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THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED nr
AKltON DDMOOBAT CO.
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EDW. S. IIARTER
FRED VV. GAYER
Editors and Managers.
ED. N. DE LA COURT, Mgr. Advertising Ocpl.
OHAS. A. MARVIN.... News Editor
Entered .at the postofilco at Akron,
Ohio, as second-class mall matter.
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OFFICE:
Democrat Block, Nos. 133 and. 137
6. Main Street.
tang Distance Phono 180. .
BRANCH OFFICES: t
New rork, 230-234 Tcmplo Court.
Cblcngo, Ills., 317-318 U. S. Express
Building, E. Kntz, manager.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
President JAMES V. WELSH
Vlco President A. T. PAIGE
Secretary FRED W. GAYER
ffrensurer M. W. HOVE
Edw. S. Hartcr....Dr. C. W. Mllllklu
Ed. U. Do La Court
delivered every evening by carrier boy
6 CENTS A WEEK.
By mall ?3.00....$1.50 for six months
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF AKRON.
TO TELEPHONE THE DEMOCRAT CALL
No. 130.
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SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1000.
Democratic National Ticket
For President,
WILLIAM .1. BRYAN.
v Of Nebraska,
rf For Vlon President,
v4 ADLAI E, STEVENSON,
Of Illinois.
State Ticket
For Eleetors-al-Largo,
GEN. I. It. SHERWOOD, of Lucas.
GEN, A. .1. WARNER, of Worthlngloii.
For Secretnry of State,
II. II. McFADOEN,
Of JefiVrbOii. A.
For Supronif! Judge,
ALLEN W. SM ALLEY,
OC Wynmlot.
For Dairy and Food Commlhsloncr.
BALLARD B. YATES,
Of Pickaway;
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For School Commissioner,
.1. 1). HIM KINS, '
Of Auglaize. , h
1 Tor Board of Public Works, '
PETER V. BROWN.
Of Ross.
Congressional Ticket
For Congress,
CIIAS. E. (MI ADM AN,
Of Ashtabula.
Con, Dick has 1hhiioiI.ii blanket proc
lamation denying the" llrst series of
I'nnipalgu stories Hint have appeared
Jit the Democratic and Independent
Republican newspapers. The General
Jinn been fotced Into tho proclamation
business rather earlier than usual In
ill Is campaign.
Pol. M. W. lloyo of Akron, who Is
Melting In Washington, has launched
d boom for Mayor W. 13. Young for
Governor. A number of Ohio papers,
Including the Columbus PrehS-l'osti
nro doing all they can tu give publicity
to the boom, Aktoii will appreciate
nil the honors that rnuj be heaped up
Kin her citizens.
About nlne-tentlis of tho Hoacon'a
editorial mailer nowadays consists
Cf dry statistics clipped from lien.
TDIek's -In page speech, a speech Unit
was never delivered lu Congress, but
ias published in tho Congressional
Beeo''d a month or so after Congress
bad adjourned. It Is Hie tchtluioiiliil
yif Hie Beacon Unit there Is nothing1
peiluliioewulii local Itepubllran litera
ture unless It bears the trademark of
the licet less tieiierul.
The Pnliiesvlllo Telegraph and tho
Medina Gazelle, two of the leading
Republican papers lu tin' Twentieth
IfllRtrlct, continue tu clamor for the
nomination of .ludgo Phillips of Medi
na ns an independent cumlldato for
Congress. This they nro doing lu de
flance of the decieo of Senator Haiina
that "talk of an Independent caiidliliite
for Congress niut stop," The Senator
does not seem to bo vastly more In
fluential In the Twentieth district Hum
ho Is lu bis own county.
Tho youngstown plant of the Re
public Iron and Steel trust has been
closed down and alt tho employes,
from tho suporliftonilent to tho day
laborers, liuvo been discharged. To
day's, reports from Youngstown tin
Xnihrii that the mill may never bo
Mmrn led agrtln. The trust should bo
toore considerate of thu Interests of tbo
(j7)!E.$tQW'Cirj
hunnmiiiiMiiM him -' Jimif iiiiiiiiJi n
Administration. Closing down a big
mill within n few uillcs of the Prcsl
dcnl'H home Is anything but tin evi
dence of gratitude for favors received
by the trust.
