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AKRON DAILY DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY. MAY 25 1001
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TIE GAME
Bowled on Grand
Alleys.
Crile and Moore Won
Three Straight.
Schedule Arranged For
Next Week.
Ed. Martin Matched
With Joe Walcott.
Matthews Lost His Title Local
Sporting News.
A tie game was bowled on tho Annul
alleys I'YIdiiy evening between (Jrlle
mill Moon' ami (lostlln and Wolf,
tennis niitcicil In the two-man tour
ney.
In the third game both teams rolled
J'!!). An nddltlonal gnmu wns bowled
mulling In n victory for tho first
named team. This gavo than three
Unmes for the evening, The scores:
Oosllln and Wolf -III 1, 330, 3(1(1, JIO.S.
Crllc and Moore- 321, 330, :i"8, 301.
The selieiltilo for next week Is as
follows: Tuesday night llrownell anil
Martin vs. Crllc and Moure and liar--ou
and Kolb vs. (iosllln and Wolf.
Thursday nlglil Kraln and Ilowland
vs. Curler and Snyder ji net Orllo and
Moore vs. Kaufman and lllaiik.
INDI VIDUA Ii TOUJINAMUNT.
Martin and Kolb bowled Friday
evening on tho Grand nlleys In tho
Individual tournament. Kolb de
feated his opponent by six plus. Tho
scores:
Miirtlu ISO. U18, ir.7j total 505.
Kolli 150, 181, J7lj tolnl nil.
PASSU!) THROUGH AKRON.
The Western Reserve University
baso ball team passed through Akron
Saturday morning en roulo to Gam
lilcr, where It plays tho Kenyon college
team this afternoon. At tho Union
depot tho team met tho Itiiehtol col
lege boys who wero walling for tlm
11 1 nun train.
DATH NOT CHANGED.
President .lohu Wleso of the South
End Athletic club, Informed tlm sport-
Ing editor of tho Democrat Friday
thai the dato of tho .Slnims Hamilton
contest nail not been elinnged. Tlm
men will meet .Mine 7 ns annniineed.
ITo said that' Hlinins had announced
n change of dato without any author,
ity ft inn the club.
ANNUAL MEKTINO.
The animal meeting of tho Planet
Athletic club will bo held at the
club rooms Tuesday evening, May US.
At that time the otllcers will bo elect
ed for the cunning year.
IN III HAM.
The Iluchtel collego Ikiro bull tenm
went to HIraiii Saturday, where a
game Is to bo played today. The.
Uuchtel boys expect to reverse the
icsult of tho ganio In this city.
SHOP TDAM.
The employes of tho Akron Cultl
Tator Co. have orguulml ii team which
is open for challenges fiorn any shop
team lu tho city. Tho team bats lu
tho following order: Stephen Sulll
van, 2b; John Cook, 3b; James Har
ris, lb; Kd. Aklns, s S Sam Allhouse,
c. f. John Ilathfonl, r.f. Charles i'ur
cell. I f; Nelson Spldle, c; Oscar Stair,
p; William Cutting and P. Stair,
subB. Answer through tho Democrat.
HUNTS WON,
The Kentn hit the ball nil over the
lot In tho game with Uarnes' Colored
All-Araericaiis, Friday, winning by a
core of 12 to 3. Potta pitched a fine
game for thcICeuts,
MA.TTH K WS D15FEATED.
At Toronto last nlgbt Uubo Kerns
defeated Matty Mnttlwt s In 10 rounds,
gaining tho welterweight champion
elilp of tho world. Matthews was put
out by a heavy stomach punch follow
cd by a left on tho head.
MAItTIN MATCHED,
Joo Wnlcolt mid Denver Kd. Mnr
tin have signed articles of agreement
Do you rcractnber
how you felt In the
mornings when you
fn
were u uvy i uuw
good it was to begin o
a new nay i now nun
gry you came to ta
ble I How tired you
went to bedl ifow
soundly you slept !
Doit'tyou find your
self snvintr some
times, how I wish I
could get up like
that boy, eager for
tile uay and teeling
fit for it? And then
don't you turn nway
with a sigh as if
the wish were im
possible of fulfill
ment, and start on
the new day's
journey tired
at the outset ?
It's not im
possible to get -'
back that glad boyish feeling again. Tti
only means getting hack ncaitn, nit
your stomach in order and see how sooni
your sleep will be dreamless, your rcst(
ftniinfl vrair nrmMlti henrtv mid vmir
work a pleasure. The best remedy for)
all ailments of the stomach and nutritivei
organs ii Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical.
