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AKECXN DAILY DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY; JUNE 12, 1901.
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tTHH WEATHER THURSDAY.
'Generally fair.
STORE NEWS FOR HOT WEATHER
LITTLE NEED OF FBULING UN
COMFORTABLE DURING THB
HOT WEATHER SEASON. WHEN
3l'OU CAN BUV STl'LIBH WASH
GOODS AND COMFORTABLE
SHIRT WAISTS AT THE. PRICEH
iWB OFFER THEM AU'.
THIS LIST IS WORTH READING
AT 8c A YARD-"Tolle Do Vichy."
'A very biuidsoino wash fabric In a
big assortment of colorings, maiming
Itho neve blued. For stylish drcssea
and shirt wnist exactly, what you
.want
AT 10c A YARD-Mlmosa Dimity,
'A wash fabric, made of a splendid
wearing cloth In a big variety of col
orings, such itu light uufl dark blues,
pinks and lavenders.
AT 12&c A YARD-Mill Hay Dim
ity. A little lighter .weight material
In light and dark colorings) also
"Badbto Superba," A now cloth, but
yery stylish.
AT 15c A YARD Hun Kin Dimity.
Extra fine weave, In beautiful pat
terns; a big variety Is hero of the
ox blood colorings, which are very
fashionable this season.
AT 20c A YARD-Dlmltle, Super
ius and Athena Mousscllno Brodee,
"Handsome"" does not express the
Btyllsh effocts of theso goods. They
have the fancy merceilzcd stripes In
them and couio In a big varnety of colorings.
AT Mc A YAHD-Bonlla Hllk. Ex
actly like a Foulard silk. Tho llgiues
arc leproductlons of high grade silks
nnd the colorings loom out beautifully
although the material is all cotton.
WIIIIE GOODS
No other storo carries a. larger or
better block of White Goods than we
do. Thry ar onu of our special de
pat tments and we give It, special at.
tentlon.
AT 5c, C'jC, 8c, 10c, 124c White In
dla LlnoUH and Victoria Lawns, as Ann
weaves as you llnd In this broad laud
for the price.
AT 15c, 20c, 25c, to 150c A YARD-Tho
better grade of India Llnons and
Lawns. They are very lino and make
nice cool Hummer drenses
AT 2r.e A YARD Genuine Imported
French P.K.'s in shirt waist pattern
These goods mo genuine bargains,
well worth 50c a yurd.
SHIRT WAISTS
AT $1 Have you heeu our While
Bhlrt Waists at $1? You ought to. Tho
name waist Is sold everywhere at $1.25.
AT $1.2.1, S1.00 TO $1 llHiklHome
White waists made In sullor- collar
effects. Tucked fronts, collars mid
cuffs very stylish.
Our great dress goods sale .. gors
tnorrlly along, 70c. a yard for lino
mohair: ciepons, wortli ?2, fl.fill nnd
S1.S0.
150-152 S. IIOWABD ST.
LIKE THE WIND,
Trains Dash Through Rittman
Seventy-Five Miles an Hour.
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Fastest Stretch of Track on Erie Railroad Has
Been Improved, Making Record Breaking
Time Possible.
There Is no place on tho whole Eric
system where as much speed Is deve
loped as going down tho grade from
tho cast Into lllttm.m. For several
miles tliero Is ti straight stretch of
track with u slight descent towards
tho west
Every engineer on this division of
tho Erie knows of this spot and all
of them try to bco just how fast thoy
can cover tho distance. It Is no un
common thing for the passenger trains
to slide around tho curve, just outside
tho village, at tho rate of 70 to 75
miles an hour.
