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T -"""l- vrw??! r wi fcwf .wti.iwy, mwvrvMvawAifww "rf$ft- rt - tafTir- TZff "tXiywr "'' ' V "'"i?" "T r"Tf "'"f '"t "' ' 9W "I"T,Vf ""1"' AKHCW DAILY DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY, JULY 1000 ' V.J' c lrV I ' j I' . Mf. f rffi l.' if.' ; . I i- n f h ; 1 t J l! 1 J K j (&M I TIIE WBATUtlt SUNDAY: Showers Grand Exhibition of Na ture's Wonders By Prof. Sohurr in our basement. On Saturday ovonlnir ho will kIvo a talk from 7 to 8 o'clock. Don't fall to liear him. BIG BARGAINS IN HOT WEATHER GOODS FOR SATURDAY. Shirt Waists Whlto shirt wnlRts with soft puffs, trimmed with insertion nuil fancy homstieblnj.' coinmonceltiR at $1.00 $1.20, $t.G0, $1.75 to $3.50 end), RI'KCrAli-Silk ribbon sliirt wnlsts with lnco insertion, nil sizes. TIicho wUnts wore mado to sell at 15.00, our prices $2.00 to $2.50 each. Wash Skirts AT25o 351c, CUc to $2.00 EACH Jilnou crnsh skirts, and denim skirts trlmmod and plain, alt fast colors, Just what you wnnt for tlioso hot days. CORSETS Anothor caso of thoso wonderful values in 25o Corsots. Tho best Htimmor corset In this country. AT Mo Ladies'' corsoU made of good Joan and from tho samo Rtylos na 50o poods. AT $1.00 Lndlos' high bust, low biiRt and medium bUHt Kabo Corsots in Jlntlste and summer not. Muslin Underwear AT flOr HAOH Ladles' Muslin cowiiH. full mado. tucked find milled. AT50o, 75o, $1.00 Lndlos' Muslin and Cambric gowns, tucknd und ruOled, trimmed with lnco and cm broidery. ATlflo, 25o, BOo A l'A lit Ladles' muslin nnd cambric drawers, trim med with;iaoo and embroidery. All good valuo. AT 50o, 75c, 85o TO $2,00 I0AOH Ladles' wiilto skirts trlmmod with lacn and embrnldury. In umbrella nnd-princcHS shaiies. All luiva dust rufllo. AT 8c, 10c, I2ic T( .il.25 KACJH Ladles' corset, covers In square V, our fancy yokes, Including tho now style French corsot covers. Great Ribbon Sale. All Silk Ribbons for 15c, 17c, 19c to 25c a yard. 150-152 S. Howard st. Steamers for SSisHteS I nnjr T nlfp Pnrk Vewly rnflltml cnnipnlnnt ormv, nulok tlmj, rnnilally ntimnil l;.'m, will HIIhiiuiiku. liifntn for ilny or nliilil nxuuralnni,, llliui Klltipiir;r nnd Kumuiti' iiomilcrH nt holol moiLri'iiiQiiMlilct Tel. 'J7l. F-ORC SALE! Lot In the Mroilt allotment, near Halt works, facing the Hnpld Trait sll ralboml, 50x150. This will he the Inst lot sold at I ho present price, before the hip real estate boom. Kor further pnrtlcularH, en 11 on ao. Brodt, ild Moor M. O'Noll & Co. HERWQOD MUSBO S0H00L Fine Ails Building, soj Michigan Ave., CHICAGO. William II. Sherwood a.id Walton Perkins. Director.. Highest Klandaid of Art. Faculty oi eminent teachers. Catalogue free on application. Fall Term Opens Sept. 10. WILLIAM II. I'liltlCINS, Nor'y. DEATHS. WnilEU-Cnil Weber, aged 1 year au day, died Kilday at his home, corner of Thornton and Kllug sis. Death vns due o paral.sls The fu neral will be held lit the Iiiium Sunday afternoon Interment In Olmidnlo com etery. StOHUIS-Wllllnm Morris, aged its years, and 20 days, died Friday at his homo on I'lftli ave. The funeral win bo held at Ji o'clock .Sunday afternoon nt the huiMc. lutcnnmil hi Cat Ak ion. STOCIC-l'red Slock, nged 1M years and JO days, died Sntiiidiiy at his ivsl deuce, 112 Wooster inc. Death was dun to