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DENIES
MKat He Talked
k About Strike.
President Has Arrived
!a In Ohio
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And Promises to Talk Some
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Znnesvllle, O., Sept. O.Tho Prcsl
dcntlnl party arrived nt Cambridge at
12:1G and left at 12:20. Tho President
appeared on tho rear platform and
cheerfully waved his 1'anama hut at
tho assembled multitude. "I only want,
to", thank you now," ho said. "I'll be
In Ohio to talk to you later."
At Cambridge tho attention of tho
f 'resident was called to the alleged In.
ervlow published In IMifiudelphlii
.which quotes him as saying that Penn
sylvania political lenders, he hopes,
will settle tho coal strike. It was pos
itively stated that tho President had
seen no reporters nt Philadelphia and
that neither thero nor elsewhere had
he given any opinion on tho strike.
!
, Urore'i Black Root Liter Fills.
Mnde from an active principle obtnlne
.from 11 lack Hoot. They act on tho llvm
. equal to calomel una lenvo no bncl nltoi
ertecu. No griping, uo tick stomaah. Will
oure cbronlo couatlpatlon. I'rlco .'5 couti.
MAYOR HAD
A FINE TIME
1 "I had n fino time nnd I'm feeling
much better," said Ills Honor, tho
Mayor, Saturday morning, after Po.
Hco court. "I've been far from the
madding crowd, communing with Nn
ture, and getting ready for the rush
again. I'm glad to bo back again,
though."
Why Suffer With Your Kidneys?
The discovery oi i)r, Geo. Ielnlng
cr's For-jnnl-de-hyo Kidney Tablets hap
proved a blessing to thousands of Klu
hey Bufforcrs who liavo been restored to
perfect liealth. These tablets drlvo tho
kidney dlseato germs out of tho blood,
nnd prevent accumulation of Uric Actu
In tho system. Wo urgo nil sufferers
to glvo this scientific nnd successful
Kidney remedy a trlnl. Thuy com,e
In two sizes, 25 and CO cents. Come
and get n trial treatment freo nt all
druggists. ' t&s
MRS. McKINLEY
Placed Flo.wers ?W$tit' Dead
President's Coffin,
Canton, 0 Sept. 0. This Is Uio an
nlveisnry of tho shootnjj Of President
JIcKInley and his" widow o'hscrvott tho
day by titllliig at "SVi'stFnwn coinetory
mid placing n profusion' .of' ctrt llowew
on tho colllii of tho nmrtyred President.
In the city Ihere nro no Indications of
mourning but citizens as they meet
recall to each other tho Buffalo tragedy
ojt a year ago.
Barberton Officer
i (Siipclni Correinondoneo.l
Barberton, Sept. (J. Thero will bo
nnother sensational s(lr up In tho Bar.,
lierton pollco forro when, ns Is staled
by tho Pollre committee, Olllccr Ell
Boorstler will bo culled on I lie carpet
to answer to n serious charge, Olllcer
Fred Wi'rntz, n night ollleer, Is quoted
ns saying that Olllcer Boerstler told
lijm to keep off of Second st. Inst
Monday night, with tho lesult thnt
tho saloons vould "do u backdoor
liusluosb" without ppllco molestation,
Jt Is also alleged thnt Olllcer llocrstlor
acknowledged having been in n sa
Jooh after 10 o'clock, the pi escribed
Jiour for closing. Though Mr. Jloerat
aor acknowledged being in tho saloon
Oio claims to haw gono theio to uso a
telephone, but tho police rules mnkn
it nn offense for an olllcer to bo in
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Cleans and polishes.thc house
from kitchen to parlor, pots
I to statuary, paint to mirrors'.
ANNUAL
Convention of W. T. C. U. To
Be Held Next Thursday.
