
Don't miss seeing our line of 2
We hae all colors and styles
Plain and changeable tallelas.
or underskirts. This grade
Ribbon Sale
l.ttOii xardsof all silk
yard, our price
wide
;So
1 150 and 152 South
Badger
We have the
Emery
Negligee
Colored
Dress
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In a bnshel of wheat there are 556,-
200 teeils; rye, 8ssf400: clover. 1C,-
400.1)00: timothy, Jl.jfcjJUOO.
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DAGUE BROS. & CO.
That wo Iium-on hand at all tiine in the year. We keep it constantly
tilled with all the popular makes, in all sizes, lengths and color-,, and vou
will always Jind in our Corset Department the new ideas in shapes, as fast
as they are put on the maiket by (lie manufacturers. Thc following are a
few of the principal makes, all of which we have in fioin two to (he differ
ent styles, and in short, medium and long lengths:
P. D. Royal Worcester, Kabo, W. B.,
Ball's, J. B., Warner's Health and Coraline,
R.H., F.P., R.G., Ferris and Chicago Waists
And many others. We have just received our Summer
Corsets, and are showing
A Very Superior Corset at SOc
We invite you to visit our Corset Department.
Dague
Bros
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SOcs
SS, SS -to "7 So
silks.
in this large as-oitment.
suitable, for waists
cannot lie beat 75c
This Week I
ribbons, reirular price "( a
yd
Howard Street.
c
Underwear
Popular Price.
1899 Cameras
Largest line in the city. Kastman
Kodaks. lYemos, Bopeeps. Pocos,
llay.s. Cyclones, .also mil line of
Vives, -2 .shots in 3 .seconds, most
rapid plate camera. Call and see
them. Solio. Uex, Kclipse. Platiuo.
All best printing out papers, all best
makes o dry plates, card mounts in
endless variety. Everything at low
est prices with free instructions.
Geo. S. Dales & i
22S South Main street
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Are your teeth like thi.sV Tf
they are, go to the Philadel
phia Dental Rooms. Crown and
Bridge work, per tooth. $51
Extracting positively pain
less. Vitalized air 50C Ex
tracting 25c.
Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
126 South Main St.. Akron, 0.
T,le population of Un-lana at the
t""-of the .Conqueror did not excPP?
2.iHMiuirall told.
the wry large stock of
& Co,
We
C Lisle and
123 S. Howard.
PARESIS
Caused by Worry.
Sad Story Told In the
Woods Will Case.
Deed For the Street
Railway Filed.
Laura Richards Investigation
Taken up.
Sensational Allegations Made
Court -House News.
A sad story developed Wedne-day
1 morning in the trial of the Woods
will case.
Mr. Hairiet E. Kitch of Cleveland
a step si-ter t tne late .loan i.
"Woods, was entitled to $10,000 under
the will. She -was a witness at the
first trial of the ease. The sensa
tional testimony at that time caued
her great anxiety and woiry.
Since that time he has brooded
over the. matter ro -neb au extent
that she is now alleged to be siitlcr
ingfioui paresis. This the plaintiff
(attempted to prove Wednesday to
show that insanity was hereditary in
the Woods family. The attorneys
for Mrs. Kitch admitted that hewas
sulfering from mental trouble-..
Two Deeds.
1 The deed transferring the propel ty
of the Akron Street Railway & Il
luminating company, froin the re
ceivers to the Akron Traction c
Elect! i company was tiled in the
County Recorder's office Tuesday by
Spccial Master Commissioner Harry
R. Young. The consideration was
fl.UuU.if'U. The government tax is
$1,050.
A deed from the Diamond Rubber
Co. of Illinois to the Diamond Rub
ber Co. of Ohio was also filed. The
company recently incorporated un
der the Ohio laws.
Grand Jury Session.
The grand jury, acting on the ad
vice oT Coroner Lcberman, has com
menced an investigation of the death
of Laura Richards. A number of
the witnesses who were bptoie The
Coroner were -before the grand jury
"Wednesday.
S. A. Martin's case was also taken
up. Hes charged with" embezzling
the funds of the Akron State Build
ing A- Loan company
Divorce Action.
Alice E. Welty has filed a petition
asking for a divorce from Charli
"Welty. They were married March
24, ls!t."i. He was lestraincd fioin in
terfering with her in any way. She '
says lie lias useu vne language, ac
cusing her of infidelity, claiming
that she was the mother of an illegi
tiniaie child. She says he tlneat
ened to burn the child and heisclf to
death.
Other Pleadings.
A bill of exceptions, to be" sent to
the Supreme court, has been pre
pared in the ca'se of the American
Radiator Ct. s the D. I. Morgan
Boiler Co.
