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AKBQN DAILY DEMOOBAT, MONDAY. ATJQUST 12 1901
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Boston Store
THE WEATHER TUESDAY.
Fair and Warmer.
White Sale
Towels
AT Be KAOII Uncn Damask
Towels, with turkey red border, also
extra largo cotton towels.
AT 8c BACH Linen Huck Towels
with red and bluo borders, also plain
white. Rood large size.
AT 10c EACH Linen Huck Towels,
plain white, also with red and blue
borders. This towel nlwnys sella for
12&c each.
AT 12Uc EACH Wo make a
SPECIALTY of our 12i4e towels, by
giving ilio very best that can be had.
Linen huck towels plain white or
with red niul blue borders, damask
towel?, hemmed or with fringe, plain
white or with red and blue borders.
AT 20c EACH Extra large damask
towols, also all linen huck, plain
whlto and colored borders. These tow
els are exceedingly big values us we
generally sell this grado for 25c.
AT 2."c EACH This towel has no
equal on the market, "guaranteed all
IJnen." Damask or huck hemstitched
or with fringe. DON'T MISS SEEING
IT.
AT 10c EACH Unbleached extra
large size, bnth towels, nice nud soft,
very desirable.
AT Y2Ac EACH Unbleached bath
towels, the kind that wears, extra largo
size, exceedingly good valuo for12ic.
At 10c each, bleached bath towels,
full size, nice and solf, extra good
quality.
. White Goods
At Oc a yard Plain India Llnons
and Victoria I'iwri, fine quality
same as sold for 1215c.
At lie a yard Plain India Llnons
iand Victoria Lawns. This grade
ninkPH cool, summer dresses mid shirt
waists.
At 10c a yard Curtain Swiss In
stripes and figures, full width, regular
prlro iaio.
At 5c A YARD-Plald white goods,
tilso stripes regular price 7c, theso
arc big values.
TABLE LINENS.
AT 22c A YARD-Unblcaehed table
linens good patterns, good width, splen
did for every day wear,
AT 23c A YAHD Wide Unbleached
Unmasks, good styles equal to any 20c
damask on the market.
See tho big values we give In BED
SPREADS. i
150-152 South Howard St.
Monoy -to Loan
On Houaohold Oooda.
Pianos, Organs, Horses, Carriages,
Wagons, Etc., Etc.
If you aro In need of money for a
grocery bill, meat bill, rent, taxes, or
any othor debt you owo, you can bor
row tho money and pay It back In
small monthly payments, nud each pay
ment l educes both principal mid Inter,
est, nud you will llud this plan tho
most Htifo, convenient and cheapest In
tho city. Propci ly left In your pos
session and all business strictly con
fidential. Olllce bouis from 0 to 11:!I0
u. nv, 1 to t p. in,; opon from 7 to 8
in the evenings. Bell phono 700; Pco.
pie's, 77-1.
!. O. tWnBIL,L-EF3
Room 14 Aroado Building.
"Pld-dld you ever shoot a man?"
questioned tho tenderfoot timidly of
Pcpperbole Pete.
"See here, young feller," bawled Pep
(Whole Pete lu n voice that shook
Pike's peak, "don't you never reflect on
my marksmanship ug'ln. Shoot a man I
I never missed one, you dero galootl"
Ohio State Journal.
Callsaya comes from Peruvian bark,
contains much alcohol, is used for tin
frprlnc coda water sirups nud If indulg
d In Immoderately In as bad its mor
phine. IX
Save you monoy if you tnko ud
vantngo of OUR MID-SUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE. To appro
citito the Ronuinuss of thoso YOU
MUST SEE THE GOODS.
Children's dongola
button shoes, all
solid, for
Men's working AC
shoos at ....'J1"'
Children's patent leather,
redanduongom
strap sandals
Corao in today.
Shuinaker & Co.
117 South Howard st.
UHk Af&i&l t) HH
Excursionists
Made Better Than
At tho rale of a mllo in 68 seconds
tho 700 pcoplo who Joined tho Broth
erhood of Hallway Trainmen In tholr
excursion to Dayton Sunday wero
whisked over tho railroad a part of
tho distance.
Englno 000 pulled the train and En
gineer T. H. Gledhlll was at tho tlirot-
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEOItGD.
Tho lodge meets next Friday, Aug.
