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AKRON, DAILy DEMOCRAT
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Distress
After Eating
Nausea botweon meals, bclcliing, vom
iting, flatulence, fits ot nervouB head
, acho, pain in tho stomach, aro all
' symptoms of dyspepsia, and tlio longer
it k neglected tho harder it is to euro It.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pilts
Radically and permanently enro it
strengthen and tono tho stomnch and
other digestive organs for tho natural
performance of their functions.
Accept no suhtlltuto for Hood's
r "I had dyspepsln twenty-five years and
took different medicines but got no help
until I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Harp 'taksri four bottles of this medldno
and can dott eat- almost anything, slero
t well, have no cramps In ray stomach, no
'. burning and no distress." Mas. William
G. Babbitt, H Olncy St., Providence, It. I.
Hood's Barsnpnrllln promises to
cure and ttoopa tho promise.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Colla Itatto left Wednesday ev
ening for Palestine,. Text?
Mrs. John I Cochrnno, of Cleveland
Is visiting Mrs. Gus Kasch.
Miss Edith Winters left this morn
ing for her homo in Sandusky,
Miss Winters has been visiting Miss
Grace Holloway, of 100 Stccso st.
Mrs, A. Ii. Dyke has gono to Warren
to spend tho winter with her niece, Mrs.
Rodney Fow(lon ,
Tho Fortnight Club will meet nt 2:30
Monday afternoon with Miss mills,
North Union st.
Mrs. li. W. Brown, better known ns
"Aunty" Drown, has gone to Pensa
cola, Fin., to spend tho winter.
Mr. G. W. Grldley, of Grldley & Mr
tbolar, leaves Sunday morning for a
ten days business 'trip through Ixmls
lantt nnd Texas.
Miss Dmma Houck, of Cleveland,
nnd Miss Mabel Kinney, ot Green
Springs, nre tho guests of Mrs. Geo. 0.
Jackson, Hamilton ave.
Miss Bessie Morrison, daughter of
Oapt! nnd Mrs. J. n. Morrison, 121
Last timid tonioiit- Saturday, no v. id.,
BENNETT-MOULTON CO. Ladies' Orchestra
STRUOOLE FOR L.I
10, 20, 30 CENTS
Nov. 17
MONDAY EVENING,
Ilertlg nnd Seaman Present
NAillis-ms A Aalker
Tho favorites of tho 400 Tho Plorwers of all Colored Organizations
BIO COMPANY OF
Presenting the New Musical Comedy,.
SIM DAHOM
A Carload of Beautiful Scenery. Gorgeous Costumes. Funny Specialties
PRIOES20,aO,79,l. SKATS ON SA.L.E
3AY, IM
THE FA MOU8
Little Children '
cap safely take this famous well
knowrrrmedy. Madft entirely of
herbs, warranted free from mer
cury, and poisonous substance, that
is why everyone likes
Beecham's
Pills.
Bold Eicrjirhero-In boei 10c knd Ste.
" n
Park place, has returned home after
n year's -visit n the west.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Walker, of Akron,
visited at the homo of Street Coramlst
sloner James Wheeler from Friday un
til Tuesday. Mr. Walker Is n nephew
of Mr. Wheeler. Medina Sentinel.
Misses Elizabeth and Nelllo Kcrnan
gave a pedro party mu honor of Miss
Clara A. Bonder, of Cleveland, who Is
their guest this week. Vocal music
wns nlso enjoyed. Light refreshments
were served.
Mr. F., II. Lyder and family have va
cated their Good st. home, to take up
their resldenco with Mrs. Lyder's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Plumer, on
West Market st.
The "Foxy Grandpa" social, held nt
tho homo of Mr. George Stlckney, on
Torrcy st, Thursday night, by mem
bers of Loulso Assembly, Pythian Sis
terhood, was very enjoyable. About GO
were present.
Mrs. O. Iv. McMillen, of 100 Good st.,
has gono to Cleveland to visit over
Suuday. Her daughter, Miss Ger
trude, who slugs at ono 6t tho Glevc-'
land churches, also left for that place
Saturday morning.
