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MILLIONS
AND
MILLIONS
of people nil over tlie tvorlil nrn
suffering untAld npony from cltlicr
blind, bleeding, itching or protrud
ing: jillos'. It Is trim thai, mow unil
then wo have a fiilluio; we i;nnot
cure everybody, qiiMcliM and Impos
tors claim to do thnt. When our
medicines full to give the desired
results you are to lilanie. lleeatitiu
thousands of people think thoy
oupht to lip cured on n few days
trial. AVc don't wnut to deceive
you. Wp don't want your mouey;
but we do wnnt you to send w
your niiimi and nddreus nud wo
will soud you n sample, of our Hod
Cross IMlo Cure und lied OrnpH
T.lver PIIIh free or chni'Ri1. If you
try ii sample yon will use the reme
dies nud If you ue the reniedlen,
giving them u fnlr trial, a perma
nent cure Ih positive. Kenieiulier,
this is tlio only pile remedy In the
world which holds the olllelnl In
dorsement of the United States
health reports. It Is put up In tho
form of suppositories easily ap
plied nnd Rives Immediate and per
manent relief.
Ked Cross l'lle Cure, fiOe per box.
Ited Cross l.lvef 1'llls, JOe and LT.c
per box. Tor sale by all drui;j;lstH
or sent by mall on reeelpl of price.
Address for free samples to tho
Ited Cross IJi-iijt Co., nuffnlo, N. Y.
THE MOST
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
TO THK
FARMER, STOCKRAISER,
MANUFADTURER, INVESTOR,
Is that traversed by tho
Louisville --Nashville
Railroad,
THE
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
IN
Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis
sippi, Florida, where (hero uro splen
did chances for everybody to make
money Come and see for yourselves.
Half Fare Excursions First and Third
Tuesdays of livery Month,
l'rluted matter, maps, and all Infor
mation free. Address
R. J. Womyaa,
General Immigration aim Industrial Art.,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Low Rates
Vest
CHICAGO
& NOR TH- WES TERN
RAILWAY
f)NJulPth, 17th, and August 1st,
w 7tli and J 1st the following rates
wli: be ma.te tram Chicago for round
trip, tiikets good returning until
October a 1st:
Denver and return $3 1. SO
Colorado Springs and return 31. SO
Pneblo and return
31, SO
Glenwaod Srirings and return
Salt Lake City and return -Oeden
and return
43.30
44.50
44.50
DeadwooJ, S. I),, and return 33,55
Hot Sp: lugs, S.l).,andreturn 2D.S5
Particulars ot any ap.ent, or call at
4)1 mi,, - H,a rfiHK, St., C(eat(
101 C..'( St.,rMli4,ltUaSlt SmllkfUSt., eilfifr)
Jw..l.,iSf.,)..i.;yn .,!.. St., ClH.li.it
j;lol4r, t.falMTrjm,,,, Vaitlvl, Dltftl
tllClttSt., CHtl.ll'Wit ,f.n(,rnil,0.
Tho "MOWARO"
Livery, Hoarding, Food and
Salo Stable....
Oor. IVlill and MIrIi ata,
rirst-cUis Serrlce In Eycrjr Ucspect
Pbcnc 3r2. E. W, Cubblson, I'rop.
Growers of Wln
Catawba Pure, Catawba A, I'ort,
Sreet, Ires seedling....
Alvrnys on liauil. All urilur promptly
llllcii. Hpeulitl Attuiilion given to limit
orders,
Sctmcdler & Rhoiiy-Kollys Island 0.
f Atlantic Garden f
& ..European Restaurant.. fl
y 20C-202 r. Mtrkst t.
,-iV EefuihrAsnts of til kinds. Th
W ctlebrtttft Anbeoitr Batch er
.. tlwtyt tn drtueht. Metis it til
W hoars tt retionstli prices.
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iiV CIt at ft ctU
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Wo will pit tit yti.