tuberculosis. The funeral will be hold ut the house at :t;;o o'clock MoiKlay afternoon, Children's Picnic. The pi imnry depart iiicnt of tho Trin ity Lutheinu chinch picnicked ill Lake, side I'nik Kiidaj afternoon. The chil dren wciu out in huge numbers and wwc. Ill charge ot Mis. Jt. l Masoil and Mis. I'olu. A Duo blipper was i.prcad nil the tables hciienth the trees. CureJ nrunchlal Trouble, lU'Jv. K. Davit., 1071 W. CongrcKssl., f'li io, ssij: "'"1 hiilfored (or j;nr. W'l. biom-hlal tiouble and tried many kiu i of mcdlcltmt. without relief, un til i began taking Foley's Honey and 'I ,'vilel) fined um." " - ' ' . M. r,'Klcr, .1, Laiup.ulei' & Co., A VfKVUtr, ?b.?W, A ..X.'t'k'lLl .1. ..ft-.'- $350,000 Gain In Valuation Of Barberton Real Estate Since 1890. National Hotel Will be Closed. Pure Gum Specialty Company Selects Location. Barberton Merchants Will Arrange For n Picnic. (Special Correspondence.) Barberton, .Inly 7. Mr. T. J. Davles has completed his work as decennial appraiser. The land and lots In Har berton arc valued at $1,101,075, an Increase of over $350,000 since 1800. The National hotel will bo closed nest AWdtiesdny by Mrs. W. R. Lin doerfer, who has It leased until Sep tember i. 8ho has becii'in poor-health and assigns thlsas her reason for clos ing tlie house. Slip will jo to house keeping at hpr home on Wuuderly ave. Tlin ruro Hum Sppclnlty company will locate In Hip Ktrob-Mclntosh com pany's building, coriipr Sixth st and Creemorn nve, Alsrou and Harbprton gcntlcmcu are Interested. They ex pect to Iiiivp Hie plfint hi operation within IIO days. .Messrs. (Jonct and Wouzol have or ganized the ltiirborlpn Foundry com pany. They nrtt located at the corner of (Jrepdnioro ave. and Sixth st. Hoc. H. Unshorn- unltpd W. II. Olnrk and Miss Mary Woorl. In marriage, Inly 1. Uoth are well known and will reside here.. Tho merchants y 111 hold a meeting next Tuesday evening In, the Council chamber to inikti arrangciicnts for a picnic. .lohu It. Harris Is about to organism a company for tho manufacture of an Improved steam holler, upon which he has beu granted a patent. Mr. Har ris Is an engineer nt tie National Sew er Pipe workH. Thomas Hurt, mot with a serious ac, eldont. at the Stirling Holler works nt 1 1 o'clock today. A big plun fell on his right foot, crushing II bndly. II Is be lieved Hie foot will Imyo to I hi ampu tated. .Misses Alice and I'Jiutiui Johnson of North Lawrence nrp the guests of their sister, Mrs. l- M. Wortheu. Mr. 0. M. WortliPii Is In Cleveland to day on buslnesss, .lames Hurtncr bus completed his work hero-and loft today for I'ltts. burg, Pa. ' ' Scot lliiyps, the gcnliil ngPiit for the Diamond JJnlch company, Is here for a few days. .Mrs. (leo. Hwhiohart of Columbus. Is visiting friends here ON THE GROUND Prof. H. C. Muckley Hero Saturday Afternoon. Prof. II,' O, Muckley of Cleveland, was In the city Satindny iil'leriioon. In company with Mr. .1. W. Kelley, ehiilriiuin of tho Teachers' committee, l'rof,. .Muckley railed upon the various members, of the Hoard. Tho object of his lsll Is to become thoroughly ac iiialiited with the situation, after which ho will Inform tho committee! whether ho will bo a tandldnto for tho superlntondRiicy. Mr. Kelley Slated .Saturday after noon Hint If Prof. .Muckley would ac cept, the committee