' R0v. Mary B. Andrews, a- grnduato
of tho class of '00, of Buchtel will bo
ordained a minister In tho Unlversallst
church nt Hamilton , O., Sunday. Pros-
Jdent Church of Buchtel tHego will
have part In the exercises.
The Busy Beo Pedro club was enter
tained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Celes
ta A. Woods, COO West Chestnut st.
Tho first and second prizes were
awarded Mesdames Abble Simpson
nnd Lizzie Cochran. Mrs. Clara Hoy
rind Mrs. Porn Fritz received the con
solation prizes. Dainty refreshment
wero served.
RALLY
Has Attention 6f
C. E. Workers.
And n Big Company of Fun Makers In
rulrao Farce
tho Screamingly Funny Trick-Panto-Comedy
t 36 PEOPLE -f
Ticket's for tho Pittsburg Orcbesfcra
Concert on snlo at Hlbbard & Wilcox
and Uphnm-BrouBo Company. At tho
former place, reserved seats may bo
obtained nnd Evening Course Tickets
exchanged for Afternoon Course, If de
sired. Any desiring to take ono
or two friends to tho Con
cert on their season ticket can do
so by using stubs Nos. 2 and 3. These
stubs will bo token In Hou of single
ndralsslon tickets.
The Season's Greatest Novelty
Wonderful Revolving Costumes
Original Musical Numbers
PRIOES SB, BO, 70, if.
SKATS ON SAL.E
FRIDAY,
DeWOLF
Nov. 21
HOPPER
And tho greatest Company of Singing Comedians In Amorlcn, in a' Magnifi
cent Musicnl Production, Untitled,
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IVIR. PICKWICK.
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BASED ON DICKENS' MASTERPIECE).
Lyrics by Grant Stewart. Book by Oh as. Klein. Music by Manuel Klein.
Mr. Pickwick De Wolf Hopper
Ham Wcllor IXgby Bell
JTony Weller Hnrry Norman
Alfred Jingle Grant Stewart
Winkle Louis I'n.vuo
finodgrnss George Chapman
Tupifaan ..'. Augustus Coletlo
Fat Boy , Guy H. Bnrtlctt
SIXTY
Prices BOc to J1.B0. Beats on Snlo
Col. Bulder Georgo Holland
Arabella Loulso Gunning
Mrs. Bardoll Laura Joyco Bell
Polly .... , Marguerite Clark
Miss Wnrdlo ...Grnco Fisher
Miss Tompkins Mary Davis
Liza Alice Mnmlo Poolo
Sally Marlon Leo
Sue ,.. Biith Hnlbert
Mr. Wnrdle J. K. Adams
OTUHns.
Wednesday, November 10th,
Orore'i .BUcfc Hsot Llrer tfiXt,
Mads from nn active prlnclpls obtalmH
from lllaclc Boot. They act on the llrei
equnl to calomel anil lonva no baa rntei
eileou. Ho griping, no lclcstomach. .Will
cure abronla cumtlpatlon. Vrloe S5 otnM.
A Big Meeting Is ;Ex
pected. Everything Is nearly complete In tho
way of arrangements for the C. B. tal
ly next wek. X)t. Eberman and Mrs.
Eberihah Hylll arrive here about 4
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
At 5 o'clock two conferences will
bo held In tbV Grace Reformed church
one fbr the pastors only, conducted
by Dr. Eberman, and one on Junior
Hvork, conducted by Mrs. Eberman.
Two representatives from each socl'
ety aro entitled to n place In tbls last
named conference, ono to bo tho Jun
ior superintendent, the other the best
one for tho place.
Luncheon 'will bo served at 5, o'clock
Immediately following wnicn we con
ferences will tnko place. Como pre
pared with knotty problems and bave
them solved.
The Endeavorers had tlio great
pleasure of having In the city last
week F. L. Podgctt, jr., of Atlanta,
Ga., president of the Atlanta city un
ion, and secretary of the state union
of Georgia, who congratulated them
on having Dr. Eberman here.
