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SPORTS.
THREE MEN IN ONE NIGHT.
"Kid" McCoy recently defeated three
heavyweights in England ouo night,
one nfter tho other. The llrst wns
Dave Barry, of Philadelphia, who was
put down and out In n round nnd
half; tho second naa Jack Scales, of
Iondon, who was put awny with one
blow. The third man, "Juck Madden,
was pel milted to stay to Uic cud
through the good nature of McCoy, al
though It was noticed that the Hooslor
tighter had his opponent entirely ut
his mercy.
The llrltons now want a match be
tween McCoy and the heavyweight
champion of England, Jack O'Brien,
of Philadelphia. '
HASTDKNHIIS ARE DISQnUNT
LED. In view of the fact that "Young Cor
bctt" will not meet Teiry McGoveni
Again, before having met Home of the
easy ones, and earning a -uliole lot of
money for himself In Just the way
Terry McGoveni did after ho became
champion, the eastern lighters, maling
ers and ptcss agents iiip veiy sore nt
the young Westerner, and they say and
write some veiy haish things about
him. They lire as clannish, In their
way, for their own man, as the West
erners nro said to havo been at uiu
Umo of the selection of n lefeieu for
tho Ruhlln-.Teffries light, and they can
$ce nothing In the policy of "Young
Corbctt" that they do not call fear.
Tho good laste of Akron merchants
la seen to splendid advantage In their
Ihow windows thesu days.
DAVEY AND WENDT.
Otto Wendt, the Cleveland wrestler,
who has challenged I'tank Duvey, to
I match, evidently believes he has a
kick coming. The Cleveland morning
papers contain tho announcement that
be Is Malting for Davey to make good
his acceptance, and he accuses tl'e Ak
ron wrestler of negligence, In linvlug
forgotten to name u place and il.ito
for meeting.
Davey, who was seen Fiiilny morn
ing, by a tepoiter, said: "I am willing
to meet Wendt at any Line
cr nt any place. If ho wants to make
I match with me he can come heiu or
Bend a lepresentntlve and I will al
ways bo ready to meet him nt Bill
Smith's place, wheio we can make lin
Igrcement and post a loifelt,"
Davey has been 111 for some time,
but has been netlvo In trying to he
euro matches, In splto of this fact.
ANOTHER WADSWORTII SHOW.
Another athletic show will bif hold
t Wndsworlh, Tuesday night, Dec. 17,
A number of uthletlc events that are
jald to bo Hint clnhs.
ranged, and nmong other things thero
will be n wrestling mntcli for ?B0. Ak
ron talent will bo among tho enteitaln
Drs. Wadswortb has tnken up the mat.
ter of athletic exhlbltons very often
lvcly this winter, and tho shows ate
lal dto bo llrst class.
BOWLING.
Tho Akrons defeated tho Maroons
In two out of three games In the Grand
Alley leaguu series, Thursday night,
l'ho scoies wero as follows: "Akrons
8(12, 817, 8.1(1. Maroons-810; 8(!S, 708.
The Grands and Ultras will meet to
night The Empires nnd tho Ceieals will
contest tonight In the Howard St. Alley
leaguo.
JENKINS COMING.
Tom Jenkins, the Cleveland wrest
ling champion, will make his initial
uppearancu ut the head of his own
show, at the Giand opera hoimo In this
city, next Wednesday night. Ho will
of cmirBO be tho star attraction, nnd
tho moving pictures or tho McGov-crn-Corbett,
JclTrles-Kuhllii light will
also bo shown. Jenkins offers $50 to
nny wrestler who will meet him, nnd
whom ho fnllH to throw In 15 minutes
of worlc Any local aspirant can bo
accommodated by sending his unmo
to Mnniger Albaugh. Jenkins will
nlso give exhibitions with 'Dou
Payne.
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MEMORY FOOD.
iVCase Where Memory Was
Strengthened by Grape
Nuts. Food Uint will actually help tl.t
memory as well ns ngreo peifectly
with a delicate stomach Is worth
knowing of.
