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THE WEATHER SUNDAY:
Fnlr nud cooler tonight; Sunday fair.
Vtfait:o Salo
An IntorpfttiiB sulo to all house
keepers, hotel and boarding house
keepers. You can replenish your
.NAP12RY STOCK at a very Binnll
outlay.
Table Linens
Unbleached Table Linens, wide
widths, good patterns, splendid for
Dvcry day use.-WIllTK SALE
PRICE, 22c.
Unbleached Table Linen, some
havo Turkey red borders, good
Styles.-WHITE SALE PRICE, 20c.
SPEOIAH Silver Blenched Tjiblo
Linens, wldo widths, beautiful pat
tcrhH. These linens bleach pure
White WHITE SALE PRICE, 7JjC
You can't afford to uitss seeing tho
unbleached Table Linen wo generally
sell at C5c, but for tho
. WHITE SALE 50c A YARD.
Bleached Tablo Linens, big assort
ment of pattern-, n big bnrgun at the
WHITE SALE PRICE OV KOo A YD.
WORTH READING. Full widths
pure -white DainaskB with napkins to
match, well worth 75c a yartl
WHITE SALE PRICE 50c A YD.
Domestics
Light Calicoes for honso dresses,
and boys' waists, fast colors, heat
Bpircs-WHITB SALE PRICE 4c.
30-lnch Sfndras cloth, hi neat
Stripes, nnd plnlds, WHITE SALE
PRICE 7 l-2e.
aiMneh Light nnd Dark Pereales, tho
best quallty-WHlTE SALE PRICE
7c.
30-inch Unbleached Muslin, fine,
even thread, worth 7c WHITE SALE
PRICE fie.
ail-Inch Half Blenched Muslin, splen-
did for undergarments WHITE
SALE PRICE 7A
Men's White Shirts, unlnuudered,
linen fronts and wrist bands, prop,
erly made WHITE SALE PRICE 50c,
Embroideries and Laces
Wide naniburg Embroideries, Htiong
edces. worth Oc-WHITE BALK
TRICE Je.
Strong Embroideries In open wort
cd edges, worth 7c and 80-WHITE
SALE PRICE Oe.
Wide Hamburg Embroideries for
skirt triroinlncH. worth J'Jtic-WIUTH
SALE PRICE He.
Ask to see this lot of extra wldo
Embroideries, worth -' anil 20c
WHITE SALE PRICE 2?lc.
All over Luces and Embroideries,
In nieces suitable for wash dress
fronts WHITE SALE PRICE tc up
You will find some big bargains In
plain white goods, nlo In Towels and
Towel Ings.
150-152 South Howard St.
Money to Loan
Ort Housohold Ooodo.
Pianos, Organs, Horses, Carriages,
Wagons, Etc., Etc.
If you nro In need of money for a
grocery bill, meat bill, rent, taxes, or
any other debt you owe, you can bor
row tho money nnd pay II back In
small monthly payments, and each pay
ment reduces both principal and Inter,
est, nnd you will llml this plan tho
most fcnfo, convenient nud cheapest In
tho city. Property left In your pos
hrhRlon nnd all business strictly con
fidential. Olllco hours from 0 to 11:30
a. m.; 1 to 5 p. in.; open from 7 to 8
in Uio evenings. Bell phono 700; Peo
ple's, 771.
i. o. bv3iig.il.e:e3
Itoom 14 Arcado Building.
COW TRADE
Ud to an Assault.
The Aggressor Was Fined by
'Squire Nash Friday.
Difficulty over a cow trade nnd the
ultimate ohastlsement of one of the
parties interested by the other be
cause of aspersions east with reference
to tho character of the cow and her
former owner, brought Amos Lemmnii
into 'fe'ijulre Nash's court to answer Un
charge of assault and battery, on com.
pjalnt of Wm. Llttlowood, the pur
chaser of tho bovluo bone of conten
tion. After (he selling of the cow each par
ty credited tho other with having the
boxt of the deal -so much so as to
lend to the ultimate hhmhiU. 'Squire
Nash decided that Lciniunn wiih nil
pnble to tho extent of $5 nnd costs.