Discovery. Try.it and join the great'
iirmv of sick rx-oTjic made well bv its use.i
Nothing is "just as good." If you.
go for " Discovery " get " Discovery." i
"The prnlse I would like to Rive 'Oolden!
Medical I)icovery I cannot utter In words or
dfcrll with pen " writer Jnrac D. Ambroie,
Hid.. nfiM Mifflin St.. Iluntlnedon. l'u.
M
mi taken down with what our physician said
rrai Indigestion. I doctored with the best
around here l id found no relief. I wrote you
and you acnt w a question hlank to fill out and
1 did to and you then advised me to use Dr.
Herce'a Golden Medical Discovery. I took
three bottles and I fell so food that I stopped,
twine, ' I tnlnlc, cured. I have no symptom
of gastric trouble or Indigestion now."
Dr. Pierce's Common Souse Mcdlcal
Adviser is ssnt frecjn receipt of stampsi
to pay expense of mailing only. Send
71 one-cent stamp for the paper covered
book, or 31 stumps for the cloth-bound.
If you wauit recreation
drop in
CMTTU'C BILLIARD HALL
vMYllAIl vl Walsh Block.
Main st. Anson II. Smith, Prop'r.
! Builder's Hardware
All klmlHof Iioiiko paint, liiv.il mowers
imil Kiirdi'ii hone, Hwlinjs, Intro nnd
miiiiII hI, enrpt'iitura mid Htonii
millions' tools, soryon doors find win
dows, nil Hl7i'. l'litiin of nil kinds.
WORK GUARAMTEED.
LOUIS BICKEL
Tel. 638. 511 S. Main St.
for it eoulest to decldo the colored
cliamploiiship of tho world. A side
wager of $1,01)0 will bo posted. It
Is probablo that the mutch will he
pulled uir lu private.
KENT DlflFEATHD.
Tho Kents were defeated Thursday
by names Colored All-Anierleans.
Itracken, who pitched for Kent was
given poor support. Score:
It II K
Kent 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-2 II I
Haines . . I 10 0 5 0 0 0 0-7 15 2
IN THE RING AAA IN.
.Morris Itiiusrh, who fought two eon-
lesls with .lack Palmer, of Akron, Is
In thn ring again after a long rest. In
u battla at Hot Springs ho broke his
nnn. It hns mouded and he Is as good
as over.
WltlAIIT PITCHED.
At'iio Wright was In the box for Day
ton In the game at Marlon, ml, Thurs
day. The Marions got four hits off his
delUery and worn defeated 12 to 3.
SHARKEY ASA WRHSTL10R.
'Pom Sharkey, tho famous pugilist
who has mined wrestler, hns signed ar
tides to meet 'mm .lenlilus of Cloo
lit ml In n Mulsh match nt catch-as-catch-can
stylo for n $1,MM) sldo bet.
Tho malt'h Is to lake place In Juno
wherever Iho best Inducements arc
offered.
FIGHTS AHB Til 13 11 A AH.
Tom Coibelt, biolhor to evCliam
plon Jim, Is In Now York from San
Kranclhco. Corbel t says (bat bis trip
to that city Is merely ono of pleasure,
but 11 Is reported that ho is hero t'o
complete arrangements for the pro
posed battle between Jim Jeffries and
Ana Ituhlln for tho Twentieth Century
FOR A CHILD
who is "not doing well" the
condition occurs now and then
with all children.
Scott's emulsion of cod-liver
oil is a food that begins to
build you up at once of
course, it don't show at once.
"Not doing well" means
that the child is not getting
the good of his food. Not
today, or this week; it may
have- been going on for a
month; before it begins to
show in the child's condition.
You want him to get back
to turning his usual food into
strength.
You want the food that
begins to build, up at once.
wyilModjoatlhU.totrKyoulH., -SCOTt
& DOWNE, w J'art trtt, New YorV.
1
h FU
What One Man Said
Ono of our customers told us the
other day: "Slnco my wife linn
been lining your bollled beer who
bus felt bettor, looked but
tor, nni! enten inoro than
lit any Umo for the past nix
niuntliB." This Mime man has spent
nmuy dollars for patent medicines,
do.
(lood bollled beer Is palatable
food drink, which costs but u trifle
per case. Wu deliver to tho fam
ily trade.
's
Brewery,
Brewers of
High Grade Beer
tfBoth Phones 251).
