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AKRON DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY. OCTOBER 14 3U0I
ething New
Here all the time. Opportunities to get what you are looking foj are daily noted on this page.
If you don't see what you want, a small advertisement willput your want before the people. The
cost is trifling. Twenty-four words 3 times 25c if paid in advance; 50c if charged.
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-A middle ngcd lndy to do
light housework. No washing. Emi.
Mis. A, ltcrrodlu, 805 S. Main st.
151-153
WANTED Good girl for general
housework; small family; good
wages. Apply at COO East Market
st. Sir. AV. F. Lauhnch. 150-153
WANTED 3 young ladles, good ad
dress. Call at Windsor hotel, Mon
day evening, or Tuesday morning,
before 8 o'clock. It. N. Smith.
,151
WANTED A girl for general house
work. Inquire Mrs. I. Isbcll, 211
Perkins st. 140 tf
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTED Two good boys to pass
billsif Call at once. Hotel Pendel
ton, 000 E. Market st. 151
TIIOTO ENGRAVERS wanted nt
once. Half tone arid lino photograph.
crs, etcher, routers and iliilshcrs.
Good salaries and steady positions
for good workmen.
Eclipse Electrotype & Engraving Co.,
Cleveland, O. 151-153.
WANTED 100 coal miners; 50 men
at Turkey Foot mine; 50 men nt
Magnolia mine. Brewster Coal Co.,
COS S. Main st, Akron, O. 140-154
LOST.
LOST on Market st. a taffeta jac
et. .Finder letuin to G. M. Ott, 173
S. Howard st. and receive reward.
150-lo2
LOST A lady's matted gray leather
pocket book, containing $11.50. Find
er please return to Democrat olllce.
150-152
FOUND.
FOUND Tho best placo to borrow
money privately on furniture, without
removal; easy terms. N. 'M. Berk,
103 S. Howard, both phones. 4-tf
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT-8-room house, 124 N.
Union st, all modern conveniences;
$30 per month. Apply to Gv W.
Grldley, 48 Central Bldg. Tel. 510.
. 147 tf
. 5
FOR' RENT Three-room house with
store room and basement, or six--room
hou.se, 150 W. South st.
151-153
FOR RENT 7 room house, gas for
light, heat, etc. Good cellar, pared
street, near street cats. Terms mod
crate. Inquire nt 510 E. Buchtei
are. or of W. F. Crispin. 151-153
Democrat Liner Columns effect
quick exchanges between bargain
glrers nnd bargain-seekers.
CUPID GAVE
THE PASS
And the Pier Gates
Were
Opened.
New York, Oct. 14. Frauleln Katho
Brandt, the pietty and talented young
German net i ess who has been delight
ing audiences at Cnnried's since, her
nt rival here two weeks ngo, took a
very iinhiui' way to announce her en
gagement to Heir Albeit Relss, tho
Herman t?nor, who Ms to appear In
Maui lee (.Iran's Opera company.
Truth to tell, Frauleln Brandt did
S.iSg3aTt-rVV.
iict intend to part with the precious
Rcetct. It wns only her great desiio
tb meet Ilerr Relss on tho North Ger
limn Iiloyd pier yesterday when he
Ijuidcd from tho Lulin that led her to
fjlve UiQ.ri'nEoiii Sho had no customs
IMiss, did not, In fict, know that ono
ws, necessary tinXli,.BUft',.wi3 conf rorit-
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RENT ROOMS.
FOR KENT Two furnished rooms,
with all modern conveniences. 308
Bowery st. " 147 tf
FOR RENT Furnished room with gas
und furnace heat , Privilege of bath.