DETTLING BROS., Props.
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lu-2r$r&&&r3&&&&
BELLE S
Won Third Money
In Fast Pacing Race at
Canton Friday.
Great John L's Belt Is
In Soak.
Many Matches Being Mado In
New York.
Ryan Anxious to Meet McCoy Lo
cal Sporting Nows.
One Akron lioi-bc managed to got in
side tho mouey at Canton during the
meeting l that city this week. In tho
U:i!:i paee Friday afternoon Uello 8.,
owned by lit-orgc S. Ilartmnn, finished
third In the summary. She finished
boeond In the first heat which was
paced In 2:'J',4. 'J'ho raco wns won by
It u by Hughes. The little mare took a
new record of WVA. Bcllo H. finished
ii ii a.
Wardetta started In the 2:27 pace
finishing (t-Ti 5. Tho race was ivon
by Valine U. In strnlght heats. Tlest
time 2:23'i- The 2:13 trot went to
Hilly (',., best time H:l&. A number
of Akron horsemen witnessed the
races.
NKYV UNlKOItMH.
The "West 1 1 lit drays ami the Slar
Drills are playing at Summit l.ako
I'ark. The Star Drills' new uniforms
arrived today.
rOHHHTT WUA, NOT FlfJIiT.
When James J. Corbett's nttentlon
was called to a story stating that lib
had agreed to light Kid .McCoy on
Aug. 2." at the Twentieth Century club,
he said: "Thorn Is no truth In tho
story. I have not mado a match to
dlght McCoy or anybody else, and will
not fight anybody until I light .lelfrles.
I shall not light at tlio earliest until
next spring."
" ANOTUKIt HOW.
Tommy Ityim has declared that he
was through for all time with .Mm
.lelfrles, and would never again assist
tho heavy-weight champion In his
(raining . Hynn's version of the split
up Is Hint his compensation was too
small.
' DIAMOND HI'HP IN SOAK.
.lohn I.. Sulllvans' famous iflO.OOO
gold and diamond studt'ed champion
ship belt is held for a beer bill. This
was ihn eauso for the ex-klng of tho
prly.o ring appearing In .lelVerson Mar
ket court this afternoon, says a New
York special, lie wanted to gel It
from Thomas Allen, president of tho
Dante Inferno Amusement Co., for
which Sullivan was manager until he
severed Ills con tract by tupping Allan
on the boa dlu an altercation.
Sullivan told Magistrate Mayo that
he put tla belt over the bar as an at
traction wlillo ho was manager of tho
Dante saloon on Hroadway and that
when he left tho plaeo Allen refused
lo give It up. Allen admitted having
the belt but said Mint Sullivan owed
him $l,ti)0 for overdrawing Ids' ac
count. "Tlio belt," .lohn Ti, said, "was the
gift of the people of the United Stales
and $r0,M0 could not even buy mm In
forest In It." lie wants to exhibit lu
his new place on Forty-Second street.
Hearing In Mm ctibo was adjourned
until .Inly IU.
SIX WIS15KS MOHf).
Hut six weeks more of boxing under
tlio llorton law, and tho sports are
going to have a pugilistic carnival to
wind up tho sport lu tho Umpire, state.
Tlio FltKslmmouHOltihllu bout, sched
uled for Aug lb, am' the Fltzslmmoim
Sharkey go for Aug. 25, nro fixtures,
and negotiations are going on for
bonis between the lighter men, .Mm
Coibett declared today that tho sports
will not have the pleasure of seeing
him face "Kid" McCoy In tho ring.
The ox-champion says ho has not
given the match a thought, as ho In
tends to luivo another go with Chain
plou Jeffries before ho will agree to
iiiout niiyono else. Tommy Itynu
has authorized Jim Kennedy to
mutch him with McCoy In the event
of Corbett falling to come lo terms.
flrrntnei.
He was Inclined to urguo with fate.