10. Sisters are asked to attend, as
arrangements mo to bo made to visit
Wadsworth lodge.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Columbia Council and friends will
have an outing nt Lukcsldo park,
Wednesday, Aug. 11. Dinner and a
general good time Is assured. If any
member has friends ho would like to
bavo along, bring them mid get ac
quainted. No program has been ar
ranged, Wo will do that when wo
get there. Our next meeting Is Aug.
in. Every roenlber should bring in
prospective propositions and have
them acted upon nt once. Our lawn
fete Wednesday night was a great
success. The commltto must be work
ing for u record.
DEGREE OF POOAHONTAS.
Ogurcclu Council No. 20 will meet
iu regular sleep Tuesday ovenln?,
Aug. 13. It Is the duty of every mem
ber to bo present as business of great
iinportuuco will be before the order.
PATHFINDER.
WInsboro lodge was organized nt
Wlnsboio, Texas, during tlu past
week and another started at Cook
vllle, maklDg nineteen lodges for Tex
as. Woilc is moving along nicely at Can
ton, u good deputy having been secured
for that territory who Is a first-class
business mail and deeply interested
In tho order.
Supromo Secretary Beery will return
fioin his ucatlftn Tuesday.
Miss Allls IIuslop, oC the Supremo
olllce, lias returned from u trip to
Buffalo,
Middjubury lo'dgo will hold Its next
mooting Friday night In Inmiin hall,
AH nuynborH should attend.
Akron Ipdgo Used Its now team nt
last meetlug for tho first time. All
members did their work well, but
promise to do still better on tho next
Initiation ulgbt.
L. O. T. M.
Independent hvo will meet Wednes.
day ovenlng. Aug. 11." All ladles aro
icquosted to bu present, as buslnoss
of lmpoitiiuco will come before tho
hive. Tho Hivo Sewing society will
meet nil day at tho homo of Lady
Dickson, WO East Exclmngo St. La-
dies, please bring full baskets.
Protection IIlvo will meet Tuesday
nt 7:30 p.m. It Is Important that ov
ery lady bo present early. There Is
much of linportnnco, both of business
ANNOUNCEMENT.
New Merchant Tailor
Takoa Up a Well and Favor
ably Established Business.
Mr. H. II. Pride, who has been for
the past ten years a leading tailor In
Portsmouth, Ohio, Thursday, took
chargo of Mr. I), D. Broukenrldgo's
tailoring business, 120 South Howard
st. Mr. Prldo is n practical tailor,
being nblo to tnko tho wool off of a
sheep's back, nud produce u suit of
clothes. Ho desires to assure the
friends mid patrons of Mr. Breeken
rldgo as well ay all others that his
aim will bo to keep in btock tho most
excluslvo mid prettiest patterns in
foreign nud domestic woolens nud
piodueo Mint saiuo high degree of
tailoring that has been a character-
istla of Mr, Brockeju-ldgo's work. A
cordial Invjtatlou is extended to nil
to eajl iir mid becomo acquainted with
Mr, H, II. Pride, tho tailor, 120 South
Howard st,
Th Fm. of Vr.
Not lone ago I visited tho town of
Novaro, la northern Italy. Thore in a
wheatflold the farmers have plowed
up skulls of moo until they have piled
up a pyramid 10 or 12 feet high. Over
this pyramid some one has built a can.
opy to keep off the rain, These were
tho skulls of young moa of Savoy, Sar
dinia and Auetrln-rucn of 13 to 35
years of age, peasants from the farms
and workmoo from tho shops who
met at Novara to kill each other over
o matter Jn which they bad very little
concern,
Further on Frenchmen, Austrian,
a Mile a Minute.
tle. Conductors Mike Urdson and
W. F. Broadsword were in charge.
The trip was ruado on schedule time,
It being tLo first excursion to Dayton
whtch was made exactly on schedule.
In every way the excursion was a
gratifying success and tho Brother
hood is well pleased with Its liberal
patronage.
and for pleasure, to be deoldod. Tho
Social comlmttco will niako a report
In which all are interested.
Communications from State com-
mltteo of K. O. T. M., requlro atten
tion. Tho announcement from Great
Commander Lady Olds, of Muccnbco
day at the Pan-American, will be read
again.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HON
OR. ,
Agenda lodge met Tuesday evening,
with a good attendance. Much busi
ness was transacted. One application
for membership wus presented, and
the sick were reported Improving.
Again, wo havo been called upon to
mourn the loss of a member, by death.
Let us all work for candidates for
tho next union meeting, as it will be
held In Akron some time in October.