A good wlfo out In Alia, la., who
dirt not know wMilch way to turn to get
food that would ngreo with her hus
band who was left In a weakened con
dition, after a serious Illness and could
scarcely letaln any food In his stom
ach, wns one day Induced to try him
on Grnpe-Nuts, the famous icady
cooked breakfast food, and from thu
Qrst ho began to Improve rapidly. In
three months ho hud gained SO pounds.
She says that his stomach has re
rovered to completely that liu can now
Kit any kind of food.
She mentions the boy of an Itlmato
mjualntauce, who wns ho dellcnto and
thin that ills appeaiauco was pitiable
md ho hud no appetite for any ordi
nary food. Ho was put on Grape-Nuts
Dtid liked the erlspuess and sweetish
tnsto of tho now food and toqk to
It Ills Impinvcment began at mice
and ho la now n healthy, plump boy.
"I know that Grnpe-Nuts will do
wore for weak stomachs than any
medicine. Tho claim that It will
build up nnd strengthen the brnln has
been proven to my certain knowledge,
Sister, who writes for tho press, nnd
Is compelled to memorize n great deal,
hns been using Gnipe-Nuts and sajs
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(He is surprised ut tnu result, iiierc
Is a marked Improvement In her mem-
Dry und the brnln works moio per
fectly nud with better results.
''PJcnso do not mention my name."
Name, can bo given by the Postnm
- Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mlchl-
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Story of Traveled Love.
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MATRIMONY ENTANGLES HER
Philadelphia, Dec. &. A cuilous
three-cornered tale of domestic Infel
icity Is revealed In the suit for divorce
brought ngalnst Mrs. Mary Giay
Krlcke, by her second husbnnd.
Her Jlrst husband, Eplnlam Bonliam
Gray, of Piano, Texas, whom h!k be
lieved to bo de.id for tho last 21 years
has come to Philadelphia to aid Krlcko
to obtain (he deciee.
Mrs. Giay-Krlcko has never been di
vorced from Giay and she has bad pa
pers picpaicd In a suit to compel him
to support her In caso she Is deprived
by the courts of u legal right to depend
for meaim of livelihood on husband
No. 2.
Oratorio, "Creation," given at tho
Fhst German Reformed church Fri
day evening, Dec. (I. Admission, 25c.
JANE TOPPAN.
The Grand Jury Is Considering
Her Case at Barnstable.
Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 0. (A, P.)
Without waiting for tho usual proceed
ing of a formal hearing before tho
District court, nt, which the defense
usually has an oppoituulty to be
heard, the Barnstablo county grand
Jury today will be bo .asked to act up
on tho caso of Miss Jane Toppau, who
Is held lu Bainslublo Jail charged
with tho murder of Mis. Maty E.
Glbbs, of Oatnumot, Mass.
Tho calling of the gtnnd Jury today,
Is an extiaoidlnnry oceuirenee and
has cienlcd considerable comment In
this vicinity. A number of witnesses
hnvu nriived. Among them Is Pi of.
E. S. Wood, of the llarvnid Medical
school, who assisted In tho autopsy
and miulo tho chemical examination
of tho stomach of Mrs. Glbbs and oth
er members of tho household, who,
tho government claims,
suspicious cli cumstauci s.
died under
NOT BURIED.
Springfield Authorities Still
In-
quiring About Hosner.
Local pollco havo received another
telegram fiom Spilngllehl, O., relative
to the disposition of tho body of Theo
dore Hosner, the Prussian, who wns
killed at that placo by a train tho
night beforo Thlinksglving. It Is be
lieved ho has n wlfo nnd two children
burled In Akron, but this has not been
veillled by olllcers. ,110 had $80 on his
person, and will bo given a lespeetn
bio builal, but where, luis not yet been
decldded.
Littlo Lett.
Creditors and depositors of tho Ru
pei lor Savings and Ranking company,
of Cleveland, which was fenced Into
bankruptcy through tho business meth
ods of Its seerotnry, tho lato Jacob
Rlodt, will not recover moro than
tvventy-Uvo cents on the dollar from
tho wrecked concern. This state
ment is based on the lepoit of Walter
D. Hayle, tho receiver.
Mr. Haylo stated that tho liabilities
of tho company amounted to about
SIOO.OOO. Mortgaged pmpeitles havo
been counted as assets, but tho actual
assets of the concent will piobably
not bo much over $1!5,(XK.