"I am virtually a great novelist," ho
lnUtcd. "Havo I not already produc
ed a powerful romance? Yes. And
has not tills fallen stillborn from tho
press? Very well, then. All that re
mains for mo to do Is to write some
thing rotten enough to uiiiku mo fa
mous aud lead to the revival of my
chef d'uiuvre."
Hut fate only smiled thnt maddening,
faintly mpck.lng smllo of hers.-Detrolt
Journal.
AKttON DAILY DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY. JULY 21, 1000
I l ' Health"
Is the worRt kind of poverty. However
rich n woman may be, if her health is
"poor" she is poor indeed. She has no
appetite for foud and the choicest dishes
cannot tempt her. She turns and tosses
through a restless night on a couch
which might woo fin empress to slumber.
She has no strength for household cares,
no delight in social pleasure. She sits
"perked up in a glistering grief wearing
a golden sorrow." She is a wife and
mother. But she has no happiness in
either relation. She knows her husband's
life is set 'in tune and time to the minor
music of her own misery. If her child
laughs or cries her nerves quiver with
pain.
Ask such a woman if she would like to
be well: to be her Uusland's comrade.
her child's playmate. Could there be
but one answer?'
Such a woman can get well if she will.
All her symptom indicate a diseased
condition of the delicate womanly or
gauisni. Cure tliut condition and the
woman will be lifted up to the full en
joyment of health.
In ninety-eight cases out of every hun
dred Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
will cure womanly diseases, will restore
the womanly health. It has cured tens
of thousands of women many of whom
had been given up bv physicians and
friends. It is essentially a medicine for
woman's ills. It dries enfeebling drains.
It heals inflammation and ulceration. It
cures female weakness and hearing down
pains. It trauqullircs the. nerves, re
stores the appetite and gives refreshing
sleep.
"Favorite Prescription" differs from
almost all other medicines put up for
woman's use in that it contains no alco
hol and is entirely free from opium, co
caine and all other narcotics. It is in
the truest sense of the term a tem
perance medicine.
A Constant Sufferer
"I liid been n constant sufferer from uterine
disease lor five years," writes J, A. StcorW, of Yan
kee Dam, Clay Co., West Virginia, "nnd for six
months previous to taklne your medicine I was
not out of my room, Could not walk or stand,
ns there was such pain and drawing ! left side
nnd bearing down weight In region of uterus,
accompanied with Horcuess. 1 suffered con
stantly vtith headache, pain In back, Hhoulders,
arms nnd chest: had palpitation, nervous prostrn
Hon, constipation, dizziness, ringing lu ears:
could not slevp, nud breathing was so ill (II cult at
times I could not lie down. Words fall to de
scribe my nuirciiugs when I wrote to you for
advice. In n short time I received a kind letter
from you telling me I would be greatly bene
fited, If not entirely cured, by the use of Dr.
Tierce's I'avorlte Vrctcrlnlloti. When 1 had Inken
one liottle of the ' Prescription,' together with l)r.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets nnd tlie local tlcatmeut
which you advised, 1 could walk (with the sup
port ofn cane), the drawing nud pain In side and
bearing down weight were not so bad, aud when
I had taken three bottles of the medicine the
periods were regulnted, I was not so nervous,
could sleep well, nnd the pnln in nide nnd liear
ing down had vanished. I have Inken sir bot
tles of ' I'avorlte Prescription,' two of '('.olden
Medical DlsanerV aud four vinls of ' Pellets,'
and my health Is belter nt this time than it hat
been lu five yenrs.
"With cinteful thanks for jour kind advice,
nnd with Lest wishes."
Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets are a
most cfTective laxa
tive for women.
They cure bilious
ness and sick head
ache. FIRE ALARM CALLS, f
1 Central euglnotiouso,
2 Iluekeyo works.
3 Akron Iron works. j
4 Diamond Uubber work.
G Main nnd Mmket,
(I No. 2 cnglnu house, Sixth ward.