Fannie C. Blooinfield has sued
MaryMooney for $4G:.1." alleged to
be due on a note.
Probate Court.
An application asking that a guard
ian be appointed for Chailotte "Ents
miiuger. an alleged imbecile, has
been filed.
The will of Fanny Francis, leaves
all property to her si-ter, Helen
Francis.
Marriage Licenses.
Frank F. (.ieissinger, Co entry
Lizzie K. Sipps. Coventry
Wallace Rees, Akron
Vivian Whitney. Akion
Miltll)-!-, I:ni-it-l nl l! Ihigton.
Vsiiiv;To.. May::. The bodies of
2o2 ot the soldier de.nl brought from
the Ihittluiielrf uf Uuki ami Porto Kico
by tlie'-t earner Cr..ok were interred at
Ailuigtoii c-inefei-y. The leligious
services wire eomlnet-rt by Uliaplain
Freel.iuil of "Fortress Mouioe .mil Father
Magi ot this city, who performed the
bunel iite ot their l esptxtn e churches.
.Vinillir Wn-ik Vlt-tlm lilml.
Rociii.sir.n, X. Y.. May I!. Clmrl.es
Wt rnnr, ho wib injnreil in the wreck
ou the Bny r.iilroad kit Sunday, died.
AMUSEMENTS
Grond Opera House
Wii.ihjk F. Stickm:, Mgr.
XKXT ATTRACTIONS :
Wednesday, May :. Thc Famous
"Ilandnltiissii," or IhcTtcd Hand of
Italy.
Thursday, Jlnv I. "A Sprhi"
Obieki-ii." e
raus Dcp
151-153 South Howard Street
Have you joined our contest yet ? Remember contest
closes May 15, 5:30 p.m. It costs you nothing: to join.
You may be the lucky one. If you have not seen the
contest ad. call at our store and have it explained to
you. Below we quote a few "special things for this
week.
30 pieces of 27-ineh mandras doth
18 pieces gr;is linen for skirts . .
10,000 yards best calico .
Scotch lawns, fast colors
Sx-J Turkey Red table cover
Our SOc corset this week '
IS dozen shirt waists, regular (50c
Big line percale, lawn and P.Iv. waists
We are showing a 6ig line of dimities, percales
orsjandies.-etc. from
ASK TO SEE THEM.
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Our line of irinnm-rl huts tire up-to-date and
reasonable in price. ranjin; front $1.50 up
Children's triiuined hats " 65c, 98e, $1.25 up
Ladies' sailors 29c, 50c, 75c, $1 up
I3i line of shapes at 25c up
All trimmings at big reductions. Crepes and
and inclines in till colors: this week 20c vd
Special 3s
We are headquarters
take loo much :
Titer range from
ale
for
pace,
v omc Jind see us.
Ladies' Linen Steir-fcs
We have for this week
wrappers
Children's black and tan hose.
1.800 yards valeucennes laces from . .
Our 7c till linen crash , this week .
Fish net underwear for men, colors
ur
er
Is now on. They are just the thing for these hot days.
Children's sailors . 19c, 25c, 35c and 50c
Boy's hatjs 12c, 15c, 18c, 25c up
Men's hats 25c, 50c, 75c and $1
Big line hats .. . 10c up
CLOTHING
it re
making
a big
spring. We are now showing linen suits at $3.50
You cannot duplicate at $5
Children's linen pants .... . 25c
Children's serviceable knee pants. . 19c, 25c, 39c, 50c
Men's alpaca office "coats $1, $1.25, $1.50 up
Men's sateen office coats. . - 50c, ?5c and $1
A hew line of men 's dress pants from . . $2 to $5
Over :0 styles child's vestee suits from $1.50 up to $5
Men's double breasted, satin faced serge suits at .$9
Httve you ever priced our tabje linens yet? Well
Ar can say our line cannot be surpassed.
Come In and Get Our PricesJoin Our Contest
I 151-153 South Howard Street I
Xot Her rnuit.
The Mistress Mary, don't let me
s i catch yon kissing that butcher again,
IliD -UillH XJV1, 1UUUI, i UUU I UltrUll
to, bnt you do bob aronn' sol Kansas
City Independent.
Another lot just arrived.
ajul CHAIRS to match. In
we lead them all with our
All
Wool
Do not fail to see it
spring.
thi:
: i nn WI We Have Them and 1
fer V Fine 0nes l0- 1
'wi?y 'Ifcy -4Pp Our selection is com- i
I cvraR? pleto and our prices are i
i W3osvtP ' riiiilit. We never, were so i
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50
E. E. HORN
15J-G S. Main st.