The annual convention of the Sum
mit county , MV C. T. U. will be held In
the KIrst Hnptlst ciiurch Thursday
Sept, 11. t Tho nddiess f .welcpmo,
will be delivered 'by Mis, A. Adninson,
ajfd Mis. 11." u. Shields, of 'llmlson,'
will lespond. Papers will bo rend by
Mis. Mary Kent, of Mogndore, and
Mrs. Pulton, of Twliisburg, followed
by the addicss of the piesldent of
tho society. The uoontldo prayer will
bo conducted by Mrs. Mnckey, of
Itlclillcld. Mrs. P. II, Wells will rend
n paper on "The Procession oi Moth
erhood." Mrs. Nellie Allport, of Hud
son, u ill conduct a mother's confer
ence. Itev. .1. G. Slayter will .deliver
an nddrcss on, "Tho Saloon vs. tho
Public School." Mrs. lllehnid Ward
will, sing and Miss Grace Kellum will
glvo n lending.
I-nst Sunday by steamer to- Long
Lake Park. 0 a. m. nnd 1:30 p. in.
Avoid serious results of kidney or
bladder disorder by takin; Poley's
Kidney Cure.
J. M. Lnllcr, A. Wiuner. .T.'Lnmnar-
ter & Co.
Prominent Preacher
Visited In Akron
Itev. John A. Bright ami wife, nt
Topeka, Kas., weie In tho city yes
teiday. visiting their tinelo and mint.
Jnniil llowers, 121 .Tames st.; their
coiis,liis, Jlr. nnd .Mrs. D. XV. Hollowny,
-" Bicese st, nnu .Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A.
Hollow ay, of 10(1, Park Place. Itev.
Bright Is a Lutheran qlorgyman, nnd
for six years was chaplain of tho
Kansas Stnto Legislature first of the
lloiisi. and afterwards of the Senate.
Ho is a .Mason, Knight of Pythias nnd
Odd Fellow. He was grand master of
the last nnniod older in 1000 and 1001.
Hu Iiiih two children, both sons, nnd
both Lutheran ministers. George, tho
older is pastor at Shelby, O., nnd
Duthcr Is pastor nt Tenrl City, Ills.
Tho Blights and Bowois and Hollo
wnys nro all related aim nil orlclnnllv
resided In Anronshurg, Pn. Itev.
Blight wns also gonernl secretary of
tlio Kansas Stato Sunday School ns
soejntlon for four years, during which
tlmo tho Stnto sent him to the First
World's Sunday School contention nt
London, Hnglnnd, ,tybero ho wns elect
ed 'lOCQrdljijKCcretnry.
Cure Your Catarrh Nov
V. Van Dorn, 2011 Avenue 11, Blrm
Inghnni, AJn writes: "I have had en.
tiirfh,,,hf ono pf.tlio worst forms for
21) yeprs, nnd nfter using Dr. Geo.
Loliilngcr's Formal de-hydo Inhaler
for two days, feel nntlrolv rniinvmi
nnd bellnvo by Its continued uso I
will got cured." Sold at R0 cents on n
gnai auteo by all druggists.
To Be
Called on the Carpet
n saloon except on ofllclal business
wnno in uniform.
Olllcer Biiei'Htler'H fi lends Rny, In
tegniil to his order to Olllcer Wernta
to elpsi' his eyes lo mi loon Irrcgulail
ties, tjiat thero was a misunderstand
i)( oil the pari or .Mr. Boerstler. A
request had been made by the Lnbor
Day cijminllti'o that the shlooni be al
lowed to leinaln open later on that
night njnl tho Mayoral ilrst aeiiulesced,
thoiigli aftorwaiil lecouslderlng nnd'
ordering tho salooim closed nt i.io
UKiinl li'onr. it Is stated by Officer
Boerstlei's friends that ho il!d not
know the order lo elotio had neon
given.
"However," his ntoiisers say, "oven
Blioiild.thlH bo true, Olllcer Boerstler
wnii overhtcpplng his authority In' giv
ing any oideix to other oillcors."