7 N. Broadway, near Market.
8 Ituchtel live, and llowery.
0 Schumneher mill, Mill Ht
12 Prospect, near Mill.
13 Furnaco and Broadway.
14 Main nnd Keek.
15 Ash nud Park place.
10 No. 3 euglno Kousu ,W. HIIL
17 Carroll and ExchniiRO.
18 Emplro Mower & ltcnpor Wksi
10 Akron Uubber works.
21 Prospect nnd Perkins.
23 Forgo nnd Murket.
21 Shermnn, near Exchange.
25 Main aud Exchange.
20 North Howard and Tnllmadge.
27 W. Market and Greene.
2S Akion ICntfo works.
20 Washington nnd Hopp alley.
31 N. Howurd nnd North.
32 11. Mnrket nud Spruce,
31 W. Murkot aud Valloy.
35 Carroll aud Splccr.
3(1 Carroll and Sumner.
37 North aud Arlington.
IIS Vine and Fouutaln,
30 Coburii and Campbell,
41 Wooster uye. and Locust
42 Pearl, near cistern.
43 8. Main and Fnlor.
45 College nud Mill.
40 Arlington and Ilncel.
47 Howe aud Ilowery. "
48 West South.
40 Merrill pottery, Stato it.
51 Howard and Cherry .
C2 No. I engine house.Maln & Fnlr
53 Center st, uillrond crosslug.
51 Ituchtel nvo. and Union,
50 Akron Stoneware Co.,Uth wnrd.
57 hods ami Turner.
53 Pol kins and Adolph avo,
50 Main, neur I.O.O.F. Tomple.
01 Cas'j aye. nnd Kout.
02 Bleberllng mill, Sixth T7nrd.
03 Johnston und Ohamplnln.
01 Akron Sew. Plpo Co.. Hlack mill
05 Hill Sower Plpo Co., 10. Market
07 Carroll and 10. Mmket.
08 Second nve. nnd Vii.y railroad.
0'J JohiiKon nud Wlluou.
71 Ciniit and Cross.
72 North and Maple.
73 Werner Printing Co. ,
74 North Union, near Illurt.
75 Uobluson Hros., N. Forgo st.
70 Tuo WliUinoro, Uobluson Co.
xfrof
Western Linoleum Cv.
Summit Sewer Pipe Co,
Allyn and Cross.
Thornton ontl Harvard.
Tho J. C. McNeil Holler works
Cerenl mills, S. Howard st
Schumacher cooper shop, N.
Hroadwity.
General nlurm.
Silver and li.ckory.
W. Market nud Ithoilcs avc,
Ueuncr's brewery, N. Forgo et.
Sbormnn and Votls.
Cedar and Wabash avc.
W. Exchange and, near Willow.
Cascade mills, N. Howard.
Flro chief's residence.
Adams nud Upson. '
Balch and Market.
Maple, opposlto Halch. '
lllttninu nuit Crosby.
Exchange and Splccr.
Wooster nud St. Clair.
St. Clair nnd Hnrtgcs.
Water works, Wo oster avo.
Ewart Tlio works.
The Unil Tlitnu.
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FriendHello, old chapplul Fallen
In?
Dripping Auglcr Toil don't suppose
this Is n persplrntlon, do you? I'iuicIi.
So Itnmnnllc.
"She Is romantic. Every day she
goes opt on her wheel expecting to
meet with some prince In disguise."
"And she has never met one?"
"No. The nearest she ever came to
It was to narrowly miss being run
over by a coal wagon driver, who .ask
cd If he couldn't ,calI."-CleveIaud
Plain Dealer.