SAVES
DOCTOR
BILLS.
fu WolllnMhfolinro
tel Iiikoii vim. vi, in
to nrorantly treat Tonr.'L0'".0,".0" .."
lJftt9.llar.Ilou in curing thousands riUi J
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yated of cases In both men and wnViYt-n!
12 lierptofore considered Incurable, yield .
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"I'M SICK.
A Statement Pfrom
Regretted.
Mayor Pitied the Man
and Kept Him Here,
Even Though He Said
He Could Walk Away.
Yielding to Temptation Cost
Corrigan $2 and Costs.
Louis Pfrom, ancstcd for vagran
cy, mado n grlovlous .error when ho
told Mayor Doyle Saturday morning
that he wns hanging around tho Old
Forgo on account of sickness.
"Well, considering that you are a
Hick man, we'll not send you away.
That wouldn't he right. You may go
to tho city prison until Monday."
"But, your honor, I'm not that
sick. If you'll only let mo go I can
walk out of town. I'm my mother's
only support, and sho needs money."
"What caused you to loaf here?"
"I wauled to work, but was sIcS."
"How'rt you come hero?"
"On n freight train. I had been
drinking, run water, nnd was too
sick to bo allowed In tho passenger
coach."
"I haven't been drunk, your honor,1
since the Fourth of .Tuly," sad James
Corrlgaon, who enmo hero from
(trecntown Friday. Ills yielding to
temptntlon cost him $1! and costs.
Bert Snyder, arraigned on n elmrgo
of Intoxication, was also fined $'.
and costs, nnd promised a work
houso Roiilenqo if durlug the next
year ho appears In court In "the capac
ity of prisoner. "Ho has been In tho
habit of loafing around the corner
of Main and Kxchnngo streets,"
said Q Ulcer Welch.
Clarence Axo was another $12 and
costs contributor
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Police Continue Crusade
Against Them
An Aged Woman In
Divine Things
The crusade by the police ngnlnst
fortune tellers nud palmists continues
with vigilance, and the city W pretty
well rid of such nuisances. Occasion
ally, howevei;( some charlatan comes
In and commences In do business with
out ilrst becoming familiar with the
mles and iegilntIons of tho city, but
all such are ordered to leave prompt
ly. "Not long ago," said Captain
(iulllel, Friday, "n palmistry outfit ar
iled here from Michigan, rented
nming and equipped them luxuriantly.
'1 hey were Just ready to do business
when olllcers discovered them and or
dered them to leave. They lost time
and money, but had they luiHilied
concerning rules, before equipping
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
GENTLEMEN.
Illeis, Harry.
Heller, Uudolpli.
Haye, Waller.
.lelTorson, Ohas. It.
.lohiihou, .1. O,
.Inmes, .1, I).
Mllllmm, Ai tin.
Moiig, L. L.
Morris, M. J.
Mel'rosky, 1'. II,
Mnreke, .itch,
l'ei'hnus, ('has,
Itead, Kiimk.
Itnaeh, .lohn.
Vons, .lohn.
LADIES.
riuttmaun, Aunn.
(larey, Mrs. Chas.
Ilufman, .IuIiim
Hllberg, Mrs. M.
Kress, Mis. 0.
Klminerer. Mis. .Ief.slo
Klntner. Hattle
Klinmell, Mrs. K.
Ueemnn's Museum,
lloston, li'red.
Itemler, Herby.
llaxter, li'co.
Ilriiwti, 'J'hi(S. Cr
Cluise, A. L.
chapnian, 'A. K.
Hcwey.iO. T.
Kldrldge, Clias. H.
Kdwnids, Wm.
I'liNpaugh, F. M.
I'ntheiinglijini, It.
Olbbmis, M.
llojetler, V. A.
lloildiuott, i, U.
I'uehor, Msdgo
Andrews, lri. S,
HUbii, Mrs. C.
(thick, Carrie.
Crane, Corn.
Ibirbln, Mrs. 11. P.