The Republican; who are talking of
putting an Independent ticket In t lie;
.Medina Congressional district, had
another mooting tit Cleveland hist
night. "Hear In mind," said Major
Bolton, who was n candidate for tho
nomination for Congress against .ludgo
Phillips "that there will be an Inde
pendent candidate for Congress In tho
district. That's all I have to soy about
the mill tor." Senator Ilauiin's mandate
Hint ''the talk of an Independent candi
date against .Midge Reldler must stop"
does not seoin to have terrified the
Republicans who were disappointed
In tho defeat of .Judge Phillips for the
nomination. They want to show the
great buss what lllcy call do.
UNTRU
Story Was Started.
Thomas A. Steel Is Not
a Candidate
For Democratic Nomina
tion as Sheriff.
To Carry Water Works Case
to Higher Court.
Addition to Plant of Walsh Paper Com
pany Falls Nows.
(Special Correspondence.')
Cuyahoga Falls, July 21. -Tho report
that Mr. Thos. A. Steel will bo it can
didate to contest with Mr. Ed. O'NolI
of Akron for the nomination of sher
iff on tho Democrat ticket Is without
foundation.
Mr. Steel said last night that ho had
not authorized any person to make
such statement. When Interrogated
as to whether or not ho would accept
tiuTTionilnntloii If tendered him ho
said: "No. My business requires nil
of my tltno. Under no circumstances
would I accept thu nomination."
Tho plnlntlll's attorneys In tho wat
er works Injunction case have tiled an
application for a re-hearing of the
case before the Supreme court in Col
umbus. Tho ehnueoM for another hear
ing are very small. But the llllug of
tills application shows Hint thoso op.
posed to water works are active, whtlo
i)ii pur cent of Hie people are saying:
"The quickest way tho water works
system can be put In ,1s loo slow,"
Itov. and Mrs. Henry Staun'er hnve
returned limn ('biiutauiiia.
Mr. and Mrs. ltawdson, who have
been visiting Mrs. 13. A. Marvin, liuvo
returned In their homo in St. Louis.
The Walsh Paper company has com
menced In build an addition to Its
plant. It will bo -10 feel long, and will
extend almost from the river bank
to Water st. Tills Is being done to
I'ligtlien tho paper imiclilnes.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Pony of Corning,
N. V., nro guests at the home of Mr.
nml Mrs, C. A. Woldiior.
C. A. .tones, local manager of tho
People's Telephone company, Is
homo from a business trip to Salem,
Mr, Slnrkoy and daughter Loulso
are vIMIlug with Mrs, A. T. Heath.
.1. II. Walker lias completed a 20 fool
addition to his store loom,
The excursion to bo given by the
bund at Cascade Paik, Now Castle, will
bo on August' 11. A coidlal Invitation
Is extended to everybody to attend.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey While of Clove,
laud, bine concluded a vMt with Mr,
mid Mrs. Ceo. Payne
Tor a short time wo will retail Cold
Distilled Brandy at $1 per bottle, at
din- ntllce, HI N. Howard st. For mod
'..al in.e, this brandy has no equal.
COMPLAINTS
In Reforcnco lo Third Ward
Valuations.
Tho t'llj Houul of ISfpinllzotlon hits
ipoolved nuuii'ions complaints of tho
ri'iil fstiilo valuations In tho Third
ward. It Is claliiH'il by the property
owners th.il tho Inmv.isps iniiilo by tho
asscKSor aiv very much In excess of
tho iit-t mil viilon of the ptoperty. lu
several lustaucos tho iiieioanos
amount to almost 100 per cunt. Tho
Hoard lias been nsUed to rediieo tho
valuations.
Tryono bottle of Cold Distilled ltrail
dy, $t per bottle, at 'M X. Howard st.
I'm- medical uxo tlilb brandy has no
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PROGRAM.
Pathfinder's Picnic
Promises to be an Im
mense Affair.
Elaborate Prizes Have
Been Offered.
Uniformed Knights Perfecting
Drill Tactics.
Nows of Local Lodges From Special
Correspondents.