would rrccoiiimend him for the place. v v u Camera Club Outing. Tho Akron Camera club will hine an outing at Cottage tJrove Monday. They will go at tkir on the Valley load fiom Union Depot, A largi:iiuuilmrof ladles and gentlemen will take advan tage 'of this opportunity for a day's pleasure. An Epidemic of Dlairkoea. Mr-A, Sntpleis, wrltlog fiom Cocoa nut llfove, Fli,( say., there has heci quite an epidemic of dlairhne.i theie. He liud-a hf ;!' attack nnd was cuicd by four ihiM'S of Chamberlain's Coll , Chulei'ii ud Diarrhoea nuincdy. lo sa.a ho also recommended It lu ollicis and they ki" H h the host niedlclec they over used. l'V sale by all drug gls.; E, Htcluhacher t.'o.. wholetalo agents. Tio only Ali''j'hli,l"'i',,ll"S,Vj"5 ' colljir (s tho Oeihorriil; lW worth tcai IUiT. UNIFORM RANK K. of P. Was Organized In Akron FriJay Night. The new company of tJnlfotm Itnuk held a business meeting Inst evening and selected it name, Summit) City company. There was nn excellent at tendance and much enthusiasm, which promises excellent results, l-'ildn.v ev ening has been ehoeu temporarily " the mooting nlgltt, until other arrange mo'uts can be made and ihp second floor of the Outh block as the tempor ary place of meeting. Tlip military olllcers were elected as follows: Captain, H. V. Egbert; first lieutenant, W. H. Nolaud; second lieu, tenant, O. U. Miller; recorder, O. B. Olln; treasurer, .1. A. Hrown; guard, A. E. Limrlc; sentinel, 10'. U. Hunts bergpr. At tins close of tho business meriting, the company .met tho repre sentatives of several regalia houses, choso the uniform and placed the con tract. ' The uniforms will arrive Au gust 1, and meanwhile the company will perfect Itself In military drill. ANOTHER INDUSTRY For Akron Niagara Fire Extnquisher Company. The Niagara Klro Extinguisher com pany, composed principally of Akron men, has decided to locate Its plant In the old Schumacher gymnasium build ing. The machluery Is uow being placed In the plant. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller and family, are sojourning nt Chuutuua.ua. Charles Dreshpr Is In Mansfield. He will spend the summer In that city. Mrs. D. H. Aungst, of r02 West Mar ket St., is visiting friends lu Dayton, Ohio. O. B. Miller, of this city, will visit over Sunday with friends in New Cas tie, Pa. Miss Mary Boyle Is hi Canton, the guest of the family of Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. .1. Santry. Dr. M. W. Knnpp will leave next Tuesday for an outing and fishing ex cursion at tho lakes. Mr. aud Mrs. C. S, Eddy. Mrs. A. W. Maynes and Mrs. C. (A. Sumner left Vrlday for Chautauqua. .1. il. and A. P. Berger reached Now York today, on the Knlser Wllholru II, 1 1 days out from Naples. Mrs. E. M. Heaton, or KW Norm Forge st., has returned home from a visit with friends In Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kr.vdor of 1)09 E. Market st. have returnrd after two weeks at ML Clemens, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Daugherty left Saturday for Pasndeiin, Cnl whore they will make their luturo homo. A. L. Hplbllng and Ym. II. Mc Naugliton. of Pittsburg, ant guests of Mr .and Mrs. Christian Helbllng, of tat) South Maple st, Miss Bertha Berlo, who has been tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles K