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AKFOflf DAILYa DEMRA'T
TUESDAY, OCT. 21, 1002.
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DETROIT
C Coming
Saturday.
East Akron Football
Players Preparing.
Weston Played All Around Met
Hard.
The fast Detroit A. O. football tonra
will bo herd next Saturday lo play
1 against tho Kcast Akron Athletic club
'team. The game hns been cinched,
' :8nd n telegram received from Detroit
by Manager William Kasch announces
that tho tonra will leavo Detroit by
boat Friday night. This will without
' doubt be ono of the star games of llio
season, for the Detroit A. 0. loam lias
a record for good football, and It has
been developed that tho "East Akrons
also know somo things about tho
, gAine.
Thrre will bo somo radical depart-i
H , urcs this time, In tho method of taking
care of the crowd and the players.
Manager Knsch Hinted Tuesday morn
ing that there would bo no more trill
ing. "We will stand for no monkey busi
ness," he said. "Tho nrst player
who Is caught holding or slugging
will be put out of tho game at once.
It makes no difference what team bo
Is 'on. We will nlso havo ofllclals
who are thoroughly acquainted with
the game, and there will not bo the
slightest trouble on that score. Thero
will be nmplo polleo protection, too."
W, It, Day, son of Judge Day, of
Canton, wll probably be one of tho
ofllclals. The strong Shelby tram,
claiming tho champlonshlpof thohtnte,
will bo hero Nov. 1, nnd tho NIIci team
Wll bo here the folowlng Saturday.
A return gnmo will bo played at De
troit Nov. 15, nnd the East Akron
team has a busy season marked out for
It. '
; ALL-AMERICANS' FINE WORK.
Bt'. Paul, Oct. 21. Tho AII-Amcilcnn
bpw'ing team, which Is now making Its
way to tho Pacific coast, has slnco
starting, knocked over 30,340 pins
against their varloitH opponents' total
of '84,701. The game rocord Is 71 games'
-won and 11 lost.
, ' AMERICAN PLAYER WON.
Berlin, Oct. 21. W. D. Mlllnr, nn
.American, professor of dentistry nt the
University of Berlin, won tho golf
, championship of Ocrmany nnd Austria
by two up on tho Berlin club's links
Monday. Trof. Andrew of Edinburgh
university, who Is temporarily living In
Borlln, while studying tho German
school system, was second.
KTIFT DEFEATED TEMPLE.
' Chicago, Oct. 21. Hilly Htlft, tho
'Chicago middleweight, won the decis
ion over Larry Tmnplo, colored, of Now
York, nt tho ond of Iho six-round con
test hero lnnt night. Still had the bet
tr of ovory round. In tho fourth ho put
JTomplo down three times with right
swings to tho Jaw.
Temple was In
bad shape at tho liulsh.
In tho prelim
inary, Hilly Rotchford of Chicago, ob
tained the decision over Patsy Haloj-
ra'iPf 'Buffalo after six rounds of clover
lighting, Both men showcdii flush of tho
npeprt they iiohscmmoiI several years ago,
M$ Rotchford was tho stronger of
,' tho two .nnd secured enough of n
Head on points to gain tho verdict.
? TERRY WAS "TOUCHED." """
t ' Chicago, Oct. 21 "Terry" Moflnvern,
former foathorwelght champion, who
, If appearing at a local theatre, was out-
. feinted nnd out-gencraled by a score
pf small Chicago newsboys after tho
performance .Sunday night. When
,'Terry" ttnnlly managed to oscapo
from the crowd of "nowsles" ho found
. COULD GET NO RELIEF,
B. A. Lakoy of 391 Elizabeth street.
, Lukcy of
a, N. Y..
Auburn, N. Y.. snvs "1 linrt Rhpn,
mutliin 1ji my kneca for six years nnd
could gut no relief until I liked Dr.
iftVi Kennedy's Favorito Remedy.
Tht curtd mo completely."
. Hheuniltlim mtkes ut Brow old and dacreril he.
fort our Uma. Miny one In tho full vteor of man-
mot
fi"! onwK It or do any permuiiint food . It If li
I 10 faldOd. Dr'.- David ft.nr.rfi,'. P...A.K. Rum,
HjdydlnolMlOn oiciot uric add and solngto
rifuj ui inf aiftuo curot irtor fooa ana an.