Wednesday, July 2rth, will be tho
banner picnic day of these festive
times, it will be llio day for all Path
finders to give vent to Jubilance over
the safe nrrlval of tho order nt. Us
second milestone, upsetting till records.
It finds Itself upon Its second anni
versary, the most vigorous Insurance
Infant that was ever born. Lodges
from far and near will find the path
to Akron, and will proceed to Sliver
lake to absorb tho grand festivities of
the day. All should endeavor to bring
their we'll tilled baskets enily, so (hut
all may nit down to luncheon at the
noon hour. All wearing tho Pathfind
er button or picnic, tug will be served
with coffee or lemonade free. jriio fol
lowing will bo the order of exorcises:
in to ll::to a.m.-Band concert by
the fapious Diamond Rubber company
band.
11:';1U to I p.m. Dinner.
2 p.m. Quoit match, tub race, smlrn
mlng race and boat race.
: ii.in. Parade rovlew headed by the
Diamond Rubber company band and
base ball teams, members and friends,
;i:!!0 p.m. Base ball game.
Akron lodge No. 1 vs. Magnet lodge,
Tug of war, boys' shoo race, three
legged race.
Men's running race, 75 yards.
Fat men's running race, ."0 yards.
Woman's running race.TiO yards.
Fat woman's race, r.O yards.
(Jlrls under II, running race.
Blind women's race.
Sack race. I
Pie race.
Evening Grand prize, waltz. Cash
prize lu gold.
Elaborate prizes will bo awarded
for respect I vo races, to bo announced
at tho time. Pavilion will bo open
for dancing afternoon and evening.
Look out for baud parade, announcing
grand Pathfinder picnic tonight.
A largo delegation of Akron Path
tlndors visited Magnet lodgo nt Cuya
hoga Falls ThuiMlay night, assisting
In tho lslallatlon ceremony, after wh'cli
refreshments were served. Magnet
lodge Is to bo congratulated on tho new
board of olllcers who promise to take
up the duties their predecessors had
laid down nnd perform them as faith
fully as tho former board. This lodgo
promises a good representation at the
picnic, nnd sny their base ball nlno will
do up tho nlno from Akron No. 1.
Middlobtiry lodgo held a nice moot
ing Wednesday night to niitko ar
riingements for tho picnic July 25th.
As usual they entertained a number
of visiting members.
At a meeting of Alaou
Wlnit This Akron. Citizen
Says Only Corroborates
the Story of Thousands.
The particulars related by this voprc-
sentatUo citizen of Akron nro similar
to hundreds of others In this city.
When there mo score of people, all
anxious to tell about tho bonetlts re
ceived from the uo of Point's Kidney
rills, the rciiest skeptic In Akron
must be convinced. Head this:
Mrs. U ,V. Whitehead of tiori l'oplar
ht. hoys: "in tho spring, of 1S0H 1
procuied noun's Kliluoy Tills from
I.amparler iV Co.'s drupe storo for my
son. They cured, him of kidney com
plaint and up to the presotit time", and
It Is ihe mouth of November, ISOS,
there have been no recnrienees. I
Iiiim' the greatest contldenco In Doau's
Kidney l'llls and ltitvo no hesitancy In
re-endui'slni; my opinions expressed
publicly hi Akion nowspapers consid
erably over two yours ni?i Dean's
Kidney Pills can be depended upon to
act up to tho roprchcututlilus huido for
them."
Sold for no cents a box by nil deal
ers, Kohter-.MIIburn Co., Itujfalo, N.
V., solo agents for the U. H.
lteniPinber tho niinie, Doup's, nud
tako no other, '
1 1 If IE.
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lodge Monday evening a
committee was appointed to establish
a reading -room for local rnthtlnders
lit ns ccntrnll, u locution as can bo se
cure!!. Three candidates vorc Initiated
and iultc n number were reported
ready to make the goafs iicqunlnthncc
Monday evening, the 23rd.
Webstei', Camp & Laho'lodgo report
a largo Increase In membership. They
expect to hnvc 1200 members by tho
tltno the lodge Is n year old.
Norton lodge Is going to conjo to the
picnic lu a body. Last year, they had
a representation of about ninety per
cent of their membership.
U,. C. T.
