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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13

black Chantilly, whose soft pleats fall
ing from the short waist allowed the
curves of the figure and the color of the
undergown to show through the loose,
transparent material.
For evening wear coats of the same
model appeared in silk or satin, while
for driving or for rougher usage they
were displaced by chic red coaching
coats of three-quarters length, tightly
fitting in the back, but falling loosely
from the bust in front Many of these
coats had a soft sash belt crossing the
back and knotting with long ends at
each SIDE of the front; they We're finish
ed with overlapping capes or with a
burneus hood.
A great deal of yellow appears in the
new models, both for evening and day
light wear. A beautiful Trouville dress
was OF pale golden yellow foulard with
black spots. the skirt pleated down to
the knees. On the lower part were in
crustations of back Cluny lace over
yellow satin. The bodice had a bolero
of foulard also incrusted with Cluny.
The front of the bodice and the high
belt We're of straw-colored chiffon. A
large collar of Cluny lace was fastened
with black velvet stripes. The sleeves
We're of pleated chiffon unlired.
The hat worn with this dress was of
straw colored chiffon trimmed with gol-
den velvent nasturtiums.
FELIX EOIT merry
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
A CHARMING DESIGN.

A very pretty dress, made in mousse
line de solo of light and tender shade.
is embroidered in charming design of
Louis XIV. period on a background of
silver spots. This is utilized for a close
fitting tunic bordered with rare lace
applique over a lace fiounce. which
opens at the side to show the lace tunic.
A lace bolero opens over a full under
bodice. which has side stroppings that
are tied together in knot in the front.
The sleeves are mere apologies-noth-
ing but straps Of ribbons. The gown is
very pretty in white. with geranium-
colored panne for the belt The plain
mousseline de solo skirts. just ficunce
Of lace at the hem, are worn with
bodice having lace bolero. which con-
stitutes the entire trimming.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13

crossway folds OF pique. and is encrust-
en- on the sides with Irish guipure lace,
over which again are set bias folds OF
pique Stimulating a second set of jacket
fronts.
Here again is an autumn novelty
Some of the most advanced models de-
signed by great houses show a whole
series 81 jacket fronts lined with silk
or gold cloth and tapping each other
like the thatch on a cottage.
The front of the bodice is Of white
mousseline de sole and lace. the narrow
belt Of black satin. The bolero has u
small fiat collar Il blue and two rows
OF crystal buttons.
The sleeves. which are of easy full
ness. are finished at the top by folds
Of pique which give an agreeable
breadth TO the shoulders and suggest
another attractive fashion of the season
i-fluttering little shoulder capes-the
lcOachman's capes Of years ago-which
are now seen both on coats and chic
/ little tailor gowns. often ending in
points at the waist line
/ The back of the bodice is altogether
( Of guipure. with bias folds OF pique
\ following the outline Of the figure.
\ That hat which accompanies the cos
tune Is from Marescot Soeurs. Ii is OF
blue felt and Is Ornamented with ar
laigrette and with a great chou of gauza
/ AT the Deauville races several cues
I ffpua wore SETTLED
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13

What Auteuil and Longchamps are
TO spring and summer fashions that
and more the Deauville-TrOuyille races
and the autumn Grand Prix are to those
of the fall and winter
AT Trouville especially. the sobriety of
tOilettes imposed in town does not APP
ply. and therefore one sees gayer and
more noticeable attire and more indi-
viduality of style. but still keeping
within the note of elegance.
1t is the place of all places for the
introduction of novelties.
Besides the visitors at Trouville, peo-
pie came this year in automobiles from
the different chateaux far and near.
and in the rapidly moving ''teuf-teufs"
and on the grandstand were first ex-
hibited innovations in costume that will
be caught up eagerly by dressmakers
all the world over.
White wool costumes cleaned every
where-dainty tailor gowns in magno-
liza. oyster and lily white yelling. serge
and mOhair. such as Will be worn
abroad as long as the last vestige of
summer weather remains, even until
late in October
. Very simple were these immaculate
dresses. exquisitely cut but without
other trimming than white silk braid
and a narrow barb Of lace finishing
the white silk vest.
Empire coats were constantly in evil
1anna ha rtnar Of -,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13