We wero pleased to meet so many
of our Cloveland brothers and sisters
nt tho picnic Thursday at Silver lake.
AVe all had a very enjoyable time.
PYTniAN SISTERHOOD.
Louise Assembly, At Hb last moot
lug had n very good' attendance.
One application was received and
regular buslnes disposed of. Tho
ladles aro requested to meet at Sis
ter Sau'ord's homo on Brown street,
Thursday, Sept. 5, to sow all day.
Next meeting Saturduy evening, Aug.
17, promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
THE CHEVALIERS.
Cnstlo No. 1 held a box social at
their lodgo rooms Wednesday oven
ing. Ut was u great success.
Our Supremo Medical Examiner,
E. ,T. Cnuuleld, was In Cleveland Fri
day In tho interests of tho order,
The now ritual is almost leady for
presentation and will create now in
terest in tho order.
CastloNo. 1 wll givo a Pan-Amcrl-enn
garden party in a. short time.
Watch papers for nunouncenient.
We want oveiy member of Castlo
No. 1 at tho next meeting, as import
ant business will bo brought before,
the castlo.
O. It. Olln, our clerk of Castlo No.
1, Is rusticating In tho country, but
payments wll bn receipted for at tho
supromo oflleo until his return.
Prof. O. B. Olin is In Columbus
this week In tho Interest of tho
Ohovnllers.
Barberton Castlo will give a lawn
soclul ono week from Monday oven
Ing. Akron Ohovaliora should attend.
All members of the team should
ba on hand Wednesday evening for
drill. This is special.
and Italians fell together at Mageuta.
the hue of tho bipod that flowed out
uuder tho ollvo treec. Oo over Itnly
as you will there Is scarcely a spot not
crimsoned by tho blood of France,
scarcely a railway station wlthqut Its
pllo of French skulls. You can traco
them across to Egypt, to tho foot of
the pyramids. You will find them In
Germany at Jena and Lelpsle, nt Lut
ecu and Bautzen and Austerlltz. You
will llnd them In Russia at Moscow,
In Belgium at Waterloo. "A boy can
stop a bullet as well as a man," snld
Napoleon. And with tho rest nro tho
Skulls und bones of boys "ero evening
to bo trodden llko the- grass."-lopular
Science Monthly.
Queer TnrlcUa Fl.tu
April 10 Is tho great fete day of "Ba
lukll," or placo of fishes. This Is n
small church situated outsldo the walls
of Constantinople, ami It enjoyed no
particular reputation boforo tho con
quest of Constantinople! by tho Turks,
At the time of the Invasion, however, a
monk was cooking pome fish thcro
when a tmsMsengiir came and told him
that tho Turks had entered Constanti
nople. Tho monk did not bellovo tho
story and said ho would sooner bellovo
that the half cooked llsh would Jump
buck luto the water. As ho spoke tho
llsh Jumped back Into the water, and
since then tho place h&n had a great
reputation for Its heallug powers.
A church bus been built over tho
spring dedicated to "Our Lady of tho
Fishes," nnd on this day a regular pil
grimage takes placo from all parts of
tho town. Many sick nro carried thith
er, nnd many miraculous cures aro re
ported. The truth of the story Is proved
by the presence In a largo marb)o lined
tank lu the church of the lineal de
scendants of the half cooked llsh, Any
one who does not believe has only to
look In the water, nnd ho will soe Uiem,
brown on one side and whlto on tbo
other, swimming about at their case.
Howitzers are ateol breechloadlug
weapons weighing 2.G00 pounds and
havlnj,' & lunm rj ft 10 Inches.
THE JOYS- OP
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PACE
Ten cents' worth of fly Qluoyfoot
paper for the wicked lit- tho room and
tie fly.
CP
He falls asleep while waiting for the wlnped
terror to commit suicide and rolls Into the
ttlclcy meshes of tho paper himself.
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-- Ira -raw
It takes a Ilchtnlng Third avenue barber and) a gallus colored porter two
hours and a half to separate- Harry from his mucilage mayonnaise dressing.-
New York Evening World.
THE OUNinNG MAMMA AND THE BACKWAED SUIT0B.
jju,i)H-jmiiiii.iiiuiiwr ii melt
Ih 1 5 I ? i k wsOSWFir S'smkrmJvKnAi
i Villi " SSf&tJLr 4 vV3MPvJ' kJsCLZ
"Paulino, I see the professor oomlnB, This time he ahall not m
cape. Donjt forgot to press the button at tho right moment."
jGood morning, dear Pauline.