MnlmffiP titMiTB
HUSBAND
Tied Up by Injunction
Pending Disposal of Suit .For
Divorce.
Mrs. Josephine M. Cnsper, of Ak
ron, lins sued Wllbert E. Cnsper for
divorce nnd alimony, nnd nlso upon
application hnsv secured an Irtler of
court restraining lilm from putting
ccrtnln property'out of his bands nnd
restraining tho Stnr Drilling Machine
Co. from paying" iilm his wages, until
hearing is gheh upon her clnlm for
alimony. Sho nlso nsfts thnt her
maiden iinm6, Aliller, bo restored. Tho
suit is based upon alleged non-support.
SUIT FOH INJUNCTION.
Anna Frederick, ct nl., have applied
for an injunction restraining tho
Wagoner Coal Co. from constructing
a railway switch on their pioperty,
and also thnt an accounting may be
made for damages.
, Not Doomed For Life."
"I was treated for three years by
good doctors,1' writes XV.' A. Greer,
McConnellBvllle, O., "for Piles und
Fi6tuln, but when nil failed, Bucklcn's
Arnica Salve cured mo In two weeks,"
Cures Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Corns,
Sores, Eruptions, Snlt Bhcu'm, Piles
or no pay. 25c at C. B. Harper & Co.'s
drug store.
Editor Converse Dead.
Chnrdon, O., Sept. 0. Julius Con
verse, editor, of tho Gcnuga Bepubllcnn
for 00 years, died this morning nfter
ar long Illness, nged 70. Ho was ono
of the Republican lenders in northern
Ohio.
Beware of the Knife.
No profession has advanced more
rapidly of Into thnn surgery, but It
should not bo used except whore abso
lutely necessary. In eases of piles, for
example, It is seldom needed. DcWltt's
Witch Hnzol Salvo cures quickly nnd
permanently. ,Unfe'o,lia,!lcuKfor cuts
burns, bruises, wounds, skin diseases.'
Accept no counterfeits. "I wns so
troubled with blcedlilg piles thnt I
lost much strength and blood," says
J. C. PhilllpH, Paris, III. "DoWltfn
Wltrh Hnzel Snlvo cured mo in a short
time." Soothps and heals.
Assaulted Conductor.
Mayor Doylo arrived at City Hnll
and conducted Pollen, court at 10:.10
Saturday morning. Newton Harney
was lined tho t'osts for nssaultlng a
coiuluctor on n car, while coming from'
Lnkesde, Inst night.
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BE. A. OROVE '
Tlili nnmo must nppenr on avnry box ot
tbo gemiluo Lnxatlru Uramo-Qiiinlne Tub
lots, the romady lliat cures a cold In our
day. IISetnt-
BEAUTIFUL
Yoqn Life Brought to
a Close.
JIIss Amy Jcnnnetto Heller, ilaughtet
of Mr, and Mrs. Thojiuis Heller, itlt
West North st., (lied Frjdny oj lieait.
failure, after an lllifostit6n'Ohatl con-'
lined her to her homo Mnco last Maicli.
The nqwn of her death comes lo tho
ninny frlendii of tho young lady as n
great shock, although it was known
for sonic tlmo that' sho wns very ser
iously ill.
Mlt.8 lienor was born In Akron 20
years ho, rind had lived hero prne.
tlrnlly nil her life. Sho was n girl of
exceptional brightness ;wd sttcngth ot
character, nnd was loved by many.
Sho was a nitfmber'of Grace Heformed
ehurph nnd n teacher In tho Sunday
school.- Hqr death was caused by
pnoumpnla with, which Rhu was taken
HI last sprlnp, nnd from which she
noer recovernd. Tho funeral services
will bo held nt tho J-esIdeneo .Monday
at 2;30 p. m, llev. C, L. Alspach, of
Grnco Itaforined church, plllclntlng,
Interment In Mt. Peneo coinetery.
ifia.lW PES MOINKS, IA.,
AND
BETUHN.