Akron Council of the United Com
mercial Travelers will meet tonight at
the usual place. There are several
candidates for Initiation.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Columbia Council held ts regular
session Thursday, disposing of an ac
cumulation of business that has been
dragging along Home time, with, no
definite steps townrd a settlement.
That llnally settled was put In shape
for final closing at next meeting. Those
not In goo'd standing had better look
up the financial -secretary before next
meeting or tlielr names may be changed
to 'Dennis' without any discussion over
it. Thoso owing F. B. 1). will bo drop
ped from that list unless paid nt next
meeting. Number 18.'! and l.n.l were
drawn last meoling, BIS being extra.
Forty-four beneficiaries were paid 9200
each last mouth by the National F, B.
V., the greatest number In Its history1.
Our otllcers wero installed and com
mittees appolned for ensuing term.
Recording secretary was Installed as
Kx - C. by reason of merit, having served J
over three years consecutively ns sec
retary. l'3x-C. Sister Seymour acting
as Installing olllcer by appointment.
Social committee uunduueed a lawn
fete Saturday evening, July 28, nt tho
home of Sister Merchant, J 02 North
Howard st. One proposition wns re
ceived for membership.
p. ii. a
Akron Circle will moot Wednesday,
July 23th, when Hie installation of
otllcers will tnko place. There will 1)6
several candidates to Initiate. We
have received an Invitation from
Woodland Circle of Cleveland, to at
tend their eleventh until crsui-y, Tues
day evening, July 21th. It was ac
cepted, and a committee appointed to
make all arrangements with tho North
ern Ohio Traction company for trnui
porta tlon. Watch the papers for the
time of going. This Circle will nt
tend church tho last Sunday In this
month. A committee wns appointed
to arrange with a minister to deliver
n sermon for tho occasion. They will
mnko their report nexinoctlng., After
tho business of the evening Is over, Ico
cream and cake will be served to nil
tho .members present. Coma nnd en-
Joy yourself, brother and sister.
L. O. T. M.
Protection Hive held a very Inter
esting review Tuesday evening. Tho
election and Installation of a recordi
keeper and nontenant commander took
place to till vacancies which occurred
through tho resignations of thoso olll
cers. Latlicu, do not rorget mo inwu
fete to bo held on tho lawn of Liuly
Oxloy, (128 N. Howard st., Friday eve-
nine, July 27. Como nniL, bring your
friends nnd have a good tliuo.
K. OF P.
Affairs In McPherson lodge are mov
ing along with much Interest and zeal
and arrangements arc already In hand
for it prosperous full and winter. Tho
IN
Mind
When you nro looking for Dental
work that our prioeB aro fair and
above reproach, and work Is second
to llOJIQl
We can extract your teeth painlessly
Extracting , 25c ,
Vitalized Air , 50c
Defrt Tooth on rubbor. , , . . . ,$8.00
Good Teoth $5.00
Filling 50c and up
Our Gold Crowns and Brldgo Work nro
mado from bott 22k gold,
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120 souin Main sireot,
Open Evenings. Sundays 10 to I
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SODA WATER
la always a wholosoiuo bovorrtge,
unless rendered deleterious to
lionlth by boing loaded with im
pure urtiuYinl flavorings tuul glu
cose By nips.
Cold sodn drawn from
Our fountain
Laucks nothing that could be'
Oosired by tlio most
Sonsitlvo palate. Wo uso
Only puro juices, mado"
Direct from fresh fruits
And can ploaso you.
J. H. CASE a CO., Drugrjltts,
I3S Wooator Avw.
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now; officers now have tho work well
In hand and nro handling their duties
llko veterans. Tho lodgo Is very much
pleased to know that Bro. Geo. W.
Carmlchael Is rapidly and nicely re
covering from his recent Injtiry.
Bro. S. U. WIlRon has extended n
cordial Invitation to tho lodgo to a
Ush fry at Long Lake on Wednesday
evening, July 2u, nud will furnish frco
trnunportutlon to the Knights nnd their
Indies. Tho boat -will leavo lock one
at 0:30 p.m. sharp, and tables will bo
placed on board for thoso who wl&h
to enjoy a social game of cnr.ds. Tho
hotel charges will bo flfty cents n
plate. Let till turn out and make It
it royal good time.