Gentlemen preferred. No. 1220 Car
roll st. ' 151-153
FOR RENT--Front room, llrst lloor,
with private entrance; gas, pleasant
locution. Rent reasonable. Board
close by. Gentlemen preferred. 108
N. Walnut st. 150-152
FOR RENT A pleasant furnished
room on first lloor, near car line, 25'J
Carroll st. 140-151
FOR RENT Room 2000 at 120 N,
Hownrd st. Newly papered, painted
und fixed up. Rent reasonable. En-
qulro 131 N. Ilownid st. 10-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT ?3,500 In
vested In a pleafcant and permanent
business will net Investor $1,500 an
nually. Inquire of Jesse P. Dce.-SIO
Walsh building. 14P-154
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Barber chair and outfit,
also phaeton, nearly new. Black
smith shop and tools for rent En
quire at Fountain house, Woostcr
ave. ' 140-151.
FOR SALE-A good llat-top oak desk.
Inquire nt loom 310 Hamilton build
ing. 150-152
WANTED-M SCELLANEOUS.
WANTED A wall show case, 12 feet
In length. Enquire Akron Wine &
Liquor Co., 137 S. Slain st, Demo
crat building. 151-153
WANTED A lot on West Hill, with
in 300 feet of Market st. Must face
east or uoith, with all Improve
ments. WH1 pay cash and build
$3,000 house. Hale & Coates, 314
Everett building. 100 tf
WANTED-To buy 3 pool tables, 4x8,
cheap for cash. .Addicss C. W. Lcs
slter, Borberton, O. 150-152
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANQE-rA farm of 30
acres, with building for house nnd
lot In Akron. F. A. Lcesor, Room
510,' Everett Building. 150-152
DRESSMAKING.
M.idnm R. A. Avron, Smith Is now
ready to receive calls for sowing at
home, or by tho day at your home; 25
years' experience. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Tailor work a specialty.
Room 10S East Center st. Bell 'phono
731, Green. 151-150
ed by a stern-fneed Inspector at tho
gate of tho picket fence hat was
stretched acioss the pier to keep vis
itors trom mingling with pnsscngeis.
PRETENDED IT A JOKE.
Afterwaid, when her nnlvo confes
sion had gained her admittance, she
pretended it was all n Joke. Then
expulsion In disgrace threatened, and
she faced thu 'situation llko u brave
little woman.
It was duo to the gallantry of Col
onel Story, staff fu phk'f, that Kiauleln
Biandt was admitted. Before his ar
rhal and while the veM'l was being
berthed, Mm had pleaded long and
enuios-tly with the Inspector, at tho
gate.,
"It Is my bildegroom 1 wish to
see, Heir Co'oncl." .
"Well," htild thu Colonel, 'drawing
a long breath, "I guess we shall lioyo
to make nn exception," and ho did.
She greeted Ilerr RuIbk rnptuously,
but when asked If Iiq whs the bride
gtooin, wild It vna all "one lectio
joke." When Cql6nel Story told her
tho 'illltle Joke," would qxpel her she
giew serious, ' '
"Ah, It Is true," ''(.ho cried. "Wo
will marry, but not thl year yet."
Then she looked at Ilerr Relss, who.
understands no Engllj, nnd snw tho
wendor In his f ice. She laughpd again
and explained to lilni In Clerinan.
RALLY DAY.
'
Interesting Exercises by Univcr
salist Sunday School,
Special rnlly oxorcjses wore con
ducted Sunday morning at tho Uni
versalis! church. Among; the features
went music by tho' church orchestra,
solos, clnss recltntloiis Und nn ad
dicss by Mr. A, T, Kingsbury, form
erly superintendent of the KlVst Con
gieguttonal Sunday school. Tho
rooms wero beautifully decorated
with autumn Knives nnd hnryest em
blems. '
No such thing ns "sumnipr com
plaint" whero Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry Is kept handy. Na
ture's remedy for; Jopsoness of tho
bowels. " '
WANTED-HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Wo pay best CASH PRICES for
Household Goods.
If you wnnt to sell, call us up.
ARENSON fc BEAR, 530 S. Mnln st.
Phono 102. ' 140-171
MISCELLNEOUS.
WANTED Will fetorc upright piano
fnr iiho of same. No children. In-
qulro at 021 S. Main st, ' Nelson's
Mllluery.
