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AKRON DAILT DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1901
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there are many kinds of soap. There is
only one destination, but there are many
paths that lead to it. If you want the short
est and safest road to Cleanliness, it is paved with
Ivory Soap. Neither man nor clothes ever get
beyond the cleansing power of Ivory Soap. Its rich,
creamy lather extracts every particle of dirt ; but
it stops at the dirt I Ivory Soap it floats.
copvrioht iiii trTMi Moein amou o cinckmati
KENT
Is Here For the
Game.
Rooters Will Help Them
Win.
Planet Football Matters
Still Unsettled.
Warren Race Meet Ended With
Good Races.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTa
Clo.plaml 8-Mllwiuikco 3.
Uutiolt 12-01llfHKO 1.
Ttiiliimoro U Boston 0.
KoMrui t! ltuHlimiin '.'.
d hli'tich 5 AViiHliltiKton 4.
AtlilUli-K II WiiHliliiKtnn 4.
THE STANDING.
W. Ii. PrOt
Chicago m ai oj7l
Boston ci 7 61,0
lluttljiioro .. 10 !W coh
llotrolt Ill (8 mi
Philadelphia ;m 41 tin
UlflVCl mid 117 (HI l.'IS
M'nshliiKtnn mi r,i 411
MllfWlukcc HI 00 855
Clilr.iKo t Gli'VPliinrt.
Wllv mlico (it Detroit. ',.,
Athletics nt WiiHliliiKton.
Baltimore ut Bonton.
855
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAY'S RESULTa
St. iyotils 3:i Oinclniiatl 0.
Clnc;o 4 I'lttHhuri; 1.
BiopUlyn t-lloHton li.
THE STANDING.
W.
FHUlmrg , M
I'lUlnOdllllllfi m
Ht. Lout a 1
Brooklyn 47
HOttOII ,. 4i
New York 7
Ulneliinatl atl
(Jlilcuuo 117
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to MM
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an (i7ii
:i en
i 111
411 411
M 100
co mi
TODAY'S GAMES.
Boston at Jtrooklyn.
New York nt 1'lilludcliihla.
Chicago ut rittMiurff.
St. Louis lit Cincinnati.
Kent rooters, tho Kent team nnd last
but far from least, Jack Bracken have
come to Akron to play tho Klrkwoods
this afternoon. Bracken will not pilch
Dut will play In center Held. Tlio
Klrkwoods bavo gtirneied their eour
ago and will give the Tlsltors tint best
they have in tho way of u game of
ball. Klrkwood's rooters luivo nssem.
bled In goodly numbers and unless
ralu prevents tho game, a bind tight
.will be made for the victory.
RACES BEGIN TODAY.
Chicago, Aug. 10.-Spl.-Tho first
of the International yaclit races be.
Lfiween tho Detroit Yaclit Chth'H
boat Cadillac and tho Toronto yacht
'Invader will bo sailed today. These
races, which are surpassed In im
portance only by the races for the
r America's cup, are to be derided by
five contest, to ho sailed August 10,
12, 13, 14 and 15, unless postponed.
It Is a case of 11 fin keel against 11
centwboard boat. The Cadillac is
the. centerboard craft, and Is owned
by the Detroit Yacht Club. Tho In-
iTRdw is a fln keel craft owned bv
teo. GonderbauiD. tho Cauadlan
aiiltl-rallllonalro distiller, and It will
Jl under the pennant of the Roval
PATH.
kind of Cleanliness", but
Caiiatlliin Yaclit Club o Toronto.
SHARKEY AMBITIOUS
Tom SliniUcy announces thnt if .Tcf-
friL'a dot's not accent his challenge
to llRbt hi in by tomorrow night lie
(Slidikey) will cjalm tho championship
of tho woild. Madden, who is tho
champion claimant of pugilistic titles,
will be furious. Now York Telegraph.
80 KT KOR DUFFY.
Hugh Duffy, malinger of the Mil
waukee team, was lined .$50 and mis
ponded for ten days for hiH attack
on Umpira Mtuinssiui at Clou-hind.
A subscription committee him paid
tho lino and gatheied up .?100 inoro
for tho irascible Duffy, who will bo
11I1I0 to get back Into the game next
week.
.MILWAUKEE CLUB DEPARTED.
Tho Milwaukee club departed
from Cleveland for Detroit by boat
last night. The Cleveland team linn
developed a winning streak and linn
defeated Mllwiuikr-o threo Htralghl
and comploted tho season's seiles of
games with the. ''Brewers" ahead.