OUR BEAUTY
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342
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412
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' "fin
Beauty f :IS?Siffl j A Boon
: TOP lPfM0AIB
au N. JliF women
Mme. A. Rupperrs World-Renowned Remedies
ARE THE BEST
Thoy nro the plonetrt of all complexion propnrntlons, hnvlnp been sold for tunny
yenrs lonfc'er thnn nay dth'r. They (ire used nnd recommended by the best poople,
und always give complete tutltfnctfon, . . . , ,, , , ,
Thoy nro tho only genuine, nntnral benutlfiers, founded on sclcnllllo principles.
KverythlnRnboutthtm Im-plres confidence. Absolut pi oot o( merit has been Riven
numberless times by Mmo. Kuppert. No other specialist has ovor Riven ocular
demonstrations.
Owing to ihemo Woll-Catalillahocl Fnota, wo nlvo Mmo. Rupport'm
Rotnottlo thin Voll'Earntsd Prominence.
EXTRAORDINARY
OFFER !
THIS OFFER IS DOHA-FIDE AND EVERYONE CAN HAVE A DOTTLE
OF THIS WOMORQUS FACE ULEAOH FOR $1.f3B.
Mndume Kuppcrt's l'nco Hleach Is not a new, untried remedy. Its us,e absmes a
perfect comploxlon. It has bean sold for 20 ye.irs lonRer thun any llko preparation
nnd today has a farcer Blo thnn all these combined. Wo tro receiving constantly
supplies fresh from the laboratory ot Jladame A. Kuppert, No. 6 Unst 14th Street,
New York, nnd they nro par excellence.
Book "HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL" Free
Rvery caller at this department will bo Riven this unique booklet IMtKU. It con
tains nil thoko llttlo secrots of tho toilet so dear to eyory woman's heart. Wo rIvo
below n list of Borne ot Madame uupperis
Mini.,
Itupperl's
I'rlte.
Mm. Itupperl's Oolilen llslr
1'onlc RiTfis new llfo In And stop
falling btlr, . . . 41.00
Mint. Hui'psrt's Wondorful
Depilatory reiutiros suporlhious
hslr without injiry to skin la
throo mlntilos, . . , . 1.00
Our
Trice,
83c
83c
$2.19
83c
43c
Alms. Ituppert s (Irsr Hair lie
ttorstive It not s tlyo. but returns
amy htlr tn its natural color. 2.&0
Slino. Ruppprt's Pearl Hnsmsl
esusea tha akin tn annum n ffirllnh
lOTellneaa.matnly rorrvrnlncuse, 1,00
Mme, Happen' Whllo lloto
Taco l'ATfder, hii ei(uistto po'
tier, .... .60
nemember.wewlllseltatottloof MmcRUPPERT'S PACE BLEACH at $1.65
Riseh & McCoy
Suucossors to J. W. Lit.Llo's jLi'llinery Storo.
124 South Main Street - - - Akron, Ohio.
o s
To buy a typewriter that Ibilt continue to
produce satisfactory work during years of
constant use; and this is the height and
the depth of typewriter economy.
Any one of our three machines will
perform such a service
We shall be glad to make you thor
oughly acquainted with one or all of them.
II , ' 1 1, 1 1 I I ' f
Atijicnln to Frnr.
The appeals to fear have well nigh
censed, and jet thi'ie Is no Tact which
we are ro compelled to see ns the fncl
of retribution. The luw .of retribution
works In our present life. We become
nwaro of It hi our earliest Infancy, and
we never beerine developed In charac
ter until we liuvi' learned to fear that
which Is evil and to slum the conse
quences of sin. There Is a sense of
righteousness lit all men. and all men
know thnt unrighteousness In lugs pun
ishment It Is fair to assume that
what Is a part of tunn's very structure
here will continue herein ter. We may
give up entirely the notion of n mate
rial hell, but we cannot give up tho
doctrine, of retribution. Suffering must
follow sin. nud theiefore to nppenl to
fear Is not only legitimate, but It Is In
accordance Willi the s"ueturo of man's
tia tine. North American Itcvlew.