Painting, Paper Hanging
Paper Cleaning
C. F. AMES
AKRON, O.
126 North Summit Street
People's Phone 26
A. C, Corbetf said:
"Tho boxing game on the Pacific
Coat Is all the rage. The public now
that things arc on thu square aro Itch
ing to seo some of tho top-notchcrs
como together, and before long, if I
urn nut mistaken, several henry weight
championship matches will lie decid
ed there. Tho llrst battle will bo be
tween Jeffries anil Ituhlln. Then an
attempt will bo made to match tho
winner against either Sharkey or Hob
Fltzslnimons. 1 think that Kit, will
do some lighting In the hummer, and
.that he will go to 'Frisco, too.
- "The mill between Teiry McAovcrn
and llererra, tho Spaniard, Is'attract
lug a lot of attention. This fellow
llererra Is a good lighter, but I don't
think ho has n chance against Terry,
lie may surprise people, however, by
putting up a stiff argument. His
backers think ho Is u real champion,
and are betting all kinds of money on
his chances. Tho tlht Is for 'JO' rounds
for n side bet of .f;t,r00 to $.',000, the
larger end being placed by McGov
em."
How's This?
Wb orftir One Uundrnd Dollnra Howard for
nnr onsn of Ontnrrli ttint onunot be cured by
Unll'i OuUrrli Cure.
J. F. OHICNKYJkCO.,
, ,. l'ropa., Toledo, O.
We, the undemlgned, linve known J. F,
plicnoy for tlio Inst IS years, nnd bollove
Mm perfectly honorublo In all buslnesi
tranaaotlona, nnd nnnnotnlly nble to carry
out any olillnntlrm madn by tholr firm.
WKHT A TKUAX, Wlioloaalt TJruRglnti,
lolmlo, O.
'AI,l)INO, KINNAN A MAIIV1N,
WlioUsnlo Drncglnta, Toledo, O.
IIiiU'h Catarrh (lure U taken lutornnlly,
anting directly upon the blood and muuoua
aurfacna of the eyatem. Price 76o per bottle.
Hold by all drugKUtn. Tuallmonlnla free.
Ilall'a family Pills ar the beat.
ENTERTAINMENT
At Aary Day Nursery Wns Well
Attended.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given Friday uvenlng at the Mary
Uay Nursery. It was attended by
an audleiieo of "(K) people.
The progrnni consisted of musical
nnd literary features. Thoso who
took parts wero Misses Gortrudo Ma
son, Abblo Aldon, Messrs. Fred Work
and llert Polsky, little Miss Kthcl
Frederick, Misses Kline, MelObrlght
and Lee, Mr. Will llaynes mid Mr,
Oltiey.
Thomas Maple, Itlrkbeck, III., writes
"I had a very bad caso of kidney trou
ble mid my back pained me ho 1 could
not' straighten up. The doctor's treat
meat did mo no good. Saw Foley's
Kidney Cure advertised and look ono
bottle which cpred mo and I have not
been affected since. 1 gladly recom
mend this remedy,"
A. Warner, J, f. Laffer and J.
l.ampaitcr & Co,
PAINT
Aust be Applied to All Tele
pljone Poles.
The Central riulou Telephono Co.
has been Instructed by tho Commis
sioners to paint all Its tuip.il nt oil poles
and remoro Its "dead" polos.
How is Coijdoyu Coll'eo'i
rluht. ! '
it's all
HEAVY
Freight Business
on Valley.
AH Lines Rushed to the
Limit.
C, A. & C. Locomotive
Tire Became Loose.
New Time Card Effec
tive Sunday.
Change Made In Erie's Local
Telegraph Office.
The C, T. & V. railroad handled 05S
freight cars Friday. This was ono
of tho heaviest days In tho history
of the road. The majority of tho cars
wero loaded.
Krcry lino passing through Akron
has all the business that it can handle.
Ou thu Krle tho old mogul engines
haro been pressed Into service. The
C, A. & C. has been forced to place
another Bhlfter lu the Akron yauls
TIIIH CAM 13 OFF.
The northbound C A. & C. train
was one hour and -JO minutes late Sat
urday morning. The delay was occa
sioned by thu tiro on tho locomotive
getting loobo at Mt. Vernon. Fortu
nately the trouble was discovered
while tho engine was walling at tho
depoL
CIIANAM IN TIMH.
