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aKKON DAILY DEMOOKAT. M0KDAY,, OCTOBER 14, 1001.
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Becoming accustomed to high grndo
'coffees like S. & G.'s Boston Bleu?
you will never be satisfied with niiy
common grade. You enjoy every
cup you drink. Order It this week.
S. & G.s specials for week ending
Saturday, Oct 21: 10 lbs lino table
Bait, 8c; 5 lbs fine table salt, 4c; "lbs
layer tigs, 25c. Cold storago goods in
fine shape. 2 lbs cleaned currants,
10c. 4 lbs Golden dates, 25c.
Addressed postal cards for the asking.
Schumacher & Gammeter
1G4 S. Howard st.
CHINA & JAPAN TEA STORE.
Both Phones. 520.
AMUSEMENTS.
AT THE QRAND
At 2:15 and 8 p.m., Oct. 16
Finnic Hurt presents Miss I1107.
Kormnn, supported by J. Krtuor
Crosby jr., and nn excellent com
puny In n grund revlvnl of
"EAST- LYNNE"
All fltnr cast costumes by Iledforn
Millions hnve seen It
Millions will see It.
Mntlnee prices Ail tills i'sc, nil
nnits of tho house. Children under
10 yenra old 10c. Night prices 25c,
iuc, wc nnu 10c.
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Our Aim
Is to furnish skilled work at
a nominal price and NOT ra
HOW CHEAPLY, but
HOW GOOD, it can be
made.
Our Work Guaranteed.
Best Set of Teeth $8.00
Good Set of Teeth $5.00
Open Sundays, 10 to 2.
Dr. H. J. Sanders
Akron Dental Parlors, office
Hall's block, corner Howard and
Mnrket sts.
FOR SEAMEN.
Rev. Hiram Sears Is In Akron
Again.
Rev. Hiram Sears, of Cleveland, the
well-known superintendent of tho
Western Seaman's Friend Society for
the Lake Erie district, is in Akron
again in the interests of the society
and spoke in eight of the prominent
churches yesterday. Tho objects of
his undenominational but humane and
evangelical society nro to provide chap
els and give the gospel, with Sunday
school and industrial school privileges,
to the families of sailors, boatmen,
wharf and dock men, railroad men,
. flshermnn, lumbermen and other work-
ing people In tho ports on tho lakes
nnd western rivers, and to extend to
their families visitation, distribution
of tracts nnd prlvato charltes in times
of affliction nnd bereavement. The
further objects of tho society are to
establish temperance boarding houses
with reading rooms and suitable read
lng matter for their entertainment
while in port. Much has been done
In these directions, but thero are still
a great many ports In the bounds, of
tie district reochlug from Allegheny
to the Rocky mouutnlns uupiovlded
for. The citizens of Akron have con
tributed to this excellent cause before
and will doubtless do so again.
, HAND IN HAND.
Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Indigestion
me uanu or me rreseni uay -AKron
People Knortiie Remedy.
There is a condition that n crest
many people get into these days not
sick aneu auieyto no around but never
xeeiing woii-weaic ana tne least exer
tion tuckers them out as months go
on they become weaker until resist
ance to d(sense is practjeally over
come. It was dlroctly for this class
that Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills
.were formnlatod.thcy provided the lack
ing element that Is wanted to remove
the tioubI.e netvc .force.
Mr. D., H. Rowland, of No. 1204
Bouth Main St., Akron, Ohio, says:
"Wo havo used Dr. A. W. Chase's
Nerve Pills with great puccess In a
case of nervousness, dizziness, weak
ness, headache and Inability to sleep.
We feel that kampnrter, druggist on
Bouth Howard St., did a fine thing
when ho introduced so lino a medi
' cine. In the' case I speak of the med
icine gavo rapid, easy results and a
julck return to hoalth and n natural
order of things."
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve TMIIr nr
eold at 50c a box at doalors, or Dr.
A. W. Chnso Medicine Co., Buffalo,.
N. Y. See that portrait and slgnnturo
of A. W. 01mse,.M. D., are .on., ovoryi
package. " ' - v" I
NOTATALL
Steel Corporation
Not a Trust.
Mr. Sheets lias So
Declared.
