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AlOBOK DAILY DEMOCRAT. SATUltDAY. SEPTEMBER
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A GREAT MAN'S IDEA.
jwmww
EMUS, as Ruskin
a superior power of seeing. Have you
the genius to see how impbrtant an
?SP
element in the success of your house-keeping
Is the use of Ivory Soap? Judged by the work
it does Ivory is the cheapest soap in America
to-day. It is harmless. Embroideries, laces
and delicate stuffs should be washed only
with Ivory Soap.
"SOME PEOPLE
WE ALL KNOW."
Poet Laureate of
Steps Boldy
Mr. Gcoigo H. Carey, of 121 Laka
St., an Inspector for the N. O. T. Co.,
has written sonic verses in which ho
mentions every man on the Main St.,
line.
Mr. Carey is not exactly a Tennyson,
nor yet linn ho ear marks of a Kipl
ing, hut his verses have tickled the
ribs of his fellow car operators, and
nrc printed herewith:
Now If you will kindly listen
To my little talc of woo,
I will tell you a little story
Of some people wu all know.
First on the list comes Flagf:. -
A motormou tried and true
WhdniaeJiiamovthat,s .known to
fame ' ,
It's the old red. white and blue.
Then there is his conductor,'"
Will Myers Is fho boy,
He is his mother's darling,
His father's pride and joy.
Next on the list come AVhillakcr,
'A mon who can't bo beat,
As a motorman an d gentleman
Tills Whittakcr from (Jruut street.
And also, his conductor,
."lohn Fallor, boys, you know,
A man who has the nervo to light
And keeps them on the go.
Next comes Shorty Broughton,
Wlioru everybody likes,
You ought to hear that Indian yM
When ho comes down the pike.
Then comes Mr, Jackson,
A man of great renown,
Who has the reputation
'Of owning half the town.
Boys, you nil know Frank Harring
ton, A good man every Inch,
A man you con depend upon
When It comes down to a pinch.
And nlso Johnny Sutter.
Who lives behind the barn
And dearly loves the woman
WEDDED
Two Hearts Made
Observatory Tower.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.. Sept. 7.-(Spl.)
.-High up on the observatory tower,
in the midst of the spray, as It sweeps
from the falls the Bev. A. S. Bacon,
married Miss Gertrude Fish, of Cam
bridge Springs, Pa. to Alobtr Mnu
bin, of Grand Valley, Pa., Thursday.
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Dyspepsia Cure
When tho stomach Is dlsoased all tho other organs Buffer, houco fatal
diseases ot tho heart, liver, lungs and kidneys aro of ton tho result of
Improper digestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cuke contains all the natural
digestive fluids and by digesting what you eat, It cures tho Indiges
tion without aid from the stomach, allowing It to rest and rogaln Its
healthy condition and pcrmtttlngyou to eat all the pood food you want.
"My rest la ofton disturbed at night by Irregular heart action which
IbellOTo la on account of my stomach being overloaded with undi
gested food. I keop a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Ooiik nearby and a
6mall doso always gl ves mo I nstant relief. Ed. Thomas, Leltohfield, Ky."
it can?i help iiiit do you good
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The favorite household remedy for coughs, rolds, croup, bronchitis, grlppo,
tbroatandlungtroubleslsONE MINUTE Cough Cure. ItcuresqulcKly.
ytU. WARNER, GEM PHARMACY, 113 HOWARD ST
defines it, is simply
Street Car
Forward.
Who conies from oft the farm.
Then there is another,
A Ilrst clais motorman,
Who keeps them rolling nil the time,
Our old time friend John Urban.
Next comes our old friend Stevens.
The man who always smiles
Who has no care or troubles,
But Is laughing all the while.
Then comes Mr. Stewart,
Whom. .lives on May.Court, ,
A very jouy reuow
And always fond of .sport. V,,
And wc have Captain Walker,
A pfcmhcr of the B oa rd? ' ' i( t
'Our hustling "young 'Councilman
From the Seventh Ward.
Now we huvo another.
Big hearted John Hull,
Who dearly loves the Indies
And always has a pull.
Then we have littlo Peto
And Curl Is his name,
He U kind of short in stnturo
But bo gets there Just the same.
Nest on the Ist comes Bowman,
Poor little sawed off Will.
There ain't a great deal of him
But enough to fl!l the bill.
Then we have another,
It's of T3d. Kill I speak,
A rattling good conductor,
But wh'.u ho walks he squeaks.
Well, boj-s. you all know this man,
Bill Ish who lives on Lake.