All dmririiti irfl ll In th NEW
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i CENT 8IZE
tnamorojuiir fi.e
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.00 ilto bonUi.
Smtilt bolllitHturh for iritl. fm v mail.
vr, Pyld Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
r. JYtl fenatli'i Goldra Plutf r trength
"f"""!
rmv pain anywhere, tteeacb.
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PINyOUfjpENK'S
TUBERCULOSIS
CONSUMPTION
Dr. JOSEPH ENK'S
Genuine Dynamized Number
rtumocr
26
Homeopathic
Preparation
I the only cure for Tuberculosis or
Consumption, we buys cured many
cites or this terrible disease, oven In Its
last stages. Wo have had pntlenta exam,
lncd by the bestphyalclansand specialists
for our own satisfaction to dotcrmlne the
Chirac Wr of tho dlseaso beyond question,
and we have never yet failed to cure
every cae where tho patient bad cnouah
lungs left to lira on.
The treatment consists of three vials:
Viol D For hectic fever.
X!a! Eor nlKbt sweats and debility.
Vial F For tubercles.
The Improvement commencoTWlth the
first dose. Price complete 13.00.
TO Ramodlai for
70 Dl
frarent Diseases
Our booklets: "Short Iload to Health"
and Treatise on Private Dlsoascs" f rco
by mall or of druggists.
THE ENK MEDICINE CO., Union City, Int
Sold in Akron, 0., by John Lam
parter & Co., Druggists. 183 S.
Howard St.
thnt his gold watch, Atudded with dia
monds, a gift from his manager, Snm
Harris, was gone. The stage door was
surrounded by n half dozen small ad
mlrors of tho pugilist, nnd when-lie
appeared ho wris 'greeted with enthu
siastic shouts of "Hello Terry,""l'ou
are tho stuff," .nnd other expressions of
juvenile admiration. "Terry" oblig
ingly shook hnnds with a number of
his admirers before he boarded his
cnr. .When he started to look at his
watch ho found his chain, hnnglng In
tho buttonhole, with no watch nt tho
end of It.
ALUMNI VS. VAItSITY.
It has occurred to a number of tho
Buchtel students, nnd ex-students that
there are at present an unusually largo
number of alumni In the city who
formerly played on Hurhtel's football
teams, and nn effort Is now being made
to get up a game between the nlumnl
and tho varsity team, l'rico, Rockwell,
Eves, Cook, and In fact a whole eleven
with a, very creilltablo past could bo
named easily, if thoso named would
consent to play. The gamo would cer
tainly 'draw well, and It Is belloved
that arrangeraouts will bo mado In a
few days.
THE THREE MEN TOURNEY.
Tlmmorrann, Auders nnd Splveps,
who did a double stunt nt the Grand
alleys last night, seetiied to bowl bet
ter as they went along, for they first
beat Garnhan, Pouehot and Souors In
two games Put pf three and then sailed
In, and did up Whltncr, Daguo and
Jones to tho nlr of tlueo straight.
Tho scores wore: Tlmmermnn, Anders,
Splvcns, 518, -187, 523. Garnlnm, Tou
chot, Souors, -100, -101, -182.
Timmorman, Anders, Splvens, 515,
520, 574. "Whltner, Daguo, Jones, 509,
410, 307.
Tonight Cnrler, Ryrldcr and Frees
will play two teams. Their first op
poncnts will bo Tlllctt, Maranville nnd
Gostlln, nnd the second opponents
will bo Barron, Orllo and Moore. The
schedule In this 'tournnment for tho
remainder of tho weok will bo as fol
lows: Wednesday, Russell, King and Bon
stedt against Tumor, ICnofUer nnd
Lyon; nnd Bullock, Alden nnd Kauf
man against (larnhnn, rouchot and
Souors,
Thursday, Johnson, Hall and Kolb
against Tlllottj Gostlln nnd Mnran
vlllo. Friday, Russell, King nnd Ronstedt
against Johnson, Hnll.nud Kolb.
SCRIBES BEATEN AGAIN.
Tho Olty Hall bowlers and tho
Newspapermen' team stacked up
against each other on tho Howard
st. alleys last night, and when tho
dust of carnago had cleared away
It was peon that tho Scrlbesi had been
beaten in two games out of threo.