-1. te. O. B. B Sept. 12 to 1 1. Upturn
limit Sept, 22, subjpet to pxtenslon un
til Oct. 15.
LAST LINKS.
Sorviees will he held In tho Gospel
tent on Hussell nve., near South Main
st, tonight Tomorrow thero will bo
u sermon on "Holiness," at 10 n. m.
nnd preaching nt 2:JH) on "How to Keep
SanetllliHl." Subject nt 7:30, "Sol
viltton from All Sin,"
Wither ponulttlng, Itov. W. P.
Crispin will speak tonight In tho vicin
ity of Klcckncr Bros. store, 1120 8.
Main st.
MARRIAGES LICENES.
Mnlilou Hunting. Shrovo 21
Oraco Diet!!, Akion 20
Groom'n occupntlon, laborer.
Goo, M. Wtlhclm, Akron 25
Bosslo Morgan, Akron 10
Groom's occupation, expressman.
Goo. y, Auten, Akron 27
Knto B. Dnugliety, Akron 22
Qroom's occupation, lawyer.
Hqnry I.enso, Cloyelnnd ,....15
I)(orcnci Bnrrett, Akron 31
Groom's, occupation, teamster.
Henry Bung?, Akron ,r...t 23
Augusta K(ndr, kron . 1
Qrooq' occupation, flour packer.
..PERS.ONAU.NQTES.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O, D. Honpdlclcft Fri
day night for a trjp.ynough tliq Wdst.'
JIIss Lizzie Cnrrlck iias returned
from n three weeks' visit in Colum
bus. Itev. L. A. Llndemuth returned to
day fiom his vacation spent in West
Virginia.
Mr. 0. J Keycs left Saturday on n
business trip to his zlnk mines in
Salem, Ky.
llev. A. B. Coats, pastor of tho First
Bnptlst church, lias returned from his
vacation In New York.
Mrs. W(n. Colo, pf Mnsslllon, is vis
iting her nunr, 'M.rsi Jt. McFnrlnndJ
of 208 liaU Thornton .at.
Miv. Stownrt Miller, of Elwood nve..
nnd her sister, Miss Lettlc McCoy; of
Mansfield have returned from n visit
In Cleveland.
Miss Bessie Mason will entertain at
dinner this evening the attendants, of
tho Cnmp-Metllu wedding, which Will
take plnco Wednesday.
Uev. Chnrles Edward Keller has re
turned fiom his vacation, nnd will
preach In Trinity Lutheran church
Sunday morning and ovcnlng.
Messrs. Frank Hoover nnd George
Faulhnber', well known Akron har
bors, lenvo next week for Nnshvlllc,
Tcnn., in d may locate In thnt city.
Mr. O. 0. Ailing nnd son, Guy, nnvc
l chimed to their homo at New York,
nltf a visit with his parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. E. L. Ailing, of Prospect "st.
Mr. J. P. Jones, of Dnguo Bras'., &
Co., loft today on a business trip -to-New
York. He will spend n fow dn'ys
with Mrs. Jones, who Is stopping nt
Chnutniiqun lake.
Mr. Will Boyle, of Bowery st., has
returned from a two months' -'trip
through tho extreme Northwestern
part of tho country. Ho spent most,
of tho tlmo nt Seattle, Wash. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Protheroe nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Wnlthman, of
Salem, O., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colo
nnd Miss Gene Espy, of Sharon, Pa.,
as o guests of Mr. and Mrs, 'P; D.
Strntton, Beck nve.
Mrs. V. E. Hcnton entertained a
party 'of QO Trlday evening nt her
studlo'in tho Arcade block, In Jionor of
Miss Mny Stoekle, who hns Just re
turned from Columbus, where She
has been studying music.
Mr. John F. Ulijcr, of tho Adjutant
General's oMcp in the War depart
ment nt Washington, Is In Akron -for
30 days' lenvn of absence. At tho con
clusion of Ids vocation Mr. Uhler will
remove lilsVninlly tp 'Washington.