The Democrats of Summit county
ure hereby notified lo meet In dele
gate convention ut tho Akron.Clly hull,
on -
SATURDAY, AUGUST I, 1000,
ut 10 o'clock a. in., for the purpose of
nominating one
County Treasurer,
Sheriff,
Couuty Commissioner,
Inflrmnry Director,
Coroner. jt
Tin; basis of representation accorded
ea.eh ward and township In said con
vention shall bo one delegate for each
50 voles or fraction of 25 or over there
of cast for Win, .1. .llrynii, for Presi
dent by said ward or township at tho
IS00 election, which entitles the sev
oral wards and townships to the fol-
DEPARTHENT OF
A Battle of
I ...OFFICIAL TALL...
FOR THK
SUMMIT COUNTY
DEM0CR1T1G CONVENTION.
Mme.A.WJPPERrS
FACE BLEACH
i ouei Kcquinics ;
MW.
I.niMicrt'a
rrlcc.
Our
Trite.
Mm. Hnpfrt' Almnnd Oil
Coraplei.friho..ti,Mtorfct Boup,
a comblnatinn or almond oil nud
wj, not ii bolted toap, Audcon
tulntjnoljo, 18c
$1.65
Mm. Rupnrt' AVorld Rs
nowned 1 ato Blrach.lnrRubottlA
okari tli skin of Any dlpcoloru
tioii. And bcautlea tbo com
plosion tiAturally, f 2.00
Mme Unrpert'e Fcyptlm
lUUn, a velit.i,ii) idtin fond, and
nvml In cottneotion iM tn
Ulench roinoc wrlDklot., 1,00
83c
is possible
New Century
ensmore
Yost'
United Tijpcicrjtcr and Supplies Co,
43 Arcadt, Clivehnd, Ohio.
mininnjimiJsiiMtHiLUswfWssujjai
lowing uuinbei' o
f delegates respective'
r:
Votes.
. 475
. 302
. 077
llllj
. 0D3
. JI7-1
. 1(17
. 170
. 1111
. 178
, 3QS
. 308
. 235
. 101
. 133
. ion
, 514
Delegates
10
8
14
t
20
First' ward ..
Second wnril
Third ward .
Fourth ward
Fifth ward .
,Slxth Ward
ltMlh ...'.
ltostoll .
Copley . ,
Coventry
Cuyahoga
3
10
(1
II
5
1
Falls
Franklin ...
! (liven . ...:
'Hudson
Xorlhamploii
Xorthlleld .,
, Xorlon ....
Portage ....
,Illehlleld'...
' Springfield .
stow
, Tnllni'adge .
10
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470
SI
200
151
133
111
Cwlnsbiirg . .
70S3 Kit
Caucuses shall be held in the lespec-
live winds and townships on Friday,
August 3, between the hours of 7 nnd
S p.m.. at the usual places of holding
the same, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to said convention and for
Mile transaction of such other business
as may properly come before said cau
cuses. Ai said. caucuses all wards nnd
townships which nt their caucuses held
lasl spring did not select n member of
the County Central committee for
their respective wards or townships
shall select said committeemen at tlio
enuetisea provided for lu this cull.
Ity order of tlie Democratic Execu
tive committee
ED. n. r.isnor,
Chairman.
E. M. YOUXtS, Secretary.
RAILROAD NOTICES.
STEAMtSJtJIV TIOKKTS TO BU
UOrU AND I'AUIS EXPO
RiTIOX. l'Icl;pts vln nil lenili'ig lines ut low
eat rates, lnforinntloti cluibrfully giv
en upon nnnllcntion to O. D. Honoille,
ticket ngenl. Union depot. Cook's per
sonally tonilu-tetl touri). Apr2S-tf
OI1AUTAUQITA ?-l.70.
Kilo It. It. July '-'"tli, good returning
until August lit. Ask agent for par
ticulars. EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FALLS,
AUG. 1(1, VIA O., A. & O. RY.