Tho score: Qly Hall-815, 770, 742.
Newspapermen 77,1, 071, 740.
PEERLESS BEATEN AT BARBER
TON. Tho Poorloss bowlers wont to Bar
liorton last night, and went down
to defeat there,' beforo tho Barlwrton
bowlors, to the tuno of two games
out of three. Tho scores wore as fol
lows: narbexton 050, 805, 810.
I'inloss-S27, 88), 025.
COUNTY LEAGUE MEETING.
Thero will 'bo a mooting of repre
sentatives of Iho bowling teams which
will 1h parts of tiio County league, nt
tho Grand alleys tonight; to mnko fur
ther uiYupgemonta for tho tournament
and make out a schedule, If possible.
Tho work la arrangement goes stead
ily fonvnrd and tho games will bo bo
gui us 'soon as posslb'lc. There will
bo eonio trophloa and titles in this
tournament which will lo well worth
working for,
WESTON WAS A WONDER.
Much wiib expected of Kred Weston,
tho , "Cowboy" pool- expert, nnd he
mom tbun made good tho things that
wcro ojpected, nt tho Howard st. pool
-'"'- i - i r i r i ii. nil
room, whore ho dofoatod Mot Hard
In a match, playing tho Akron man 123
points to 100. Hard's defeat was to
the tune of 125 to 88. At no stngo of
tho game was ho at all a dangerous
opponent. Weston started tho gamo
with a 15-ball run, nnd In the socond
frame Hnrd accumulated 14, but af
ter that thero was nothing to it but
Weston. Tho champion frequently fell
down on easy ones and tried Impossi
ble combinations, lo glvo his opponent n
chance to catch up, but with nil
tho assistance SS was the best Hnrd
could do.
All through the gamo Weston showed
phonomonal control of tho cue ball nnd
played nn exceptionally strong posi
tion game. Tonight Weston will stack
tip against Ed. Keller, of Cleveland,
manager of Helm's pool room and tho
winner of two tournnments. It Is be
lieved that ho will give tho "Cow
boy" a merry tussle, If ho plays him
tho same handicap that ho gave Hard,
Never Ask Advise.
When you havo a cough or cold don't
ask what Is good for It nnd get' somo
mcdlolne with little or no merit nnd
perhaps dangerous. Ask for Foley's
Honey nnd Tar, the greatest throat
and lung lemcdy, It cures coughs and
colds quickly.
J. M. Laffcr, A. Warner, J. Lampar
ter & Co.
A Dozen Times a Night.
Mr. Owen Dunn, of Benton Ferry,
W. Vn., writes: "I have had kidney
and bladder trouble for years, nnd
it beenmo so bad that I was obliged
to gdt up at least a dozen times n
night. I never received nny perma
nent benefit from nny medicine until
I tried Foley's Kidney Cure. After
using two bottles, I am cured."
J. M. Latter, A. Warner, J. Lampar
tcr & Co.
GAS
To
Be Piped to
Barberton.
Franchise For the East
Ohio Co.
Will
Be Granted by Magic City
Council.
(Special Correspondence.)
Barberton, Oct. 21. At tho meeting
of the council last night Solicitor Baker
was Instructed to draw up a gas fmn
chlse. Tlio people of Barberton want
gas and tho East Ohio Gas Co. appar
cntly wishes to enter Barberton. Man.
ager Terry, of tho gas compnny nnd
Solicitor linker and sevornl members
of tho council have had a conference
and the outlook for a franchlso thnt Is
satisfactory to the. gas company ns
well as to Baiherton Is favorable. It
Is almost certain that two cUtises will
have to bo In tho franchlso boforo it
can parts the Council. Ono Is a tlnm
limit on tho franchise nnd the other Is
a forfeiture clnuse.
Manager Trior of the Barberton Pot
tery company is the man who started
tho agitation for nnturul gas. no
wished tho product to burn u his kllus.
Ho stated to tho Council that whllo
ho was desirous of having tho gas for
the pottery plant ho did not wish to see
tho company enter Rnrborton under
nn ordinance that was not fair and Just
to the city.
arc Nature's warning notes of
approaching danger from a dis
eased heart. If you would
avoid debilitating diseases, or
even sudden death from this
hidden trouble pay heed to the
early warnings. Strengthen the
heart's muscles, quiet its nerv
ous irritation and regulate its
adtion with that greatest of all
heart remedies, Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure.