A change lu tiiuc.wlll go into effect
on the (J., A. & O. Sunday. No. 53S
for the south which has been leaving
ft'1
Akron at 11:57 p.m., will leave under
the new schedule at 2$3. .T,ue Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Wellington nnd
Now York trains Will leavo Akron
at '1:17 ImHoad of Ji:liO us heretofore.
All othei trains will run as befoic.
TKANSFIOKKED.
J. P. Wilson, who has been extra
operator at the Krlo lower has been
transferred to Aallon. 1a F. Allen,
who has been at Kllvcr Creek has been
sent to this city to work on the night
trlclc.
11XCUIISION liOOIClOI).
On Juno (I, 2.V) students from the
Virginia Polytliecnle Institute of
Chrlstlansburg, Vn., will pass through
this city en route to tho Pan-American
exposition at ltnlTnlo,
NOTK8. '"
Train 12 on tho Erie was an hour
Into Saturday morning. Tho loss of
time resulted fiom waits because of
hoary baggage.
Tho C, T. & V. railroad will open
Cottage Arovo park Decoration day.
The fir In IS building a siding to the
plant of the Akron Engineering Co.,
nt McCoy st.
Emigrant trains passed through tho
city hist night on the Krlo and B,
& 0.
TO WOUK IN UAUMONY.
The samo lluniiclal powers are now
at tho head of tho Pennsylvania and
will be operated on a harmonious
ngreenient. They will work hand in
baud and shoulder to shoulder for the
business of their respective territories.
According to advices from Pitta.
burg, mi arrangement Is to be made
between tho two roads materially
shortening the distance from Chicago
to the East. Tho Pcunsylrauia com
puny will penult tho ltaltlmoro &
Ohio to enter the Chicago Union sta
lion from South Chlengo over the Fort
Wayne tracks, saving several miles In
tho distance. ,Vt Pittsburg plans will
bo prepared for a track along the
Monongahela wlmrf to the Allegheny
river, uvoldlng tho switchback toad
to I-aughlln Junction nnd with tho
Chicago and Pittsburg cut-offs tho
nnltlmoro & Ohio route from Chicago
to Pittsburg will bo shortened nbout
18 miles. Thu nnltlmoro & Ohio and
tho Pennsylvania are lu similar ter
ritory entering the cities of Washing
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cumber
land, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Akrpn,
Newark, Wheeling, Louisville, St.
Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus. Both
roads have all of the traflio they can
handle now ami It Is said that Presi
dent Cassaft of tho Pennsylvania has
recommended that the Baltimore &
Ohio be placed In a position where It
can bo controlled mid the iiiterehts of
both systems preserved. H is probable
I hat arrangements will soon bo made
for a division of tralllc which will be
of benefit to nil concerned.
It Is also Raid that tho IW-mllo stretch
of track between Columbus and New
ark, operated by tho Pan Handle and
Baltimore & Ohio, Is to bo greatly
Improved. Two henry grades will be
eliminated so as to permit trains of
45 loaded cars to be hauled by one
standard engine. It la likely that all
business on the main lino of the Penu
sylranla and Baltimore & Ohio will be
handled over the most direct lines of
both byutcms.
RUSH
To Secure Permits
For Building.
Much Is Being Done In
Akron.
Houses Are Going Up
on All Sides.
Additions and Other Structures
Numerous.
Not only because much building Is
being dine, but becauso people aro
Inking advantage of the opportunity
to bocurc building permits before they
hae to pay for them themselves,
which will bo required after May ai.
there has been a grand rush to the
City building this week.
The following permits have been
Issued:
Catharine Carlisle, house, South
Mapel st.
H. W. aubblsou, addition, South
Broadway.
Beatrlco Klmplliii, house nnd barn,
West Center st.
Magglo Duncan, addition, Bluff st.
Werner Co., addition, Perklus st.
h I). Kidder and W. A. Orr, ud
dltloii, .lacksou st.
.lennlo Standlsh, house, Bowery st.
Wrn. Campbell, house, Kast Ex
change st.
T. W. Bees, house, Second st
Krod Kash, addition, Crosier st.
Buckeye Scrap & Metal Co., building,
Kui'uaco st.
Cyrus Waddell, house, Champlaln
street.
Security Savings Bank Co., brick
building, Main st.
A. K. Bunting, house, Raymond st
Anna Ilollowny, house, Webt Long
meOilCqimyofBehomt
(OrganUed Under tb: )wa of Tczaa.)
APITAL STOCK $1,000,000. DIVIDED INTO 1 ,000,000 SHARES OF THE
PAR VALUE OF $1.00 EACH FULL PAID AND NONASSESSABLE.