A free will offering will bo received
to .pny thp expenses of tho meeting.
Tomorro'jvr has been set apart by the
State union, ns "Endeavor pay," and
nil societies' hro requested to observe
It and sepd an offering in for the state
work.
The monthly Executive meeting was
held Monday evening, with a good at
tendance. The most Important mat
ters taken, top were tho mnss meeting
and the conferences.
On Tuesday evening tho (tost of the
conferences wasibeld. Elgbt societies
were represented with an attendance
of 17- . i.
There will bo a sunrise prayer meet
ing Thanksgiving morning nt 6:30
o'clock afMhe United Evangelical
church, Wooster ave. and Locust st.
Leader, Bev. Clark.
Mrs. Besawhas been elected first
president of the Wabash C. E. society.
She helped boom Akron at Zuncsvllle
Inst month.
Topic for Nov. 10:-"For Me." Isn.
03:6; Luke 22:10, 20; Bom. 5:0-8; 1 John
3:10. ;
(Lenders First Disciple, Fred Patter
son; First Presbj tcrlan, Miss Roberts;
Central Presbyterian, Mr. Sarvour;
First Baptist, VA.very Wood; First
United Brethren, H. E. Kllllngor.
. VERDICT
Rendered Against City
Amount of Rausch's Damages
Fixed at $800.
The jury In tho caso of Nathan
llnusch vs. tho City of Akron, no
turned a verdict nt noon, Saturday,
giving plaintiff Judgment against tho
city for $800. Tho action was to re
cover damages claimed for neuronal
injuries. On tho night of July 20, 1000,
tho plaintiff fell Into the sewer excava
tion In Cnse ae. Ho brought suit to
recover $5,000 damages. Ho alleged
In his petition that tho trench was un
guardod and that no light was burning.
DOCTOR, I CANNOT SLEEP!
Do vou co to bod to tumblo nnd tossV To think until your brain crows weary? Da
you in desperation cot up nnd road or walk abdit unbil'oxhftustod riotur6 fjives you nn
hour or two ot troubled, rostioss sloop if A sleep that apes not rest, uo you Know tnau
thp remedy is at hand? Do you know that every day hundreds of just suoh cases are
cured by Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve tills? A modicino that-doos not quiet the nerves
and givp sleep by tho opiate plan, but by tho common sense jBystem of nourishing tho
norvos, of quioting-and steadying thonvthrough its magnificont tonio and strongth-giv-jng
powors the only rational, sonsiblo way.
.. north maple Street.
'ANerveTonic Never Equaled
Mrs. L. Crawford, of ffo. 214 North
Mnplo.st, Akron, 0 says'. "Dr. A. W.
Chase's Ncrvo Pills aro certainly good.
I' got somo ob I wns feeling weak, ner
vous, easily upset and unable to get
good sleep at night, consequently tired
nil day. The medicine built me right
up every way. I feel strong the
nerves are steady and I sleep well
agfyn. I am only too pleated to rec
ommend tho medicine."
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills aro
sold at 00 cents a box ot dealers, or Dr.
A, W. Chase Medldno Co., Buffalo, N.
Y. See that portrait and signature of
Dr,A.W. Chase, M. D.,' aro on every
package.
Beware of Imitations Signature and portrait of Dr. A. W. Chase on each box of the
dealers, 50c a box, or Dr. A. W. Chaso Medicine Co., 257 Washington Street,
iThb ShapedBox-No Other
EXCHANGE STREET.
Mrs. K. Glebenrnth, of No. G14 Ex
cb.angq.at., Akron, Ohio, says: ''Dr. A.
W. Chase's Ncrvo Pills saved aMoctor's
bill. I wos nervous, felt depressed and
dull as I lost sloop constantly, 'Wm'jjo
restless. I was told' of the Nerve PJIls
and got some nnd since I used them,
feel finely, sleep well, eat well, nervea
aro steady nnd general strength good.
