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R GRAYS Do not Trifle With 'Jhern! AUTOTVIUBI LISTS. KOHI FR 'Bar-Ben t
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Football Team Is
Organized.
West Ends Now Heady
to Make Dates.
John A. McKerron Won Race
and Cinched the Cup.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
" YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
R. II. E.
Cleveland 10 10 2
Athletics 7 10 4
, Bernhardt and Wood; Mitchell and
Wilson.
Chicago 11 13 2
.Washington 3 8 0
Callahan and McFarlandj Patton
nnd Drill.
Baltimore! 15 14 2
Detroit 18 0
Wlltso nnd Hoblnson;Flshcr,Mcreor
and Buelow.
St. Louis 12 10 1
i Boston 3 11 4
Shields nnd Knhoe; Sparks nnd War
ner. TODAY'S OAMES. A '
Athletics nt Clovclnnd. ,
Baltimore at Detroit.
Boston at St. Louis. f ,
Washington at Clilcago.
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j NATIONAL LEAGUE.
I YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
R. II. E.
New York r. 10 2
Clnclnnntl 3 7 2
Taj lor and O'Neill; Hoker and Bcr
sen. St. Louis 0 8 0
Philadelphia 0 7 3
Currin nnd nyan; Frasor and Dooln.
Pittsburg 0 13 3
Uqston 3 5 3
Phlllppl nnd Phelps; Willis nnd
Klttridgo.
Boston 12 11 2
Pittsburg 1 0 5
KIoijodniiK and Moran; Cushmnn
nnd" Smith.
Brooklyn 0 12 0
Chicago 2 8 1
Kitson nnd Ahcnrn; Wlllinuia nnd
Klliiff.
St. Louis 0 15 4
Philadelphia 5 12 0
O'Neill nnd Kynn; lbprg nnd Dooln.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Chicago nt Boston. , ,
Pittsburg at Now York.
St. Ix)uIh nt Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia,
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The football spirit Is beginning to
nsgert Itself In tho city. Tho Grays
have re-organized for the season nnd
nro ready to play any 130-pound tennis.
Harry Rutheiford Is captain and Gloyd
Mltchclla manager of the team. An
old Akron player has lKen secured to
coach tho team, which promises to go
hard after tho Bio-pound chninplnn
ship of tho city. Tho team was put
through porno hard practice Thursday
night. Pitkin, ono of tho best light
halfbacks In tho city, will play with
tho Grays. Jennings, whoso work nt
end shono out bright last year, will
play right end. Tho players who re
ported for practice are: Pitkin, Jon
nlngH, Rutherford, Souers, Elchonlaub,
Kano, Roan, Reiby, Daly and Mltch
clla. ART AND TERRY MIX IT UP.
A writer In tho Cincinnati Enquirer
lias given n description of tho work
nt Terry McGovern's camp. Ancut
Sltnms, ho says:
Artlo Sluiins next went on with Mc
Govern nnd tho bout brought tho
crowd to Its feet. Slinins, as Is well
known, has ono of the best left hands
of any man In tho business, nnd It
(wus u caution to seo Terry work away
from it. Once or twlco McGoveru
rushed In nnd was stopped by n
utrnlght left from tho Akion boy. Ho
caught McOovorn a soaker on tho sldo
of tho head anil Terry rushed nt him
like n mad bull. Ho made several
Ifoints for tho wind, and whon Slnims
Cnmo nt him with his head down, Ter
ry lot go his light and tho blow caught
Slmms on tho back 0t tho head. Slmms
' .wis oft his stride nt the time and the
jfoico of tho punch almost put him to
tho mnt. Terry on-used himself for
1 lotting go so hard, and from this tlmo
ion tho bout wis n clever ono lo look
hi After It was all over Terry re
marked that ho was never In better
dhapo In his llfo nnd his exhibition
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speaking population of the
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Sick and nervous headaches nro
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nehes at Irregular Intervals, goes
through life bearing n load of misery
nnd wretchedness that Is tcrrlblo to
think, i(.