His Reasons Arc-Really' a
Joke.
Columbus, , O., Oct. 14. Attorney
General Sheets holds, that' the" United
States Steel corporation Is not-a'trust,
and Is therefore not amenable to the
one-tenth of l-per-cent tax which tho
State sought to collect from It some
time ago.
It has been a foregone conclusion
that Judge Sheets would, come to some
decision which would permit the cor
poration to escape the paymentof tho
tax. Both he ami Secretary' of State
Lnylln have felt the Influence of their
superiors since, their first attempt to
collect the tux due the State from-foreign
corporations, and have been look
ing for a place to crawl oilt.
Tho trust did not help them any In
this. Tin- communication of tho
Secretary of Stute, relative to the
payment of the tux, were ignored.
Absolutely no attention was ,pnld to
them, and the Attorney General was
forced to take the bull by the horns,
and frame up an excuse himself, since
the trust ofllclals declined to bother
with the matter. Sheets states In a
written opinion that tho statement
made by Mr. Schwab, when one the
stnnd recently, that ho nnd his asso
ciates do not own a majority of the
stock In the component companies of
tho trust, nnd do not attempt to Influ
ence their action, convinced him thnt
tho eoiporntlon Is not a trust, and Is,
therefore, not to be attacked either on
the ground thnt It Is a trust or forced
'to pay a tax lis a foreign corporation.
3very well-informed man knows thnt
tills explanation will' not hold water
for a moment, but it is tbo best that
Sheets could do.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a mpro
stimulant to tlrq nature. It affords
the stomach complete nnd absolute
r6st by dlgestlug tlio food you cat.
You don't have to diet but can enjoy
nil tho good food you want. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, instantly relievos that
distressed feeling nftor eating, giving
you new life and vigor.
William Warner. Gem Pharmacy, 113
S. Howard St.
DECLARED
He Was Robbed While
Intoxicated.
Story Told Police by a 17-Year-Old
Boy.
Lewis Homier, aged 17, of 20S Yale
st., makes no denial' of the fact that
ho was Intoxicated Sunday. In fact
tho police would not havo known this
had Louis not told them about it.
Moreover ho alleges that whilo ho
"woozy" ho was robbed of $20, a watch
and a ring; again, ho stated that tho
articles might, have been taken by
companions for enfo keeping. The
boy's father says the child may have
had $1.50 when he "started out-"
NEW FACTORY
FOR WARWICK.
Large Glass leaking Industry
Already Started.
Thero have been several reports of
new enteiprlses being almost ready to
locate at Warwick, O., but thoy were
discredited time after -time and final
ly came to naught.
It seems that 'the hamlet Is about
to have n real boom, however, for
Russell & Co., of Massllon, have let
contracts, for n gluss factory there
and tho work1 lins already commenced.
Thero will be llvo buildings In eon
nectlon with the plant when complet
ed, each of them- approximately 40 x
SO feet In slzo and two stories high.
D. O. Sraltji, whoso sawmills will
furnish a great- deal of the timber
required for .thd construction of the
now factories has received a "first order
for 100,000 feet of timber and is busy
getting the timber froin growths near
Warwick. .
The sandstone from which tho glass
will bp madois quarried at Warwick;
aiul tho new plant, wlion completed
will employ more than too men. This
Is tho fifth factory .of the -kind Uint
the Russell Coinpfuiy-.-has jjuilf-.aiid
operated, ,, . ,,
Cracks Great Bones r
With Perfect Ease.
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London, Oct 14, A great attraction
at the Zoological Gardens is the new
white hyena, a variety never before
known.
It Is a ravenous cater, but whnt
draws the crowds is the demonstration
of the marvelous strength of Its Jaws.
It crunches great bones flung to it
with a single snap, and every time it
is fed there is a dcuso throng about
Its cage.
It can crack tho thigh bone of a
buffalo m halves with scarcely an ef
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KNIGHTS OP HONOR.
Thero wns a. good attendance at
Acme Lodge last Monday night, to
hear repoits of the Grand officers of
tills stnte, which was very favorable.
Tonight thero will bo initiation and
nil members arc requested to bo pres
ent. The members of Spartan Lodgo
are, cordially Invited.