150
Colorless and. Cold
A Young Girl Deeply Regretted
that she was colorless and cold. Her
face was too white, and her hands and
feet felt ns though the blood did not
circulate. After one bottle .of WAL
TITER'S PEPTONIZED PORT had
been taken (die was the rosiest and
healthiest gill In the town, with u
vivacity and cheerfulness of mlndi
gratifying to her friends.
Waltlier's
PeptonizedPort
. .FREE SAMPLE AT GEM..PHAR-
.MA0,Y113 S. HOWARD '.ST., AND'
HIMMELMAN'S DRUG STORE, 101
S. MAIN ST. ' 151
BANKS.
WHEN SICKNESS COMES, It Is a
handy thing to have a bank account
to fall back upon Three per cent
Interest on time deposits. Separate
department for ladles. Central Sav
ings bank, corner Mill and Main fits,
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE At n bargain, n 7-room
house at 32S Yale st, must be sold
quickly; easy terms. Inquire 233
South Howard st, Samuel Sauvain.
148-151.
FOR SALE Six room house, slate
roof, gas for heat and light; large lot;
only ten minutes' walk from Hall's
corners; $1400; easy terms.
New 0-room house, North Hill, near
cais; nice shade trees, low price, easy
terms.
8-room house, gas for heat ntld
light, bath, water and sewer connec
tions, one squaro from cornar of Mar
ket nnd Mnplo fits., now rented for
$10 per month; owned by non-resident,
and will sell for $1550; easy terms.
C. n. & S. E. Jones, Central Bldg.
Phono 452. 145 tf
FOR SALE Two building lots near
the new Miller school and Fourth
Church of Christ. A bargain. Ad
dress, Real Estate, care Democrat.
78 tf.
FOR SALE Lots at Frultland park.
Don't wait until they are all sold
nnd then be' sorry you don't own
one, but seo Hale & Coates at 314
Everett building. Tel. 773..
Under the Se-
Carter's Submarine
Stamford, Coun., Oct. 11. J. I;. Car
ter, the Inventor, sailed from Ware
Island Tuesday night In his mysterious
submarine boat nnd has not been re
ported since.
Whether ho has come to tho sur
face at sonic secluded spot, or wheth
er ho went to the bottom nnd ins
lost Is a complete mystery.
A helper named Mornn sailed with
Carter. Nobody saw them sail. Their
absence was only discovered when an
other helper went to tho island.
Outer took all his belongings nnd
THE INN ANNEX.
It Will Not be Completed as, Soon
as Was Expected,
(Speclnl Correspondence.)
Barbel ton, Oct. 11. Tho annex , to
tho Barberton Inn will uot bo ready
for occupancy as soon ns was 'expect -
ed. Tho orlgliml plan wiih to have It
piininleted by October, but Mnnatrer
J. II. Thrall has stated mat ho does
uot now oxpect It to bo toady for oc
cunaney much beforo tho mlddlo.of
October, Difficulty to securing n&-fj
,' "
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE Tho. property on East
Matkct st, and on Park st, known
us tlio Tulman cstiilc. Inquire ol
John 0. Uloomlleld. 101 S. Main st
FOR SALE-By G. W. Grldley, 48
Central Olllco Building. Tel. 510.
A new house on Nash st, 0 rooms,
with commit cellar, attic, sewer,' city
water, gas for lighting and heating,
also chandelier, $1700.
(1 room house. No. 213 Shcinian St.,
WQll and cistern water and sewer,
.$1500.
Three ncres of land with house of
seven rooms and barn, In good repair,
No. 287 E. Noith st, ?2100.
7 room hous-c. 205 Wolf st, $1200.
0 .room house, 104 Yale, $1550.
8 loom house," 200 May, $2700.
. . 150-tf
FOR SALE By J. I. Bachtel, 188
S. 'Howaid st 'PJione 722.
New house, Ciosier st., and two new
Baehtel ave. houses, near S. Mnln,
each 0 rooms, slate toof, stone foundu
Hon. ' Must be sold at once nt unpar
alleled 'baigulns.
fl neies, Impiovcd, right down town,
less than 93,000.