Officers Elected.
St Opoiko Coinmniitluiy, KnljjhtH
of St. .lolui, ousted tho followli7(;om
ccis ThuiMldj- nlRht: Vn'sirlont, (,,,
A. I'froin; vlco piCNlrtentw, I'aul Clor
man und I'ctcr Seller; lcconlliik' uiul
coni'spondliiK Hcciotnry, Henry Keni.
pel; financial Heeiotary, John Ooilmch;
treasurer, Iwin Heifiin.m; tinstees,
J. V. KnuiH, l'nul Oennan, Henry
Wlllenlmcher, John OiIchsIuk, John
IIiiiiuucJj ilelepttt'H 10 Sixth DlHIifct
C'onmnilery, Jacob Hieliier ami m
waul lleiKinan; IeleKiiten to tho Cen
tinl Catholic Association, W. lUclner
and Pinnk Wnltnraj military olIlueiH.
cniitaln, J, V, Kraim; llih lieutenant,
CleorKO A. I'froin; becoud lieutenant,
Mlchuel German.
PLAN
For Receiving School
Contributions.
Supt. Jones Has Set One on Foot
In Cleveland.
Cleveland, O., Dec. 0.-(A. V.)-h. II.
Jones, superintendent of Public schools,
has devised a plan for lccclvlng con
tilbutlons fiom pupils to the McKlnley
National Memorial fund, that has re
ceived the hoaity approval of tho of
llclnls of the National Association. It
U pointed out that In the schools at
tended alike by tho ehlldicn of rkh
nnd poor, public offeilngs often causa
Buff ciing to fconsltlvo pupils. Mr.
Jones' plan Is for a secret contribution.
Each pupil will bo supplied with on
envelope on which will bo written tho
name and home nddiess. Whether a
contribution Is made or not, this envel
ope, will be sealed and handed to tho
teacher, who will send It to tho desig
nated treasurer.
In this way, no one knows the
amount of the r onlrlbutlon, or whether
ono has given at nil. Contributions
fiom a penny up are received. Every
contributor Is given a souvenir certlli
en to no matter how small his offer
ings. This souvenir certltlcnto fur
ther preserves a contributor's pildo
by simply stating that ho Is a contribu
tor wtlhout giving the amount. In this
way the children who .luive given a
penny, and the millionaire who on
ti Unites his thousands are on equal
footing.
The McKlnley National Memoilal
Association thinks so well of the Idea
that It will probably indorse Its use for
tho entire country.
WELL KNOWN
Doylestown Woman Died
In
Cleveland Hospital.
Mrs. Hettle Rles Kline, ono of
Doylestown's best known und most
respected women, died In a Cleveland
hospital Friday noon. Mis. Kline was
taken to tho hospital a week ago. The
lemains will be sent to Doylestown.
Mrs. Kline wns 50 years old and the
widow of the late Peter Kline. One
son, Mr. Ross Kline, of Wndsvvorth,
survives her. Funeral notice later.
PROFITABLE.
Results of Mary Day Nursery
Bazaar Satisfactory.
Tho Maiy Day Nursery bazar was
concluded at Rose hall Thursday eve
ning. At.laigo crowd attended, and,
although the proceeds havo not yet
been figured up, it has been announced
that tho results nro veiy satisfactory.
Tho same piogram of tableaux pie
sonted Wednesday evening was le
peated Thursday evening.
Col. Meade Not Guilty.
Washington, Dec. (i.-(A. P.l-It Is
announced at the Navy depiutment thnt
the court muitlal, In the ease of Col.
Robert U Meade, of the Murine Coipi,
who was tried on tho charge of drunk
enness has icported ills acquittal, and
he has been njfttored to duty at tho
Brooklyn navy yards.
Anything for salo
Democrat Liners.
or trndo, try
FOR SALE ENTIRE PLANT
And equipment of
The Guarantee Rubber Co.
