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AKRON BAIL'S DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, JULY G 1901
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Tilts week la tlio place to get started
on 8. & G.'s Boston Blend Java uud
Mocha Coffee.
This wcttft "we offer this nronvitlc
offeo ttt'lh: per lb. reduction, -includ
ing check on each of the lour goods.
17 bars of Lenox Soap, for 00c or
52,03 per box.
1 lb. Shredded Cocoanut, 12c or 2
lbs. for 2,'c.
Equal to high price package goods.
7 cokes Street Chocolate for 25c.
100 lbs. Pine Granulated Sugar,
?5.7Si 17 lbs. for $1.00.
1 you cau't call, send or telephone,
mall your order. Postals frco.
Demand at
Public Library.
Schumacher & Gammeter
101 S. Howard st.
CHINA & JAPAN TEA STORE.
LAKESIDE
Ferl Casino
I Kverv day. 2:15
Harry A. Hawn, Every night, 8:15
Manager. tKxcept Sunday.)
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High-Class VandevlUe The Best Always
Now Knees Kncli Week.
Matinees, 10u; Evunlngs, 10c rind 20o
Ilosorvod scuts cim bo bought nt thoN.
O.T.Oo.'s ticket ofllce. 210 Mouth Main,
street, three days In advance.
NDOUPH PARK THEATRE
Harry A. Hawn, I Evory afternoon, 2:15
Manager. I Every evening, 8:15
Commencinn 5wfii June 30
HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE.
One Admission only
Akron Readers Are
Partial 4o Novels.
BatS Bffood BmB
It is not only annoying, but very
dangerous to allow your blood to
become Impure nnd diseased. It
is a trouble that fjrow.i worse and
becomes complicated unices cor
rected and cured.
Unsightly Erujitlona
are not only repulsive, but are
jNature's warning 01 uisease, wnii
worse things to follow unless at
tended to. Health. Strcneth.
Comfort. Clear Skin, may all be
regained by using
Doctor David, ftonnatly's
Favorite RemesSy
All druggists nell It, or we will end it,
eiprosi prepaid, for $1 per bottle
Iyou with to Uti itt ttmtfor J"Wa SampU BottU,
Doctor David Kennedy Corporation, Roattout, N.V.
More Room Is Needed
For Books.
Annual Report "of Miss
Edgerton Submitted.
'Matters of General Interest Dis
cussed Board Meeting.
Liberally managed. Honestly and
honorably conducted and truthfully ad
vertlsedi Every promise fulfilled.
MENCHES BROS., Prop'- and Mgrs.
L0UG. LEE, Mgr. of Amusements,
Week of Monday, July 8
Fred Wyckoff
Carleton and Terre
Fox and Summers
Dolly Dare
Lane and Suzinettu
Every evening: at 8:15. '
Concert on Sunday.
10c, reserved chairs 5c extra
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S-fcoca -- o r
Leaves 0 a.m. nnd l:S0p.
ui. dully. Uettunlns 1 and
n :S0 p.m. V5o round ti Ip.
Chaiter for pintles.
BAND-. CONCERT.
Excellent Program Has Been
Arranged For Sunday.
The K. O. T. M. band under the direc
tion of Adam Itanck, will furnish the
music at the concert lu Perkins park
Sunday afternoon. The following pro
gram has bceu prepared for the oc
casion:' March "Caesar's Triumphal," - Mitchell.
Grand selection from Bohemian Girl,
Balf. i
Characteristic "Bablllnge Gossips,"
G filet.
Waltz "Vision of a Beautiful Wo
man," Fahrbaeh.
The Flag Dance Thco Tobanl
Overture "Martha," Flotou.
Ten Minutes Intermission.
March "Dunlnp Couunuudury," It. B,
nail.
Overture "Mait'ha," Fltou.
Spring Morning Soienartc "Aubado
Prlntaulere," Lacombo.
Selection "Romeo and Juliet," Oh
Gounod.
Intermezzo From L. Dollbes' Ballet
Nalla Theo Moses Tobanl.
March "American "Patiol," F. W
Meacham.
WHAT TWO CENTS WILL DO.
It will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma, or consumption, even In the
worst cases. This Is about what one
dose of Foley's Iloney and Tar costs.
Isn't It wprth.a trial?