1 MODERN WOODMEN.
Akron Cninp held its regular, meeting
last Monday evening. Twelve applica
tions were received nnd acted upon
nnd one stranger was led through tho
forest. A sudden attack upon the
door cut nil further busbies short and
upon Investigation It wns found that
tho ladles of Puiltnn .Camp, Royal
Neighbors, 'were the Cause of nil tho
disturbance. Tho surprise was com-'
plete and a welcome, surprise It was
indeed. Every Woodman knows that
when the Royal Neighbors call, there
Is to bo a good time, nnd the absent
neighbors had good reason to "turn'
green with envy."
Coffee, doughnuts nnd sandwiches
were served, after which spoech-mak-ing
and dancing were enjoyed. x
Special, notice should be taken by
those neighbors who pay their dues
on Saturday even'ng, thnt hereafter
the cleik can bo found every Saturday
evening at the Surprlho Clothing
Store, on South Main st.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OP
'HONOR.
Agenda Lodge met Tuesday evening
with a good attendance. The drilling
of tho team has started out iu, fino
shape. The captain wishes every
member to make nn effort to be pres
ent at the meeting next Tuesday
evening. Lodge begins promptly at 7
o'clock. H
O. R. 0,
Star aud Crescent Commnndery at
its last session transacted business
that had been layed over for some
time, so It behooves overy member to
bo present next meeting nnd sec how
the new rules work. Tho relief com-1
mlttee repotted all members well.
The funeral badges thnt have been
piesented to the commnndery are very
line nnd Star arid Orescent should feej
proud of them. Our next meeting
promises to be Interesting. Tho stall
of our Supremo officers nro expected
Ho lp present nnd tho team will give'
nn exhibition drill. Tlio captain re
quests nil slstcts that are members
of tho team to bo present. .
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAp.
Tho winter's work In McPJiersph
Lodgo has been taken up In a vigorous
way nnd with nn excellent attendance.
At thu last convention, by a special
dispensation, the first aud second
ranks were confetred on two candi
dates. Although It was the first
work of the. season, tho runty teatns
were In excelleiit.shape nudtheiworklfow-dnys In AUvdnlooklfig after the
fort; In which connection a quaint fale
is told of Doari Bucklnnd. In the
eaves of Derbyshire and Devonshire
prchlstoilc remains of siiinshed-up
bono were found. Ben is wore general
ly neeepted as the authois of the de
vastation; but Dean Bucklnnd protest
ed it was the work of hyenas.
To piove hh contention, he kept a
tiuije hyena, gave It bones to crack,
and compared the fragments with the
discovered remains. The resemblance
placed all doubts at lest.
was exemplified 'hi n very creditable
manner, nnd the'c'nptains of the teams
received liltieb 'commendation. Next
convention, the1'' Chivnlilc rank of
Knight will' be'"conferted with full
ritualistic work; ' Let an Ktiignis no
presont. All 'Visiting knights in the
city are cordially 'Invited to attend ab
conventions.
ROYAL TEMPLARS.
Summit' Council; No. 30 will meet
this,' Monday evening, lit Foresters'
Temple, 215 E. -Market st. A largo
'class will be Inltlnted and "overy mem
bni- Is l-oime.stod to be lifesent for bust-1
ness of impel tnuce.
Former Rojnl Templnrs wishing to
reunite with the otder, nro lequested
to communicate with Supreme Deputy
Bnehr at the Rostock House.
I), of L.
Columbia Council will meet nl 2:30
p, m., standnid time at the next reg
ular date in older to get the business
of tlio council out of the way. By tills
means it will euablo nil to go home
nnd get their supper and return in
tiii)e for Hie ten cent pedro party at
7;30, to which everybody Is invited.
Light refreshments will bo served nnd
prizes will be given. F. B. D., No
153 Is due. Members of this depart
ment come piep.ired for It and remem
ber dues must be kept paid In advance
to bo beneficial If you are one hour be
hlrid when tal.cn sick or disabled It
Will bar j on fi'im benefits. Sister Cora
Rodriek wns repotted sick with the
grip. Slsteis should visit her,.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Evening Star Camp met Monday
evening with u good - attendance.