Although there have been wrecks at
Klttmau, the speed of the trulns has
hud nothing to do with these. Some
time ago the Pullman people made a
protest against tho fast running at
this place. It was claimed that when
the dining cars lilt tho curve me coffee,
and food was scattered in every direc
tion. The matter was called to tho
attention of tho proper authorities and
an order was Issued to all engineers
to run slower. This meant that they
coukl slldo through the village at 45
to 60 miles an hour, no faster. This
went all right for n few weeks, out
It soon found that trains that wero
behind tlrao wero not making up on
tho schedule the way they should. It
was tho request of tho division engi
neer that ha be given authority to
ralso tho outside rail on tho curve
live Inches. Ho claimed that this
would do tiwny with tho Jolting aim
the jar that hart been caused by ex
treme fcpeed After considering tho
matter It wnsagreed that tho change
bo made. His theory was correct.
The change was made but recently.
It Is now possible to come down tho
linn as fast as tho engine will go and
around tho curves without causing
any sudden shock. Tho englueers are
all trying to establish new records
on this particular piece of track.
Piano
Club
10 Pianos
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110 Members
Can Join
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$L.UV
FERRY
Shorn of His Commission.
Week
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SVloney to Loan
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Household Goods
FHA.NOS,
ORGANS,
HORSES,
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
ETO., lETTO.
If you are In need of money
for a grocery bill, meat bill,
rent, taxes, or any other debt
you owe, you can tionow tho
money and pay If back In small
monthly payments, no that you
will not miss It out of your
wages, and wich payment 10-
duces lwth principal and Inter-
est Call and Investigate bo-
foro you borrow, as you will
llnd this plan the most safe,
rouvenlent and cheapest In tho
t city. Loan inarto suinu day iih
Vf applied for. Property left In
t your possession and all business
v strictly confidential. Call or
write. Olllco bourn from 0 to
11:50 a.m.; 1 to 5 p.m.; open
from 7 to S In tho evenings.
Bell 'phono 700. I'eople'a
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POUND.
The City Corns. Will Soon Establish
One.
particulars at
Do not delay,
save $25. 00
joining this olub.
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G. M. Ott
& Bro.
173 S.Howard st. j
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A Scene In Justice Hoff
man's Court
Two Small Boys Caught
at Springfield Lake
And Kept at Ferry's
House Over Night.
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Simple, Yet Marvelous.
Ice Cream and Ices
Without Labor, by Using
New XXth Century Freezer
A City Dog-Catcher Is to be Appointed
Also.
Your Dollars
Will co further in securing
values in our immense outfitting
emporium than in any other
similar establishment in Summit
county.
Wo buy in large quantities.
Wo buy for cash and save many
dollars each year by discounts.
Wo keep in close touch with
tho factories.
Wo have associated with us
those who have made a life study
of this business.
We havo always and will
always consider quality above
price.
Bear these things In mind, when yon con
sider the purohnsn of a piece of furniture, n
itove, a Inmp, a carpet, n rug, a pnlr of
eurtalns, wall paper. plcUiros or picture
tramei.
Special inducements to young
couples starting housekeeping.
YOU just load the Freezer
and it will do the rest.
A , demonstrator is here
this week to show how it's
done. :
2 Quart Freezer . $1.50
3 Quart Freezer . $1.75
4 Quart Freezer . $2.00
Get Sample of Cream.
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A dog-catcber nnd a ponnrt nro to l)pi
provided by tlio City Commission
ers. Dors will t'lion no longer rim at
Iiii'ko without KOtllng tliruisplvos and
owners Into trouble and tho homeless,
ownerless dog will bo foully dealt
with.
l'olleo Prosecutor G. C. Uriiuur stall
ed the iiRltntlon at tho City bulldlns
Wednesday inornliiK wltli Iho result
thnt ho uuil .Mayor W. 11. Doylo nud
Chlof ot Police Duiklu called on the
Hoard and formally took up tho mut
ter with thoui.
It Is Intended to proceed under tho
Ktiitu law, which declares dogs aro
not property except when listed for
taxation, and under tho ulty onJJiKinco
which provides or Iho e.stabllfihug of
a pound. Tho (log-eiitcher will be the
pound keeper uml liia salary will bo
tho foes ho received.
Tim .Hoard pans to fenco In a part of
tho old City building situ nu a pound.