A. Warner, J. M. Laffer and J.
Lamparter & Co.
There is much food for thought in
the annual report-of-Miss M. Paulino
Edgerton, City librarian.
It was submitted to the Library
Board ut the tegular meeting Friday
evening. The report is complete in
every detail, giving facts and tlgures
relative to the circulation of books
now owned-by the city, calling atten
tion to the needs and necessities of the
library and recommending a number
of changes that should be made.
The complete repon follows:
ANNUAL REPORT.
Gcntlemeu:
In making my annual report for the
year ending June 30, 1001, I cannot
call your attention to any unusual
development In the work of the library
The possibility of a library,
building was offered us long enough
to give a vision of comfortable rooms
and every convenience, and was then
banished to the cominodlus shelter of
many of our aspirations. Free from
the debt Incurred by our change of
quiuters, new books have been pur
chased freely. The partial lining of
the broken sets of magazines will
seem of great benelit. No set of refer
ence books Is used as much as Pool's
Index to Periodicals. The more com
plete the magazine flics, the more sat
isfactory the research. I would rec
ommend thnt this department of the
library be generously considered each
year in the purchase of books.
FICTION IN DEMAND.
Tho issue of books for homo reading
vniles little from that of last year.
There has beeu au Increase iu the
juvenile readers, and a slight decrease
in the Issue of Action. Thomas Gray,
of Elegiac fame, has said, "To lie
upon a couch and read new novels Is
no bad idea of puimllsi." Whether
the Issue of 30,132 novels during the
year past has afforded just so many
glimpses of paradise is a matter of
conjecture. It is undoubtedly true that
they have afforded recreation to a great
ninny. Reports of libraries, with re
gard to their popular books, their dis
cushion lu the newspapers and mag'
azlucs, and the enovitubln dramatiza
tion, have all tended to the circulation
of Action. Author utter author has
beeu heralded as a future George
Eliot or au Embryo Thackoray, to be
superseded In turn by a youthful
Shakespeare.
Tho chculatlon of books during the
year among the 4,8Si ticket holders,
was as follows:
Fiction, 30,132.
Juveuilc, 10,710, v
German, 1,403.
History, 1,000.
Biography, 1,403,
Science, 2,000.
Miscellaneous, 2,314,
Poetry, 1,093.
Nino hundred and seventy-six vol
umes of music were circulated 1,407
volumes have been added to tho li
brary and 441 volumes discarded.
Total number of volumes on the
shelves is 20,357. A portion only of tho
uew German books has been placed
on tho shelves.
Five thousand nnd three volumes
liavo been mended In the library, and
of shelving, or tho fiction might bo re
moved and cases provided for it iu the
space in front of tho book stacks. This
would leavo room for expansion In tho
other branches of tho library. Tho
fiction now occupies about 210 feet
of shelving. A case should also bo
provided fcj tho books left for refer
ence by Tho Akron Medical society.
SUNDAY OPENING.
Our Sunday visitors have numbered
8,057. For some years we have kept
the reading room open on Sunday
fiom 2 to 0 p.m. Iu the winter the
attendance Is good, tho rooms being
filled. Iu tho hot summer mouths
the woods prove more ath active, and
the attendance dwindles to a very
few. Our library rooms are not on tho
ground floor, a very desirable position
lu' hot weather, and we get tho full
expenditures, and the jrlfts to tjip
library during the year. Tho list of
donations does not Include tho gov
ernment publications which arc sent
to us freely. Tho "Aft and History
Class" has added to our advancements
a bas-relief of Anthony Van Dyck.
Tho various missionary societies of
tho city have given us a number of
missionary publlctlons that havo
proved very useful. Tho Sunday
School Association gave TIhsoI's Lifa
of Christ, and tho Daughters of the
Revolution have added another vol
ume of American ancestry.
GIFTS.
Books and pamphlets wcro donated
by the following:
Baxter, Claud; Bryan, M. D.; Clem
ens, W. M.; Clemens, Mrs.; Cox, E. H ;
Daughters of the Revolution, Portage
chuptcr; Domestic and Foreign Mission
Episcopal church; Dudley, Mrs. L. B.;
Field, Marshall; Goodwin, 1. J.; Glover,
N. L.; LI. Cath Si Co,; Iugiahorn, D.;
Kasson, Miss Funnlc; Mdignn ic
Wright; Ogllric, J. S.; Ohio Bulletin
Charities and Corrective; Oster, II. O.j
Parsons, Mrs. W. C; Reid, Miss Gcr
trudo H.; Scott, Miss Emma; Bccse,
C. P. Seward, G. D.; Snyder, J. W. II.;
Sisters of St. Joseph; Sound Currency
Committee; Swan, Chas. H.; audTuy
lor, Jonathan.