TIiIh ban liiherted a little new Intel est
In tlio gaino Into Cleveland atidlcnt-cH
and 11 tlnsporuto effort will bo iniidn
to get away fiom tho bottom dlvls
Ion of club averages.
ST1NSON AVON.
Washington, Aug. 10. About 1,500
peoplu Friday night haw Will Still
son of Cambridge, Mass., win tlie
Iwonty-nillo motor, paced race fiom
Aichlo McEachcrn at tho Coliseum.
Tho twepty miles was made In
:iU:."i) J-n. Tho last 111II0 was niado
In 1 Mi 12-5. '
CONLEY. AFTER SUPPLES.
13d. Conley, tho welterwolght chain
piim wiestler of Ohio, Is mom than
anxious 1( try his Hklll In throwing
Cuiley Supples, Iho lightweight clmin-
plon of western New Yoik, twleo In
an hour. Conloy Is confident of be
ing able to vanquish, the ex-puglllst
under these conditions mid would like
to meet Supples or hn nmnngoi to
nialio iiiriingeuienth for the contest.
Conley Is Milling to wiestlo In oltlier
Btifl'iilo or Oluvelnnd.
KRAMER LEADS.
Now York, Aug, 10, At Mmlloon
Square, (iiirden InHt nlglit Frank Kra
mer beat Tom Cooper in tho half nillo
ch.implounhlp, pliiciug Kramer at the
TmMmMmmmM&?m--.
wander when the brain is
rircrj. Overwork, nervous
irritation, worry r.nd mental
strain exhauot the brain
forces and diminish their
thought power. Feed the
hrain, strengthen the nerves
and build up new vigor, vi
tality and mental power.
The greatest of all brain
foods and nerve tonics is
Dr. Miles' Nervine.
"6oTefil years oltlclc headacha ami
Moroaerw tfonole uroueht on nerv
ou uroitritlon usd (or a Ions time I
eoolj not conccnlrato -my thouchts.
After taking a low bottle ot Dr. Mllci'
Nervlaa I wat complotely caicd."
MM. W. A.WOMSOH,
Columbus, YVIj.
I2JSJS
Nervine
feeds nnd nourishes the
brain and nerves, over
comes irritation, and brings
sweet, refreshing sleep.
Sold by druggists ou guarantee.
Dr. Mlloi Medical Co, pilchart, Ind.
Thoughts
F" in wvSNHiWEflKHMKJMBNRKMWMWj'
head of tho circuit chasers with 30.
points, Major Taylor being second
with KJ and Cooper third with 14.
Lester Wilson, of rittsburg, won the
nillo professional handicap, E. D.
Stovens, of Buffalo cnpturlng the 2:10
class mile professional race.
HURLEY DEFEATED.
Buffalo, Aug. 10. Spl. Marcus
nurley of tlio N. Y. A. 0. mot with
his first defeat at the national ama
teur bicycle meet Friday, being beat
en by T. J. Grady of Chicopee, Mass.,
in the Ave mllo national champion
ship. Time 12:01 4-5.
The HCtnt-flnals of tho two mllo
national amateur championship
wcro won by Grady, McConnell,
tUnsloy, anft Hoffman. Tho grand
scml-flnal and final will be run to
day. WEBSTERS VS. SOUTH ENDS.
Websters and tho South End team
arc mixing things at Summit lake puik
this afternoon. A goodly representa
tion of rooters has gono to cheer Uielr
favorites to victory.
PLANETS TALKED FOOT BALL.
The I'lauets met Friday night and
attempted to accomplish something
dellulte In regard to organizing for
the foot ball season. Tho muggy
weather has been tho reverse of in
spiring, however, and nothing of value
was accomplished at tho meeting, al
though it has been decided to have a
team, this fall) A few weeks tlmo
will see the matters on an established
footing and tho game will bo takiu
up with all seriousness and an offort
made to be In the fiont row of Ak
ron's foot ball representation.
Although the team to represent tho
Planet Athletic club was not named
nt Friday night's meeting, the heads
of the athletic affairs for this fall
woio named, and tho team will be
formed as rapidly as possible.
Cloyd R. Qulne, manager of Inst
year's team was selected an mana
ger. Al. Klmpllln will train tho team
and get tho candidates In condition,
loscpti Bowers will be temporary
captain until a pormnuent team H
formed. 'I'ho athletic f.plrlt will be
revived rapidly as the bcason prog
resses. WARREN MEET ENDED.