IeadicJics as n rule, result from n
jjlnonlured condition of tho nervous
ayiteii), Mental excitement, loss of
Bleep, bodily fatigue, and dlsoidcred
digestion uro exciting causes. AVhen
the bijilu becomes tired nnd debili
tated, tho whole nor oils system is
weakened, nnd headaches result. If
the liver is sluggish, the kidneys In
active, and digestion deranged, head
aches imarlably follow. TO cure and
prevent headaches, tho nervous sys
tem must bo strengthened and vital
ized. The most poislstent cases of
headache, nervous feebleness, and
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by Palnc's Celery Compound; It Is tho
cgreat leoiistructnnt of the nervous
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feel bettor than I havo for years."
with Slmms nnd Cain certainly ndded
weight to his statement. McGoveni
looked better nnd boxed better yester
day afternoon than ever before Ho
Is In grand form.
As a side Issue, yestoulny, Burt Col
lins, tho gentlemanly bnntnm-wclght
boxer, of Lntonln, and Ait Slmms gave
a two-round exhibition. Slmms had a
big advantage lit height, weight and
reach over Collins, but tho Ilttlo fellow
stood up nnd took his medicine. It
was simply n try-out for Collins, and
his friends weie plensed with his show
ing. After tho bout Collins said that
Slmms has tho best loft hand ho over
saw on a fighter. Slmms still has his
nun In a bandage. It was lnjuied sonm
tlmq ago.
HOW BRITT FIGURES.
San Fianclsco, Oil., Sept. (1. Jimmy
Biltt, California's favorite fenther
welght, Is really In earnest In his ef
fort to get on a fight with cither
"Xoung Corbolt" or McGovern. Hero
Is tho wn.y he figures It:
"When McGovern was out hero I
boxed vlth him. He did his best to
put mo out, but I got n Ilttlo tho better
of him. Impiovod nK I am, I'll beat
hlni easily, I think. I havo dono my
host to get n match with him nt even
terms, but ho has fought shy. Now
I orfer him tho best of it. I may not
bo ablo to put him out In ton rounds.
but my mpney Is up to show what I
think l can do. As for "Corbett," hq
Is Just about us good ns McGovern,
so If I can beat ono I can bent n.o
other.1' v
IUH MACKEY. KNOCKED OUT.
South Bend., Inil., Sept. O.-Hnrry
Forbes, of Chicago, knocked out "III."
Mnrkoy started the lighting In an en
round last night. In the Hist lounil
n.Mckey stnitrd the lighting In an en-
oigutlc manner nnd liwhed Forbes
several times. Ho was wildly cheered
by tho crowd but his llnish camo quick.
Jy In tho second. Forbes caught him
on tho Jaw. with a right ountor
nnd sent hlni down for tho count. As
soon ns Mnekoy was up Foibesi scut
hliu down again. Tho llilid tlmo Mack-
oy wont to the Hour lie lonmlucd their
while the lofieo counted him out.
THE SHAMROCK III.
Loudon, Sept. 0. Commenting on tho
pnpn.ratfquH being made on tho Clyde
In loniiectlon with Sir Thomas Llpton
intention to challenge again for the
Ameilea'H cup, tho yachting World
eays:
"Tho Shamrock f, which Is under-
.going n thoioiigh overhauling, Is won
derfully , well preserved. Captain
Wllllgo, Who Is expected lo havo solo
control of the next challenger, Is su
perintending tho work on tho Shamrock
I. nnd Is constantly In consultation
Willi Mr. Fife. Tim cup racer will bo
built wholly of steel."
McKBHHON WON AGAIN.
John A, Mekcnon, tho great Cleve
land trotter, won the Boston chnllengo
cup for tho third and final time, amid
great excitement nnd In tho presence
of a big fiowd at Cleveland, Friday.
No phenomenal tlmo was made, and
McKcrinu was not dihou to (lie limit,
Tho Monk and l.oid Dei by being un
able to ghe him the tiiHKlo that luu'
lxoii expected,
RIB'USBD OFFKUS FROM CAN
TON. Tin phi) lug of hcioral members of
tho All Akion team In the games with
Canton attracted tho attention of Man
ager nullum, of the Cmiton-Wheellng
team. Ho lequestcd Kosht, Klttluger
anil McAllister to sign with Canton
for tho bnhiuco of the season, but the
offer wiih declined. Klttluger was to
pilch and Kosht and McAllister to fill
holes In right ami left fields on tho
Canton team.
HKCONI) MONHY FOR BROOK-
LAWN.