St r. t
""Grant mo the privilege to bestow
"or those atlll
1 flPWi WJ' V ' ' tfifc XT
rurq.
"Qod bleaa your union, toy dear children."
FLYTIME.
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Harry distributes his purchase about
waits for tho wicked little fly to light,
When he awakes
tuck on himself.
ho la
How lucky to find you olonol
a kiss uson that lovely hand
aweeter lips."
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0NEY TO
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riages, patches, Diamonds, Lifo Insurance Polices and other socuritios.
.'All goods to remain in your possession without tho least publicity,
You can havo loans for ono or 12 mouths, weekly or mo nthly pnyments.
Loans Made the Same Day. Open Every Evening
AKRON SECURITY & LOAN CO., 193 s. Howard st
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Cloud Moantmnc.
The highest of all the clouds nro
thoso delicate, white, fibrous, detached
masses of frozen vnpor; always seem
high against the blue sky. The top
m5t point of the highest of theso may
be ten miles above the earth. They are
called clrrhus clouds. Altogether thcro
are ten principal types of clouds. The
lowest, known as tho strntus, aro really
horizontal sheets of lifted fog seen on
damp days or In very damp localities.
These clouds nre only a few hundred
feet above the earth.
Some of tho vast bodies of vapor aro
higher than tho tallest of the Alps.
They are undoubtedly snow capped
veritable mountains of ice and snow.
It has been discovered that the tem
perature on one such summit was 75
degrees below zero.
Were i possible for us to ascend In a
balloon nnd penetrate one of theso
snow capped peaks from base to sum
mit we should travel first through a
layer of dry air, vapor nnd water, a
third of freezing vnpor, water and ice,
and finally through tho summit, com
posed of dry aii, vapor and Ice, but no
water.
Getting ATrny 7eom Lnnci.
The question has been asked, Is It
possible to sail 1,000 miles from land?
This can bo dpno at; several points. By
leaving Snn Francisco and sailing
northwestward Into the north Pacific a
spot Is reached where there Is no land,
not even an islet, for 1,000 miles in-iny
direction. So, too, sailing from tho
southern point of Kamchatka south
eastward ships reach a po.lnt equally
distant from land of any kind, the
nenrest to the north being the Aleu
tian Islands and to tho south tho
outlying members of the Sandwich
group. In tho southern Indian ocean
it Is posslblo to sad 1,000 miles out
from the -southern points of Australia
and New Zealand and stlli be as far
from any other land, and the same may
be done In a westerly direction from
Capo Horn. Indeed, from this point
a much longer distance might be reach
ed, for the southern Pacific between
the Iloru nnd New Zealand covers a
Bpace of 80 degrees of longltudo and
40 of latitude of absolutely unbroken
sea, making Its central point over 1,200
miles from anywhere.
Mother Gooio Repartee.
The Little Boy had been trylngto go
Into vaudeville, with 111 success and
he was obviously In a fault finding hu
mor as ho sat under tho haycock with
Bopeep.
"I fall to see the reason why 'you se
cure such widespread advertisement,"
be exclaimed pettishly.
"Especially." retorted Bopeep, "when
you are so vigorously blowing your
own horn."
"You neglect your charges shameful
ly. I bellovo even now they are lost,"
he pursued,
"Oh, they'll all come home, like your
press agents, bringing their tales be
hind them," returned Bopeep airily.
Hereupon the Little Boy looked rath
er sheepish for an Instant. "Your long
continued association with crooks Is
corrupting your morals and manners,"
ho cried, recovering himself.
At this Boppcp blushed, but made no
eply. Perhaps, after all, It was Jeal
ousy that made the Little Boy Blue.
New York Sun.
An Anecdote of Greeley.
A call was once made by a dozen
noted artists of tho Academy of De
sign, In 1870, on Horace Greeley. Mr.
Clarence Cook, then the art critic of
The Tribune, had been saying things
about tho acndeniy exhibition which
caused the veuornble chiefs of that es
tablishment to boll with Indignation.
One day a committee went down to
lhe Tribune to compluln. Mr. Greeley,
having listened In silence to what these
gentlemen had to say, looked up from
his desk, a twinkle In his eye, nnd
said, with his pecullnr nasal falsetto:
"Gentlemen, I Judgo from your re
marks that Mr. Cook's articles aro
widely read. They will therefore con
tinue to bo printed In Tho Trlbuuc.
Good morning."
losalted.