This Is good proof to mo, tho modicino
Is all It claims to bs."
Dr. A. W. Chasd's Nerve Pills aro
sold ot 50 cents n box at dealers, or Dr,
A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N.
1". See thatportrnlt and signature of
Dr. A. W. ChaBO, M. D. aro on every
package.
genuine. For sale by
Buffalo, N. Y.
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Monrre aCold In One Day
Tako Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Al druggists ,refund the money
If Jt -falls to curo.,s E. W. Grove's
signature1 Is on each" box. 25c.
CARD OF THANKS.
Wo wish to cxp-ess our heartfelt
thanks to our friends nnd neighbors,
to the 0. M. B. A., St Bernard Bene
volent socloty nnd Kcv. Fathor Broun,
for their assIstaUae and sympathy
and flowl offorlngs during the Illness
nnd death of oui beloved husband and
fnther, Joseph Ley.
t MRS. MINNIE LEY
AND CHILDREN.
Our sales of dining tables
have justified the wisdom of
making a heaving purchase
early in the season at prices
and discounts which could
not be duplicated even by
ourselves today.
The' legs of all thdse tables
aro Doitea to tne onaging,
which makes the strongest
construction known to table
manufacturers.
' A 42x42 In. top, solid oak, 3Va In. leg
Q-ft. when open, $0.85.
A 45x45 top, solid oak, polished, 6-in.
0-ft. when open, $0.85.
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RABBITS
Are Plenty In the country
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF
I Shot Guns, Loaded Shells,
Hunting Coats, etc., etc.
i ROHRBACHER & ALLEN,
Phones 70. 166 S. Howard street
BUILDERS'
HARDWARE
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THE KIRK
CO.
Everything for the Home.
125-127 S. Howard St.
CASH OR CREDIT.
TOO LATE TOO CLASSIFY.
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We Can Take Two or Three
Family Washings & Ironings
To Do This Winter
We Do This Work by Hand.
A Gnrati4 Our for Piles.
Itching, 1111ml, inserting nnrt Protrudlm
tlli. No euro, no pny, All ilruKglita art
tuthorlted by the manufnoturort ot Pmc
Ointment to rotund tho money nhero Ui&lll
to ouro nr onie ot pllai, no mMtor of hou
longitsnJlnn. Curei ordinary cmi in it
ayai tba worst ciuii In fourteen rlnn. Ont
tppllcntton (tlvei Ke and rett. Ilollevti
Itolilni mstnnUy. TtU li n now dltcovery
tnd It ! t lie only plln remedy told nn n poif
Ive gunruntei'. no ours, no pny. lrlo SOo.
SOLD
A lot of Music Boxes
Musical Merchandise,
Violins, Mandolins,
Etc.
Grldley & Mytholnr, 48 Central bldg
Phone. 510.
Bargains In West Hill properties.
Fnrma for pale or exchange.
206, Rol st, 0 room house, for $1500.
1200 Bowery nt. hargaln nt$llIH.
5 room house, gan, big bargain, $1000.
424 E. Buchtel nvo., modern, see It,
$8300.
107 E. Chestnut, 7 looms, bnrn, well,
lot 100x150, $1500. 170-tf
Our
Is the
Medium
Finish
Very Best
Winner
Gloss
and Is a
fOU RENT Houses nnd suites of
rooms, on Dny, College, Spruco and
Upson sts. Ons to light nnd heat.
Apply 100 S. Union st. People's
11 phono 053. 170-184
Read Democrat linen.
TRY IT
the Akron
romnflnv1
Wagons Everywhere.
161-163 S. High St.
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PH0NcS 255
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This slenitaro ! on eyery box ol the gcnnlB
Laxative Bfomo-OuinineTaweta
y7m0Hbo remedy that enrea a coW la one day.
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
156 South High Street.
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4. . - 4 1 . . .4.t..f4.t.4H
i Hibb&rd & Wilcox
SUCCESSORS TO
J. B. Storer and Co.
lAaw showing a line of tho Col obra,tort Tiffany JTnvorlte, Olvss, Tills
glruii Is noted for tho depth nn d brllllaney of Its coloV&'ntid lustre, nlso
for Its many nrtlsuo designs. Hlbbard & Wilcox uro solo agents for
Akron for this gluss.