Mr, lrli Mniitou's Brooklnwn won
second money u tho 2:18 tint, pilise,
$300, nt the Ashland fair, yesterday.
He finished second In straight heats
mill tin' laco wiih won by Baron Boy.
U'BST BNDS WANT 1UTRS.
Tho West Bud Athletic club foot
ball (ram hns had 3 nights' practlce.and
wilt continue to practice legularly. mi-
dor the direction or Manager T, V,
WnttersVnd Captain Fied COlley, who
nro rapidly getting ono of tho best
Some Important Limitations Suggest
ed For Their Regulation.
(BY PAUL E.
Mnny of tho nccldents caused dally
In all parts of tho country by reckless
nutomobillss nro so frightful and ac
companied by such groat loss of limb
and life that tho automobiles, or rather
tho nutoraoblllsts. are bound to bring
about their own llmltntlon lu tho
Interests of public enfety most speed
ily. Wm. K. Vanderbllt's recent annoiinc
nieiit that ho and his fomlly havo dis
continued tho usq of automobiles for
pleasure riding becnuso they did not
wish to farther .stich dangerous spoit
nt tho expense of public safety, is ap
predated by tho public, which will de
mand sooner or later tho enactment of
laws regulating the uso of automo
biles on public t'own streets nnd coun
try roads, Tho enforcement of thco
regulations will bo strictly supported
by popular sentiment. They will piob
obly bo based on tho following gcncial
principles:
1: Automobiles nro complicated ma
chines requiring mechnnlcnl knowl
edge on tho part of the opeiators. They
nro In fact engines operated either by
stcntn, electrical, or other power.
Operators should, therefore, be com
pelled to procure a license same ns
other cnglnoers before they nro per
mitted to run such an oiiglno on tho
public strcpts of tho city or country.
'j.uls should bo demanded for tho pro
tection of the general public.
2. Automobiles should not bo per
mitted to run faster than ten miles nn
hour on country roads nnd five miles
an hour on tho streets of towns nnd
cities. Offenders should ,bo promptly
punisnco,
3: The blowing of whistles and
horns by nutomobillsts should lie nn.
jtlrely piohlblted. They nro dlstuib-
Ing nnd dangerous noises on public
HE LIKES
Mr. Thomas Rhodes Has a Superb
Collection at His Pleasant Home.
On Wet Market st., In n modest but
lovely home, lives Mr. Thomas Rhodes
who pei hops knows more nbout birds
and flowers thnn any oth
er man In Akron. For years
ho hns mndq this fascinat
ing study bis chief occupation nnd
thoro is n room In hs quiet home rilled
with ornithological specimens. There
nro birds from every state In the un
ion; from Alaska, Canada and South
America. Theio Is a corner full of
owls, containing everything from the
beautiful whlto variety to tho common
screech owl which haunts our own
woods. There aro Knglish and Ameri
can thrushes of all descriptions. There
aie wild turkeys and policans, nn nl
lmtross nnd n great variety of small
birds, fiom tho tiny humming bird to
tho common sparrow. Thero nio many
tioplcal bllds nnd tho collection is
such a ono as Is seldom found In tho
teams In tho city Into' shape. The
West Buds will soon bo ready for
gain's and aro now open for dates
with any of tho Akron teams.
WI2RNRRS VS. WBST KNDS.
The Werners and tho West Ends are
clashing In a bnso ball gamo nt tho
giounds at Summit lako today and
those who know say that tho gamo
cannot help being one of tho hottest
of tho season, as these teams havo a
sort of (Ufferonco that will bo settled
right then nnd thcicv'
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A N ew Jersey Editor's tcstimonla
M. T. Lynch, Editor of tho Phillips
(nirg, N. '.y Dal)y I'st, writes. "1
have used mnny kinds of nicdlclnes for
coughs and colds in my fnnilly but
lioer anything so good is Foley's
Honey and Tar, I cannot soy too much
In pralifo of It."
J. M. Lnfter, A, Wfimer, j, Liimpnr
tcr & Co,
flOO Howard. $100.