Homes and vacant lots In all parts
of thoiclty,
$1150, gehulnp bargain, 313 Sterling
st. Others on S. Main, Coburn, Yale,
Howe and Nathan, Wolf, Crosier, Mi
ami, Washington and McCoy, Grant,
South, Sherman, Mller ave. Bellows,
Andrews and S. High.
Real Estate and Loans
Loans made on good security at low
rate of Interest
Chas. J. Hazen
802 Hamilton Building
For
Sale
One 5 room house.
One. 4 room house.
One G room house.
These houses ore
new and will bo
sold on easy pay
ments. D. ALEXANDER
Hamilton Blook
MOVING.
The Diokdbn Transfer Co
Coal, Transfer and Livory.
I'ncklng, Moving nnd Htoilng of Goodi.
Couches, coupes mid CmiliiKei for funeiuls,
weddings, pnitlcs und callings.
Ofllces Nos. 121-125 Carroll St., tel.
300. No. HON. High St., tel. 428.
. Exeoutor's Sale.
, . --$,
Two pieces of- fnrm property. One
piece of 24.33 acre's ''ami one piece, the
undivided half of 103'acies, lii Green
township. For particular?) write C. E.
Traster, East Akron Station. Sale,
Oct. 20 nt 12 o'clock, iiiojon.
Submarine Boat Lost
Boat, the Horror.
stores, Indicating nn Intention to
mako a long voyage.
The boat was loaded with fifty-live
bairels of H us fuel to make elec
tricity. l.lttlo Is known about tho boat ex
cept that It is i mi by electilcity, looks
like ti great cigar, and Is llfty feet
long and Is painted bottlc-gieen, so
thnt It Is baioly visible, even when on
tho surface of tho sen.
Outer has nen working on tho boat
fpr two ye.us
Carter his fold his men that they
.were woiklug for tho government.
torlol pioinptly was tho cause of do-
iy;
"I had long suffered -from Indiges
tion," writes G. A. U-Dejs, Cedar City,
Mo'. "Llko others I tried many prepar
ations but neer found anything that
did mo good until I took Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure. Ono bottle cured me.
j A.frlend who has suffered similarity I
' put on tho u'.e of Kodol Dyspepsia
( Cure. Ho Is gaining fast and will
' soon bo able to work. Before ho
used Kodol Dyspepsia Cine. Indiges
tion had mndo mm a total wreck.
William Warner, Gem Phaimiicy, 113
8, Hownrd st.
WOOD TURNING
HAND-TURNINO of every descrip
tion; architects' designs given spe
cial attention. E. M. Weygandt,
225 W. Muiket st. People's 'phone
107. Res. 347. 200 tf
PACKING AND STORING,
WANTED-Paeklng and storing. Fur
niture a specialty. Kintz's Furniture
Storo, 140 S. Howard st People's
phone 042. Sept. 24. 1000 tf
DRAWING AND DESIGNING.
H. J. BINGHAM, M.B.
MACHINE DESIGNING
GENERAL DRAWING
21 Aroade Blook ' Akron, O
ELECTRICAL.
H. C. DAVIS
General Bleotrioian
House Wiring and.
Repair Work.
107 on the VIADUCT
RESTAURANTS.
BANK CAFE
Business Men's Restaurant
Meals served at all hours. Fine Im
ported and domestic Wet Goods and
Wears. Under Central Savings" Bank.
JOHN KOERBER, Proprietor
PLATING.
Smirmit Plating Works
207 Water St., Cor. W. State st.
Uudor tho Acino Pattern Works
Gold, Bllvur, Nickel, Copper. Brn,
Bronze and Oxidizing, Wcyclu nnd Htovo
Putting u specialty. All Work guaranteed.
Work called for and delivered. Your pat
ronage Is solicited. Peoples 1'liones KIT and
1114.
PERSONAL.