.Store
5c vd
10c 'vd
3ic Vd
4c Vd
43c Vd
49c'
39c
89c
5c up
INERY
on Ribbons
(lowers. It would
to give you prices.
4c up
-ftc
10 dozen .oc
house
49c
5c pi
le up
5c
25c pc
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SHJQ"fc
Sale
hit in this line this
"Every wom.iu it an aristocrat at
heart, " taid the ronngest boarder.
i "Yes," said the cheerful idiot, "she
I UUICO IV! WJl.fH V. uCiattl (lO (.iUCCEU ,Al
I the plain people. "-
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New -DINING TABLED
our Carpet Department
Carpet
if you need a new carpet
Ami Tracy Block, Barberton, 0.
BRIMFIELD.
The Briuitield High school closed
last Friday with seven graduates..
The commencement exercises will be
held in the Universalist church.
Wednesday eveninjr, May 10. Bac
calaureate address Sunday evening.
I -May i. m tne Jl. js. cimrcii, by new
I Harper of Rootstown. Class motto.
I uWe Finish to Begin."
I Program Invocation; iiiumc;suI
I utatory. "Intellectual Power,'' AVil- ,
liam Fox: music: oration. 'The'
I Mission of "Woman," Julia M. Moul
t ton: oration, "Our Nucrjrets," Laura r
l.Boojinger; music: oration, "Kdu -
cation. Ltianes sax: oration, "hue- caueu mucous memorane tnar imes
cess." j.uey C. Sawyer: music: ora-1 Cverv hollow tube and unran in the
tlon , "Influence." Mary E Porter; LV;t;in. q ho Mouth, the "Xoe, the
raledictory. "Fearlessly lake the hnmU thc Ear Tubes, the I.arvnx,
Oar, eniie L. Shnnafelt; cW ad- t, Wimlpil,e aml Bronchial Tubes,
Ires, Ira Priest, president of Buch- , Sw.,0 the Stonint.h, the Bow
!,.Clc8J!: J,rese1,.lttlon of dlPl0' els. the Liver Tubes, the Kidnev
lime- miicw." liAiiofiioiinif ... . . . . - .
mas; music: benediction
John Kneifel and family of Akron
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. "Win. Kneifel.
Geo. Keener, wife and daughter-,
May and Mabel, visited ar J. J.
Wertenberger's Sunday.
Bert Kneifel was home from Kent.
Sunday.
"We are again reminded of the fact,
iii.il in uitjumisi . ui mu h
uco ""-; "ei,u. , Partial or total los. of hearin;
K.S Sawyer, formerly of this place..1 Tf the inner skin lining th
jr. jsawjer leir neie aoour iz years
ago and went to South Bend, Ind.,
where he studied dentistry. Later
he went to Chicago, urndiiiiting' from
the University of Chicago. Since
i,o,. i... i 1i,.-.wi i,!,, ?.....,:,.
He was married four years ago. A
iiiii iiu itu juiiun cu nil iiiuiucmvmi
widow and little daughter, aged one
year, mourn his death. His remains
were brought to this place Saturday.
The funeral was held at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Sawyer, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment
atBrimfleld cemetery Rov. Andrew
Wilson officiating. Ho also leaves
two sisters, Sophia Sawver and Mrs.
I. B. Hall, and one brother, Dr. S.
O. Sawyer, of Traverse City, Mich.
He died Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock. Deatli was due to nn abcess
on the brain. He Aval .54 years of
age. and highly respected by all who
knew him.
Vou kfiow that tired feeling is ex
ceedingly disagreeable. What Is lar
better, you nitty know, by a fair trial,
that Hood's Sarsaparilla entirely
cures it.
Hood's Pills cure nau.sea, sick
headache, billiousness, indigestion.
Price 25 centsi
WANTED
By the Authorities at Youngstown -Arrested
Here.
John Flarity, who was held at the
city prison to tell what he knew of
Samuel Murphy meeting deatli Sat
urday night, was wanted by the
Youngstown police about a year and
a half ago. Prisonkeeper AVasher
identified liihi as soon as he was
locked up.
14 Qt. Dish Pan Special 29c.
Don't fail to take advantage of our)
special sale of 14 qt. granite dish I
pans, only sue, in tne Household de
partment floor at J.J. Brasaemle's,
successor to P. R. Smith's 5c and 10c
store, 118 S. Howard st.
DISHONORABLE
Dispharne nf a Rarhnrfnn Rprrint
Liable to Runishment.