The readers of tul pnnor 111 ho nfeiaod
la luiirn tlmt thorp la in lonat ono !mu!ei!
dlipoao Hint 8i'lg)io(i 1ms lioou iihlu lo cum in
nil Un iingoi nml Hint is Uutmrh. Hull',
untarrh Qurqlt tiioyniy jio.ltlwi oiiro now
known to llnuiu'itk'iil fnitenilly. Cnlnrrli
being n rontUlullnnnl illsenvMC()iilre n
comtltiittonHl trintmont, Ball's Cntnrrh
uuio ii tnicoii internally, ociuik uirtitiy
upaq ilia liloud nml muctuin mrrmvi ( tlu
yutm, tlinrstiy noitm1iiR tho foumlntlnn'
i( Ilia illiCHSn, nml nlvlni tli lmtlimt
triniKlH uv tmlUlliiK. up tho constitution
tml imt1iif nntiiro' in tiding, U work
riiu nroprlotm'd lmo no muoli fnltti in in
drud
dollars for nny enso Hint It falls In
e.ire.
hoi
nrt for list of ttitlmnnlnls.
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streets nnd entirely needless in dny
time ns well ns nt night. At night
automobiles arc supplied with lights
as safeguards.
Why should automobiles bo permit
ted to i un faster than other vehicles,
for Instance thoso diawn by horses?
The laws logulatlng tho speed of ve
hicles drawn by horses were certainly
not Instigated by humnno sentiments
as regards tho horses. They wero made
for tho puipofco of protection to the
public nnd tho pioventlon of nccldents.
To run an automobile faster, than
llo or ten miles nil hour Is simply a
matter of sport on the part of the ro
spoctlvo Individuals and not nt all n
necessity or a benefit to any one, Pub
lic welfare Is not served thereby In
any repect, on the contrary It Is con
stnntly endnngcred.
Aiitomobllists who wish to Indulge
In this kind of passionate and intem
perate sport should, perhaps, not bo
deprived of exercising their own pleas
ure In this dlicctlon, but thoy should
bo compelled to respect the safety nnd
welfaro of tho public at largo nnd con
find themselves to racetracks, bult by
themselves and for themselves nt their
own expense, and on their own prop
erty where they may, without danger
to others, do ns they pleaso nnd havo
ns mnny smnsu-ups as may satisfy
their appetite.
As a samplo of how an automobile
In the hands of n competent nnd sen
sible gentleman can bo used on public
streets without endnngeilng the lives
nnd limbs of others, one need only
point to Mr. Frank II. Mason, of this
city. Ho always rides at a moderate
speed. His machine Is absolutely
noiseless. Ho never blows a whistle
or horn and Is at all times most con
siderate 0f the safoty nnd convenience
of others.
S.
posschslon of nny but cducntlonnl
Institutions.
It Is said to bo tho Intention of Mr.
Rhodes eventually to present tho col
lection to Buclitel College. r
Mr. Rhodes Is a kindly gontlomnn
who spends tho declining years of his
llfo in quiet pleasures, rending, culti
vating his floweis nnd tnklng long
strolls of which he is very fond. Ho
Is n marked success ns n landscape
gnidner, and his tlowcrs nttinct at
tention far and wide.
Mr. Rhodes Is Interested In trees nnd
Insects as well as birds and flowers,
and his library contains some rnro
and vnluablo volumes on these sub
jects. Ho was born in England, but
has been a resident of Akion for 35
yenis, having ILyod In .lls present
home, which was built for tho rocep
tlon of his bride, for tho greater part
of that time.
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Go to
lumbus
To Represent Akron
Health Board
At Conference With Code Makers
Next Week.
Monday nnd Tuesday of next week
will bo devoted by the codo makers
at Columbus to meeting with tho repro
sontntlves of tho Health Boauls of
tho cities of Ohio, and a discussion
of the provisions of tho now code as
already formulated. Objections to the
proposed new order of things nio ex
pected and they will also bo discussed.
At tho meeting of the Akron Health
Boaul, Friday night, It was decided
to send Health OfHcer A. A. Kohlcr to
Columbus to represent Akron at tho
conference. In speaking of the plans
of tho codo makers, Saturday morning,
Dr. Kqhier said:
"Health Boaids will bo placed by
tho now codo In the Department of
Public Service. This is bad, for It
places tho Board In politics. Of course
there Is no certninty that the codo 'as
made now will bo passed, nnd thero
Is no telling what the conferences of
next week will bring forth.'