Every' member Is requested to bo ptos
ent this, Monday evening. The ladles'
team will drill. The cnplaln will bo
ready at 7 o'clock.
I. O. F.
The Companions of Court Trlde, will
give a ninsqiierndo ball for ladles and
other friends I'rlduy oVcnlng, Forester
hall,
L,
0. T. M.
Independent Hive sewing society
will meet nt the homo of Lady Wood
lings, lfil South Summit St., Wednes
day Oct. 10, all day. All Indies nto
requested to bring their luiiclt.
Tim CHEVALIERS.
Akron Castle held- nn Interesting
meptlng on Wednesday night and the
team exemplified the Ladles', degiee.
Tl)s'is the Hist time this degreo has
been put on Iu "y castle of the otder
In aecotdmu'o with tho new ritual, anil
It Is certainly n magnificent conception
and very Interesting.
Akron Castle Is doing nicely and will
Initiate a large number of new members-riming
tl' Full and Winter.
Oltovaller Lyiiris,, one of the hustling
deputies of the order,' Isispendlng a.
Interests of the ensiles Iicic,
Chevalier Cameron has gnm- to com
plete he work "In Cleveland In spleii
did style and will hold his first meet
ing with Unit castle Monday evening.
Chevalier F. A. Place In nearly ready
to Institute a castle at Kent, and will
hn the best people Iu that hustling
town iih charter members. He Is also
doing some work In Ravenna.
Prof. Lowry, deputy at Ashtabula Is
securing some of the- best people In
thut city and will soon Institute thero.
Chevalier Roller Is doing splendid
work in building up the castle In
Salem, and wo will soon havo 150
members.
Mnjor Brugglns of Washington, 'I).
C, Is taking good care of the work In
that city.
A number of applications for posl- t
tlons as deputy have been filed, but
the Supreme' Secietniy Is making a
careful Investigation 'jis to character,
standing and ability of every prospec
tive deputy, and none but thoroughly
good men and women will bo per
mitted to represent Tho Chevaliers.
Supreme Secretary Stiatton left for
his home In Sh'nrou, Saturday evening,
aud will move his family bote the first
of the week when thoy will occupy
their home lecently' purchased from
City Engineer Puyne on Beck ave.
Supreme Medical Director Caullleld
was In Cleveland In the interest of the
older and repoits everything moving
along nicely in his department.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Provident Council will hold its
stated meeting Wednesday evening in
G. A. R. Hall at 7:30. A fiill attend
ance Is requested. Our last meeting
wns plentnnt and profitable. Biother
Kendall, Grand Orator of Cleveland
was with us and gave n very Interest
ing talk to tho members present on
the growth and prosperity of 'the Older.
The Inwease for the past six months
being greater than nt any other time
In its history. Let us still keep up the
good work. Our treasurer having on
the advice of his physclan left the city
for a short vacation, the members
who (leslro to pay their assessment
when down town can do so at tho
olllco of Bro. Campbell In the Arcade
Block. It will assist tho collcctorr In
his duties if as many as possible will
do so.
PATHFINDER.
Mlddlebuiy Lodgo met Friday night
and two candidates rode tho goat and
several applications were received.
The committee on entertainment re
ported receipts from social last week,
and plans for anpher of a different
nature were discussed.
Akron Lodge -will lmake arrange
ments for nn pyste.r supper Monday
night. They will have a reception to
the newly married ;menibeis of which
theio are quite a few, a welcome for
the jtew members lntcly initiated and
at thesnme time the losing side In the
late contest will treat the lodge.
Hamilton Lodge was organized at
Hamilton, Ohio, during thu past week
by Deputy Thomas. This makes ten
lodges' Brother Thonins has organized
During September the Pathfinder re
ceived applications for membership
from 40 different cities dfstrlbuted
over ten states.
Tho Pathllndets In California and
West Virginia are very enthusiastic
and the new members secured by tlio
lodges In these states Indicates the
haid work ijone.
GRAND ARMY OF REPUBLIC.
Buckley Post hnd nn interesting
meeting Friday night, the greater part
of tlio session being devoted to re
marks by the comrades on tho good of
the order. The Post has a camp lire
under consideration for tlio near fu
ture. The sick were all repotted ns
Improving, Department Commander
Taggnrt was present at, the meeting.