Wo do FACIAL TREATMENT;
MANICURING, . CHIROPODIST,
HAIRWORIC, HAIRDRESSING at
the home, or our parlor, 131 S. Howard
(up stalls.) I. L. Arnold, proprietress.
150-tf
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN
If you need money, you can borrow
f i oin us at most reasonable rates and
on most favorable terms.
P. P. BOCK & CO.
229 South Howard Street
6 Per Cent. Interest on
Running Aooounts
Paid by the Akron Building & Loan
Association, the oldest, largest and
strongest savings Institution in Sum
mit county. Has paid out over $350,
000 to its depositors since 18S0. Nof
has $18,000 surplus as additional se
curlty to Its members, besides loaning
Its funds nil on llrst real estate mort
gage. If you have money to Invest
call and Investigate.
O. I. BRUNER, Secy.
232 S. Main st
HOME FROM WALES.
A Columbus Minister Visited
Frierids at Thomastown.
r ,
(Special Correspondence.)
Thomastown, Oct. 11. Mrs. Lottlo
Brewster will leave for Buffalo Tues
day, v
Mrs. Wetzel of Uniontown ty visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Joo Thomas and
Mrs. M. Rles'.
Mrs. .Too Shaffer and sister, Mnme,
and tlie'lrVousin, Besslo Brewsler, aro
In Buffalo.
Mr. Henry Cioft is homo from the
Klondike.
F. G. Rettlg nrd son, Chester, will
visit Mr. Rettlg's sister, Mrs. Kuitz,
nt Cleveland, Suudny. Marshall Ret
tlg has gone to Stark county for n
month's visit
Rev. John M. Thomas has returned
from Wales, his natlvo home, and has
taken up Ills work at Columbus, O.
Mrs. RItter has purchased a lino
diivlug horse.
Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind: "De
Wllt's Lllto Early Risers never bend
mo double llko other pills but do their
while thoroughly nnd make me feel
llko n boy'. Certain, thorough, gen
lie." Wllllnm Warner, Gem riinrmaey, 113
S. Howard t
I RAILROAD NOTICES.
?20 MINNEAPOLIS AND RETURN.
Via Erie R. It, Oct. 8, 0, 11 and 13.
Return limit Oct. 10, subject to ex
teuslon uutll Oct. 31st,
STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO EUROPE
Via all leading lines-at lowest rates.
Cook's personally conducted tours.
Information cheorfully'glveu upou ap
plication to O, D. Honodle, ticket
agent, Union depot.
SPECIAL LOW RATBS TO BUFFA
LO VIA 0, T, & V.-B. & Q. R, R,
Everv Tuosda.Y. Thursday and Satur
day during, October, 'rickets good six.
days, ' To uct ao
TWO EUROPEAN CRUISES TO
THE MUlTEl(RANEAN
AND ORIENT,
On fitonmsjiip Augusta Vjptorln, Jan.
22, and WbU'e.Sttirjslonmshlp Cojtle
PERSONAL
ANSWER THIS
Many unhappy suTerers of lNDTGEHTION and DYS
PEPSIA In Akron aro dally sending tholr nifprcclatlng
unsolicited testimonials In praise of WALTHER'S PEP
TONIZED PORT We hare such testimonials by THE
THOUSANDS from all parts of the U. S. However,
don'J publish flame like many unscrupulous patent medi
cine concerns are In the habit of doing In order to catch
tho unwary public. All we say Is, WHEN YOU ARE
TIRED trying worthless remedies to relievo and euro
DYSPEPSIA and INDIGESTION, give Waltlier's Peptou.
Ized Port n trial nnd you will praise up a common senso
lemedy that will makp you well and keep you well. Tho
inly advertisement We can get is by tho old saying: "Tho
proof of tho pudding Is trying It" All leading druggists
of good Standing only have It on sule. ALL PHYSI
CIANS OF REPUTE are prescribing it dally to their weak
and convalescent patients, because they know Waltlier's
Peptonized Port is a VALUABLE REFRIGERANT
AND TONIC for Dyspepsia, INDIGESTION, belching,
stomach trouble, diarrhoea, bowel complaints, bad breath,
flatulency, impaired strength, WEAKENED VITALITY,
hnd SPECIALLY INTENDED for the uso of CONVA
LESCENTS. Quarts, $1; pints, 50c, at nil leading druggists of good
standing. Sample size 10 cents.