Llbiary reports, catalogues or bullc
tines from tho following libraries:
California State library, Carnegie li
brary, Pittsburg; Cleveland Public li
brary; Dayton Public library; District
of Columbia Free Public library; Los
Angeles library; Mlnncpolis Public
TO THE WOMEN OF THE
WED
3Wfll-55i?'"
In view of tho great multitude of
women sufforlng from somo kind of
fonmlo disease, and yot unablo to find
nuy euro, Dr. Ilartrnan, the renowned
gynaecologist, has announced his wil
IlngnebS to direct tho treatment of as
many cases as may make application to
him during the summer months with
out charge.
Tho treatment will bs condnoted by
correspondence. The doctor will pre
bcribe all medicines, applications, hy
glcnio and dietary regulations neces
sary to comploto a. cure. Tho medicines
prescribed can bo obtained at all drug
stores. This offer will hold good only
during tho summor months. Any wo
man can becomo a regular patient by
sending a written statement of her age,
condition of life, history and symptom;
of her derangements.
All cases of female diseases, including
menstrual lrregularities,dsplacementB,
ulcerations, Inflammations, discharges,
irritation of the ovaries, tumors and
dropsy of the abdomen, should apply at
B. HARTMAN.
onco and become registered u- regular
patients. All correspen-ienca will bo
held strlotly confidential. No ttetira?
nlals of cures will be given to tho public
oxcept by tho oxpreea wish of tho
patient.
A3 is well known, Dr. Hartrntn Is tho
President of the Uartman Sar.ltcrium,
an Institution which has a department
devoted exclusively to tho treatment of
fomalo diseases. lit) is thus brought to
see thousands of such cafes overy year,
tho most of whom return to their homes
to be treated by correapoadenco. The
principal remedy he rclits upc-a in such
cases is Poruna, which e-ery woman
should have, who has any afectrn of
this kind. Tho3o wish'ug to becoms
patients should addrets Dr.. S. B. Hart
man, CoLuamns Ohio.
No ono knows bettor than Dr. Hart
man how much the women suffer wMh
diseases peculiar t-a their se No one
knows better than he does how IC.iny
of them suffer with such dIsoae3. Pa
tiently, hopefully, wearily, and often
nllcntly, thoy otto outa mlsorabla oxiit
onco year after yoar.
A woman conilncu to tho houso stv
oral years with a, chronlo fomalo do
rangetnont had finally nlvcn up all
hopo of being cured. Sho had tried
physlciin uf tbr phyitlclan, cud remedy
aftur remedy, without any pormanent
improvement. Her treatment had c&it
her husband, win was a poor man,
hundreds of dollars. Thoy had been
obliged to deny themselves many com
fo'ts of Ufo In order to got money
enough to py the physicians.
I'litlngup tho ptjf ronodiy sho hap
pened to road an item which ,ontlnod
the nows that Dr. Hartman would treat
such casts froo of oharjo by letter. Sho
Immediately wrote tho doctor, describ
ing her case, and giving him alt her
pymptoms. She soon received a letter
telling her exactly what to do and what
medicines and appliances to get. Sho
began the traatmcnt(thorrincipal rem
edy being Poruna) at once, and In a
for weeks was well and strong again
and ablo to do hor own work.
Anothoi woman who m.cd Peruna
without becoming one of Dr. Uartman'a
regular patients had tho following ex
perience. MltsldaGrcon writes from
Balclvinville, Go.:"Pcrnna Is wonder
iul aau good, and a certain &re for fo
malo weakness. I bav been ill and
havo been tal:ing doctor's medicine for
several years, and found that none did
mo any good.
"Every day !i wnsa worry. I wau
alweys sick. I bzd coro to tho
conclusion to give up, and not uso
eny more medicine. I was sick
indued for the past t -ro years.
Just before I bogan to take Peruna
I was very weak, besides J was
bilious nd constipated.