Smith, for the past two weeks, retuni ed to her home in Mansfield Friday evening. Albeit (1. Sell war, 'nnd his sister, Miss Bertha Schwnrz, aro In Now York, the gtiesl of their- brother, Carl Scliwnr, superintendent of the Cross luu'ii rnlli ikhI. Mrs. Louis Sclimalle and daughter, riiildu, of Wheeling, Mrs .1. Thohuaii and sou Edwin of 1'lcvelnud, nru tho guests of Mr. and, Mrs. .1, H. (,,' recti wood, 111) Adolph ave. Mr alul Mrs. II A French and son Edward, are at ,,llnnlie City 'for a week, Freiii'h lain been With the Slur I 'uloit Hues for ;io ycai ami this Is tho !ii'.,l vacation he Im lakop. The lit nI of a Mules- of dances to be given by Company .1-'. will he huh I at lakeside Pill U next I'i Iday evening. The duiliv wllj l)p given 'on nlliMliate Kilda.vs until the nildiie of Sep'temhei The I'laiiet Athbillu . danced at Lal'.e Side park Ifriday evening. Thero wei'c IllU couples present. Mush; wsi furnished by Morcy'j. ovcheslia '" The only Akron paper that wears no collar Is tho Ueniocfiit; It's woith read lug. i ; '" " " .j. Maiding Out. London, .lulyM..-iSpl.)-Tho Central News received n jueSfjige from' Shang hai at fi this nflt-nn'mtt, A ci))irler left l'ektu on .Inly ;i..when two. legations were holding uu,. allhoiigli besieged by the Hovers (Jhlueso Impeihil troops, Tho latpr's-loss was 'J.ooo, iiniong tl om kljlcd bt'luj!1 several prom luent otllceis, TOO LATE. TO OLASSIFY. lull sali: ALL Clluiiiji rniice, gits rang'-, line, elc- r.'T K. IVvkllts st ruin 07 (ill POIt UKX'l'- Seven ipoiti fise with or without lii!i rjd W'o!) and cis tern, tuu Woi,ter uvv. Kmiiilrer of A. O. Sc)iclr' I0i Vtinsifiu. ,J& . ''., .. SALE Of Unclaimed Goods Being Conducted by Adams Express Co. Many Good and Ludicrous ains, Ant Many Purchases That Are Not Bargains, But Good Humor Prevails, and tho Sale Continues Merrily. Tuu auction sale being conducted to day by the Adams Express company, at the corner of Main and Market His., has attracted largo crowds and goods ore being sold rapidly. The goods arc unclaimed packages, collected by the express company ditrlng tho past year, aud In the collection were 000 articles. Of course tho bidders didn't know (ho contents of the packages for which they wcro bidding, and purchases were, made after the manner of tho proverbial phrase, "buying a pig In a sack." Sonic persons got bargains; others dM not. Thero were no women In tho crowd, and ranny of the young men bid successfully for women's apparel of various description and uses. One bashful young man secured two pairs of pantaloons, but, his face diffused with blushes, ho vowed that bo would never wear them, and sold tho articles cheap to a married mail, who said: "I can't wear them, but I happen to knovy a person who can." Patent medicines were also pur chased largely, and one of Akron's most fuslilouable society men secured for .15 cents a blue shirt and a pair of overalls; a dead game sport purchased about (our reams of tracts on ''World ly Waywardness or True Helfglou, Which?" ' Many very oxcelleht bargains wpro obtained. Two good silver watches vveru hold "for ..." anil 'itl'ceniS rpsppe llvely, and ninny urticles of useful wearing apparel were purchased cheap. The best of good humor prevails dur ing tho sale, and Auctioneer L. II. Bleu has the respect of the