"Darting mJns through my
licartj loft Bldo and arm would
bo followed by smothering, heart
spasms nnd,falntlng. Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure haa entirely roliovcd
Bio of thoso troubles."
John VANDENnunau,
Bit Kewuneo St, Milwaukee, WU.
D. Miles'
Heart Ctie
controls the heart action, accel
erates the circulation and builds
up the entire system. Sold by
druggists on a guarantee.
Dr. Miles lUOlcCa, Elkhart Ind.
mw iinimiui
Heat
Pains
PASSED
Its
First
ing.
Read-
City May Furnish Her
Own Vapor Lights.
Seidell Opposed to the Scheme
Routine Affairs of Council.
The ordinance to lsstio bonds amount
ing to ?8,000, to estnbllsh a vapor light
plant for Akron, passed first reading
beforo the City Council Monday eve
ning. It Is designed that tho cjty
shall own nnd operate the plant, nnd
Councilman Snook, tho father of tho
scheme, says that it will sac the city
$2,100 a year. President Seidell op
posed the ordinance. He Is an expert
in tho light business and has mado a
study of municipal ownership. Ho
u paper beforo Council, endeavoring
to point out that municipal ownership
lias not proven a success, hut the ma
jority of the other Councllinen havo
abundant faith In the principles of
municipal ownership, nnd his argu
ment did not havo much effect. It is
bellecd that tlio ordinance will bo
passed, If tho Commissioners do not
recelvo satisfactory bids for the con
tract to furnish vapor lights for the
city.
Among tho routine affairs of busi
ness transacted by- the Council wcro
the following:
Ordlnnnces passed: To pay claims
audited Oct 20; to. levy special tax
for local sewer In State st.; same for
local part of main trunk sewer In dis
trict -I; to prepare plans for construc
tion of plans for viaduct across rail
road tracks on Exchange St.; to pavo
High ht, from Mill to Chestnut; 'to
re-number houses; to levy assessments
for local sewer inGlcnwood ave.; to
issuo b6nds amounting to .$1,200 for
local sewer In Kdgewood ae.; to con
demn proporty for ''extending Chest
nut st. to Washington st.
Tho ordinance to -condemn property
for tho widening of rino nlley will
not be passed flnully hntil the prop
erty owners sign a .contract that tho
land necessary for the widening will
bo donated freo of cost to tho city.
Besolutlons adopted: For local sower
In Lnko st; to obtain estimnte of cost
of constructing local sewer In Cuya
hoga st; for JoeaI sewer In Ohio st;
for preparation of plans for n bridge
or culvert across Little Cuyahoga river
at Cuyahoga st; to obtain estimate
of cost of constructing local f,ewer in
Holmes st.
Keports and petitions follow:
Dr. Hill People on Dayton st. want
electric light at York st, nnd ashes
should be placed on cross-walks on
tho hill. To Board.
Mr. Amiwdson Perkins st. bridge Is
We Want the Women 16
come to ihe New Credit Store
LADIES' SUITS $7.50
Galvin, McQuillan & Co.,
m
Call nnywny nnd register your
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In Prison or In
It was a common thing two hundred yoars ago to throw a man or woman in chains.
IT'S DIFFERENT NOW
You buy your own Gold Chains whore tho assortment is complete and
place it whoroon you wish.
Gold Chains
fully that apparently there is enough to
chain down the oity of Akron.
ouo.
Coming
Prepare for it
now by
examining
Our
Complete
Line
Of New
I Stoves.
3 Sales Rooms 112-114 N. Howard st., full of NEW
STOVES of all kinds and latest styles.
MAY &
I Large Line of Second! Hand Stoves.
6604444
unsafe, nnd should bo examined.
Bridge nt Old Forge should nlso be
looked after. To Board and Railroad
and Bridge committee.
Mr. Martin Sidewalk In front of
residence 508 on West Thornton st
ought to he repaired. Light wanted
at corner of Thornton and Amherst
st To Board.
Mr. Plsko-On South st, between
Washington nnd Grant, where t,cwcr
connection was made, street has been
left In bad shape, Culvert broken at
corner of Ledge nnd Washington; cul
vert also In bad shape at cornon of
Sumner nnd Wheeler.