"I had pains In my back and ?Ido and
falling of the womb, with boaring do wa
pains.
"Ono day while reading my natra
paper, Icamoucrr-an ad., reed of tha
book for women entitled, "Health and
Beauty," tni Eent for i. ThenI bpgan
to use thjmedlcino. Aittr-rageeveir.!
bottle3 f wa now vhoroighly cured."
Hsnd for free book, oRiUlad, "Hoaltn
and Beauty." Aodrces Dr. H(.rtm&n,
Columbus, Ohio.
osoooeoooooo3oeooceeooooo9oo80oiesi
OUR 18th SEMI-ANNUAL
Begins July 1st and for 30 days we will
offer the following inducements
Any 32 suit for. .$2?.00 ?
Any ?30 suit for. .$25.00 2
Any $28 suit for.. $23.00 I
Any $ 2 trousers f or . . $ 1 0 I
Any i 0 trousers for , . - $8
Any i?8 trousers tor .... $6
Special Reduction on Full Dress Suits
Remember fine tailoring is .the kind we do and we
still have a large variety to select from.
S Any $50 suit for. .$45.00
S Any $4-8 suit for. .$43.00
Any ftio suit for. .$40.00
Any 40 suit for. .$35.00
Any $38 suit for .,.$33. 00
Any $35 suit for. .$30.00
f9S(eeed94XS3&60SS3&3ea
The Genuine Autotype
or Carbon i
Photographs
We make them. They are ts
high-priced, but nothing excels IS
them. A dream of exquisite
beauty and loveliness. See them
lu our show case.
O
2 Tho
New Ground Floor Gal-
lery and Art store
3 5 S. rVJain St. g
Both Phones.
iSitsffsc-5CSOS3cieesss
F"Eas3B-4iorre&toilo TeaBJor
219 South Howard Street
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK BUILDING.
packlug plant. As soon as It Is com
pleted it will bo occupied by the Se
curity Savings Bank Co., recently or
ganized iu this city.
This handsome three-story brick
and stone building is In course of con
struction on South Main st.,' on the
lot formerly covered by Jacob Brodfs
Taken to Hospital.
Frank Thomas of 127 East Market
Bt, collided with a buggy while rid- $270.75 has been expended In binding.
Ing a blcyclo on East Market st., Fri
day afternoon, ond. was painfully
hurt. Parkb' ambulance took him to
tho hospital.
Science has found that rheumatism
Is. caused by uric acid lu the blood. This
polsou should lM) oxcreted by the kid
neys. Foley's Jvldney Cute always
m'akes 'them -well.
A. Warner, J. M. Laffer and J.
tmpai't & .Co
r.
A completu catalogue of Action, Includ.
lug juvenile Action, was printed In Sep
tember. Cards havo beeu written for
all new books added, and Indexing
has been dono where tho subject de
manded. ADDITIONAL ROOM NEEDED.
Our shelving capacity Is about ex
hausted. The book cases n tho rear
of the room wleht be moved nearer
together, making room for a new row
force of tho afternoon Mm. In view
of these facts I suggest that during
July and August, generally uncom
fortable months, the Sunday openings
be abolished,
SOUTH END LIBRARY.
Last winter theie was a demand 'u
tho South End for ti reading room. In
trying to meet this demand our co
operation Is asked. Our library has
surely reached such proportions that
a certain number ol books could bo
loaned thtough such a medium eacli
week. In the purchase of now books
we could provide duplicate volumes
to cover the added demuud. The books'
would prove a great attraction. to the
reading loom-and at the same time
our circulation would iuci'cae, some
thiuc always to be deslied. Books
would bo carefully looked after, and
subject to tho same rules and regula
tions observed ut tho library. This
plan Is not a new one, as yon know,
for It has been successfully eairried
out In many places. , Books arc not
as jealously guarded as of old. Tho
branch library, traveling library, open
bhelvcs, and now oven book deliveries,
bring us into close contact with them,
School houses, engine houses, drug
tores.lunuraerabledeposltarlcs.tireused
for their distribution Every means Is
used to bring tho books to the people;
Into the homes; fov after all a largo
portion of tho world bus jet to dlH
cover how "blessed a companion Is a
book."
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Pleasant Journeys
TO THE
American Expos
OVER THE .