Tho Wnrron race meet has been fa
vored with excellent weather during
tho three days it has lasted. The at
tendance each day was large and the
meet was a Utinnclnl success. Tho
little mill which appeared served only
to mako the track bettor for fast time
and some excellent racing was seen.
No Akron horses wcro entered Fri
day. THE JUDGE
Will Return In a Few
Days.
Commissioner Candidates Anxi
ously Await Him.
.luilgo Oo. M. Anderson will return
lo Akron about WcdneMlay of next
week. Ills coming is waited with a
deep, anxious yearning by 11 very largo
number of people, Including applicants
for tlio City CoinnilsHlonorsliip, and
their fi lends. Nothing now lias de
veloped In tho race, but It Is now said
that C. 0. Bonner's chances aro not
what they wore, and that ho already
knows that ho Is not "In It."
Mr, nnd SIis. Bcunor aro with .Judge
Auilerhou iiud wlto on their outing.
They 1110 among tho small lakes lu
Northern Ontario and hnvo caught a
number of remarkable stilugs ot Ash.
HIS FAMILY.
Donovan Neglected It,
And Aust Pay $15 and Costs and
Stay 30 Days In Workhouse.
.lames Donavan, iiiralgued before
Mayor Doyle, Satuiday inoinlng, on
charge of neglecting to suppoit his
family, was fined $15 and costs, and
sentenced 30 days to tho workhouse.
Ills wife Is lu focblo health, nnd
thero are two little clilldieu In tho
taiully.
TWO WELLS.
The Ohio Salt Company Will
Drill Them.
Stephen Maikham, who has been
drilling the wells for the Colonial Salt
Co., will soon finish tho work. His
machinery will then bo moved to Rltt
man, whom he will drill two wells
for thu Ohio Suit Co.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings In Akrou the past
week was $920,500. Canton wns
$300,023. Youngstnwn failed to
raaUo a report.
j5
Ifflnr'iis
mH EMSY
H 1 WQRS
when you aro well, to
rub and scrub, but
when the back aches
awl the head throbs,
a woman's work is
hourly torment.
No woman can be
strong sad halthy of body who is the vie
tlm ot those womanly diseases which are
orteu raspousiDie for cmtnlne siuicrinirs.
Women who have used Dr. Pitrcc's Fa
vorite Prescription fbr the cure of diseases
of the womanly organs, say that work
doesn't tfrs them any more, "favorite
Prescription " regulates the periods, dries
enfeebling drains, beats inflammation and
ulceration, and cures female weakness. It
makes weak women strong and sick women
well.
There la no alcohol In "Favorite Prescrip
tion," neither opium, cocaine or any other
narcotic.
"t hoi wor health for nine ) ears (ever since
the birth of my child)," writes Mrs Anninlle
Wnlktxis, of Acme, Knnawha Co , W. Va. " Had
fomsle weakness, wus very lrrrpilir and would
saner untold misery. O lr family doctor did not
1I9 m any ftood nd I concluded to wnle to you.
Wntn t irrwe I had o? Idea thnt I would ever get
'Cll, bat when your letter reached uie I bepin to
have hope Z commenced taking Dr. Pierce's
medicines u directed and began to improve iu
etmifrU, I M soon able to do the work for my
family of six, X thlulc there never were such
medifKieo In the wurld I took eight bottles,
three of 'Favorite Prescription' and five of
'Ccjldeo Medical Discovery' and two vials of
Pellets ' '
Dr. Pierce's Pellets care constipation.
CHURCHES.
ORACB M. K.
East Market street. Rev. J. 0.
Smith, pastor. Sunday school at Q
a.m. Treadling at lOiHO. Subject,
"The Vnluo of Your Iteliglnu." Ep
woith League nt 0:30 p.m. Topic,
"Enemies and Arms." Leader, Win.
Uukhnrti, Union services at Broad
Street (Jhurch of Christ at TiISO p. in.
UNIVEHSAMST.
Sunday school at 0:15. Itegtilar
preaching service at 30:110, eouducted
by Itev. Fuutilo Austin.
OHNTRAD lKESBYTi:RIAN.
Ilev. .Tolin Hen-on, pastor. No ev
ening services. ,
OltAOB HEKOILMRD.
Hov. 0. D. Alspach,' pastor. Sun
day school 9 a.m. Preaching at 10:30
11.111. Subject, "The Coming of the
King." Christian Endeavor, 0:30 p.
ui. No preaching in tljo evening.