q nd a border in the same design. In this
curtain there r. straight edge OF the
ret beyond the border. doubled as in
hem. different from other curtains and
very pretty.
The woman who can have renaissance
curtains will have them this year. for
there are none more beautiful and the
re- naissance laces are 10 be found in ev-
crything this season. These draperies
range I'm price from 81 up. and a pair at
Sie5 shows the effect with a silk founda-
ton Of the lace. IL Is a liberty silk. soft
and beautiful. and an edge OF the lace of
BEAUTIFUL quality. Many Of these cur
tains are being seen now with the sim
pie Insertion and edge In place of the
cesp. heavy finish Of solid lace around the
ca rtain. With the Graperies are sash
curtains 20 match.
The "Briss Brise." the half sash Of mus
lin. with a deep insertion OF lace at the
top. can be found In every variety. and
they will vary IN price from s. to So. The
STORES BONES Femmes." the pretty lit
tie shades for the upper sash which gath
er up at the center and sides. come in
liberty sig<. silk null and other soft ma
terfals and cost from $40 TO so each.
There are various kinds Of ruffled cur
taius for chambsr windows n net and dot
ted and figured. and they range In price
from Al 20 s. or 81 a pair. They are
pretty and IN good taste. They come IN
sraIlan. renaissance and dirercnt lace
effects English novelty curtains are oil
net. with simple cotton lace edging and
Insertion and range IN price from s. 2
up. The plain net curtain with plain
IA Tile u one Of the prettiest and most
satisfactory. and can be purchased a
lew as 81 81 n pair. and from that up
according 20 the quality OF the net. The
lhsavier nets are the most satisfactory
ana durable. and they pay for the money
mt into them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13

PARIS. sept ts.-The graceful cos
tune illustrated was created by Callot
for the Deaville races
The design was CARRIED out In law
ender blue pique. but T. equally suita-
bile Tor heavier materials.
The modlsh skirt shows slight
change In outline from those worn dur
Ing the summer. u is close about the
hips. and has a pretty outward curve
ON the lower portions. though far from
being short or hobby. It's train OF three
or four inches IL less than would have
been accorded IL even two months ago.
The bottom 81 the skirt is ornarnented
with lace insertions set in deep scallops
the lace also outlines panel on the
skirt front. which IL crossed by fiat
folds 81 lavender pique.
This front panel II one 81 the most
pronounced Innovations decreed by
Paris dressmakers. As the season adj
vances "a u more and more in evidence.
~ appears In lace. braid and embroid-
cry. and already gowns OF two mate
rails bid fair 10 attain "A certain vogue
the outer skirt falling over a petticoai
front 81 some rich stun. like velvet.
The smart little bolero-what differ
ent garment IL IL from the clumsy coat
81 the same name assumed by the orr
entail woman'-is made 81 narrow
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
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There is only one reason why you
shouldn't drink Jesse Moore IA
because you have sign
ed the pledge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13

doing away with the distortions which
the old-fashioned STAYS produced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13

IN the body Of the curtain. There are
always the ali-over patterns kept In
stock however. for some people prefer
these regardless OF fashion. one charm
lng pattern In the familiar bowknots. OF
which women never tire. has the knots In
the detached figures all over the curtain.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-13
This Gigantic SaIe..
One and one-third fare for round tt
during first six days of
Mill-End Sale.