And as a true blue Dutchman,
You bet ho takes the cake.
T.nst of all comes Leonard,
A man whom wo all like.
Hp keeps them hustling all tho time
As they go down tho pike.
And now we will end the story,
I don't think you want any more
Here comes th o now buperlntendent,
Wo will let him have the floor.
WAY UP.
One In Niagara
A ciowd of visltois watched the cere
mony.
Couples have boon tfqdded near the
cave of tho winds and over midstream
on tho Niagara bridges, but tills Is the
llibt time a marriage has been per
formed amid tho spray clouds.
NAMED
Delegates to the
Convention.
Harmony at Last Night's
Caucuses.
Precinct Committeemen
Also Selected.
W. E. Snyder Esq. to be Execu
tive Committee Chairman.
.There was no discord in any of
tho Democratic caucuses for the se
lection of delegates to today's County
convention, Friday night. Vov tho
most part they were well attended.
In all n lively Interest was shown,
indicating the enthusiasm in today's
meeting.
It is practically certain that W. 13.
Snyder, Esq., Avlll be chosen chair
man of the County Executive com
mlttee. Mr. Snvdcr is a. worker and
will make hfs services count in that
position.
INTEREST
Was Shown In All the
Caucuses.
Friends of the candidates were at
tho caucuses and there were home good
uatured contests. Th 1 exults follow:
FIRST WARD.
Mr. S. OJ. Itogors was chosen chair
man of tho First waid caucus. Mr.
A. C. llolloway acted as secretary.
Delegates elected weie: O. V. Baum.
Wui. Nolan, C. W. Mllllkln, A. 0.
Hachtel, E. W. Shook and S. G. Hog-
CIS.
Precinct committeemen are: Dr. C.
W. Mllllkln, precinct A; Wm. Nolan,
U; H. G. Itogcrs, C; Miles MclTar
land. D.
SECOND WARD.
The Second ward caucus was hold
at No. 2 engino house. Mr, Ivan
Myer, presiding. Mr. J. W. Hartcr
was selected secretary. The delegates
elected' wero: "Messrs. John D.
Campbell, Al. Peterson, Ivan Myers,
Chas. McCormfck.
Precinct committeemen wero select
ed as follows: A, Lairy Halllnan; B,
Al. Peterson; C. Ivan Myers; D,
Adoiph Mueller. The state platform
and candidates were endoised by reso
lutions. THIRD WARD.
Mr. J. V. Bruot was chairman and
Mr. Joseph VauOverineer secretary
of the caucus. Delegates to the Coun
ty convention are: Joseph VnnOver
inper. C. B. Wadliams, Dr. .7. H.
Seller, J. F. Bruot, John T. Donahue,
T. B. Callahan.
Precinct committeemen arc: A,
Adoiph "Texas" Huhlln; B, Frank
Hanson; Q, Joseph VanOvermcer; D.
Fred Sharpo; B, Frank Cassldy.
FOURTH WARD.
Mr. Geo. Cummins was chnhmaiijof
the caucus and Mr. John A. WIntrodo
secretary. The following delegates
wero elected: Geo. Cummins, lion. O
K. Grant, John A. Wiutrode, J. 'K.
Vaughan, H. E. Homer.
Precinct committeemen: A, Geo.
Cummins; B. W. T. Sawyer; 0. U. E.
Homer.
FIFTH WARD.
There wore 50 votes In 'tho ward
caucus, of which Wm, E. Snyder was
chairman and P. It. Tobln, secretary.
Delegates chosen wero: W. E. Sny
der, P, It. Tobln, James McCausland,
A. G. Kauffmau.
Precinct committeemen choson were:
A. G. Kautfman, A; James McCaus
land, B; W. E. Snyder, O.
SIXTH WARD.
J. W. Gauthler was chairman of iho
caucus and Walter Sheibondy, clerk.
There was n good representation at
tills meeting. The delegates selected
were: Wm. E. Allen, Thomas Brady,
Samuel Zimmerman, J. W. Gnuthlcr,
James Hallluau, Christ Vogl, S. K.
Itoblnson.
Precinct committeemen were select
ed as follows: A, Bartlejr Lynch; B,
Christ Vogt; 0, J. Hatfield; D, Simon
Cronlu; E, James Halllnan.
City Commissioner John McFarlnnd
was chahman of tho Seventh ward
caucus and Mr. J. II. Cronln, secre
tary. Delegates selected are: John
McFarland, H. Lewis, Tj. II. Amcr,
Tlios. Kelloy, A. A. Halter, Itev. Gpo.