I-'rank, Mrs. M,
EA5T AKRON STATION.
Uielu, Klmrr .lohiitou, .Sol Sirs. Hlugler, C, W. M'llghl, Ntlss ,da.
L. S. EBRJGHT, P. M.
UNUSUAL SUIT.
Default Judgment Given
by
Justice Coleman.
A somewhat unusual suit for money
was brought this week In Justice W.
F. Coleman's court by Mlnnlo' Chris,
tlan. The wlfo of the defendant was
among tho witnesses subpoenaed, with
tho expectation of showing tho where,
abouts of tho defendant at given
times. Default Judgment was given
for tlio plaintiff, tho defendants fall
ing to appear.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
New Merchant Tailor
Takes Up a Well and Favor
ably Established Business.
Mr. H. H. Pride, who has bVcn for
tho past ten years a leading tailor In
Portsmouth, Ohio, Thursday, tool:
o.bnrgo of Mr. D. D. Breckenrldge's
tailoring business, 120 South Howard
st. Mr. Pride Is a practical tailor,
being able to take tho wool off of a
sheep's back to take the wool off of a
clothcs. Ho desires to assuro the
friends and patrons of Mr. Breckcn
rldgo as well as all others that his
ntm will be to keep In stock tho most
exclusive and prettiest patterns in
foreign and domestic woolens and
produce that same high degree of
tailoring that has been a character
istic of Mr. Breekenrldge's work. A
cordial Invitation Is extended to all
to call In and become acquainted with
Mr. H. II. Trlde, the tailor, 120 South
Howard st.
OUTING.
Wooster Horseshoers Will
Idora Park.
Go to
The Master Hurseshooi's' local as
sociation No. 180, will hold a special
meeting Monday evening in U. V. hull
to nrrauago for the outing at Idora
park, Youngstowu, Aug. 17.
Win. Klun, of Lima, O., obtained
excellent results from the use of
Foley's Kidney Cure. "It relieved
my baokuclio and severe pain over
the hips. It toned my system nnd
gave me new vim and energy. It Is
an honest and reliable remedy, a sure
cure for all kidney diseases."
A. Warner, J. M. Laffer nnd J.
Lamparter & Co.
- TELIERS.
Water St. Who'd Rather
Than Wash.
their rooms, they'd have been saved
the expense." Complaint has been
made lately that an aged woman, re
siding In Water st., has made her de
but In tho fortune-telling business,
and even had displayed a shinglo -with
the announcement and a long name,
prefaced by Madame. She was near
ly scared to death upon learning that
she would bo considered a law-breaker,
and, It Is believed, has abandoned
her claims to mind nnd futipo read
ings. The old woman has a sick hus
band lo support, and although a wo
man of .most ordinary necumpllbh
im-uis sue ncjiuvcd mere was more
money for her in fortune-telling thnn
In washing.
Ileynolds, T. N. (3K
Sonve, Dorn,
Hnldev, 1, J,
Smith, K. A.
Hummer, .las.
Spencer. .1. G.
fjmlth, Then.
Knruer, W, W.
Ttillferro, W.
Ilecil, Jo)in T.
Saturn?1, I'. C. 2).
Vorlies, W, u. & riro.
Webb, K. It.
Wright, .1. M.
WUIIiims, j, u
Llmbert, Rmma.
Lai'hton, Mip.
Morris, t'lnrn
Meyer, Mrs, M. p.
Neve, Mary
Peterson. Mrs. M.
RnuKh, l4outMi
Tucker, Mid. John
REUNIONS.
Two Veteran Regiments
Will Hold Them.
164th O. V. 1. at Attica, 102nd at
Millersburg.
Akron members of two Ohio regi
ments who served In the Civil war
have received notlllcatlbn of the re
unions of their organizations, which
will bo held In the near future. The
161th O. V. I., will meot at Attica,
Seneca county, August 28. What was
known as the Cdth battalion, which
later was mado a part of tho loMtb,
was composed entirely of Akron and
Silmuilt county men. Last year's re
union was held hero nnd tho Attica
veterans havo prepared to accord their
former hosts a hearty welcome at this
year's meeting.