Owncis of iIoks caught whllo run-
iiIiik at largo nuiy call them for them
and recover theJr properly upon pay
ment of n feo of ifl, and providing n
certlllvaln ohowlug that tho regular
dog tax has been paid. If this fax has
not been paid nil extra dollar will be
charged to mnko that tax good.
No dogs will bo permitted to bo at
largo eicept they bo, lmizTiicd, and tho
dog-catcher will also talio up all other
stray animals.
Prosecutor Benncr, ChleX Durkln
nnd Mayor Doylo all ngren In tolling
tho Hoard that tlio dog question has
como to bo a great nuisance and tho
number of dogs at large Is a menace
to tho safety of the public, especially
at this time when hydrophobia Is most
likely to muko Its nppearcmco. Com
plaints nro made dally to those oill
cinls nud th'oy promise to dee that tho
law la eriforced.
Mayor Doyle also pointed out that
tho ordinance, says tlio Board "shall"
cslnbllbh n pound, and the Commis
sioners will take dcilnlto action
Thursday morning.
Tho Hoard expects to havo many
applications for tho position of dox-catcher.
"Ohnrllo Tlramnrman was after that
Job lost summer, but he Is busy now,"
said Commissioner James Wilson.
"We. will llnd some one," said Pres
ident O. Ti. McMlllen.
The Kirk Co.
125-12T South Howard St.
THE "STRANGER."
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724 Front Street.;
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This Is one of tho most hand-2
some resorts In this county, slt-
nted near tho Ouynhoga, river side.?
A beautiful park surrounds the!
J place, adapted for picnics, family
outings and social gatherings.
l'oii can have no better place for J
X fishing and boating.
5 All kind of high jade refresh-
ments nnd cigars. Hester's famous
beer always on tap. Visitors of!
I Silver lako can reach tho park in
a ten minutes' walk.
Proposes to Bring Suit Against
Warden Ruckle For $10,000.
When Justice Hoffman reached his
office this morning he found Lewis
Kerry aud two boys awaiting for talm.
Kerry, whp Imagines he Is a detective,
had caught the boys Enrl Scott, aged
15 years, and Howard Spcrhawk, aged
lu-tlshlng with "out-llnes" in Spring.
Held lake, at 12 o'clock last night. He
br6ught them to this city and kept
them until morning.
When the situation was explained to
Justice Hoffman, he told Ferry the boys
had committed no offense, and asked
to see his commission. Ferry exhibited
the paper, but It was noticed ho had
not yet nuallncd to it. Tho commis
sion had been given by Warden
Kucklc.
"Hare you made many arrests under
this commission?" asked Justice Hofl
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"Quite 1 few."
"You are not entitled to do so, as
you have not yet qualified to the com
mission." At this Juncture Warden Ruckle en
tered the office, nnd talked to the boys.
After hearing their story he ordered
them released.
Beckoning Justice Hoffman into a
private room, Warden Huckle explain
ed that ha would like to obtain
Ferry's commission, as he had found
him an Irresponsible person, and asked
the Justice to help him. Returning
Ho Fwrry, Justice Hoffman asked per
mission to again see his commission.
It was handed to blm, and he turned
It over to Warden Ruckle who put
It tn his pocket.
This angered Ferry and be announced
his Intention of bringing suit against
Warden Ruckle to collect $10,000
damages.
Ferry waa nlso taken by Warden
Rtwkle to the Standard Hardware Co.'s
store anl forced to surrender n revolver
he bad purchased upon the assurance
It would be paid for by the Summit
county FJsh and Gajno Protective As
sociation, j
Basement Department.
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HOW EASY!
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THE W 4 B RUBBER HORSE SHOE
Is a SUMMER as Well as a WINTER Shoe
BECAUSE The rubber In tho shoo
prevents tho horn of the -foot from
getting hard, ns all steel shoes will
do, and also avoids the necessity of
soaking or packing the feet during
the summer months.
Prevents slipping on sprinkled pave
ments. In fly-time when the horso Is con
tinually stamping, tho cushions of the
shoe relieve tho tendons of the leg.