To avoid typhoid fever keep tho
system clear of nil wnste matter. This
can bo easily dono by keeping on
hand a package of Wright's Celery
Tea, and drinking a cup on ictiiing
at night occasionally; it will Insuro
you, not only ngnlnst this diead dis
ease so prevalent at this season, but
also ngalnst many other dlsagieeablo
complaints. Tho huninn machine Is
continually tearing down and build
ing nnew', nnd If the refuse mattcr
is not properly carried out of tho sys
tem, derangement of some part or or
gan Is but a natural result. There
fore, tho best way, the easiest and
tho right way Is to prevent the clog
ging of tho Bystem by drinking nn oc
casionol cup of Wright's Celery Tea.
It swoops all Impuiitles out through
tho natural channel nnd Insures per
fect harmony within. AH druggists,
25c nnd COc.
Llngerlnsr.Summer Colds.
Don't let ft cold run nt this season.
Summer colds nro tho hntdest kinds
to cine and If neglected, may linger
nlongjfor months. A long siege like
th,ls will pull (lown the strongest con
stltuflon. Ono Mlntito Cough Cure
will bleak up tho attack at once. Safe,
sure, nets at once. Cures coughs,
colds, croup, bronchitis, nil throat and
lung troubles. Tho children like It.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. Emma Steckhnn and daughters
tohder their heaitfelt thnnks to Buck
ley P6st, G. A. It., to Bov. Stliebl, for
the kind words spoken; to tho choir
of the' German Reformed church for
their 'lieautlfiil singing; to the neigh
bors and f i lends who so kindly as
sisted them In their into bereavement
nnd especially to Daniel Stnlr for his
numerous deeds of kindness.
They deeply nppieelnto tho many
kindnesses paid them In their hour of
trouble, nnd the many marks of esteem
nnd lovo manifested for their departed
husband and father.
WMIIIHM -HHHHH-t"H"
BARBERTON
( -H WIUtlHH)HIHHtlO)MHllllllHl
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Needs a Head Says, Aayor E.
1M. B'ucl.
" "tspeclai Conspondenco.)
Bnrberton, Sept. q. Speaking to n
Democrnt leporter on riitiulclpal nf-
fairs Friday, .Mayor E. M. Duel said..
"In my opinion the pollco situation
Is tho most important problem before
tho Council and it should bo given
thoughtful attention. As tho matter
stands nt present the pollco nre In
doubt to whom they nre to look for
Instructlons-tho Marshal, tho Pollco
comnilttco or the Mayor and they nre'
trying to adjust confllctlous and keep
In the good giaces of all. This Is not.
tho sort of thing to Insuro good ser
vice and tho ovll should bo promptly
remedied by tho Council. I think tho
Marshal should bo the vlitunl head
of tho Police department. lie should
bo n'sort of superintendent nnd should
bo armed with full authority to Issuo
all necessary orders and tho police-'
men' should understand that they orq
to look to hlni and no other for their
Instructions. As for tho Mnishal him
self, ho should bo under tho Instruc
tion of tho Pollco committee of tho
Council nnd thoy should work togcth-,
or harmoniously, Vov tho good of the
scrvlco there should bo no confllctions,
but full nnd friendly confldenco on
both sides."
BRIEF VIEWS OF
MAGIC CITY LIFE
(Special Correspondence.)
Barborton, Sept. 0-Assistant Post
master Barnett is confined to his
iipmo oy illness. j
Jir. A. Ii. Whlgarn -ub at Cleveland,
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es will cure, 12 5). l)y mnll, post paid, on
rocelpt of prloe. Write for f roe sample.
Tho Unr-llon Itomodloi Co,, Clovelnml, O.
Kor snlo by J. It. LnfTor, F. W. Albrocht,
Knufmorm Dros., ninck, tbo Druggist,
Dutl's rharmaoy, II nun A McKoan.
SUICIDE
Committed by Nephew
of Ex-Speaker Reed.
Shot Himself at a
. Peoria.
Hotel In
Peoria, 111., Sept. 0. Mnjor W. S.
Brockett, related to the oldest nnd
wealthiest families of this city, nnd
a nephew of e-t-Spenker Thomas Brack,
ett Reed, wns found dead this morning
on tho floor-of n room In tho Hotel
Fnust. He had shot himself througn
the head. Brackctt recently sold his
cxteilslvc ranch In Montana for SSO,
000. His son.by bis first marriage is
now onptaln In the United States army
in the Philippines. Prom his second
wlfo ho wns divorced two yeors ago.
fl!icvtnnd her daughter are living In
Chicago.