WE INCREASE OUR REWARD FROM 100.00 TO
$250.00 REWARD
r,
SI1
teas
pALTHEgi
ifeilt
For satisfactory EVIDENCE against any registered druggist In Ohio who
tries to evade a legitimate sale of "Waltlier's Peptonized Port" by trying to
persuade a customer to take something else which he claims Is better and
by running down the meritorious virtues of "WALTHER'S PEPTONIZED
PORT."
-THE WALTHE R-BOBERTSON DRUG CO.,
Pittsburg, Pa. Wholesale Druggists.
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATORS AT GEM PHARMACY, 113 S. HOWARD
STREET, and HIMMELMAN'S D RUG STORE, 104 S. MAIN STREET.
150-tf
MONEY TO LOAN.
TO LOAN $200, $300, 500, 5700, $S00,
31,000, $1,200 and 51,500. J. I. Bach
tel 188 South Howard st 'Phone
722. 105 tf
DEPOSITS
3, 4 AND 5 PER 'CENT INTEREST
Paid on certificates of deposit and
savings accounts.
LOANS
MADE ON REAL ESTATE ON
SHORT NOTICE, AT PREVAILING
RATES.
THE UNITED STATES BUILDING
AND LOAN CO.
Paid In capital and surplus. $550,000.
By W. O. MARPLE,
Secretary, Treasurer.
Buchtei Hotel building.
COAL.
A. D. ELLIS
j - Moving Vnn, General Team
I .flPi.l lngBiidTraniferrlng. Parcels
V-V-H-OX an( Trunks delivered Tran
sient and Boarding Stable. , Team nnd
driving horses for snlo.
Office and Stable. 228-280 W. Mar
ket St.. both phones No. 257.
BRUSHES AND BROOMS.
CASPER ZINTEL
Manufacturer of all kinds of BrusUdi.
Orders promptly uttoiided to.
IK B. MAIN BT. AKRON.
Feb. 8, 1002, also tour to West Indies,
Spanish Main, and Mexico, on steam
ship Prlnzesslu Victoria Luise, Jan.
4, and Feb. 8. For booklets, ciicu
lars, and reservations call on or
'phone C. D. Houodle, ticket agent
Union depot, Akron, O.
ANOTHER REDUCTION PAN
AMERICAN RATES.
Via Erie R, It, commencing Satur
day, Oct. Dth and every TucMluy,
Thurhdny nnd Saturday rae to Buf
falo and return 'will bo $3.0.", good re
turning live dajs froiri'lTiftO." Trains
leave 1:08 a.m., 0 a.m. and S:54 a.m.
$20.2.-j NEW YORK AND RETURN.
Via Erie R. R., Sept. lfith to Oct
20th. Tickets good 20 days nnd good
going and returning via Buffalo.
Probably every child cherishes It
against his parents that they, once-gave
him a calf, and kept the money when
thev sold It Atchison Globe.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO, CREDITORS.
State of Ohio, Summit County, ss. No.
10515. i '
In Common Pleas Court
Gottlclb V. Soltz, Plufnttrfff.
a.
Wllllum G. Seltz, et nj Defendants.
Tho undersigned receiver duly ap-
nnlnted In tho above entitled action
heieby notifies the creditors of Seltz
nnd Lambaelier that all claims wlilch
they hold against Seltz nnd Lam
baelier shall bo presented to, him for
nllownneo or rejection on or beforo tho
20th day of October, 1001. Said
claims shall bo presented to mo or to
J. V. Welsh, Attorney, a,t his ofllee,
Walsh block, S. Main street;, Akron,
Ohio.