Is under the management of C. A. Lockhart and
Col M. WILDER Dyer the authorized representatives
Of the big manufacturers. The greatest and best
stores in the country are giving these sales twice
yearly. Phillips Big Store on account of it's high
ability to handle and dispose of large quantities of
merchandise, has been favored with the exclusive
right to this M1LL-END SALE in Ottunwa This
is our second one, but experience goes to show.
wherever it has been inaugurated every sale grows
greater and greater, like mighty torrent, swelled
by thousand brooks. The output of mill and
factory-the produce of countless looms-the work
OF a million hands-an melt away before mighty
resistless push of Americas best merchants
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-13

Will be the biggest merchandise event of the
year. There will be thousands of yards of
Calicos, Cling h am S, Percales, Muslins,
Dress Innings, Dress Goods, Silks, White
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-13
THIS is THE GREAT

b b}GK MiI-End Sale
Personally conducted by Col. M. WILDER Dyer the
man from the East who will explain on the floors
the Big Store why these great mills take this way
of disposng of their mill accun1ulations and how
they can sell at such
ASTONISHINGLY
sLOW PRICES......
Every person should set aside one day at least
and come to attend this lllILL-EWD SALE. 1t
will be the greatest demonstration of low priced
merchandise selling you or we experienced.
Tell all your neghbors and invite your friends
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-13
This MiU-End Sale

Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Toweling, Table Linen,
piece goods especially gathered from the leading mills of
prices will everybody to marvel Everything
method of dsposng of all short lengths and odds and
and most satisfactory by the makers. Great crowds
Denver Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo and the far east
to by ALL The plan and method, and novel in its
ing 1t is No Fake The Big Store would not for min,
Dyer will be here in person dictate price and Direct
intend the displays arrangement of stocks and marking
Yellow Ticket.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
KNOW 10 DISTINCTIONS
Rich and Pour AIiRc Suff.r From Gafarrn
In this Climate.

All obseryanr DhYsiginns hnve nuti,nid
! the enormous inrrense in Gatsirrtnl
diseases IN recent wears. amt tina must
liberal ami enlightened hnye Ghear-
fully given rlrir apprgvaI ua unr, NEW
informal remedy. SUnrt's CaTlrrn U.ih.
let's as thg musU suuussstnl anil antt By
far the safest remedy hlu aaraurh Egn
pr1sluged
One wen knlwn caulsrh spnvinIiHu.
is sOou ~ he Aa,I mastli Il ullnruugh
test oc this prepurlfun. disGaVHiistL mr
haleFs. washes and sprays ami naw
depends entirely upon SuIarrs GilIalrit
Tablets in treaGng carsIrrn. wneuiier
IN the hrad. thruac or suamHih
Dr. RgIhseil saYs I'm pnmenEs whm
had lost the seuss df small anfdrGiN
uud even where che hearinc has Ne--
gun o. be Affected fsum eslfIErn nuvs
had Ine results arter only Il csw
weeks use Ce Smnrtfs Gafdrrst uali,-
lets. 1 gan only rSpialm riirir agidum
Gn the theory ll.Lr me cleansing amt.
antiseprie properties Jr rliG ribistts di,-
sU0y the Catarrhal .nmna whsravar
found he,anEe I huse n5unI tiie HiAihts
equally valuable In caTirrh df ulis
thrunr and stoma,,h aa IN nnsan Gin
tarrh."
/ pr. Estahroak saEs. S,1Iurtfs GhtEirrhl
rdOlnns ars especially useful IN nnrail
gafarrh and earsiErh an ulis. riir0nfl.
clearing tilg membranes Jd muUus ANA
speedily overcoming the nnM2inE
coughing ami ez9HGnrarinLs
ANY sufferer fr1m Gafarrn will lint
Snarts CATarrh rAhists4 will give inn
mecliare relief aa,i h,t.uss in rIIAii.u fflrrn
AMI pleasant to rhe tasvs ans eunwsn-
iant and always oen,ig hur USE as tnaN
can be- CARRIED in uils puaiiau and usss,l
AT ans time AZ tiley Gunfain I'M uais-
OnanH drugs. bur only usie CLEANSING
ant1ssprie Drupsrtiss az ElIGrIIgntHH
bark. C;aininGuL. BEhaI raau amt HE-
IClristin
All druggists sell tina uihIsEs ~ Ai
leenrs f0r cumplete treatment
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28