crowd, which lie keeps lnuglilng heartily. LAST LINKS. Tho Luther League of Trinity Luth eran church will hold a picnic at Sil ver lake, .Inly '-U -i Tho, Modern Woodmen of America will soon give an e.c,urslou over Hie H. - Q. ti) Cedar Point., . It has been reported at pollco sta tion that a bicycle was stolen from tho olU'ce of the Dickson Transfer com pany July '-'. A O'Doiuiell and Flank Dickcrson, of Huu'nlo, members of the Fourth cavalry lu the Philippine, vvero lu Akron today, on their way In their liumes,' on u I'm lough. The metal and sluic" workers will meet .Monday evening In Carpenters hall at 7;:;o o'clock. A nuiirlage llccnso was Issued lu Cleveland Kihlny to KnuMt 11. Cnole.v. aged '.:'. veins of tub1 city ami draco Oshorn. aci'd '-", .vears'iil ltetwi. The matter of connecting tiro alarm boxes with the city ("ondults has been roioiied by the HoiiiVl of City Coin missioned ri Hie Mechanical 13ugl ueei whli power to act. V (ieneinl Passenger Agent Anthony f the lOrle was in the city Saturday. Mr. Anthony staled to u repoiter for Hio Democrat Unit the 1'oiirlh of July tiavol wax above that of previous years. So great was tho passenger tialllc upon the road (that each train was piovidcil wlih two conductors 111 older to handle tho people. This Is tint llivt time the double conductor plan has been tried and It worked well. . A Hot Week. M o'clock Satuiday iiltcriiuou Dip theiiuoinetir at liticlitcl College legist lered Ki degrees. The teuipcriutue for tho week Is na follows; ' Monday, SJi degrees; Tpes. day. 11; Wednesday, Hi; Thursday, i.V, t'rhlay. W; Satuiday, Ki. Average for the week, tiJ'.j degrees. Homo From Convontion. (lapl. V, '. Heilucr returned home; , J4 K!,Uk'fif17l I, .iyifi yvti BRECKENRIDGE'S Cash Clearing Sale BEGINS ON MONDAY, JULY 0, and will continue six weeks. .We will sell 1 FINE TAILORED GARMENTS at a Reduction of 22 O Bf- Gen!:., from our already low nri'ces. Gomo'in and hnv M a good business suit at about the nriro of ready mado. .. : i During this salo avo will show a large lino of material for , , . . Full Dress and Prince Albert Suits Men who contemplate buying Hither of tho above will do well to take advantage of this 'sale. Wo guarantee Fit, Stylo and Quality, and 'give you your money's worth or -your monev back. RECKENRIDGE, The Tailor Raiurdtly morning fouu the National ncinqcinllo comwnliuu. Ho says the coiivoilloit vviih admitted to be tho greatest over bWd by the parly, and that whllu efithustu&tlu it was never theless marked by hauuoiiy. FIRE ALARM CALLS. 1 Central engine house 2 Iluckeye works, 3 Akron Jron works. 4 'Diamond Rubber works. 6 Main and Market 6 No. 2 englno house, Sixth ward. 7 N. nroadway, ucar Market 8 nuqhtel ave. and Bowery. 0 Schumacher mHI, Mill st 12 Prospect, near Mill. 13 Furnace and Broadway.' H Main and Keck. 15 Ash and Park place. 10 No. 3 engine houso ,W. HIIL 17 Carroll and Exchange. 18 Empiro , Mower & Reaper Wka 10 Akron Rubber works. 21 Prospect and Perkins. 23 Forgo and Market 24 Sherman, near Exchange. 25 Main and Exchange. 20 North Howard and Tallraadge. 27 W. Market and Greene. 23 Akron Knife works. 20 Washington and Hopp alley. 81 N. Howard and North. 82 B. Market and Spruce. 84 W. Market and Valley. 85 Carroll ami Splccr. 80 Carroll and Sumner. 37 North and Arlington. 