13V ANG EMC AIi.
Bartges and Cobuiu rits. Rev. J. W.
Heiulnger, pastor. Sunday school
0 11.111. Preaching 10:3Q(,a.in nnd 7:30
p. m. Morning subjeet, "Tho Cost of
Spirituality." Dietilng, "Birds of
Prey on Our Sacrillces." aiibsion
band, 2:30. Junior Y. P. A., 3:30.
Senior Y. I'. A., (1:30.
WOODLAND M. H.
Bnlch mid Ciosby streets. Rev.
AViu. F. WycolV, jwstor, Sunday
school nt 0:15. Sermon at 10:30, by
the pastor. Subject, ".Moral Quallll-
cntlous for True Worship." At U:15
p.m. union open air sorvlces In lot
west of West Congiegationul church.
Should tho weather bo uufavoruble,
tho sermon will bo held In the
Woodland M. 11. church.
FIRST UN1TDD BRETHREN. '
Sunday school 0 a.m. Preaching
at 10:30 a. m. Theme, ".Mount Pis-
gali: or, Seeing the Ulory Land."
Jiuiior Ende.ivor, usiO p.m. 0. R, (1:30
Itev. Joseph K. David, a niitUo of
Syria, will preach at 7:30 p.m.
THIRD CniJIlCII OF CHRIST.
Wabash avenue. Row Luther
Mooic, pastor. Blhlo school at 0 u.
m. Preaching and communion ser
vices nt 10:30 a.m. Topic of tho ser
mon, "No Fiult Forover." Tills Is
the second sermon in tho Bories,
"Our I.oid's Country; visits In Pal
estine." These sermons aro espo
chilly designed for encouragement to
disciples of Christ who aro weak or
Indifferent. Evening preaching ser
!&
..,, or vet
'itfjfVgJsB j
t?EtTe!-l.s.!!-..iJ-"r,"''i, v
H23J rtSi'fl IAN JSW.'JErci;-.
..(ijaw!.VL?,:- a. 1
'-saw" -, -4-.
1 AMI
vices at 7:30. "Tho Swoifl Bathed !n
Heaven," will bo tho topic.
HOWE STREET UNITED BRETH
REN. Services held In gospel tent, Howe
uud Ntttlum streets. Sunday school
a p.m. Tho pastor, Rev. 0. W.
Slusser, will preach at 3 p.m: on
"Christian Benevolence." At 7 p.m.
a Young Peoples' Society will bo or
ganized. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to all.
SECOND BAPTIST.
Rev. R. A. Jones, pastor. This
congregation will hold services at
Boston Ledges Sunday morning and
afternoon. Sorvlcos at 10:30 a.ni. and
2:30 p.m. Rev. Paul AVooldridgo of
Cuuton will pi each at both services.
At 7:30 p.m. pleaching nt the church.
Sunday school at 0 a.m.
CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC.
Services Sunday at 3 p.m. will bo
In charge of the .conductor, II. n.
Schlcb, In Union Charity Hall,
Wnlsh block. Subject, "God's Ever
lasting Covenant to Abraham, anil
All God's True Israel In All Time."
Wednesday oveulng at 7:30 Elder
R. N. Bouck of Cleveland will
conduct services. Speclnl prayer for
those who earnestly request It.
MAIN STREET M. E. .
Rev. John W. Moore, pastor. Sun
day school at 0 a.m. Preaching at
10:30. Tlio evening servlco at 7:30
will be iu charge of T. J. Robcils,
Epwortli League at 0:30 p.m. Mr.
Kent White, leader.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL.
Rev. James n. W. Blake, rector.
Sunday school at 0 a.m. No morning
or evening Rervlce. St. Andrew's
Chapel. Sunday school at 9 a.m.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN.
Rev. John H. Zlnn, pastor. Sun
day school at 0 n.m. Sermon nt 10:30
a.m. by Rev. J. II. Fotterolp. Young
People's meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sub
ject, "Eucmies and Arms." No
service In the evening.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Rev. J. G. Slnyter, piwtor. Sermon,
subjects: Morning, "Civilization's
Past, Present and to Come;" evening,
"Temptation and Deliverance." The
evening "sermon will be tlm last In the
series on "the Lord's Prayer. Bible
school 9 a.m. C. E. and Jr. 0. E. 0:30
p.m
FIRST M. E.