Doitlnoss Cannot B Cured
tiylocM nppllcntlons, ns they cannot roach
the dUonscU portion of the ear. Tbore la
only ono woy to euro deafneaa.and that Is by
constitutional romodles. Doa(nc8 Is cnusod
uy nn lnimmou condition or tue raucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. Whon this tube
pew Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
Imperfoct henrlng, and when It Is entirely
closed deafness Is the result, and unless the
Inflnro ma Hon can bo taken out and this tuba
restored to its normal condition, hcurlnc
will be destroyed forever; nine ensos out ot
ton are caused by catarrh, which is nothliiR i
out an innamca
condition of the raucout
surfaces
We will sire One Hundred Dollars for an v
caso ot Deafness (caused by catarrh) that enn
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hem)
for olroulars, f roe.
F. J. OHKNKT Co., Toledo, O.
Bold by druggists, 76o.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
DAUGHTERS
Ohio Nave Organized
New York City.
Of
In
Albany, N. Y., Oct. 21. Articles In
corporating tho Daughters of Ohio In
New York havo been filed with tho
Secietnry of State. It Is proposed to
bring together In a social way the
women of Ohio residing In Now York
and to that ond to establish hendquar-
We want thorn to learn our methods and our ways of
doing business, methods that make trade and keep it. We
want them to know of tho advantages we give, advantages
that will allow them to dress up from head to foot, with no red
tape ; no security ; no ontorost, and no extra charges. We want
them to see tlio new suits, the now skirts and waiBts, and the
new Monto Carlo coats so popular this season.
Our stool: is tho largest in tho city, our prices the lowest
for tho quality we give, and if amongst it there is anything you
need, ohargo it as you would your groceries and pay us as you can
aflbrd. A little every ono or two wooks. We sell on credit for
loss than tho cash stores sell tho same goods for cash. Low
rents, smnll oxponsos, an onormous outlet in our different
stores, and a buyor in tho market ovory day is tho soorot.
to $30.00 LADIES' CLOAKS $3.50 to $30.00
name. We glvo you a ticket worth
have boon com
ing is so nlonti-
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DOES N0J HAVE
THEM.WRITETO
NEAREST AGENCy
STANDARDOlLCOsFKoiniFATERX
tors. The directors for the first year
arc as follows: Lucy 0. Thomas,
Kathclne S. Fpyc, Emma A. Osborne,
Minnie V. Applegate, (Eva V. Smith,
Emma Xj. Flft, Gertrude V. Morgan
and Mildred M. Caldwell, of New York
city.
Marquis, piano tuner, at Empire
"Watch the Kidneys"
"When they nro affected, life Is In
dnnger," snys Dr. Abcrnethy, tho great
English physician. Foley's Kidney
Cure makes sound kidneys.
.T. M. Laffcr, A. Warner, J. Lampar
tcr & Co.
S
CREDIT CLOTHIERS
8-120 S. Main strfeet
Up one flight.
$1.00 after November 10th
Chains?
?
if CD
IB
Jcl
GOLD CHAINS
by tho link or by the rod ....
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AKRON-OFFICIAL
AN ORDINANCE
To Impiovo Bycrs ayonuo, from Mar
ket street to I'nyno nvenuc.
Ilo It ordained by tho Council of tho
city of Akron, Ohio:
Sec. 1. That tho Improvement of
llyers nvenue, from Market street to
Payno nvonuo, be proceeded with hi
accordance with tho resolution to im
prove the gamo adopted Juno 17, 1002,
by gradlrlg to the established grado,
curbing with stono and paving tho
same with brick or block asphalt all
In nccordnnco with tho plnns, profile
nnd specifications relating to said Im
provement on file In tho offlco of tho
City Civil Engineer.
Sec. 2. Thnt tho cost and oxpenso of
said Improvement, except one-fiftieth
nnd the cost of Intersections, shall
bo assessed upon all the lots' and lands
nnd parcels thereof bounding nnd
abutting upon both sides of said
Byers avenue, between tho points
aforesaid, in proportion to the bene
fits which may result from said Im
provement; said assessment shall bp
paynblo In eight (8) equal, annual In
stallments, nnd bonds shall be Issued
In anticipation of tho collection of tho
same, provided that said assessment
shall In no caso exceed tho limitations
Imposed by section 2270 of -tho He
vised Statutes of Ohio; and, tho Coun
cil find and hereby declare that only
the property hereinbefore described
will bo benefited by tho Improvement
theroof.nnd that no other property than
thnt specified shall be nsscssed for
said Improvement.