, 0. KOOH, RocQlycr.
Monday Sept 30, Oct 7-14.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of. Josephlno Koerschuer,
Deceased.
Tho undersigned has been appointed
by tho Probate Court of Summit coun
ty, Ohio, as executor of the estate of
Josephine ICoerschncr, deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate aro re
quested to mako Immediate payment;
and all persons having claims against
said estate nro rcQuostod to present
tho Bamo for allo'wanpo or rejection.
FREDERICK E. KOERSOHNER,
Executor,
Dated this 28th day of September,
A, D., 1001.
Sept 80, Oct. 7-J4,
jJtfSONAL.
GRAINS.
PEED AND FLOUR
Best quality of baled hay, corn, oats,
and ground feed, chicken feed, oil
meal, etc. Best pi Ices paid for grain,
etc.
BOTZUM BROS.
218 North Main Street
MEDICAL
That Poor Bed-Ridden
Invalid Wife, Sister,
Mother or Daughter
Can be made the picture of health by
a few bottles of
Waltlier's
PeptonizedPort
Will you let them suffer? when so
easily cured!
FREE SAMPLE AT GEM PHAR
MACY, 113 S. HOWARD ST., AND
HIMMELMAN'S DRUG STORE. 1C1
S. MAIN ST. 151
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
The Bruner. Coodhue Cooke Co.
Oldest Abstract office In the county,
, Established 1670.
Our experience grirantees a correct
Abstract cf Title.
Prices reasonable. Prompt service.
215 South Main st
Phone lo.
AKRON MARKETS.
ffheso prices furnished dally by L.
Kryder & Sons )
BUYING PRICES.
Wheat, per bu., 70c.
Rye, per bu., 50c.
Oats, per bu., 35e, 37c.
Corn, ciacked. cwt, $1.5U.
Middling", per cwt. No. 1, 1.15.
Ruin, per cwt, 05c.
Timothy, No. 1, baled, per ton, $10.
$11.00. ,
Wheat htraw, baled, per ion, $5, $0.
Timothy, per bu, $2.25, $2.50.
Clover seed, $4.50, !?5.
SELLING PRICES.
Oats, pet bu.; 40c, 43c.
Corn, ear, per bu?, 34e.
Hay, bated, per cwt, 70c, 73c.
Straw ba'ed, per bale. 50c.
(These prices furnished dally by
Jns. Christy Jr. & Co.)
Gieen calf hlde, No 1, per lb. Oc.
Green beef hides, No. 1, per lb., 7c.
Sheep pelts, 1510.
Tallow per lb, 4Vc.
(These prices furnished .dally by
Armour & Co.
Sugar cured hams, ll'l to 12ie.
Skinned hams, 12itc.
California hams, S&
Clear bacon, 12c to 12c.
Dried beef. 12e to 15c.
Simon puie lard. In tierces, llc.
Country kettle lard, In tierces, 10H-
Compound laid, 8c in tierces.
00 lb. tubs c over tierces.
Dressed beef, 0 to 8Vc.
Dressed calves, O'aC to 10c,
Dreshcd sheep, 7c to Oo,
Dressed hogs, Sc to 8Jic.
Cattle, live, $2.50 to $5.
Calves, live, ?4 to $5.50.
Sheep, $3 to .fl.75.
Hogs, $0.75 to $7.
Spring Iambs, dicssed. Oc to 10c
Sprlug lambs, live, 4Vc to 5VC-C "N
(These prices furnlshod dally by Gpo.
D. Crumrlne.)
BUYING PRICES.
Eggs, strictly fresh, per doz., 10c,
Chickens, live, per lb, 8c to 10c.
Butter, country, per lb., 20c.
Potatoes, per bu., 70c.
RETAIL PRICES.
Eggs, strictly fresh, per doz., 23c.
Chickens, dressed, per lb., lie to 10c
Butter, erenmeiy, per lb., 27c.
Butter, country, per lb, 24c.
Potatoes,, 25c a pic.
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