A nild-Hiininier excursion will bo run
from O. A & C. railway stations to
at ure'H wonder Nlngarn FalN, Thurs
day August ltltli, at ?S.0) round trip,
from Akron. Good golug on Cjj. A. &
O. Ry. Train at -1:15 p.m., central
time. I.eavo Cleveland and by steam
er at 8 p.m., arriving Niagara Kails
In tlino for breakfast.. All tickets good
twelve days, including date of sale.
For further particulars please address
or call upon C. I). Honodlc, ticket
agent C. A. .k O. Ry. Co., at Akron.
SJMMER TOURK' VIA GREAT
LAKES.
For trips at lowest rates la North
ern Steamship Co., Detroit So Cleve
land Ktcntii Navigation Co., Anchor
Line, Cleveland & Buffalo Line, Mer
chants Lino and .Northern 1 raiihlt Co.,
see C. I). Ilonodlo, Ticket Agt Union
depot. Phone 42,
"Sec Erie R. R. ticket agent regard
lag rate of !?t.."0 by special train, Sun
d:sy, .luly 'J'Jnd, to .InnieUown, N. Y.
(on Clmutainnia lake) and return."
DENVER, RETl'RN, ft'.VJO.
Via Erie R. R. .luly IH.', 1KI, good until
August -1. Only one change of cars,
and no trnusfer. See W. E. I.augdou,
agent.
"JfLoO to .TniiK'stown, N. V., foil
Chautauqua' lake) and return Sunday,
.luly 'J'Jnd, via Erie R. R., special train
going and returning. See Erlu R. R.
ticket agent for particulars.''
"The Erie R. It. will run a special ex
cursion to .liiiuestown. N. Y., (on Chan
tauuua lake) and return Sunday, .luly
UUml. Rate ?t."iV for round trip."
?. ".-NIAGARA FALLS.- .f.T
Aud return, Saturday, Aug. 11, via
Erie It. R. Special train lu bot i direc
tions. Stop-over at .lameslown, flmti
tnuqtiit Lake,' on return trip if desired.
See W. E. I.augdoii for pariiciilars;also
for sleeping car reservation.
NIAGARA FALLS, $.'1.00.
Via Erie R. 11. Saturday, August 11,
8-p.m. No change of ears. Tickets
good to slop at Clmiittnuiua Iako on
return, Write , telephone Agent
E. Langdon, for particulars.
, ATLANTIC CITY IS (JCEEN OF
' SEASHORE RESORTS.
! $ia.r,ll roui(l trl via P. .V: V. and
It. ,V; (). R, R. Atic. U , Tickets good 111
days. See C. 1). lluuodle. ticket agent,
Uiilon tlejiot, for tickets and further ln
I'ormailun,. ' , ,
REDL'CKI) RATES TO ORRV1LLE,
FOR THE RACES V,IA
C. A- &:. C.'R. R.
.tuly 'Jo and HO, gooils returning until
l7th.
AN OUTING AT THE OCEAN.
Seashore Excursion Via C, A. & C
' Ry: August Wli.
A low rate excursion lo the seashore
will be run from points on the Clove,
lanil, Akron i 'Columbus Railway,
Thursday. August Mil. Go that date,
reduced faro tickets will K sold to At
Jatitle City, Cope Uy, ADglesea, Ava
lon, Holly IVaoli, Ocean Cltj, Sea Isle
City, Wllilwood. Now Jersey, Reho
both, Del., mill trcean City, Mil.
The round tilp from Akron. $!I.W)
to either of tlo ten resorts nientloueil,
which constltulv tlie. most popular
si'iiuni'i haven,! , along the Atlantic
coast. No ninre. ei.iJuya)ilo vacatlim
outing can bo phntued than a visit to
tic seaslioVe( iln-tiilit-suniiiu'r. Ar
rangeiueiils ratiy b(uiaio for purllcl
pillng In I he pleasuri." olTored by this
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