Writ s7-Ol feet fruut On Wooster are
500
Bertha W Green AID rszt-Esi 70
1llLired " CaufeIt- 1Ss feez On Cedar
- rear Willow s. s9e0
Milan D. HAEtOa et II &c Issz Il
Johnssa 81 al I64e aer-<. N9-tecssi
tp- sI25e-
Ch=S- Davis and wife to WI +.
Fuchs- 81 feet. 81 CE1fr St s1ueo.
G. w GrsdBey and wife to Alice 8
Grubo. 80 feet Cleveland ave $500
Hezry Pe-kEas and wife % Jas L
Carer. - feet- Heue 81, S
Villain l. AIbeT5Sou- z,iur- To G. "
GrsH=y. 80 feet Cleveland ave s125a
Vs<tz ! SEeitzer and husband ID
Frank T. Loont. a. fest, Eliza St 81
Jacob W HIIl5sx et nj to the Akron
BuIdin< & Loan Assn 80 feet Btur
St $3.50
CornOr Duffy and wife TO Ire VII
Aze Of Cuyahosa Falls. Eots frOurfng
q Old Main 81 C1yahega Falls. aEs0
right Of way from Canal st. to the
zhoTe described premises. $50
JAMS Chestnut 4nd wife 10 Coon0r
Duffy, d>ed to CORRECT deseript1oa To
; IOsz frunrin- On Main 81 Cuystoga
Falls. 81
julius A Upsou To Gas N Upsou.
- feet On Fourth s. Cuyzhoga Fails.
81
Moses FsIor to Anzn11 4 wssfn=r.
saS5 feet. Lo1g St $50
Luthezta : DyaS TO John c Weber
udi1tied "A Interest in - tees On v
Howard St. between TaIHnzdSe ana
Market St S90o-
Mary GOroaeh and kESaand 10 Eliza
beth Alderman - feet Poplar 81 80
Nyrz a Cochran To TEscdorp NJ
Cochran = E0ss IN Cuyaho-a Fans
SfOso - nj coCst.sEaricrS-
JOssp6 VI wel-y and wife u Mary J.
WWans. - fess q Seeo1.I 81 Barber
too S9OnoL
George & KShEer AID wife ID Sarah
C4kSw. 81 feet On Yak S. E=zr KeSS-
$500
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
IReal Estate Transfers


JFGraESAed by th= Abstract. T5tEe
Guarantee and TrTse Company. NoL
25 South Main S1l
Emma Z Sargent AMI hzSSaud To
Julius MsShaosky. . serss BOs5Oa
township seOa
Harvey Mus<sz. zssisRAe u M1nE1s
NJ HunS5cker. 80 feet S25cer s. s75R
AITia Sseeker and vie 10 William
Il ReltSayt~r ~ al aerss n TIL
n2tye Center. S4sA
Hugo Schumacher es Al assignse's
to the AkrOa LzEn.sEy. A feet q
BCOzs1wsy- near NIH 81 ss+a
George Keek and oshers By SAsria
Prank e. Kelly. TO Caarse< PzrEsesrs
trustee. Gsos fest frOaz oa weozss.
ave $50
C1zrses Ra<tserre. trSs1ee to AIss
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
RESOLUTION
To Issue S35. GOO Worth
of Bends,
saiif 0lar hy anurf al ftiIrrRiiun
aut6ll n fuiiine HissamI.