Rqv. Milton Butler Pratt, D. D.,
pastor. Sunday school and Blblo
studr'O u.m. Sermon by pastor at
10:30 a.m.. Epworth League at 0:30
p.m. Evening service with short ad
dress by tho pastor at 7:30 p. m.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Tim p worth League of the Fiist
M. E. church will hold devotional
servlco Sunday tit 0:30 p.m, under
the leadership of Mr. J. E. Ewlng.
Subject, ''Enemies nnd Anns." Eph.
0, 10-18. It Is encouraging to seo
our devotional meetings so well su;i
poited during the summer months.
THu Mercy and Help department is
arranging 11 day's outing at Silver
Lake for about fifty eh'ldrcn and
mothers. A special offering for this
purpose will be tuken at tho morn
ing and evening services.
YOUNG PEOPLES' ALLIANCE.
Onlvary Hvnngelleol church. The
sjibjcct for tomorrow evening is,
''Enemies and ArinN." The meeting
begins nt 0:80, and will bo led by
Marlon Pierce. You nro Invited to bo
present at these meetings, which nl.
ways provo Interesting and helpful.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR,
Mr. Homer Williams will lead
the meeting of Grace Reformed So.
ccty at 0:30 a.m. Sunday. Subject,
"Enemies and Arms."
(From Kent to Barberton.
The N. O. T. Co. Is nrrunglug to
stilng new ttolley wlro from Kent to
Biirberton. It will cost $11!,000 to
replace tho old wlro.
Dont't Fall Into It.
It Is poor policy to fall Into the habit
of placing your laundry work at ran
dom, as It is productive of much an
noyance and little satisfaction. Your
lluen wjll bo done up right and bo fnult
lcss ut all times in its color and llnlsb,
ns well ns in tlio perfect condition In
which it Is returned, and satisfaction
is always guuiauteed Iu both work
and prices.
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
156 S. Uljru st. Phono 07.
I was dreading having my teoth attended to. I had
to bavo Boino out norvos devltallzod in othors; also
somo brldgo work, My teth wore talton out; never
folfca twinge of pain, They told mo it was next to
killing to liavo tho nervo'roinovod. Tlio norve was
removed without my knowing it. Tho gold orowns
wore 22k.. of standard, gauge, and artioulation waB
perfect. My dentist is at tho
Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
Open Evenings, Sundays 10 to 1. 126 S, Main St
rv ummrajKtrrtJirz-etaxVsSVi fl&ggJMi
A afo ve jfah
powortnl 2-S'tTi'i
remedy !tt'
i a r an
dlieatat
of tho
blood,
norvei.
itomach,
liver and
kldnevt. la
Wright's
CnBory Tea
At druggist or by mall.
23o, Mid toe a box.
TDE WBlOHT 3ED1C1L CO., Cohabm, 0.
Choice Canes
For Old a.nd Young, Just
Received at
Both Stores.
Arcado Block and
Hamilton Building.
C. C. Spangler
IB04 S. IVIalrt St.
Room 2, 2nd Floor, Coventry Bldg.
E Telephone 655 t
FOR FINEST
Coaches in the City.
On call at all times.
I Full Lino of Livery.
tAll cushion tiros. Largest X
Moving Vans in tho city. Best
2 of servlco guaranteed. Priees
reasonable, Both phones.
Akron Clothes Pressing Sc Tailoring Co.
Rogulor Prloo.
Full Suits, apougeil anil prcssod , TBo
Overcoats, sponged and pressed . 60o
Pnutj, sppngpd and preted. S3o
Clonnini; Business Suit ia.00
Pints cleaned,,. T6o
Goods cnlled for and delivered to any pail
of tho city. Mall orders given prompt at
tention. Teople's phone 751. Bell 85.10.
411 rviill St., opp. City Building.
O. EE! Lk. L- I 5
Moving Vnns, General Team
IngandTrnnsferrlng. Parcels
and Trunks delivered. Tran
sient ana uoarainz HliiDlo.
Team and driving horses for safe.
Office and Stable, 228-230 W. Market St.
Both Telephones No. 257.
Summit Plating Works
CEIRRT ST., AKEOn, 0.
Gold, Stiver, Nlclcel, Copper, Brass,
Pronze and Oxidising. Bicycle and stove
latlng a spoclalty. AH work guaranteed.
Work called for and dcllverod. Your pat
ronnee Is solicited. 1
People's Phones kA and Ills
A Good Restaurant in Good Location
A first-class Investment. Write for
particulars. '
Good CHanoo,
., Care Democrat.