Hurler Samuel Bender, U. 8. Soever,
J. II. Cronln.
.Frceluct committeemen: A. Thos,
Armltage; B. J. IT. Cronln; O, T. F.
Coughlin; D, Uov. Geo. Hurler,
Mr. August PIsko was chairman
and Mr. F. W. Gayer, secretary. Dele
gates aro G. W. Heffnor, John Mora,
August Plske, Jacob Gayer, Max An
dres, Ola 1st Kneeht, Wm. Kroegler,
Mr. McFarland.
Precinct committeemen: A, F. W.
Gayer; B, O. Thompson; O, n. Gus
tavel; I"), John Grelsslng; E, ,7. 0, Hill.
Dances at Silver Lake every oven
Ing until Oct. 1. Meals served. Good
street car Bcrvice.
STAR COURSE.
Description of the List of Altra
tioru Offered.
The Star Entertainment Course,
which is to bo held at tho Grand Opera
house, the coming season, promise
to bo tho greatest in point of talent
and attendance of any previous course
ever given In Akron. Tho opening at
traction, lirooke's Chicago Marino
Hand Orchestra, consisting of 35
pieces, costs us much as tho averago
courso of six numbers and this Is only
one of the great ten events which
constitutes tho Star Course the com
ing season. Tho SJtnnils-Jackson Co.,
second attraction on tho courso
will bo one of tho artistic events of tho
season. The company consists of 4
artists; Sibyl Saimnls, soprano, fc
an artist of grcatablllty.havlngsharcd
tho honors with .Sliimian lleluck at
tho Malno festival last season. Dr.
Ion Jackson, tenor of the company, is
creating an enviable reputation
througout the Cential and New Eng
land statos and netds no introduc
tion to an Akron audience.
Tho Boston Ladles Symphony Or
chestra has been re-engaged this year
making it the third consecutive time
they have appeared la the Star Couise.
Tho Lecture Demonitiation on 'Wire
less Tclegiaphy and Liquid Air by W.
J. Clarke of New Yoik City, will un
doubtedly be one of the most Interest
ing features of tho course.
The Williams and Miles Song Itecl
till, will be another uitlstlc event of
the season. H. Evan Williams Is con
seeded the greatest tenor In America,
and Gwillm Miles, baritone, was tho
leading soloist with the Boston Festi
val the past season. Ife Is a great ar
tist and conceded by many critics to
be equal to Williams. The remaining
numbers are equally meritorious, con
sisting of Elbert Hubbard, editor of
the Phylistlne Magazine; Itlchle, the
magician, and bis combination of
novelties; tho Johnson-Swiss hand-bell
ringers; tho Wilson-Combination and
the famous Park Sisters of New York.
Tickets for this excellent list of at
tractions of the Star Course lire now
being sold bv canvassers and are also
ou sale nt Robinson's hook store.
RUNNING SMOOTHLY.
Manager Currie Says There's No
Trouble at Power House.
"The stories that there is a striko
on among employes at the power house
aie ridiculous," said Manager Currie,
of the N. O. T. Co., Friiluy. "Two of
the men resigned to accept other posi
tlons, and, of course their places have
been tilled by otheis. Everything Is
running binoothly at the power house.
Stood Death Off.
13. B. Munrlayl a lawyer of Henriet
ta, Tex., oncojfpoled a grave-digger.
He says: "My brother was very low
with malaria fever and Jaundice. I
persuaded him to try Electric Bitters,
and he was soon much better, but
continued Uieir jUse until he was
wholly cured. I am sure Electric Bit
ters saved his life." This remedy ex
pels malaria, kills disease germs and
purifies the blood, aids digestion, reg
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels, cures
constipation, dyspepsia, nervous dis
eases, kidney troubles, femsje com
plaints; ghes perfect health. Only
50c at all drug stores.
REDUCED
HIS WEIGHT.
Officer Murray Will Begin Work at
182 Pounds.
Officer Eugene Murray, of 1033 E.
Market st, who has recovoied from a
10-weeks' slego of typhoid fever, will
lesumo his duties ns patrolman Mon
day. When taken sick Mr. Murray
weighed 255 pounds; he now weighs
1S2, and a few weeks ago weighed
considerably it.
Chas. Bepiogle, of Atwater, 0., was
unable to work on account of kidney
Uouble. After using Foley's Kidney
Cure four days lie was cured.
A. Warner, J. M. Latter and J.
Lamparter & Co.
WOMAN
Missionary From America Held
by Turkish Brigands.