Tho ladles of the Fortnightly club
greatly enjoyed their nnnunl social
session Wednesday nftemoon. This
yenr It took thp form of nn outing
to tho Old Mnld's Kitchen. A bnnqueti
wns served at (I o'clock nt Mrs. Fos
dick's. Messrs. J. B. nutherford nnd dins',
nnd Frank Stclgner, who were among
tho Akronlnns attending tho 'Pythian
convention In Snn Francisco, have re-
lurueii nomc, wiving nifo visited i.oja
Angeles ana points of intcrrAV'fl'Cobo
ornno nun eisownere. v"
A welcome homo reception wns ten
dered Bpv. Howard S. MncAyenl Fri
day ovpnlng by tho members of the
First Congregational church in the
church pnriors. Tho reception wns
Informnl nnd a plensnnt nffnlr. Ico
crenin nnd enko were served.
Bov. Frank DoWItt Tnlmndgp, of
Chicago, nrrhrd In Akron, Saturday
motnliig. Ho Is n son of tho Into Bov,
T. DoWItt Tnllmnco nnd will nfflclnto
th's" ovpnlng nt tho wedding of Miss
Gnolirlng, dniiglitcr of Dr. OHas. L.
Goehrlng, of 117 Lake st.
Tho members of tho Grace Heform
ed Sunday school nnd church nt Loynl
Oak held thplr annual picnic In Mr.
W. A. Stump's maple, grove. Thursday,
Sept. 4. A very good dinner was
served, nnd boating and games were
pmtlclpnted In by nt least 150 persons.
The prl7.es for the npplo nnd bun eat
ing contents wero nwnuled to Carl
Schrellier and Itohert Stump, respec
tively. Prizes for two foot rapes wero
awarded to Calvin Bowers. Those
present from nfnr were Mrs. Schreiber
of Colorado, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo!
Donnenwlrth, of Canal Fulton, O.
Npnrly 50 employes In tho office of
the Cleveland Electric Bnllwny Co.
will come to Akron this nfterndon, in
n special car, to bo tho guests of tho
olllco employes of tho N. O. T. rv.
The ear will lenvo Clovelnnd nt 1:30.
I'pon arriving in Akron, the Cleveland
patty will ho Joined by employes of
tho N. O. T. olllco, nnd tho trip will
bo continued to Barberton. whom n
0 o'clock dinner will be enjoyed nt tho
Inn. After dinner, tho party will go
to Silver lake, whero tho rest of thP
evening win Ik) spent In dancing.
DEATHS.
GILLETLY-Ale.NnnderGlllety,nged
15, of 150 North Mnln St., died Satur
day afternoon, after a lingering III
Hess, caused by htomaeh trouble. Ho
leaves a wife nnd one child.
IUT.NT-MIss Clnrn Hunt, daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hunt, 111
Livingston st.. died Pildny of typhoid
fever. The funeral services, which
will bo private, will take place at tho
house, Sunday nt 3 p. m. Interment in
St. Vincent do Pnul's cemetery.
O'LEABY-Emmltt O'I.enry. nged
7-1, of 207 Beacon St., died Thursday of
rancor. Funeral services will bo iicid
from tho rcsldenco Saturday at 2 p m
Interment in Mt. Pence. ' '
BIRTHS.
GETZ-To Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnnlel Getz
Wocster nve., Sept. 2, n daughter. '
DALLAS To Mr. and Mrs. Ohns
Dnllns, 211 Miller live., Sept. 2, a son'
OBOW-To Mr, nnd Mrs. Howard
Crow, 170 South Bulch St., Aug. 30
n son,
WATTEBS-To Mr. nnd Mrs. .Tos.
eph Watters, 123 Carroll st., Aug, jn
n daughter. "'
GEHBINGEB-To Mr. nnd Mrs N
Oehilnger, 120 West South st., Sept
2, a son.