In view of the eonatant growth In value of this company'a lands and the tucceaa of its opera
m to date, as well as tlie rapidity with which subscriptiona ate coming til, the directors have
scided on an advance in price of block, and after June 1st no more of this stock shall be sold at
25 CENTS PER SHARE,
jo that rtl subscrlptiona at this price ahould be sent in without delay. Applications will be re
ceived at the comiuny'a office, as below, until the close of business hours on Saturday, June 1st,
JudallmaU subscriptions bearing the date and postmark June lat or curlier will be considered
a acceptable. Jn case of over-subscription, however, the right la expressly reserved to scale or
reject any application. The price will, from and after
JUNE 1 ADVANCE TO 35 CENTS
per share, which Is Itself an extremely lorf figure aa compared wllh the Intrinsic value of the
stock, and the substantial daily growth In the company's assets. All proceeds of this stock are
used for the purpose of development on its arious holdings, where wells will be sunk as fast
ns the drillers can jet their rigs placed.' Operations are also being pushed as rapidly as possible
on the Spindle Top Heights well and the Saratoga laud. Indications on both of which properties
aie at present eitteinely favorable. Subvriptlona may be sent dliect to the company's offices,
as below or tuouey may le deposited in any bank subject to the company's draft with certificate
of slock attached. Make all drafts or money orders to W. B. DAVIDSON. Treasurer,
(fresldeut First National Hank of ilcaumonf). Address all communications to C. M.
ULMNWOOD, Secretary, a to our Standing Refer to Uraditrcst'l.
HOME OIL COMPANY OF BEAUMONT.
BEAUMONT, TEXAS,
It Makes Him Feci Good
When a man gels satisfaction lu what
he wants and purchases. Our patrons
are always delighted with the delicious
beverage that we furnish them lu our
llenner beer. It Is unsurpassed tor
purity, e.vcellence and appetizing and
palatable flavor. Our beer Is not only
a pleasing drink, but u strengthening
tonic. '
THE GEO. J. RENNER
BREWING COMPANY
Akron, O.
street.
0. A. Metzger, house, Ackley st.
O. rtadouolt, house,i South Arling
ton st.
Frnuk Haneilue, house nnd barn,
Boulevard.
Skin affections will readily disappear
by uslug DoWltt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Look out for counterfeits. If you get
DoWltt's you will get good results.
It Is the quick and positive cuio for
piles.
Found.
After using every other brand of
package coffee, Cordova Is found to be
tho best.
INSURE IN THE
Established In 1847.
Largest dividend paying com
pany on account of economi
cal management.
F. B. Carr, State Agt.
D. M. Collins, Dis't Agt.
mex8roc8sS3w3S
Don't Quarrel With
Probably your watch Isn't to
blame. It would keep good time
If you would let It. Kvery
watch needs cleaning vegulatlng
and a little repairing now nnd
then. You can't expect a watch
to keep good time forever with
out any attention.
Bring your watch to us when
there is anything wrong with it
We'll make Is as good as new
and won't cost much cither.
Chas.T. Kenyon
185 S. HOWARD ST.
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un srsATs
DEAFNESS
YKUls quick
fr to our Naw
Vraatmant.
Eye
Ear
Nose
RUPTURE
Ouradand tu
trual Oban
dord In a
few weeaJ.
No Knife No Pain
Throat
GOITER
Removed y I
simple method I
Lungs
laasuortume.
free savAg
OFFICE, SUITB 4, AUCADB
Rour8M8p,ra.Akron,0
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Un 5PKATS 1
EXPERT
Krlsher's Brass Foundry
1. A. KltlSHIim, Prop.
Biass, Phosphor Bronsso, Alumi
num Bronzo and Aluminum Cast
ings of every description.
204 B. Cedar St. People's Tel. 1 125
DEALER Ilf
Imported & Domestic Wines
611 SOUTH MAIN ST., AKRON, 0.
necommended by physlciana fot
medical nnd tablo ubo.
wwnwwjwamwajunumwianjuiiBwmar
1?ic Angelo Andrew ;
Paint & Varnish Co. i
324 South M&.in St. ;
L
Hns nddrtd n flno line of
Wall Paper In connection
with Ihelr
L
Paint
P
miRlnoss. PrlcPi lowest
In the city. Your patron
ARels nollclted.