Lord Cardwell was In the habit of us
ing tho church prayers at family pray
ers. One day his valet came to him and
said. "I must leave your lordship's
service at once,"
"Why, what have you to complain
oft"
"Nothing personally, but your lord
ship will repeat every morning. 'Wo
have done thoso things which we ought
not to have done and have left undono
those things which wo ought to havo
done.' Now. I freely admit that I have
often done thlpgs I ought not, but that
I have left undone things that I ought
to have done I utterly deny, and 1 will
not stay hero to hear it said."
How He Talked.
Rubinstein, after a concert tour In
Spain, was asked i "Do you understand
Spanish?"
"No." bo said.
"Then you had to eonverso with the
Spaniards in French, 1 suppose?"
"Not orrery Spaniard speaks French."
LOAN
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$5.00 TO $500
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And tonic for warm weather, Rennets
beer, cools tho blood, invigorates tho
system and quenches tho thirst as
no other drink con do. It soothes
your hot weather nerves and keeps
you cool Inside nntlout. Bottled in
all Its original purity, Bcnncr's beer
will be delivered at your rcsldenco at
C5c per dozen of pint bottles.
THE GEO. J. RENNER
BREWING COMPANY
Akron, O.
Why Not a Trip
TO
This Summer
Do you realize that the most attrac
tive SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN
BESOIITS lu tho world are in Call
fornla and thai thoy arc quickly and
comfortably reached via the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
July Gth to 13th I ncluslve, exceeding
ly SPECIAL LOW KATE. Round trip
tickets will be sold account of the
fifth International convention of the
Epworth Lenguo to bo held in
SAN FRANCISCO.
Theso special low rates will be avail
able to all, whether members of tho
League or not, and tickets can bo
purchased to go via any of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S
THREE ROUTES:
SUNSET, OGDEN OR SHASTA,
Returning the same or either of tho
others. Through Pullman vcstlbuled
sleeping cars. First-class and tourist
For particular, address Q. Q. Herring,
Com. agent', S. P. Co., 711 Park bldg.,
Plttburg, Pa.
The
Louisville & Nashville
Railroad
Operates the Finest Passenger
Service In the South. Tho equipment
Is up-to-date, the road bed
without an equal and tho tlmo
the fastest. Through trains of
magnificent Coaches and Drawing
room Sleeping Cars between
Ohloago,
Cincinnati,
Loulavlllo,
Evomejvlllro or
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IMaahvlllo,
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Moblla,
New Orleano,
Pensaoola and
Jaoksonvlllo,
Through tho historical and scenic
regions of Tennessee,-Alabama,
Mississippi, Loulslaua nud Florida.
For descriptive matter, time-tables
and maps, address
C. L. STONE, General Pass. Agert
LOUISVILLE, KY.
"Then how In lae world did you talk
to them 7'
"With the piano," said Rubinstein,
With a smile.
The Actor and BU Salary.
"What salary aro you getting, old
boy"
"You have a brutal nnd discourteous
wny of putting It. I will tell you tho
salary I am promised, but wild horses
can't drag from mo the amount I am
getting." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Too Mnch.
"And I," she said In a burst of confi
dence, "havo faults like you, George."
"In that case, Miss Gngglns," ho
broke In, with a startled look, "I think
we had better call the engagement off."
Philadelphia Ledger.
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A Carton Tree.
There Is a curious combination tree
In West Stockbridge. Mnss. It Is pri
marily a maplo which measures, n foot
from the ground, 12 feet 3 Inches la
elrcumfereuce. Fifteen foot from tho
ground there arc one or two birch limbs
growing, and higher up aro currant and
ruspberry bushes which bear fruit each
year. It Is not stated whether tho
susar roado from Its sap has a rasp
berry flavor, or the birch bark- a cur
rant color and taste, or tho berries a
spicy tang of birch. It is vory old and
bids fair to stand for many yeara
longer.
nia Manners All In a Dnneb.
Tho laundress little boy Is being
strenuously brought up "by hand."
"Why, mum," she said despairingly, "if
I pounded that boy black nnd bluo I
couldn't learn blm hts manners. Here,
Wllllel" to the urchin, who was looking
confusedly at some pennies given him
by tbo mistress. "What do you say to
the lady?"
Willie looked troubled. Then, "Yes,
ma'am; no, ma'am; pease, fank you,
estuse me," be said breathlessly, re
membering all bis "manners" at once,
the occasion evldwitly. being greX
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