M uis sDeuiill mnainEs. al uti,r E.DuEh
af Hiliuar6im nlnsHiE evening. d;hliat
Cor uin DurunsH dtf Eiltins snsus 1D sse-
a,Ire rlia annnnl NEW building levy.
Si.Aaaal. and dii,s nGsu,-
tnm cd IL rasaIiIf1hm rtD ii#f'Ire hanIis IN
uliuti alnuunft. ttiH B.nusH lsfisr Il 4si,mr
dunfsmgnua, dit,tiifal aD hnIlH dhe mnHfm
ever unmil ulia mtzu utssIiiir missnnlG
uMn m,mAurs ID ule EuErf wnre ed
ula. dDinitm an ul,ah mssrnhls n wJssi6
ann. tainu rii,r Ii4Bus ad numiiK. mIIHsi De
m.nllt Hahs,ra, HiunnEiy n#I, uHtR hun Hl
Risu nights mRarihLr IN wrIGs laiIrnsH aiiIE.
Iu GuuiiU Ba IinR nsrwmm nUw and
Sapuamnau Hsrt. utiu GilDAe atf rthp pres
ann 4Ghnon Eear
unm rapurr atT tlis Tlmlniue daInmirAss;,
wninh ra,nmmmliRH uiite ualfsI.ae Al
rli,s munriiis D,ly rnin al officers nnntiimrE
and inninrr4.. Announcing un sun .sih.as
w;isF ntipusl.
uha mrnsr al rifSrfnc wiElar m,siIss
,sz1I,niu,,u tB tint MElllar sssifnml building
litlp in Slnrlh Nlilram. wriss rtfgnnreH IA
ull,r GitE commissioners.
I Hnu Rnilnmniaisam High SfiiRul sl,-
gi,fW rs,uIHsnsI 1srniiasiinn ap llse anf
af tiir. MIlssh 4,,huuil nuiIHinc s,an,f En,
mnsrnls lurpnisrR His reunssu wlsE
ailuuau
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
FELL DEAD
While Eating Lunch.
Or. BENJAMIN F. Putt of
DOylestnMa
Dropped From His Chair
to Floor.
Burning Lamp Mas xnpE&Bf
Frun TahHs


DIR. B.miHInim IT. PtIf1-, Gn,n gf dhs
mnsr prominent DiiEsiIiiInls Gf W'uEms
county,, died very #uIiTHrIE IN his res-
i,Isnna. in DaEissunwn, u1 n2...sB WEED
nessiiIF mHrninG.
The CtaaaiIass,I lind fjIHit rgtIIInHf Hirnn
attending u Dn1isIr IL fssw miles hirHnn
DugIestawm anlI his wi1is nind uashirtssa
The dlchar wIB eiu1T1Ig IL hrmtih WHEN
he faIu dEer di.inI
Mrs. FUN heiI1,rl linn HIll Ulhs lump
ezpIudts,B eviifintiF heinss f1nmiHsH over
by his ANN Slhr hnatalsiH digwm FFEnIrs
and HIunH nsr hEIsshnEnH pruEirENe DD
tlin. tfhar. while uiH burning dil seat
fire to- the ehuir and enrpst. With
gI-anr prasanna of mind 4iilH sEnHtihsrsA
tis dilnas wfTih hsr GIhGlihlc Mrs.
Punn muaiiH IL hiIfft1E e9.Hninnfhim Hnd
found her nuHhamH HKinlS, bu1t uInrnIi-
sginuR NailniDars wgrR aErunffsH dIDf
Dr.. Spsnnsr hastily #ImImEua,a hur
hef1ra he. Quilt aHiriNg DIr Plum w,uF
dis,nl Haarr F.riihrrH w;ns rlis e;iHnae atf
d,satit
The. d,.esiits,Hl WIS asrsH sS EJaiErs arnG
rpsi,Iis,E in DaEitst8wm Ii F'siIrs. mDv-
ing There iiiam Yamlrstnwm. GBs hind
a spitniii,l mHiIifiIl prnifnins INIT wEs
at one tnIng a,Hrur of tdie m'sEilastsBwu
.E1urnnl. HsA wats n mHlIiier dff ufls
ORDER af Unifiaf Amniitam MlatinaIii,.s
AMI the MEb,naiea ABIint.s EBe laHEgs a
wife. amt clmr 4mIH.. HEIraIiu, HSIv. mHl,
anti DannItI.
\ The ninnrIH win Bn nHIlH FriHuF
mnrning m M dltlaiik III tii,s rr4iihHnne
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
EVIDENCE
OF Ryan's Insanity
Not Strong Enough to
DispeI Doubt.
He May Have Method In
His Madness.
Seems TO be All Right When
Time Comes.
Does KSi wautto Testify In Edmund
EpPley Case.