U. R. K. OF P.
Summit City company U. R. K of P.
is making excellent progress in drill
ing. Meetings are now held twice a
week, and at the last meeting the
company took to the paved streets,
where better air can be secured and
there more space for the evolutions.
The members of tho company are
full of enthusiasm and turn out almost
to a man so that by tho time of tho
muster trhc company will bo In very
presentable shape. Tho warrant for
the company hat; been received from
Major General Caruahun, and Capt.
A. D. Siegfried, of Company No. 21,
has been appointed mustering oflicer.
It Is expected that the company will
bo mustered hi soon after August 1.
I, O. O. F. '
Summit lodge No, r0, Monday even
ing had a good attendance. After tho
rottutlue business, Brother Henry gave
a lecture on the Initiatory Degree,
wlllcn AvnM vel'J' interesting. Tho
otlicerg for the ensuing term follow
C. O. Buntf, N. .; B. E. Washer. B. 3.;
Kd. Goodeuborgcr, recording secretary;
Perry Kreisber, It. S. X. G.; Fred
Hardonstein, h. H. S. a.; J. V. Walk
er, warden; .T. Stewart, conductor;
Fred I-apb, It. S. S.; A. Jlaudorbaugli,
Ii. iH. 8,; T. Frank, It. S. V. .; 'J'. 0.
Leinlngcr, Ii. S. V. .; Geo. MoForron,
outside guard; G. A. Swope, Inside
guard; J. W. King, chaplain.
Nemo lodge mot Tuesday evening
with a good attendance. After rou
tlno business, tbo following otllcers
wore Installed, by 3. V. .Tones, D. D. G.
M. and stalf: N. G.; K. A. AVhlteman;
V. G 15. .T. Buugli; recording secre
tary, liinchun; lluanclnl secretary, .1.
H. Wagoner; H. S. N. G., 0. M. Hib
bard; 1. S. N. G., F. Iteunlnger; war
den; II. K. Keck; Conducror, F. G.
Jdarsh; It. S. H., It. D. Jackson; I,. S.
H., 11. H. Broueher; outside gunrd,
.laeksou Morler; Inside gunrd, II. Boil
ing; B. S. V. (.!., Wm. Wlermnu; Ii. S.
V. O., A. S. Kilinger.
Canton-Akron met Tuesday evening
with a fair attendance. The drill mH
omitted, owing to the vory warm
evening.
DAUGUTKBS OK ItHBEKAII.
Colfax lodge Daughters of Beboknh
Installed tbo following officers Thurs
day evening, Mrs. Clnra Malllson be
ing tho Installing olllcer: Mrs. Jen
nie Weaver, N. G.; Mrs. Grace Twyu
ham, V. G.; Mrs. Nellie Culiow, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Annie Chapman,
warden; Kmmn Ilomiin, conductor; Ii.
ICryder, It. S. V. G.; Jennie Cnntleld,
Ii. K. V. G.; Mnry 13. Coney, tlrst guard;
Jos. C. Weaver, outhide guard. Next
Thursday evening. July 20, will be the
regular meeting night. Sewing circle
In the afternoon.
Akron lodgo No. 04 had their usual
attendance. Boutiuo bulsness wns
transacted. Installation of otllcers wns
postponed until next Wednesday oyou
lug. Tho Summit county bocodclnl asoela
lion and their monthly meeting Mon
day evening. After the routine busi
ness, an order wns drawn for the bal
ance due Mrs. Jane Morris, on the
death of her husband.
Akron Encampment, No. 18, Friday
evening, had a fair attendance, when
the otllcers were Installed. A. W.
Ilnwklns, 1). 1). G. P.; 0. T., B. T.
Wills; II. P., Chas. C. Warner; senior
wordeu, Fred Tweed; Junior warden,
l- G. Marsh; A. (J. Keck, tlrst W.;
Wm. A. Gostlln, I'd W.; J. Bunion, ad
warden; Jus. Salmon. 1th warden; II.
K. Keek, 1st guard; 15d. Goodeuberger,
L'd guard: T. T. Bowerd, S.; 0. Zander,
outtilde guard.
P. H. 0.
Tho excursion to Cleveland Tuesday
evening pronils-es to bo up-to-date.