Last Sunday by steamer to Long
Lako Park. 0 a. m. and 1:30 p. in.
SIDES, NOT SITES.
Messrs. .Lampartcr and Bathrlck,
aro. meeting with marked success In
sclljng tho lots In "Woymouth" al
lotment on North Hill.
In'esterflay's paper, a typographical
error In their adv. made It read, "Res
idences built on threo sites.'1 It
should have read, residences built on
threo sides, as tho property Is practi
cally In tho center of North Hill.
Eighth Regiment Band,
Lakeside Park, Sunday.
A Certain Cure For Dysentery and
piarrrtoea.
"Some years ago I was one of a party
that Intended making a long bicycle
trip," says F. I. Taylor, of New Al
bany, Bindford county, Pa. "I wns
taken suddenly with diarrhoea, and
was about to give up the trip, when,
editor Ward, of tho Laceyvllle Messen
ger, suggested that I tako n dose of
Chambeilnn's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. I purchased a bottle
and took two doses, ono before start
ing and ono on tho loute. 1 made tho
trip successfully, nnd never felt nny
111 effect. Again Inst summer I wjib
almost completely run down with an
attack of dysentery. I bought a bot
tle or this saino remedy, and this time
ono dose cured me." For sale by nil
druggists. 10. Stelnbneher & Co.,
whole.salo agents.
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Mr. b. Miller has tho continct for
furnishing the now unlfoims for tho
mallcaniers and thoy will bo hcio
within a week.
Mr. tioorgo It. Ilanklns, of Massll
lon, was In the city, Thursday.
Mr. .Tolm Smlth.of Burbank, visited
In tho city, Friday.
MIhi French, who has studied under
tho lending masters In Gloveland.and
who lias taugnt six years In that city,
will opon her rlnss work In Barberton,
Monday, riease mako aiiangcuicnts
before Thursday.
Claimed His Horse.
(Special Coriespondonco.)
Barbei ton, Sopt. 0. -Mr. Jacob
Krahllng, of Seining, eam.o to Bar
berton, Friday, and Identified as his
the horso and buggy found on the
Bieltenstcln faun, nenr hero, tho oth
er day, Mr. Krahllng left his horse
on tho public square at Alllnnco and
10 minutes later returned to find his
rig gone.
Barbcrlon Babies.
(Special Correspondence.)
BarbertQp, Sept. 0. Following Is the
birth list for" this week in tho Magic
City;
Mr, and Mrs. A, n. Snclder, Fifth
st., a eon, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller, Mul
liorry st., n son, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Boldrldgo, n
daughter, Mondny.
Death of a Baby.
(Special Correspondence.)
Barberton, Sept. . Ceroid, the two-months-old
son of Mr. Arthur Ynckoy,
died Thursday. Tho remains wero
tnk.cn to Edgerton for bminl, and the
funeral toojc place Saturday. The
child's mother died a few weeks ago.
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WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
AFTERNOON and EVENING
Wo will also display a fine line of all grades of
Pi&nos, Organs aaid Music&J
Merchandise
All aro welcome and earnestly roquostod to be
present.
167 South Howard Street
20th Century
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Purchase "20th Century Laurel" and you will have a stove that
will bo n source of comfort and profit to you for many yeais to
come. We nrp central agents for Climax Stoves'and Heaters.
Pouchot, Hunsicker & Co.
216-218 South Main Street. Both Phones 314.
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CELEBRATED
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For pleasure driving or business and of every
description. We have tho exclusive agonoy for
The Columbus Buggy Co. Buggies, the standard
of excellency in high grade vehicles tho world
over.
Don't buy until you
have inspected our ve
hicles and our prices
which we guarantee to
be tho lowest in the
country.
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Tho greatest laundry soap out, it
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any other kind of soft cool nnd
obtain nearly tho some results
as heretofore could only be ob
tained with hard coal, namely:
Cleanliness, continuous and
uniform heat all day and night,
nnd warm floors, while your
lexpenso for fuel will be only
onc-thlid ns much.
Tho Firo Pot Is guaranteed
for five years.
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