Sec. 3. That all claims for dam
ages, filed under tho resolution for tho
Improvement of said portion of snld
street, sholl bo judicially Inquired into
before commencing said Improvement.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall tako
effect and bo In force from nnd, after
its passage and legal publication.
Recommended by tho Board of City
Commissioners.
OIIAS. H. ISBELL, Clerk.
Passed Oct. 13, 1002.
J. W. SEIDELL,
President City Council.
OHAS. H. ISBELL,
City Clerk.
Oct 20, 21.
AN ORDINANCE
Adopting n plan of sewerage and
drainage for a portion of the city of
Akron, nnd designating such portions
of tho work as aro required for Im
mediate use.
Be It ordained by the Council of tha
city of' Akron, Ohio:
Sec. 1. Two-thirds of all the mem
bers elected thereto concurring, that
the plans of sewerage and drainage
prepared by the City Civil Engineer,
nnd on file in his offlce for that part of
the city of Akron known as sewer dis
trict No. 0, is required for Imme
diate use, and such system of sewer
ago nnd dralnago is hereby designated
as follows:
In nnd nlong Willow street; thencd
across prlvnto property from Portago
'street to Exchange street
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall taka
effect and bo in force from and nf-
ter its .passage and legal publication.
Recommended by the Board of City,
Commissioners.
OHAS. II. ISBELL, Clerk.
J. W. SEIDELL,
President City Council.
Tassed Oct 13, 1002. i
CHAS. H. ISBELL,
City Clerk.
Oct- 20, 21. '
AN ORDINANCE
To levy n special tax upon all tho lota
and lands beneflted by tho construc
tion,' of a local sower In and along
Hazel street, from a point 1B0 feet
from Adams street to a point 15(7
feet westerly from Arlington street
Bo it ordained by the Council of tho
City of Akron, Ohio:
Sec. 1. That the assessment of tho
cost ond expense of constrnotlng a
local sower In and along Hazel street!
from a point 150 feet from Adams
street to a point 150 feet westerly from
Arlington street, as reported to this
council by B. F, Davis, John. Fields
nnd I. Coon, threo disinterested free
holders of tho corporation appointed"
June 17, 1002, for that purpose, be nnd
tho snmo Is hereby eonflrmed, nnd that
there bo nnd hereby Is levied and as
sessed oni all tho lots nnd lands and
parcels thereof described In said re
port and in said ordinance to construct
passed May 5, 1002, tho said soveral
nmounts-as in said report set forth.
Sec. 2. That the owners of tha
lots and lands and parcels thereof
beneflted by said construction upon
which the said sums aro assessed, shall
pay the amount of said several assess
ments to tho treasurer of the City of
Akron, Ohio, in three (3) equal, annual
Installments, on or before tho 20th day
of August in the years 1003, 1004 and
1005, or bo subject to tho Interest and:
penulty allowed by law; and, In crse
of default of pnyment as herein pro
vided, tho Clerk of said city
is hereby directed to certify
any unpaid assessment to tho
Auditor of Summit County, Ohio,
to bo placed upon tho tax duplicate for,
collection.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take of
feet and be in force from and after Its
passage nnd legal publication.
Passed Oct 13, 1002.
J. W. SEIDELTJ,
Pres. City Council.
CHAS. H. ISBELL,
City Clerk. Oct 20-21
Natural Anxiety,
Mothers regard approaching wlntc
with uneasiness, children tako cold;
so easily. No disease costs more little
lives than croup. Its attack Is so and.
den that the sufferer Is often beyond
human aid before the doctor arrives.
Such cases yield readily to One Mln
uto Cough Cure. Liquifies the mucus,
allays Inflammation, removes danger.
Absolutely safe. Acts Immediately.
Cures coughs, cold, grip, bronchitis,
all throat nnd lung trouble. F. S. Mc
Mahon, Hampton, Go.: "A bad cold
rendered me voiceless Just beforo no
oratorical contest I Intended ta
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