KITTINGEBr-To Mr,, and Mrs c
13. Klttlngeyl20"MnHi'8t:, Sept.' l'
a son. '
MILLER-To Wr. and Mrs. M. j.-
HAIt WAS NOT UrAHB TO JIOCnN"
Neither1 wis' he created to bo lit or
feeble, or sickly, or sad. Hnpp nejs la
every man's birthright. But to ba hap
py ono must be healthy. Ill neRun
defective organs of tho body nnd phys
ical suffering- kill happiness. Improper
food Invariably results In unhenlthr
Conditions and therefore brlnss nnhap
plness. Tho right food pro'duccs health
with alt Its attendant Joys. The better
tho food, tho moro perfect tho health
and tho nrcater tho hnpplness.
Natural food was designed for man s
use and naturally organized foods
mako possible natural conditions.
There Is no other way.
Wheat contains all tho llfe-sustalnlntc
nnd health-giving elements known and
is nature's best food. It Is created to
rfvo complete nutriment to man if used
In its natural entirety. Therein lies
tho secret of the perfection of Shred
ded Wheat it Is the whole wheat With
none of tho component parts subtract
ed., and with no foreign substance add
ed. In the preparation of Shredded
Wheat the natural cereal berry is
shredded and mado appetizing to tho
potato and easy to dlGest. It Is com
plete in itself and gives complete
health. It is therefore the happiest in
vention ot tho age because It produces
happiness. . ,
"Tho Vital Question," a complete
booklet of absorbing Interest issued by
the Natural Food Company of Niagara
Falls, N. T., gives the "open sesame"
to happiness. Send for it.
Miller, 211 Sliver st., Sept. 2, n
daughter.
OIiniSTENSEN-To Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ed. Chrhtensen, 273 Johnston st.,
Sept. 1, a daughter.
McALONAN-To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McAlonnn, 310 West Buchtcl
ave., Sept. 3, n daughter.
BUSCH To Mr. nnd Sirs. August
Busch, 151 Grant st., Aug 23, a daugh
ter. , MUELLEB-To Mr. and Sirs. Hon
ry Mueller, 130 Turner St., Sept. 2,
a daughter, . y
SANDDBSON-To Mr. nnd Mrs, B.
M. Sanderson, 230 Carroll st., Sept.
4, n daughter.
SMETTS-1'o Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
8,mctts, 025- East Exchnnge St., Sept.
3,, -a son.jj,,, r
HANKINB ToxMr. and Mrs. F. E.
Hnnklns, G00& High st, Sept. 1, n
son.
SHAFFEB-To Mr. and .Mrs. R. D.
Shaffer, 720 West Cedar st., Sept. 1,
a son.
KOCH To Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael
Koch, 710 -Fourth nfe., Aug. a
daughter.
"WINKLER To Mr. and Mrs. V11
hclm Winkler, South st., Sept. 3, a
son. "; ' '
KIDDER To Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrry
T Kidder, 608 Mlnml st., Sept, 5, n
son.
CONDON To Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Condon, near. ISnlp, Thursday, Sept.
1, a daughter.
Special
MenU. Sunday J
y Sept. i
Music at both
Lunch and Supper
Barberton inn
DR. MARTHA BENSON-SILBER
Disease j of Women
and Children
orncE noons 9 1 12 m., a to s p.m.,
7 to 8 ETenlnn
Office anil Rcsldarce -618 S. Main St.
, People "i P&one IS7.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOB SAliK A good covered wagon,
must sell nt once ns party wants to
lenvo city. This Is a bnrgaln. En.
quire room 1, ArcadeV 110-tf
AGENTS WANTBD-Qulck sollers.
(iient big profit sell nny where.
Oenovii Bemedy Co., 125 So. High
st. Open evenings 0:30 -to 8. lltftf
FOB BENT Almost new eight room
house on Adams st. All modern im
provements, shades, laundry, etc.
Inquire 102 Upson st 110-tf
WANTED Intelligent men nnd wo
men to soil nn entirely new article.