Daniel Myers of Barberton, who
enlisted at the Akron recruiting
office March 10, and was assigned to
the Thirteenth Infantry at Ft. Nia
gara, took a II days leave cf absence
without notification, and as a result
received a dishonorable dismissal.
Myers w is liable to ;
ishmeiit. Officers made
severe nu n-
. .
no effort to
cap tun
missal.
him, but forwarded his dis-
If your pump needs repairing call
up Cahow Pump Co. Phone lOS.
Street Fair.
The Elks hjive decided to give a
Street Fair the week of July 1. It
will excel I the great display of hist
year. ,
14 Qt. Dish Pan Special 29c.
Don't fail to take advantage of our
special sale af 14 qt. granite dish
pans, only 'Jflc, in household depart
ment ''d floor at J. J. Brasaemle's,
successor to P. It. Smith's 5e and 10c
store, MSS. Howard st.
LOCAL MARKETS.
WHEAT 73 CENTS.
Retail Prices.
May a, a p.m. Butter, creamery
25c, country l-'Oc, cooking 12,;
lard 10c; eggs 15c-; chickens, 14c per
lb.; ducks lc: turkeys 16c.
Corn, ear 2-"!o to 25c per bushel,
shelled 45c: oats 30c to ,'!5c; hay GOc
to 70c a hundred : straw .'VV to 40c a
hundred.
Potatoes 05c per bushel.
Lettuce 15c per pound.
New onions, tlireo bunches for 5c.
Asparagus 8c buueh.
Radishes, three bunches for IOo,
Wholesale Prices.
Wheat 7S5e; oats oOc to ;!Uc; corn,
ear, 20c; corn, shelled, 40c; hnv. t7 to
$12; rye, 5Sc.
Butter, creamery, 21c, country, ICe
to 18c, cooking, Gc to 8c; lard, Cc;
eggs, 12c; chickens, live 9c, dressed
lie; ducks 12c; turkeys. 12c, 13c.
Navy beans,l.a4, $1.40; marrowfat
beans $1.50, $1.65.
Potatoes, 50 to 55c a bushel.
Cured hides, No. 1, 81... No. 2, Sc,
green, rso. j, i'sc, iNo. t;c,lv;c, cured
calfskins, No. 1, 10Je, No. 2, 9'c;
green, No. 1, 9c; No. 2, Sc; tallow,
JNo. l, 4c; sheep pelts, lamb skins?
'90c.
Pork, dressed, 4'i.c, live $3.75 lo
$4.00; beef, dressed, 6c to 7?.'tc, live
3eto4c; mutton, live. 4?4c to 5c;
dressed, Gc to 7)e; lamb," dressed,
O'.jC live, 5c; spring lamb, 15; pork,
loins, 8c; veal, live 4'3c to 5c;
dressed, Sc.
Sugar-cured ham. 84c to D'c;
shoulder, 5Jfo, o'.c; t'alil'onrin ha'tn,
S'Xc to 5?.c; bacon, 7j.jcto 8J.jo; dried
beef, 10c to 14c; lard, simon puro,
6c in tub; fJc m tlorces; country
kottlo 53fc; puro lanl, D?.e.
THE TREATMENT i
THAT CURES.
i lu'v""ml1 "L """. lv'"
bodv
skin i
Tulles', the madder, are each lined
with this inner skin.
Tf the inner skin liningthe AirPas
s;ige be diseased there will be
cough; there will be difficulty in
breathing: there will, after a time, be
sore places made that eat into the
lungs, cauiug consumption.
If the inner skin lining the ear
tubes be the seat of disease, there
Kvill be head noise.s: there will be
e inner skin fining the tom-
ack be the seat of disease, there will
be dispepsia and troublesome diges
tion. , i, ,i :..,. ,i ti.ro ,viil be di-irrhoe-i
ue uise.is-eu, ttiere Am ne uiarruota
or constipation, as thecase may be,
If the inner skin lining the liver
tubes be the seat of disease, there
will be biliousness, jaundice and gall
stones formed.
If the inner skin lining the Kidney
Tubes be the seat of disease, there
will bo Kidney suffering, pain un
natural passage of urine, Bright's
Disease, escape of albumen from the i
bloocf,"and Kenaf Catena or Kidney
Stone.
If the inner skin lining the Blad
der be the seat of disease, the result
is intolerable, made so by the
frequent desire to empty the blad-'
der, and pain.