The shoo being open and the frog
not being covered gives plenty of air,
nnd the foot Is always healthy and
sweet.
By using the W & B Rubber Shoo
continually both summer and winter,
horse owners will find that' they will
prevent contracted heels, and If a horse's heels are already contract
ed that they will surely spread them. .,...., ...,., r,
Try a set and bo convince d. They are put on by ' g-ffcgsjj
RIOM, "Tho Morsosl-ioor
230 Canal Street, foit of Mill. People's Phone 1059
Manufactured by tho Whitman A Karnes Xlfg. Co., general snle3 ofllce, Akron, O
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Slate roofs will be put on the old
school house and on Cynthia Myers'
uoiibo.
Wanted.
Everybody to buy Cordova Coffee.
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Dr. F. M. Caesar,
DENTIST.
8:S0 to 11:30 n. in.; 1 to 5 p.m.
422 Hamilton Building
People's Phono 341. Akron, O.
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C. C. Sp angler
DENTIST
IIS04 S. Wloln St.
Room 2, 2nd Floor, Covcnlry Bltlg.
He Is Causing a Variety of Trouble
at the Hospital.
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C. Reinhold
The only Mimiifnctunir of
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In the city, that Uooi ftrlotly
hund-i ewwl work,
And Dealer tn Hon Furnlih
lur Gooli. Oarrlue Trlmmlnr
Rlveu ijxicliii iiUvnlloii ,.. .,
No. 409 S. Main Si.
People's Phone 1314.
The unidentified stranger, who Is
"out of his head" at the City hospital,
Is falling Into habits which, If Ills ex
ample Ih followed by other patients,
may cuuue trouble In that Institution.
Tho hospital attaches nro, to say the
least, worried.
At all hours of the day and night
the stronger Insists In rising from his
iH'd and parading about tho hospital
from reception parlois to kitchen in
attire so negligee that a bathing suit
would be ns a full-dress costume In
comparison.
U inquires constant watching to
keep the man In his room nnd some
times muscular energy to keep him In
bed. A number of Inquiries havo been
made nt the hospital by those think
ing they might recognize tho straugor,
but ho Is still uuldeutitled. Hn Is
nbout X years old. He Is tall, has
a dark moustnehn and dark hair and
was fairly well dressed.
occurred many years ago, perhaps 15,
or maybe, lift. Rabbi Phllo Is not very
old now, but ho was a boy then, nnd
tho sceno is laid in Now Jersey.
"I wanted to seo tho show," said
Rabbi Phllo to a reporter for the
Democrat today, "but was not permit
ted that pleasure. Besides, I was treat
ed roughly, 'llio entrance through
which 1 tried to go gave very poor
accommodations. You had to Ho down,
and even crawl Inside. WlrUi)
I was dolug this, and when only part
way Inside the tent, n cow-boy, or
inaybo Buffalo Bill himself struck me
several sharp raps over tho bock with
a rattan. I crawled back promptly
nnd unceremoniously, nnd havo never
seou his show since. I mean to inves.
tlgato It properly this time, and pro
vide means whereby I may enter
through tho proper gates"."
CRAWLED UNDER THE TENT.
An Experience Rabbi Philo Had. Early In Life
With Buffalo Bill.
MILLHEIM.
(Special Correspondence.)
Mlllhelm, .Tune 10. Mr. Samuel Pon
tlous and Mrs. Iiydln Myers visited at
Ravenna Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Lewis Mills was In town Sunday.
Mr. B. Ii Phillips and daughter,
Blanche, were at Hammond's Corners
Sunday.
Rev. H. J. Chrlstman has resigned
as pastor of tills charge and has ac
cepted n call from Dayton, O.
Rev. Beam of Seneca Go, preached
his trial sermon Sunday on which ac
tion will be atken next sabbath.
Trenching npxt Sunday at 2:15 p. in.
Sunday school at 1:15 p. m.
Children's day will be observed at
this pluce nest Sunday evening, .Tune
16. A grand program will bo render
ed. Everybody la Invited to attend.
MORE PRISONERS
Pleaded Guilty Wednesday
Jrying to Save Myers.