Lake Sfiiore
and Michigan Southern Railway.
library; Syracuse library.
Reading room: Akron Democrat,
Akron Germanla, Akion Suuduy Star,
Cleveland I'ics.i, Cleveland Sunday
World, Dally People, Montana Dally
Record, New Voice and Worker's Call.
RECEIPTS.
May 31, 1000.
Cash on hand ? 3O.03
Tickets 12.71
Catalogues 1-45
Books lost !M0
Flues 184.rt.-i
Total 23S.41
EXPENDITURES.
Cleaning during year $100.00
Express .". T-33
Books 11.15
Supplies 40.02
Total $228.10
July 3, 1001.
On hand S 10-3-1
STANDING COMMITTEES.
President Louis Suybold appointed
thy following standing committees for
tho ensuing year:
Library Mesis. J. O. Frank, O. P.
Humphrey and "Louis Seybold.
t rt.i-.ii aIuiuku (1 T ynufurd ft tin '
nUUJUDAUVnfio, j. -r, mtit vvv.
W. Rogers 'and AV. T. Vnughan.
Reading room Messrs. Rogers, Sow
rd ami Seybold.
Finance Messrs. Vnughan, Humph
rey ana irraiiK.
MINOR MATTERS.
The resignation of Miss Clara O.
Rose, assistant librarian, was read
Every purchaser of a ticket to Buffalo and return this yeardesires
that the journey be a pleasant and successful one. To be such it must
be comfortable, prompt, interesting.
The use of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway will best
meet such desire. This is an indisputable fact
You will secure a selection of train service such as no other Una;
of railway can present.
Do not overlook return trip feature. Aft-r doing the Exposition,
Niagara Falls, etc., you'll be tired, and wish to reach home quickly.
The frequency and certainty of Lake Shore service will stand you in good
stead at that time, promoting a prompt departure and affording the best
advantages for homeward travel of any line.
Our "Book of the Pan-American" contains maps and other
useful matter for intending visitors. "Book of Trai.is" tells about our
service. You will need them both. Sent free on request.
When you are ready to bay your tlcVot be particular to tell tho agent that
you clesliu it to read over tho Lnlto Shore & Sflchlgku Southern Ry. All uch
tickets eive option, boat or rail, either way, botweea Cleveland aud Buttal .
A. J. SMITH, G. P. & T. A., Cleveland, Ohio.
IWtMMWIItaM Bill !!! I HIM lil !'" W"""-
yyi 1, I jt'rA jrtyirr Family Use and
?' .OJ(L&,''UrlC Medicinal Purposes
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No. 116 N. High St.
Has completed Lis n3v
chapel, making it one
of the finest and best
equipped in the state.
Chapel Free
ror Patrons
Both Phones 442
"Hrs. C. T. ParKs will
have full charge of ladies
and children.
I append a list of our receipts ond and accepted. Her successor will be
appointed nt tho next' meeting of tho
Board.
Treasurer Vnughan reported a bal
auco of $3,ur7.58 on hand. Miss Edger
ton reported that sho had received
$0,70 during the mouth. Tho expen
ditures amounted to $15.01.
Use Deocrr-t want column. It pays.
A Poor Millionaire
Lately starved In London becauso ho
could not digest his food. Early use
of Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills would
havo saved him. They strengthen the
stomach, aid dlj-'cstlon, promote assim
ilation, improve appetite. Price 25o.
Mouey back If not satisfied. Sold by
all druggists.
GENERAL ELECTRICIAN
House Wiring and Repair Work.
107 on the Vicac-wct;
The Dickson Transfer Co,
Coal, Transfer and Livery.
I'dcklng, Moving und Btorlnu of Ooods,
ConctK'S, Coupe and (.nrrifisi's for funeral),
eddlngs, pnrtl-k and culllnHS.
Offices Boi. 123-125 Carr.U St., tsl. 304. Hd,
116 K. HletL St., tel. 421.
O- E: fUIL,B 2s3
MovIur Vim, Oeju'rnl Tuiira
liiBUiidTraJisfarrliKj. I'urcels.
and TrnnV ilUvered. Trnn
lunt nnd Ilonrdlmr Htablu,
'IVnm and drlvlnK lioisdj for safe.
Office and Stable, 328-230 W. Markel Sti
Both lelephones Mo. 25 r.
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