Whatever the seat of the disease
along the inner skin of the body,
whether it be Catarrh of the head
and throat; whether it takes the
form of- ringing noses ot deafness;
whether it be bronchial catarrh or
lung disease; whether it bo stomach
catarrh or gastritis or dyspepsia;
whether it be liver disease or
dyspepsia of the bowels; whether it
take tne rorm ot Jvutney disease or
Bladder disease be sure it belongs
to that class of diseases that are un
derstood and cared for by the Ram
sey treatment
The Ramsey treatment is just as
potentin ridding the sufferer of Stom
ach, Bowel, Liver, Kidney or Blad
der suffering as it has proved to be
the best treatment for Catarrh of the
Breathing Channels, and the restor
er of sound to Deaf Ears.
The very potency of this splendid
treatment iu the cure of diseases of
"Rnrs iinrl "Rrpjithiivr Tnhpc line lifiml-
ed the people to its equally success-
fill application to those diseases of
the other organs of the body which'
are subject to the same diseases that '
attack the Ears and Breathing Tube.
The National Refrigerator
Is Superior in Following: Points:
Cleanliness.
Free Circulation.
Economy in Use of Ice.
Condensation and Dry Air.
Enahlos us to challenge comparison as to cleanliness with
any .Refrigerator made.
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Mexico has an area of 7ol, 000 square
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United States.
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"THEY FIT THE FEET AS
NATURE INTENDED."
Let Your
Feet
f
After being smothered in
high shoes during the win
ter your feet will appreciate
ji pair of cool, easy
"Jenness IVlillor"
Oxfords
most perfect lifting Ox
fords for woineus' wear.
Hygienically and anatom
ically correct, they fit the
feet as nature intended.
The "Jenness Miller" Ox
fords are equal in every
particular to the famous
"Jenness .Miller'' Shoes.
We are .sole agents for thi.s
city. Oxfords 33
"Jenness Miller" Shois $3.50.
REID BROS.
122 S. Howard St.
BRONCHIAL CATARRH CURED.
Mrs. Elfie Baus. 107 Hickory st.
Akron. O.: I had been a flic ted with
bionchial catarrh since childhood;
had a constant hacking to clear the
throat for years. T cannot remeinbeV
when I was free from it. I became
much reduced in flesh, had sleepless
nights, circulation poor, hands and
feet cold. There was consumption in
our family, and I resilized I was
5lowIy slipping into its grasp. I had
tried in vain to get well. 1 heard of
Dr. Ramsey's new record of treating
diseases by breathiugdry medication
into the diseased lungs. I placed
myself under his care, and as a re
se'lt I am a well woman. -
DEAFNESS CURED BY
HOME TREATMENT.
P. A. Good ol Kalido, Writes:
Dr. W.C. Ramsey, Akron, O.: I
have used most of my mouth's treat
ment that you sent mo for deafness
and am well pleased with the results,
lean say that fny hearing has been
fully restored. Thanking you for the
good you have dono me, I remain,
vours trulv. P. A. Good.
" Kalido, O.
CATARRH AND CHRONIC
. BRONCHITIS CURED.
Mrs. J. W. Baughman. Barberton. Ohio:
I had been afllcted with catarrh
sincechildhood: had frequent attacks
of tonsilitis (quinsy) since I was 18.
It would could on in the summer as
frequently as in the winter. I have
also had a chronic cough since I was
a little girl. All feared that chronic
bronchitis would develop lung troub
le. I went to Dr. Ram.se y. The ex
pense was a trifle. He lias cured me.
I consider myself a well woman and
cheerfully recommend the treatment
to all.
Consultation. Examination- Iu-
I Itnlar Trantmant ,Trwl till mollmfnon
for the first seven eays as a trial to
all benest inquirertf, FREE.
Treatment and medicine after the
free-trial, f5.00 per month.
CALL ON OR ADDRESS,
I Dr. W. C. Ramsey,
Rooms 411 to 413
Everett Block, AKRON, OHIO.
'
Onice only open
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat Urdajs.
I
5. Low Average Temperature.
6. Long Life.
. Removable Galvanized Ice
Compartment.
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SOLE AGENTo
- 218 South Main Street.
A philologist estimates that of every
100 words in the French language IS
are superfluous
JOHN ALLEN
HOT WEATHER
Demands light-weight
FOOTWEAR.
Our .stock or tans and tail
oxfords has never been more
complete, "i on. will be pleased
with our goods and prices if
you call and see
No.,IS8 S Main St.
That Distressing; Pain!
mm
NO NEED of sunertng irom tieajacne
when It Is so easy to have and to
take our sure cure.
t Some headache remedies are harmful;
these are made to cure neadacne; have no
bad effect; sure to do you jjood as well as
lo cure the pain.
REGULAR PACKAGE, 25c.
HIMMELMAN, PHARMACIST
164 SOUTH MAIN STREET. '
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