8fj Vine and Fountain, 30 Coburn and Campbell. 41 Woostor avo. and Locust , ,42 Pearl, near cistern. 43 S'. Main and Falor. 45 College. aud Mill. 40 Arlington and Hazel. 47-Howo aud IJowery. 48 West South. 40 Merrill pottery, Slato st 51 Howard and Cherry . 52 No. 4 englno house.Maln & Fair 53 Center fat. rallrpad crossing. 64 Buchtcl avo. and Union. 50 Akron Btonovvaro Co.,0th word. 57 Lods and Turner. 53 Parkins and Adolph ave. 60 Main, near I.O.O.F. Temple. 01 Cas? ave. and Kent 02 Slobcrllng mill, Sixth ward. 03 Johnston nnd Champlnln. , IV Akron Sow. Plpo Co., Blnck mill 05 Hill Sower Plpo Co., E. Market 67 Carroll and 13. Maikot CS Second ave. and Vnlly railroad. GO Johnson, nnd Wilson. 71 Grant and Cross. 72 North and Maple. " 78 Werner Printing Co. 74 North Union, near Blurt. 75 Robinson Bros., N. Forgo st 70 Tho Whltiuore, Robinson Co. 81 Western Linoleum Go. 82 Summit Sewer Plpo Co. 83 Allyn nnd Cross. 84 Thorntou and Harvard. 85 Tho J. C. McNeil Bollor works. 01 Cereal mills, S. Howard st. 02 Schumacher cooper shop, N Broadway. 121 General alarm. 123 Silver and Hickory. 123 W, Market and Rhodes ave. 233 Kunncr'H browory, N. Forgo st 241 Sherman aud Vorls, 251 Cedar aud Wabash ave. 2,13 W. Uxohnnse uud, near Willow. 812 Cascade mills. N. Hownrd. 814 Fire chief's residence. 821 Adams and Upson. 811 Raich and Market. 312 Maple, opposlto Balch. 340 Blttmnn and Crosby. 351 Kxchaugo and Splcer. 413 Wooster and St, Clair. 4)3 St. Clair and Br.rtges. 415 Water workd, Vo ostcr ave. 431 lhvurt Tllu works. geg,- Try Sdilather's Celebrated Cannot P Of- P qlilliy WS6 or's t ' ' T ,V(t.j'tJ. . l ,r t, ,. . jyAfllMfiMf t ' rf- ,-' t--y. , .1 j i " i 120 3- Howard St.. ktror. O. You C H. A. B0R an We kj Lampnrter & Pfeiifor's E?r PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, Steam and Hot Water Heating, Welsbach Incandescent Lights and Fixtures, See HOFFMAN BROS., WEBSKt. NOW S2I7 EAST MARKET ST. Mi in m tl w iri m mm rff t, 3 Notice to Do not make any mistake. If you want a first class stono walk, telephone No. 387, Oeo. O. IHuggill Stono Contraotor, npnlpr in Stnne Flnin? nnd Cm Residence and Yard: 426 PLACE YOUR WANT be excelled py y 4" vbo nouniry. v5l j 'J l) v i?&s- -S & - ,,T'Vt' "' ? ! &" ' ? " famous hugor on draught fit all flrst-olass samplo rooiriB, -u. . . , ,- .?. Vwf-V. M -1 v . ,, - StSC5i3??r-is:;rN2 ilSi4SJISSai!iS2 i-m I Be Cool nr-xgn' --wfjg.fr Come in and Order a Summer Suit SPECIAL Reduction in Prices For July and August. Guarantee the Fit, the Quality and Prices. See our fino line of Summer and Fancy Suitings. We can please you. We please others. Merchant Tailor, 219 South Howard Street. Block, opp. Cereal Mills. gHHHHnRKSHHHHH iM irpiii " -""- " - , - -- - r the Public If I NORTH UNION STREET l """VV" ' A Smite of Content Seems IUo Old So lilpiself drew near to cool off a Utile when hc hples our pood pure ice. sYo'u cer tainly have as good an eye as his, even If It doesn't glitter so. You know pure Ice when you see It. Look at our tine Ice, and be con vinced, THE KIAGES GOAL & SCE CO. Corner Mill and Prospect Sts. Phone 19. ADS. IN THE DEMOCRAT Export Beer vo uonvor uoo w any loouiuy. hcniam TTol. VV. ,..it .tJr ,ft,. cjlaj.tt'.f-v .' , ': .,';J ' S ." 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