Washington. Sent. 7. fSiil.1 Miss
Stone, an American missionary, while
traveling in luniey wnn a leuiaie
companion, has been captured by
brigands near SfiToulca. U. S. Min
ister Lelshmnn, in cabling this fact
to tho State department, says that ho
hns tnl:in Immediate and enercctlc
steps to secure her release. MUs Stono
Is from Itoxbury. Mass.
Splitting
Headaches
cured speedily vtlth no ill after
effects, by
Clinic
Headache Wafers
Absolutely harmless, easily
taken, do not depress act as a
tonic on the heart.
CLINIC PHARMACAL CO.,
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ALLDRUGqiSTS(10cTO,
SYSTEMIC CATARRH
And Grip Prostration Afflicts the People
All Summer.
UNITED STATES
Hon. F. Simmons, United States Marshal, Mobilo, Alabama, speaks In high
praise of tho merits of Pornna. In a letter written from Washington, D.C., ho
saya:
'After having vscd Peruna for
most excellent remedy for the grip and catarrh ever prepared. I can
heartily recommend it to any one." Yours sincerely,
F. Simmons.
Eren a slight attack ot la grippe
sows the seeds of discord and degenera
tion all through tho system. Recovery
seems Impossible. The strength does
Mi return. The whole system seems
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a short time I find that it is the
deranged. Every function is disturbed.
Appetite and digestion demoralized.
Creeping rigors, hot flashes, cold
sweats and fitful sleep linger to make
life almost unbearable.
Just Ask For Beer
and your dealer will givo you what
he chooses. He may think more of
his profit than of your nealth. Ask
for Itenner's beer and you get the best
beer that is made. It Is orcwed, aged
and bottled to mukc a genuine lager i
beer. $1.23 a case, delivered.
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It is this condition that Dr. tlartman
calls systomio catarrh, Tho wholo sys
tem issaturatcdwlthcatarrh. Thlndls
oovory marked animportantadranceln
tho history of modlcal science. Tbo
medical profession had long boon grop
ing to dUcor'er the meaning of tho stub
born and distressing aftor-offocts of la
grlppo. All romodics seemed allko in
adequate. As soon as Dr. Ilartman announced
that It was his bollef that tho after
effects of la grippe was simply sya
tomlc catarrh, a great advance waa m ado
In tho treatment of theso cases. It now
only remained to find a xollablo remedy
for systemic catarrh.
Hero a now difficulty arose. Catarrh
had been regarded by many physicians
as a local dlscaso and treated solely by
local remedies. Such physicians know
of no flystomlc remedy for catarrh.
Other physicians regarded yitarrh as a
blood disease and had been In tho habit
of troating it with blood medicines,
which conld bo of no possible use In
systemic catarrh.
For a ttmo Peruna enjoyed the dis
tinction of being tho only systemic ca
tarrh remedy known. It was not eren
claimed by anyone that there was an
other remody for this exasperating con
dition. Since then, however, a great many
remedies have bcon proposed for sys
tomlc catarrh, and a great deal ot val
uable time wasted In experimenting
with other remedies. Bat It otlll re
mains trno that Peruna Is the only spe
cific remedy for the after-effects ot la
grlppo. The demand for this remedy,
in consequence- of tho present opidemla
of la grippe, la onormous.
Mr. J. P. Lowery, proprietor City Hotel
Albany, Texas, says : "Being advised to
try Peruna for la grippe and Mthma, I
lid so with good results. I had been
feeling very unwell for a loDg time, and
had asthma quite bad till I came West,
when I got better of the asthma, but was
not well. I tried a great many remedies
for it, but nothing was able to cure me.
"I took three bottlcsof Perunaandl
am happy to say that it is the best med
icine I ever used. I am satisfied that
Peruna is a good medicine, and as such
have commended it to several of my
friends with good results. It is seldom
I give a testimonial, but I think thiamine
you. I hope others may bo benefited
through you and your medicines."
Every one should read Dr. Hartman'a
latest lecture on la grippe. This lecture
will be sent free by The Peruna MedicSno
Company, Columbus, Ohio.
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Cor, Broadway and Exchange
Wholesale Liquor Deader.
The bett Whisky told in barrel, and
aU kinds af Liquors for flue saloons.
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Of Columbus, brewers of high grade
WIKN'En BEER. Export a spediMty.
BOTTLED BEER FOR FAMILY DSE.
Importers of California and Ohio I
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any point of the city.
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Bottle Department 051.
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AKRON, O.
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People's Phone 26
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