LAST LINKS.
The reserve corps of tho First Con
gregational church was entertained
Friday evening nt tho home of Attor
ney Nathan Morso on Splcor st. The
ovenlng wns very pleasently spent.
Them were nbout 75 present.
Dr. Morgan Wood, of Clovelnnd, will
Klo a lecture, "Tho Average Man," In
tho North Hill M. E. church, Monday
ut filing. This Is tho second number
In tho North Hill Star course.
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The Success club of Cuyahoga Falls
will meet Monday evonlng In tho Sun
day school hall of tho Congregational
church. A good proginm has been pre
pared, Itev. W. n. Boles will glvo nn nd
dres at tho regular meeting of tho W.
0. T. U. Monday afternoon.
A party of 50 Chovallers will go to
Lorain, Wednesday, on n special car,
to put on work for a class of 30 at that
place.
J. W. Knox, the agent nt the 0., A, &
0. depot In South Akron, has been
transferred to Kllbuck. Strauss, tho
agent at Kllbuck, who attempted sul
ctilQ, Is still nllvo, but little hope Is
ontcrininea for Ills recovery.
The Ave dnys'i sale which ends next
Wednesday nt the store of A. B. Smith
seems to have attracted the fall buy
era who are looking fqr bargains, Mr.
Smith has not been paying very much
attention to this department until juqt
recently, nnd oxpectlngto put in tho
largest stock ever carried In this city,
nt the same tlma contemplating tho
storo lmpioomonts, ho decided to offer
the shinll musical merchandise, etc., at
about 5 per cent, over tho factory cost,
which cuts from one-third to onchnlf
off from everything you buy,
A great many friends of tho store
luivo been tnklng ndvnntngo of this
sale. Among tho music boxes sold
this morning was a $75 Iteglnn for
$25. There aro somo more bargains of
tills kind nnd If you aro thinking of
buying something for Christmas, como
In and make your selection and wo
will hold It for you.
THE Ml. O'lVJEIL. & CO
$4000
IN 43 CASH
PRIZES
A. B. SMITH
220 S. Main st.
Akron, 0.
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liesouth Howard stret
To Do Business In Ohio.
Columbus, 0., Nov, 15. Tho Onlvlu
t McQuillan Co., of Maine, wns ad
mitted to do business lit Ohio today.
The company Is a clothing concern in
Akron. Capital, $10.vVv.
Given away to wonJen merely for telling why the "Dorothy
Dodd" Shoe is superior to all others. Simply as an Induce
ment to women to try a pair of "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes, and
to tell their experience with them in order that others may
be induced to become wearers,
The Dorothy Dodd Shoe Co.
Offers $4000 In 43 Cash Prizes
to the 43 women who give (in not over 200 words) the
strongest reasons why the "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe is superior
to all others. Every purchaser gets from us a blank on
which to write her reasons why. No literary ability is
needed. Merelv state the olain facts. The best reasons.
regardless of fine writing, win the prizes. The "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe is superior
to all others in these respects :
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Theirsulterlna
So many suffer
from female
weakness, that
you can by n word hero nnd fhero
among your acquaintances, "'uiko
mtjulto
a for
tune by representing our Mountain
It oso Remedies.
Write for
particulars.
1 Style. 2 Fit.
3 Arch Support.
4 Lightness.
5 Flexibility.
The first prize is $1000; second prize $?50; third prize $500; fourth prize
$400: fifth prize $300; sixth prize $200; seventh prize $150; eighth prize $100,
and so on for 43 cash prizes. Further particulars in our shoe store. The com
petition is open only till the end of December.
THE IN1. O'lMEIL- & QO.
The time to buy furs Is now. We can
avo you money,
Syrldcr Qroj.
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TflB SPRlNpSTEENMEDJClNB CO.
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