Good profit, steady employment. Ad
dress r. J. SHmmcl, P. O. box r0,
Akron, O. 110421
WANTED-Ton bricklayers at City
hospital, 00 cents per hour. Wind
ror Brick Co. 110-121
WANTED Three good looking girls,
must have good soprano voices. Cnll
at Empire hotel tomorrow nftemoon
nnd ask for XV. H. M. 110
SUNNYSIDE
Lots 50x150 feet
for $60 to $110
Terms Cash, $5.00 nnd bnlanco nt
$1 per week. liberal discount for
ensh. No Interest or tnsos till paid for.
SUNNYSIDE is located on tho grand
plateau, Just north of tho Fair grounds
on tho lino of the Akron & Cuynhoga
Falls Street Bnllroad. Location health,
ful nnd pleasant. Fine view of the
city, Just tho placo for n homo with a
garden. Fieo deed in caso of death
or pnjinents refunded.
To accommodate thoso unable to
visit SUNNYSIDE today, wo will bo
at SUNNYSIDE Sunday afternoon,
Sept. 7tb, 2 to 4 o'clock.
C.H. & S.E.JONES,
Room 55 Central Bldg
Peoples Phoqe: 452 , .
Bead Democrat liners.
BIRTHS
In July ' and August
Exceeded Deaths.
Few Contagious Diseases
i Akron This Summer.
In
There were for moro births than
deaths In the city of Akron during
tho months of July nnd Attgusr, nnd
in the two months tlieie wns ono
moro malo child thnn female. There
aro usually mote females thnn males.
Tho figures for the two months ns
given in the reports of Dr. A. A.
Kohler for July nnd August nt the
meeting of tho Health Board, Friday
night, were ns follows:
July Deaths, 47; births, males 51,
females 40.
August Deaths (53; births, males 40,
femnics 47.
The city hns beon rcmnrknbly freo
from contagious diseases this summer.
CURES A GOLD IN ONE DAT
THIS SIGNATURE
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AFPXAIM
ON EVERY BOX OF THE GENUINE
AFTER A LL
It's merely n question of dollars and
sonse, that outfit of yours. You will
make po mistake to look through our
immense fall stock of tho latest pat
terns of Dependable Furniture.
A' 4-room Outfit for $85,00
Is a revelation to mnny Furniture buy.
crs. N6t Cheap, shoddy goods, but re
liable, well-mado nnd attractive.
I.est you forget, wo repent that our
specialty is Complete Home Furnish
ing nt prices that please.
"E KIRK co.
Everything for tho Home.
125127 S. Howard St.
Tho Store that Saves You Money.
CASH OB CREDIT.
Bankers and Brokers
110 Hamilton Building
People's Phone 324- Bell Phone 228
LAMPRBOHT
BROTHERS & CO.
BANKERS. BROKERS
Investment
Securities
Local Stocks Bought and
Sold on Commission S to
Akron Offioe :
216-218 Hamilton Bldg.
Both Phonei 447. CLAIRE AFf, Mrr.
&rnt
Jones My w'fo docs not do nny bak.
ing. Sho buys nil her baked goods at
Model Bakery.
McGlnnis Yces right after us. It's
the bett place n Akron to buy eatings.
' Both phones, 3tf4.
6. B. LAFFERTY.
M
. O'NEIL & CO.
Extraordinary Sale of
RUGS and
MATTING
On Monday
We will place on
Sale in Our
1,000 Rolls
perfect goods and desirable colors, lhis lot does
nob include any of the almost worthless 10o or 12c
matting, but :
20c Matting, at 15c
25c Matting, at 18c
30c Matting, at 22c
33c Matting, at 25c ,
3V2c Matting, at 29c
About 100 Smyrna and Axminster rugs .at greatly
reduced prices.
All of the above are exceptional values , and
worthy of inspection.
M. O'NEIL & CO.
I miMiirwi
IVIVJICT !