The attorneys for Lee Myers, under
Indictment for the alleged part he
played In the destruction ot Officer
William Bruner's home, aro endeavor
ing tm secure bis release. It Is claimed
that the Indictment Is defective In that
It names two separate nnd distinct
offenses. Wednesday morning Myers'
bond was fixed at 51,500. He gave
ball ,and was released, v
David Spellman pleaded gulltyMo a
charge of riot and was lined $25 and
costs. Two other Indictments against
him wero nolled. William Crlle, under
Indictment for arson and riot, pleaded
guilty to the last named and was
lined $20 nnd costs. Henry Heckler,
pleaded guilty to larceny and was
lined $10 and cobts, j.uU!, .
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Boys and Girls.
Have you had one or the puzzles
given for Cordova Cotfeo wrappers?
They nro nil tho craze.
The Dickson Transfer Co.
Coal, Transfer and Livery.
Pncklng, Moving nnrl Storing ot Goods.
Conclifs, Coupes nnd Currlnges for funerals,
weddings, parties nnd railings.
Offices Koa. 123-125 Carroll St., tel. 30& no.
116 If. High St., tel. 423.
BANK OFE
Business Men's Restaurant.
Meals served at all hours. Flua lin
ported and domestic Wet Goods and!
Cigars. Under Central Savings Bank.
John Koorbor, Fi-op,
Absolutely Harmless. Cures on the Spot,
BROMO-PEPSIN
"HOTE THE W0RP PEPSIH."
PT1DCQ HeaJache, Sleeplessness, In
LUIvEO digestion and nervousness
All DruffRlsts, 10, 25, and 50c.
We have a car of
Fino Sood Oata
Which we will sell cheap. Potatoes and
Corn fertilizer at a very low price. Lawn
and Garden Seed and Fertilizer cheap.
Lime Plaster $6.00 per. ton.
BOTZUM BROS.
NO. 213 NORTH MAIN ST.
Boys.
Snve Cordova Coffee wrappers and get
n haxulsomo knife free with your naina
uml nddrcss on.
Rippley's Compressed Air Sprayers
R'ppley's fly, lice and
For all kinds of fruit nnd (lowering shrubs,
bed bug destroyer. Seud for circulars.
235 South Moweircl
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S-fci-oo-fc.
Save your wrappers from Cordova
Coffee. Premium list In each package,
If thcro Is only one man In attend
ance upon Buffalo Bills' show nt this
placo, Juno t!5, that mnu will bo Rabbi
Phllo, pastor of tho Hobrow Reform
ed cburdi, who proposes to see Insldo
the tent In a proper and dignified mart'
ner. In tact. Rabbi Phllo has a
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grlovancn against Buffalo BUI, nnd If
tlio Colonel doesn't act according to
advertisements,, hu may hear In no un
certain manner from the Akron di
vine. The Incident causing a coolness be
tween Rabbi Phllo and Buffalo BUI
Good races at Vrldny afternoon's
matinee nt Fountain park.
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Tent Meetings.
Tho tent meetings on Homo st., con-
ducted by Rov. G. K, Littlo nnd uuder
the nusplces of tho Uulted Brethren
church, nro largely attended and be
coming cnthuBlastlc, notwithstanding
tho Inclement weather. A lnrgo con
gregation heaid the. evangelist last
night. Services commence promptly
ut 7:13 p.m.
lIReica.
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are: selling -the:
Dances at Silver lako every evening.
Mondayeyenlngs may be reserved for
PjLvaJo parties. Meals 6W.&4. .
Hanan Shoes For Men
,AND -THE.
Jenness Miller Shoes For Ladies
Conosded -fct-19 EBos-fc Shoes iVIsade
.Wo nro headquarters for CANVASS SHOES for warm weather. Wo have
them to fit all.
Special Low Prices on TRUNKS arid SATCHELS.
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REID BRO&, !
Up-to-D&tc Shoe arid Trunk House
New Phone No. 998
SOUTH HOWARD STREET
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