Mrs. .7. A. Long presented to Buck
ley Post, through Comrade Cutter, a
number of letters written dm lug tho
War of the Rebellion, by deceased
comrade, D. J. Long, which contain
much Interesting rending and were
received with thunks.
Comrade Frank Relfshyder, now of
Chicago was given n hearty welcome
and entertained tlio Post with re
marks. DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
Ognrccta Council held an Interesting
meeting Tuesday .evening. Several
visitors were present. Tlio following
councils were represented; Wlilto
Fawn, Wild Rose and GoldNEngle.
Tho fish fry held at Sister Slump's,
Wednesday evening Iu spite of tho
weather was a great success.
Wlilto Fawn Council, No. 20 is
going to Cleveland Tuesday evening
to visit Golden Kaglo, Council. Tlio
ladles-expect to Io.tve on a special A.,
B, it 0, ear at 4:3Q o'clock. All nietn
bets aio expected to attend, as trans
pottntlon will bo free of charge.
O. U. A. M.
Summit Council, No, 10 met Wed
nesriny evening, wjtli a fair attend
ance. The auditing committee niiirio
Its report, aljo tbo social coininliteo
mado it pqrtlal. report Ono canrildato
was token In 0(0 tblrJ and. final de
gree, also pnotraiisfer card was re-
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iHriLLn Ajl Cases.
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lief, even In the worst cases. It cures wlieu ull else
fulls.
The Rev. C. F. Wells, of Villa Ridge, 111., says:
"Your trial Iwttlc of Asthmaleiie received In good con
dition. I cannot tell you how thankful I feel for tho
good derived from It I was a slave, chained with pu
trid sore throat and nstlitna for ten years. I dipnred of
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similar to the ono that cured Mr. Wells. We'll send It by mall POST
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write for It even on n postal. Never mind, though you are despairing,
however bad jour case. Asthmalene will relieve and cure. The worse
your casV, the more glad we are to send It Do not delay. Write at
once, addiesslng I)R TAFT BROS. MEDICINE CO., 70 East 130th st,
N. Y. City. Sold by All Drugglsti.
ceived. Brother Took Is next to pre
sent his card. Brother .John L. Hojp
made a lasting speech on the good oi
the order. Biother Hairlugton Is muk
big arrangements for ptogresslvo pe
riio und Biother Cuitls says he'll fur
nish some music soon. Biother Bor
on has left for Michigan and will not
bo with us for some time. A good
time Is piomlsed those who attend out
next meeting. All brothers are re
quested to come early next Wednes
day night
UNIFORM RANK, K. P.
Summit City Company, No. CO, meets
tonight, and a good attendance Is de
sired, as matters of importance will
come befote tlio company. .It Is time
now for some arrangements to be
made for cntcitniuuicnts and socials,
ns the season is advancing for social
gatherings. Let every member be
piesent and make the drills and other
meetings mote enthusiastic. The
drills are limited to one hour here
after, and those who do not wish to
stay out late may get home early.
Akion company, Friday night, hnd
a very good meeting, and next Friday
night will have n candidate to initi
ate. On Thursday night Akrbn com
pany will visit Sicily lodge in East
Aktou, marching over in full dress
unifoiin, with the' drum cotps, nt
7:30. Thero are several. more pleas
ant trips to make before the weather
gets bad.
W. T. Wesson, Gholsonville, Va.
druggist, writes: "Your Ono Minute
Cougl) Cure .gives perfect satisfaction.
My customers say it is the best rem
edy for coughs, colds, throat aud lung
tioubles."
William Warner, Gem Pharmacy,
113 S. Uowatd st.
TEAM
Of the Eighth Regiment.
It Will Shoot For a Medal at
Newark.
The rlllo team of the Eighth regi
ment, which will compete uniong them
selves nnd against tho members of the
teams icprcncutiug nil the other Ohio
regiment for the Governor's medal at
Newark this fall, will report at the
Newark range October 15. Four com
panies of the regiment, Cos. C, D, I,
and L are not lepieseitted In the
team.