There is something peculiar about
the condition Of 7 J. Ryan who At
tempted suicide at the county jail MOa-
day morning
Since he was cut down Ae has rr-
fused 10 converse with any one He
is apparently conscious but he gives 10
sign Of recognition when spoken TO.
A Democrat reporter called 81 the Gun
" Jan "Wednesday for the purpose Of
interviewing the prisoner IN references
10 the charges which were made
against him Ryan seemed to be IN
fairly good condition
When addressed he made 10 a1tenp;
10 answer although he eTeidsn1Iy
heard what was said II neal time
lie Is able 10 take nOuriShnsur ET1hOu.
assistance In the aF,ini0n Of soDe
Of the officials he is playing the In
sanity game Il Is said that he Is
not anxious 10 Testify when the NO
tion for 4 new trial oOmes I'D in thE
Eprlsy case-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
Rscsnnenas II to Irainn-sn.

G. H Ha1san. Lima. o.. engineer
l. Z & W L. r. writes I have
been troubled a great deal with back
ache l vas induced 20 ny Faley's
KIdzey Cure. ana one boSrie entirely
relieved ne gladly recommend ii
10 any Gne. especially my friensIs
among the traiamen. who ara usually
similarly af1ieted'
J. NJ Lzner. J. LanpsEter 4 Gu.
A Warner-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
Eight Hundred Thousand
Sufferers FrBu Ki1nsy Trg1tlS
Carct his Year ty
Dr. Davi- Keaneiy'S Elysyite ReE-
aay. SzEFle Bs1Iis Free

TnoasacE< who have W-I-rez for o1s
q th< ErsS R5lI kozTEes % Dr. David
Keanesly's E1vS-Its Rs1ass1y haTs 1t
orally hAs their Ewes sz1=d Sv q PCS
taI card Th<y yoC the Iri1I ho-EEs.
All II Pr0vesH u Jas1 Thai ur- D1EH
kszz=,tv-s FzvSrIce ReDeGy WzS Ihe
oasy rp.l czre fer diseases Cs the KID
psys. Liver. B1zaAAEr azl B5o.osI. Rassz-
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28

charge Thursday The American bird
with all its uinuinzS VIII be served
SUp-- StOttber Of tie County Infru-
ary. has - turkeys for tie inmates
Ct the institution Cranberr5es- and
al numerous side dishes sra oa Ihs
bilI Of fare
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
AGED CITIZEN
Died at His Hume In This city
Wednesday,.

Frederick CaswuiI. an a1ra,I amt re-
spectsI citizen df Akron dietI az his
home. LOB Cuyahuga so. "Wednesday
morning FL. WIS nearly ~ Eears cid,
and hts death In attributed tn OIL aLrs.
He WIS Formerly eng:Iga,i in the reisiil
grocery business. He lauNes a ElmilT
0t grown up GhiliIeen.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
ChambcrIain's Cough Remedy in Cficagu

Chambcriain's Cough Remedy i'm CliEaga
Hisgen Bros, the populhr South SIifis
druggists corner 18th st and Went
worth ave. say we sell area-
deal OF Chamberlain Cough Rame,ry..
and ind that It gives the most sat1s-
factory results. especially among chill
dren for severe coIsis and cruup' For
sale By all druggists. u. Stainhnnhar
& CO., wholesale agents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28

MEiyy Eif E1ur trisnds- ur people
wihnm WBu know .uf. have contracted
,nInsuniI-inn, pnuumuniis ur urhe- fatal
,iiiHsasss. by n=slss,t uf a simple coid
ar nBnEE. Fdi.Yls Honey and TE-. q
sltft.. sure md Pheasant cough medL
time. wDuin hHNe sawed them Ii is
,lIlnrizIItntsA-
Il. nj. Infer, T. 1EulpHrter & Co.
A Mnriner