Increase the earning capacity by trading in stocks where you
can get tho most 'reliable information, and best service.
Our offices will open Monday September 8, Suites 330 and 333
I With unexcelled facilities 0r executing orders In stocks, 10 shares
j up, on margins or investment.
I ' J. L. GARDNER Cf CO.,
T ,.k . , " ' Correspondents.
FARNHAM, RHODES & CO.,
S NEW YORK and CLEVELAND.
GOOD THINGS
FOR THE TABLE
There Arc Plenty of Them In the
MarRet at Present.
There ore plenty of good things for
the table on the market at tho pres
ent time, though tho indications nro
that there will bo less thnn usual, this
winter, for while It is posslblo for most
peoplo to have all things In tho way
of fruits and other dainties for tho
table, tho prices prohibit any ex
tensive canning and oven wero this
not so the supply yvould not hold out.
Fruits of all kinds are scarce, this
year, and oven grapes, though of es
pecially fine quality, nro anything'
but abundant. They arc at present
selling for 20 cents' a four-pound bas
ket. Peaches are becoming moro
plentiful nnd the quality Is good.
They aro selling for ?2.B0 a bushel.
Plums are scarce and high nnd come
nt 00 nnd SO cents a peck. Melons nro
plentiful, but nro of very poor qual
ity. Small cucumbers, for pickles, are
selling nt 30 and 40 cents a hundred.
These aro also scarce, and the season
will last but a short time, as tho cu
cumbers are rotting on tho vines, this
being due to tho wef days nnd cool
nlgnts Lima beans, nre nlso nmong
the scarcities, and cost 25 cents n
quart.
Thero aro plenty of tomatoes Just
nt present, nnd, they cost 35 cents a
half bushel basket. This Is ns cheap
as tomatoes nro likely to become this
year. Thero nre many sweet potatoes
Tablets
HAVE YOU SGK BOWELS?
UositlratloB It U fowruoBW ot mnr dmw.
Trtt it at once,
TRINITY TsBffTS CURE
Vr mlld.mr action tkrpujh lhntira trcof th
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loo ;- !. Jd.lrtu TrlnltT Baici yennm,
SHOT
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actosti,ou.
Morning
f tf r"i,"
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of China and Japan
Matting at about two
thirds regular price. All
In the market selling for 30 cent a
peck, nn 1 celery is also plentiful and
of good quality. SattiTday wns about
the last day for berries and black ber
ries were soiling on that day for a
shilling ii quart.
The KUMsh season Is now about over
and very few summer squashes aro
being brought into the market, though
homo Hubbard squashes are making
their appearance and selling for 20
nnd 25 cents apiece.
SEVEN HAMS ;:
And a Tub of Lard Stolen From
Meat Car.
A car loaded with meat consigned
to Schwarzchlld and Sulzberger, the
meat dealers, which stood "on 'tho
switch north of tho Market t.' briage,
wns broken Into Friday night, and
seven hnms and a tub of lard are miss
ing. Tho lollco aro working on the
case.
s.
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Arthur Deming
Coming to Casino
For next week, Manager Harry'
Hawn hns provided for Lakeside
Casino a high class show of seven
acts, headed by the favorite black-face,
comedian Arthur Deming. There will
be n great variety in the bill. Thot
past week the business hnB beon up
tothe'standnrd.the cold evenings have
not affected It much. The windows
are closed and tho casino is as com
fortable as In tho warm weather.
G. A. R.
RATES, WASHINGTON,
' D. O.
$10 round trip via O., A. & C. By. &
Ponnn, Lines, Oct. 3 to 6. Return
limit Oct. 14, subject to extension until
Nov, 3. Ono stop-over nllowed at any
station on direct llno,between Pittsburg
and Wnshlngton, on both going and re
turn trip. For further particulars see
Ticket Agent, Union depot
NOTICE
Machinists keep nwny from Beaver
Falls and New Brighton, Pa, Strike
on.
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