Major A. B. Critchficld,' of, Shrove,
will bo Iu command. The other mem
bers as selected thus far are: Ser-geant-Miijor
Robert Campbell, Ser
geant Fted Bacon, A; Private Michael
Hipp, A; Rosseau Hos, B; B. F. Bates,
C; Captain F. B. Boers, Ej.Otis (J.
Stranb, F; Lieut. B. T. Craig, II;
James Omen, K; C. M. Eddy. H;
Ghailes Shea, M. The alte'rnntes
will be, C A. Ovlntt, F; John S. Ber
tollette, K; Geoffrey Bloom, M.
WALNUTS ARE
THE STAPLES.
The Other Kinds Are Very Scarce
' This Year.
A largo 'number of Akron people
were stricken with the nutting fever
last week and eaelt day saw wagon af
ter wagon and many buggies scouring
tlio country for miles mound tho city
hi seal eh of hickory nuts, walnuts and
especially chestnuts. There were
hordes of piosjiectois-out 011 bicycles,
too, but their efforts were vain as were
most of those of the real hunteis, who
ONE BAR of
Removes more dirt than two
of other kinds, Dpn't use
too freely; a. liftle does the
best work. h
Grocers -sell it, people use it
'IKU. U..ltf. WDI Wp
7Ve Angelo Andrew
Paint Gt Varnish Co.
324 South Mixin St.
In tlm only vxf-liulvf-pnliiHtore
In tlio city. Kverythltig In the
pulnt Mm-, I'durnela, bronze,
busily imlnts, Ann colon,
lirualics, tporme, ready-mixed
)niliil, dry colors. All grodea
of t-nrrlni;e, liouaound furniture
ml."lies. (ilo us 11 call. We
vwint jour custom. As much
attention given to small orders
us lurK" onei.
I?te Angelo Andrew
Paint & Varnish Co.
324 South Main St
Akron, O.
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DEALER 111
Imported & Domestic Wines
611 SOUTH MAIN ST., AKROM, 0.
Recommended by physicians for
medical and table use.
R. KATE R. MCALLISTER
LADIES' PHYSICIAN. (Registered.)
Confidential advice and treatment of all
diseases peculiar to -women. Patients
taken In confinement. Consultation ireu
by mall. If In need of help write at onco.
btrlctly private. A -woman best undtrstandi
women's needs. .Medicine furnlslied at
reasonable rates. Call or address Dr. Kate
It. McAllister, cor. City Park and Htewart
me., Columbus, O.
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Becker's
Candy & News'
Saturday, Oct. 12
FRESH
PEANUT CANDY
All candies our own make.
Becker's
122 South Main St
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SOLD BY WM. WASHER,
144 South Howard st. Akron, Ohio,
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
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Maatioa tUa yyft.
all DruifUtt
ta t'alrrirtlrr I annual Co.;
UadUon Ftqaure, I' HI LA., 1A.
l!ST
CURE YOURSELF !
Vri Big u tor uDuatural
diflclisrgM.lnllAtDniatloii.,
Irrltotioiu or ulceration,
or ratyootif mectbr.D.4.
I'llnfen. and not astriB-
rOCREfl
Mol wBdftTi,
net M atrietirc.
UQftriB(ej
J rim CeoUllou.
mtEvWSCHtimcuCo. " or PoImuoui.
Mun,o.HR3. . V .w
u, a, a jSsj y "m " w?iy
Circular sent ou rwjuost.
a
went prepared to bring back a harvest
Those who went for walnuts wer
inoto largely succesful tlinu tho rest
for there Is a larger crop of this pan
tlcular Mud of dainty than nny othcri
Chestnuts are scarce. Trees thaj
formerly yielded bushels cannot boasl
quarts this year. Hickory trees an
also scarce about hero and taken a?
a whole, Summit county wll not fur
nish many nuts for tills winter.
Do you buffer from plies? If so da
not turn to surgery for relief. Do.
Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo will ncl
moro quickly, surely aud safely, savi
Ing you tho expense and datiger ol
operation.
William Warner, Gem Pharmacy, lli
S. Howard at. y
Of Per
If lb.
JSm
WfiW
reNTOiTOL PILLS
Bl TLs. Uiiclaal nnu Unlr (ienulna.
Ersar
fr"Mi'
W i. t !..
Lr $
1". f?
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