Tho other reunion will be that of
the 102nd, which will occur at Millers-
burg, on August 21 nnd 22. About
llftoen Akron members of that organ
Izatlon will probably attend.
What a Tale It Tells.
If that mirror of yours shows a
wretched, sallow complexion, a Jaun
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on the skin, It's liver trouble; but Dr.
King's New Llfo Pills regulate the
liver, purify tho blood, give clear skin,
rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only
25c at all drug stores.
VICTIMS
Are Preparing For Hay Fever's
Coming.
The exodus n acount of the certain
arrival of hay fover the coming week
has already commenced. Itailroads
and boat lines jook for this travel as
regulnrly as thoy expect u some
what greater rush of business (lur
ing the holidays. Tho hay fever
slego Is scheduled to begin Aug. 15,
and continue until Sept. 15.
Her head wjth pain
was throbbing
And her eyes were
redfroml-obbing,
It
But she took of Ripans
Tabules one or two;
It was what the
doctor ordered,
For her stomach was
Disordered,
And they quickly made
her feel as good as
new.
Thorn is soiirpnly nnv condition of 111
ht'iilth that Is not Ixmt-tltad !y tho ooon
Motiul iisii l a H.I.l'.A.N.H TuuuIOK, nnd
tho price. It) fur 5 cunlu, dues not bar
mom iroin uny homo or insuty nny one
111 Pllillll'l liu lils Hint,
lire enguj
ly ourod.
for 9itlo by linguists.
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Chapel, maklQg It One Tbeonly Manufacturer of (3)
U of the finest and best ..HARNESS..
m equipped in the state. 11 rn tu city, that do. .tnotiy
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m tiiapei iree No 409 s Main st
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I Both Phones 442 ' gX)()(
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Our office has been Oiled to Its utmost capacity and we have been
unable to do work for all. So to give all who wish to tako ad
vantage of this offer and get the best of Dental Work done at tho
nbove price, we will continue during August to put in gold fillings,
Jargo or small, at $1.00 each. All other dental work at greatly re
duced prices during this porlod. Consultation and examination
free. Come In at once. Make your contract and we will finish your
work at your convenience.
The Home Dental Parlors
DR. CHAPMAN, Manager. 180 South Main Street
Over Mahaffey's Furnitnro Store. j
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THE recent rains have made your grass grow fast.
We can suit you on a new
Lawn Mower
How about a
Lawn Hosef
We carry the best, prices right.
Let us quote you
Hardware
Glass, Paints
and
Furnace
When building.
Rohrbacher, Allen & Jahant
Phones 70. 166 South Howard st
ONEY TO
On Household Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machfttfo, Horses, Car
riages, Watches, Diamonds, Life Insurance Polices and other securities.
All goods to remain In your possession without the least publicity.
You can havo loans for one or 12 months, weokly or mo nthly payments.
Loans Made the Same Day. Open Every Evening
AKRON SECURITY & LOAN CO., 193 s. Howard st
'ttapvioi
ror a SUMMER
OAST LINE
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Buffalo
TO
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Ditt CtiitiiclUi.
Four TrJpf per Week IUtiwa
Tolcclo,De!rolt.-Haoklnao
SmcUI Mrrlf on avont o( PAlMrUa
Sl;tilll lUIilo. will boop.ml.a Jutlnr
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trip.: Arptr (r spoiui juui.
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If yon do not
get your gold fill
ings put in for
$1 eaoh, large or
small, as we have
boon oompolled
to lot this offer
run during the
month of Au
gust, when it will
positively close.
$
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IN SUMS FROM
$5.00 TO $500
The Ideal Beverage
And tonic for woi'm weather, Renncr's
beer, cools the blood, Invigorates the
system and quenches tho thirst as
no other drink enn do. It soothes
your hot weather nerves and keeps
you cool Inside and out Bottled In
all Its original purity, Rcnner's beer
will ho delivered at your residence at
C5c per case of pint bottles.