At a very favornblo figuro if 6oltl on or boforo Deo. 10.
The Plant is Fully Equipped for the Manufacture
of Rubber Goods and Re&dy to Operate.
E:. AIM OF9E: 33, Attorney,
Hamilton Building, Akron, 0.
I It's An
Undisputed Fact
That tho tnilor-mnclo mnn recoivos more con
sidorntion in tho business und social roalm
than tho "hund-me-down" olothod man. Tho
first impression is tho most lasting and tho
man who is neatly but quiotly dressod un
doubtedly makes tho best improssion. Wo
havo some elegant pattorns for winter Ovor
ooats and Suits to ohooso from. Stop i and
let us show you some of thorn.
The Best For
Your Money Always
PRIDE
THE IMPORTING TAILOR
120 SOUTH HOWARD STREET
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Fined and Sent to Workhouse.
Chas. Hastings, arrested Wednesday
night, on chnrgo of suspicion, wnB
fined $15 and costs and sentenced 30
dajs to the workhouse by Mayor
Doyle, I'lldny. W. it. .Tones nppeared
as complaining witness, accusing Hast
ings of stealing four shirts and two
neckties.
Oiatoilo, "Creation," given at tho
hirst Geiman Reformed church, Fri
day evening, Dec. C. Admission 2oc.
Fall andi
Winter Woolens
Are nearly all in and
an early inspection would
insure you a first choice.
The patterns are pretty
and very serviceable.
Our work is backed up
by our guarantee as to
style, quality and fit.
E B. Tragler
The Fashionable Tailor.
Guth Mock.
1 34-136 South Howard St
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but lowor in price and furthermore they guarantee every
article they sell if it doesn't give satisfaction in every
detail bring it back and they'll make you so highly pleased
with their liberal methods that you'll surely come again.
We positively will not allow our customers to lose one single cent on any
purchase made of us, neither do we lose by replacing goods that are not exactly
right.
We deal with only Buch houses as are thoroughly reliable and back up
their merchandise.
Do you run any chances in coming to us for your woaring apparel pur
chases ?
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH EVERY TIME.
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WATCHES
Thai Will Please ewtiy Boy a.t From
$1.00 to $2.50
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
At Greatly Reduced Prices, as We Ex
pect to Close Out This Department Dur
ing the Holidays.
Jewelry and Rings
A Fine Selection
From Hundreds
of Beautiful Designs.
GEO. S. DALES 6 Co.,
Do you know that wo make the low prices on
Ladies' Raglans, Newmarkets and Jackets?
Wo have just rocoived a now lot of F23WOL.AN, which we place
on sale at the following romarkabl' low prioeB.
$15.00 Values For
$25.00 Values For
$18.00 Values For
Ladies,' Misses' and Children's Jackets Our assortment is good and the styles
aro now. Tho pricos wo guarantee to bo the lowest. We want you to come to us for
your wants in Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Mittens, Comforters, Blankets, Dress
Goods, Silks, Flannels, Etc. Our usual low prioos prevail in those departments.
People's Phone 398.
A RAZOR.
It Produced Considerable Trouble
For Coy and Lee.
' .Tonenli Coy nud Benjnmln lice, nc
enped by Elmer Ualhton, or steal
ing n lazor, woro each lined ?5 and
costB and sentenced in l'ollco court
toduy to 30-dayB la ho workhouse.
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LANG I HOOVER
For they certainly handle clothing and furnishing goods.
They aro not alone, just a littlo ahead of the, rest in style
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Holiday
FBiitrs
For Those
Would Get Desirable
Presents For Their
Friends.
CAMERAS.
A Splendid assortment at Remarkably
Low Prices.
GOLD FISH and BIRDS.
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We Have Hundreds of Beautiful Fish
For You to Select From. Call and see
Them Before Deciding in Favor of Some
Other Gift.
Silverware
And Sterling
Sliver Novel
ties of every
description,
of many new
and handsome
designs.
178 South Main Street.
ASK FOR GLOBE
STAMPS
And you will always get them.
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ReUWCtoUIr, Hitlers asd Furnishers. 118 and 120 S. Main St ,
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