The ear leaves on tho A. B. O. Hue at
B p.m. sharp, Tho members will bo
guests of the P. H. 0. members. A Hue
program has boon arranged for their
llth anniversary. Tho Supremo presi
dent will bo present and speak, ln
stilfiation of otllcers will toko place
Wednesday, July 'J.'th. The circle, will
servo ice cream nnd enke. Tho circle
will attend church ut T p.m. on llio
Wth at tho Episcopal church. Every
Vuember Is requested to bu pieseut on
this occasion.
Ii. O. T. M.
Busy Bco Hlvo had regular review
Tuesday evening, July 21th, nt 7::it)
o'clock, supper to bo served to tho In
vited ladles at fl o'clock on tho same
evening, Instead of 0 o'clock. Ladles,
bote tho change of tliuo. Columbia
Hlvo from Cleveland, will arrive at l
p.m. Everybody gel ready for tho
great Muccabco picnic to bo held Au
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Collins
!dsijiviivie:r
CLEARANCE SALE
OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
VEHICLES.
Prices reduced on ovorythlnjr wo have In stock. An opportu
nity to buy n vehicle nt a- low price, All goods up-to-dnto and cor
rect In design nnd finish. Give us a call.
Repairing and Painting a specialty.
We give the best discount on Rubber Tires.
RED BUIL.D1NOS
Cor. SVJAIN AND CMUFlOiB STS.
TolopKono &I9.
Collins Buggy Do
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PLUMBING, GAS FITTING,
S-fcoom and Wo-fc Water Hoatine;,
WELSDACH INCANDESCENT LIGHTS AND PIXTURH3.
See HOFFMAN BROS., 2QS&..
NOW SI7 BAST MARKET S3T.
PJion No. SOS (People's Tel.); Resilience phono 'o. COS (People'r. Tel. )t 1801
Central Union No.
gust 22, :tt t4vcr lake. The Supremo
record keeper, Biua M. West, will bo
here. More announcements later.
Ladies, don't forgot your assessment
No. 47, for llfo benefit members and
also third term of dues for all mem
bers, both of which must, be puid by
the lust of this mouth. Also those of
the social members who aro back on
tho per capita tax must be paid or they
caiinot bo re-Instated.
To Asthma Sufferers.
Lnwson Elvldge of Barrlngton, 111,
says ho was cured of chronic asthma of
long btntidiug by Foley's Honey nnd
Tnr. It gives positlvo relief In all
cases of asthma, so. this disease, when
not completely cured, Is robbed of all
its terrors by this great remedy.
J. M. Laffcr, J. Lnmparter & Co.. A.
'Vnrner.
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Prolongs tho llfo of dainty fabrics by lessoning the amount of rubbing. On
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Your Linens km Snsured
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BENKER'S LOSS
Much Greater Than Was at First
Reported.
Jacob Benker, of 52-1 South Main
st., who was robbed while sleeping in
camp at Turkeyfoot lake Thuisday,
now admits that his loss wns much
greater than was at llrst reported. It
was claimed yesterday that the sum
taken was 1. Mr. Bcnker now de
clares that it wa s ?ir7.
The List of Wounded
Who havo been healed by Banner Salve
Is very large. It heals all wounds Or
sores, nnd leaves no scar. Tako no
substitute. '
J. M. Laffer, J. Lamparter & Co., A.
Warner.
K0H''
Boauty's IViir-ror
Cool, clean, sweet, that's our ice
so clear and free from impurity
that it could bo used ns u mirror.
It's wortli your ivhllo to drink puro
water, and It's better to preserve
food In a refrigerator, where the
waste pipe Is not clogged with
Impurities from dirty ico.
TOE KUSES
Cor. Mill and PropectSts. Phone 19.
-XV-,00,.04
Nowadays have to bo or tho best t,o re
ceive any sort of consideration. Closed
plumbing Is a relic of the postopen
"work only.rvceivos attention. Benson?
It's sanitary, cleanly, looks better, re
ijulres less nttentlqn and )s bettor In
pvery respect. We make a speolulty of
up-to-dalo styles and methods.
Kubjor & Bock block,
Tel. 968. 504 South Main St
- - - Akron,
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