We Angelo Andrew
Paint & Varnish Co. 1
324 South Main St. i
ir
ip
E
We Give Globe Stamps i
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
f-v
Dally; nil others dally except
aunaay. Central Standard ,
Time. i
EHIB KAILROAD CO. Jfi
Going West. ' ' -vl
No. 13 Pan. Am. Ex. to Akron
'ily 1:55 am
No. 1 Kxpiess 8:85 ptu
No. 5 Limited vestibule. .. .7:08 am
No. 15 To Akron only 0:85 am
No. 13 Chicago express, or
Mnmtuys to (Jallou only... .12:20 pm
No. 3 rncllle xprcs 6:50 pm
No. 37 Accommodation...... 6:40 am
Going Kast.
No. 44 Pan. American Bx..l:08 am
No. 14 To Meadvllle 2:20 am
No. 8 Limited vestibule 1:31 nni
No. 12 Express to N. T 8:54 am
No. 4 Now Yo!' bpeclal.... 12:50 pm
No. Jfi Jamestown express.. 4:30 pm
No. 38. Accommodation 4:00 pm
''CtXVUANO, "
yKROMV
D01UMBUJ1K
North Kouud.
Cln., Columbus and (Jlev.. 0:05 am
AUron nnd Pittsburg 8:20 am
Col., Mlllorsburg & Gleve... 111:38 am
Oil). Col. and Cleveland 4:25 pm
Pitts., Hal., Wash. &N.Y... 4:l7am
St. Louis, Olu., Akron lli:55 am
South Bound.
Clove., Col. and Glnclunatl .0:35 am
New York, Pitts. & Akron
(runs only to Barberton). . 11:10 am
Gleve. Jllllersburg and Col.,
(dally except Sunday).... 2:53pm
Pittsburg and Akron (runs
only to Akron) 8:10 pm
Cleve., Col. & Cln 8:55 pm
Col., Cln., St. Louis 2:05 am
Dn!lv. ! Daily except Suuday.
BALTIMORE Si OHIO.
Union Depot, Market Street.
Depart West.
Tiflln. Fostoria Ac Chicago.. 10:10 am
land , 8:10 pm
Chicago, veslibulea, Ltd...ll:10 pm
Arrive from tho West
Chicago and New York ves-
llbuled, limited 1 :50 am
Chicago & Pittsburg 0:30 am
Chicago, Akron mid Clovo-
Tltliu, Fostorlu & Chicago.. 7:35 pm
O. T. & V. R. II.
Going North.
How. St Union.
East
Depot
No. 40... 0:55am
No. 4.... 0:05am
No. 0.... 1:10pm
No. 10... 5:03pm
No. 8.... 8:25pm
Depot Akron.
0:45 am C :20 am
8:52 am 8:55 am
1:00 pm 12:41pm
4:55 pm 4:58 pm
8:12 pm S:17 pm
No. 12.... 0:50 am
Going South.
No. 7 . . 8:34 urn 8:52 am 0:04 ant
No. 0.... 4:35 pin 4:55 pm D:07pm"
No. B.. 12:15 tun 12:30 am 12:42 am
No. 17.. 7:32 pm 7:50 pm S:00 pm
No. 3.. .-.12:01pm 12:20pm 12:28pm
No. 11.. 3:53 pm 4:05
TIIK NORTHERN OHIO R. R.
Depot North Main st.
Depart No. 1 7:50 am
Depart No. 11 5:00 pm
Arrive-No. 2 4:20 pm
Arrlvo-No. 12 ,. .12:15 am
Dally. IDally except Funday.
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Union Depot, Market st.
Leave for tho East.
Chicago and Now York vestl-
luilo limited 2:00 am
yyarren, Youugstown, Pitts
burg 0:40 am
Warren, Youngstown, Pitts
bur? 1:10 pm
Pittsburg. Washington, Phil
adelphia. Now York . .. .4:0S prn
Airlve fiom the East.
YashlrlBton, Pittsburg, Cleve
land, arrive C, 'T. & Y. 1. ..
Howard st. station 0:50 am
Pittsburg and Akron 11:53 am
Pittsburg, Akron and Chica
go , 7:33 pm
New York.Wasliltigton.Pitts
burg uud Chicago 11:03 pm
THE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION
COMPANY.
A. B. 0. Division.
Waiting room, Hamilton building,
opposite Buchtel hotel.
Tlmo card In effect May 0, 1001,
Cars for Cleveland, leave waiting
room nt 5:40 a.m., 0:10 a.m. and every
half hour to 7;10 p.m. and ut 8:40 and
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