Business Men's Restaurant.
Meals served at all hours. Fine Im
ported and domestic Wet Goods and
Clears. Under Central Savings Bank.
Jotan Koorber, Brop.
CEMENT, LIME
SEWER PIPE, FLUE LININGS
BUILDING BLOCKS, all kinds
Potoroon & Wrlijht
Both Phones 124. 128 N. Main St.
We have a car of
Fine Seod Oa-t:a
Which we will sell cheap. Potatoes and
Corn Fertilizer at a very low price. Lawn
and Garden Seed and Fertilizer cheap.
Lime Plaster $6.00 per ton.
BOTZUM BROS.
NO. 213 NORTH MAIN ST.
J. V. YOUNG.
Practical Horseslioor
Certlded momber
National Horse
Hhors' Association.
batisfactlon
Quarnnteed.
411 9. Mil In St.
Feoples' phone,
11114. 2 rings.
IfYou MVant
SEND YOUR SHIRTS
AND COLLARS TO
A.nnezr9tsA.tM uaundry
105 KABT KXOHANUB ST.
Phono 7S0. GEO. E. UVZ, Prop
s-l c. urns
GENERAL ELECTRICIAN
House WIrlnfr and Repair Work.
107 on the Viaduot
. Adamson
roUNDRV, MACHINE and
PATTERN WORKS.
FATT-KPUM WORK
Olven prompt attention.
Let us llguro on your next Job.
EJOTM PHONES Bel
The Dickson Transfer Co.
Coal, Transfer and Livery.
Packing, Moving nnd Storing of Goods.
Couciies, toupos and (larrlnges for runorals,
wt'ddlniis, parties nnd callings.
Olllces os. IM-I25 Carroll St., tel. 304. Ho.
116 N. Elch St., tel. 413
Large, Fresh
AT THE
EDSON FISH MARKET
1P,
XVQwvfiMr
..WMK
VISITING DAY
Tlnnsdoy is tho universal visit,
lng day for ladles. It your lady
friends call on you today, and
you havo uothlns stronger than
city water to treat them with, It
will prohnbly mako you feel worso
than tlietn. However, wo know
that you won't let It occur. So,
to be prepared, let us send you
a case of our Crown Special Bot
tled Beer. Wo know it will bo
appreciated.
Burkhardf's
Brewery,
Brewers of
High Grade Beer
I38Both Phonos 259.
Why Not Remain at Home?
You have one of the most complete
Photo-Engraving Establishments In
the countiy nt your own door.
S. and 0. ENGRAVING CO.
70S CVIIII St.
OASPAR ZINTSU
Hnnufactuior of all kinds of Drushtt.
Ordoiapiouiptly uttended to.
1E0 S. MAIN BT. AKRON.
30 TO . . .
13. t". ng.A.IL.L.SFC
For everything in tho
ELECTRICAL LINE
CEILING and DESK FANS.
Pbone 012 238 S. Howard St.
Caesar,
DENTIST.
8:80 to 11:30 n.m.; 1 to 6 p. m.
422 Hamilton Building
People's Phono 341. Akron, O.
rsim: i 'o. -i. i c t ii.;'i
l.
if Thtn yon vrant Refeshiaents ol X'ft
v'A au iunas, inches Imported and r- a
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$ ATLANTIC GARDEN S
W 200-202 B. Market st. Jj
g DETTLING BROS., Props. T
Textile Manufacturing Co.
Awnings and Tents
Horse, Wagon and Floor Covers
Gymnasium Mats and Ropes
Anything mndo from Canvas, by
hand or inuohlno.
People's ( Business hours..., No. 737
Phones ( Any other time.... No. 005
137 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Democrat Building.
J. A. KERR, Q. O.
JBNNIE U. CVANS,D.O,
Ostcopalhed Physicians.
604 Hamilton Uuildltig
Graduates of A.H.O.. KlrkhlU. Mo. Hours
8 to 1-' mid 1 to 5. Oonsullntlon nnd ei.
mutilation free. Peoplo's phono 260.
Our Spoolaity
Shirt Waists, Collars and Cuffs.
Both Phones 912. 1063 S. Main st.
H. J. BINGHAM, M. E
MACHINE DESIGNING,
GENEItAL DRAWING.
21 Arcado block, Akron, O.
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St. Vincent College,
9 Boiiij J,.u.,wmiiwaco., a. u
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