THE GEO. J. RENNER
BREWING COMPANY
Akron, O.
CRUISE tako the
TO
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Goorglan Bay
Petoskey
Chicago
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Toledo.
PuMn-Bny,
Clovoland,
and Buffalo
Day ni Mjti Barrlco Htwt
DETROIT and CLEVELAND
Fare si. 0O Eaoh Dlreotlon.
C.rUi I.OO, ll.lt. Ul.r..m, 3.3.
C.nnotloB. ftr n.J. i Cl.v.Uui if ltli
EtrllMt Tritli. for all thIbu lJt. South
.milLeutav.t,ftBd?.tl)trGttfertJlr-olnU
North n4 Nlhw..L ftUSUlI MUUT
tut ovnua etiko.t orMiiaino.t.
Deiroii s cmveiona Hav. go.
People are not Judged by the
Teeth They Keep, hut by
the Way They Keep Their
leetn.
Let us look after your teeth and the
decision will ho good.
Our inetuodH aro modorn and our
work gqarautecd. Give us a call.
A good set for ..?5.00
Tho best cost , ?S.OO
Fillings 50c up
Iirldge work $3.50 to $5.00
Gold crowns ..,, $3.50 to $5.00
Extracting, only 25o
Klghteen yearn of practical experi
ence In tho dental art.
Dr. (Hi. J. Saunders,
Office, Hal Block, corner Howard
and Market Open evenings, Sundays
from 1Q to. a,
as sssssssssss ssssssat
A. A. Besaw&Co.
New Ground Floor Photograph
Galery and Art Store.
Special Prices
....ON....
Photographs and I
Framing
This month,
A. E. Royer, Manager Art and
Frame Department
Both Phones.
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Don't Quarrel With
YourWatch
Probably your watch Isn't to
blame. It would Veep good time
if you would let it. Every
watch noods cleaning regulating
and a little repairing now and
then. You can't expect a watch
to keep good time forovor with
out any attention.
Bring your watch to us when
there Is anything wrong with tt
We'll mnke Is as good as new
and won't cost much either.
Chas.T. Kenyon
185 S. HOWARD ST.
AWVVVWWVWWIWWWWS.
Do You Realize
THAT YOU CAN HAVE
YOUR CLOTHES MADE BY
VS FOtt
Very Little More
Money
Than "ready-mado" clothing
costs? Then you havo a largo
stock of patterns and mater
ials to pick from .and the clothes
aro cut to fit your particular
person.
Our prices are reasonable and
our workmanship guaranteed.
L. N. Swig'&xt
TAILOR,
184 S. Howard St., upstairs.
Phone 1204.
VWAAAfVWiAArtflAAAAAAJMUUHA'
CHAS. AUSTGEN
Cor. Uroodirny nnd Kicohnnge
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
The best Whisky told in barrel, and
tui Janus ui .uiquors lur uiih emoons.
L. H0STER BREWING CO.
Ot Columbns, brewers of high grade
wijinjfjiijif.niu ivxport a tpoaiaity.
BOTTLED BEER FOR FAMILY OSB.
Importorj of California and Ohio
TVlnea. Lowest prices. Delivered to
any point of the olty.
Both Telophonoi S5A.
Bottle Department KM.
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FRED HAUFF
Alnnufncturoi- of nil hinds of 7
Hand and Machine-Sewed 2
HARNESS i
Senior in tv
Saddlery. Robes, Blankets, 5
Whips, Etc.
I 531 South Main St.
ifniiiimi.atuniiDiiuf
Ihe Angelo Andrew
Paint Gt Varnish Co.
324 South Mev.in St.
Is the only exclusive paint a tore
in the city. Everything in tho
paint line, ennmols, bronzes,
buggy points, flne colors,
brushes, spongos, rendy.mlzed
paints, dry colors. All grades
ot carriage, house and furniture
varnlshus. Give us a call. We
want your custom. As much
attention given to small orders
as large ones.
Ihe Angelo Andrew
Paint 3 Varnish Co.
324 South Main St
Akron, O.
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