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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

NINTH 81. N.--Trree r--oG-s. ;.-I- s--. cellar;
cfiv 81. water free EJ-errsurI & lE4-. h--Ls II
=. Co, aiJt y. bToauNav
ST. VINCENT Ave. gs9l-NI-. corner fat. four
rooms. bath. laundry. al irlDroy -I---rrs. Irgurs
ii-5 : :: 1a8uGy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

GIRLS NASTED--weutv-Gvr girls - IAs--
on SKIRTS. wrappers and waists. receive Day .gi.
learning Apply 80 St Charles -
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srIoNS wANrEn-NNLts.


49, Each Additional line F--- Caa-, E-.ra
/
""I.- ,g lease some so.d ..a.- or .aEe c.tg chair
} - +.aa. H.-.f. u-Ha's w ..fr. AMI U.4-. "a
VOC t5t y r'ter-na.H. married. .ur-.-r y. ..r.a
....r--.-.-...---
= ~ D. +- ri9.,-. $40 Erfo.,e building
su.u.-e-.. NJ s....,.... 90
/ r. 10 .- al. -..- book. q. sens having no
J ~ .' ..- T. -' tii. 80. terms Ttsa-r4-
/ L''. '' ... .. i.'. @+.i..
/ f,f.f-''l t.-i'.-i-.ra wanted " .yy.rt
/ - --''.i a -if'". god poHular. ..ssn-
I In. - ti--. .--t ,''s'Eze 20 H-y set Of h. a..
! -lr I.p-ul,r -' %. --'sirii''H F
/ mr. .--- .-,--- -
/ -.--..---, - 49,. ,',l--.'-.
c-.a" v-vz % any isfnI. email H. - ....E
'Hi.il-Nlff'-lE rs BY frs,-.laa. clr9.rl.rT-
TtEEENTEp- r-aT-.ra NOV % -
sEa. e,unlfsa-1 q 5srs,I4f.- vr'I5.i lr' go ~
49,. 49, = AZ ~ .-. il-l' -'.r. 7S.'.i-Fa, house ~ OK
f-g ..f.a- ~ - - '.r. 4Lroi'I-I 's As q be
S.lar,r b,.5rr r...rI.-y ne -a' -ti---ss Frank
BIZ. o. 90 l-- iel'.laH wants position
COLLECTOR Situation 4- rofra..r.- on ,-.f--
:'--i ir.gr>;c. d.tlt- 4 crIv 2gs " -f.ir 81.
......-..,.,-
.lI--. ~ Nl--N situation as cracaua7 o. gar
country: T-:e,enGe. Aasss1 U II H. lg, n a5y 30, or
r0.rTT17.s- r---5. w.. 49,,
=
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COOK. wANrED-A oooil car M5a5ay ragTa-
tng. B7sE WeEhiuc.lr ave.
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WAETEDL-Eafy 20 wit rur=e Gil OF a.E7--q-
aLTs. ! q Z, a7lZ LgtHuEWsL ave-
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


- - -
ThTee LINES for F,ve Cents
-. 's''a f-A'rs-
ssn " g es@l,iFE ,, P.re '9Etfortah,e rooms 5c
.orHrr Ninth ana Fiae: strictly nrst-ciass.
1,TnI.T-E =, 80,
with water. .erv ra5..r.-,'r' - ''''lS @"I h''i1
mo, 49,, -.
t. .'', 81. ..i y one fr9nt room TO ren
III ''.s'.''' f"''''.' i'- hsht nruz-keep!Es-
hi:lAi'"Af L:,..i ,o 81. and Ut N.,At tho R-st -
-s,. .''''.7' -.'. '' i'oms' 6-c. % rooms 5oc per
''s'
room stlf 49,. z.52.N@9ty furnished front
-'''''''-
front ana other rooms in r. a,se; -,i. 'qoi
--N''''" ,i.t..et. a' conF-rio~c.s; reasonable.
HHE3.%yT 81. .- N.al. a-I neatly fur
,i.a-.. H. ;; 5.. ..,,,, a'a'raeHoe'' tran
,I...,.- Ay. ,rs- ... =
T. ..-. ,'ly ~ IN. ,r .go I'm I'm ''l i''rhs IN
on IT,. .- ,,i,ts IL tasr'shsd 7 room
.rr -.tr.r-.-',.. r.,.,. - y. .-r 'r1t. ~ ~.
o'.. 'E banged reason
ASTON B-c -I I.---7 --5--- 1--,-,-7--7 800.
ia. --r..,- ,-..-.. ----
aa# 49,. res .-,s , "a '-'s1 "a Z m m
y-'.-'. '.",-.' Resemble.
EIGHTH ST. gfs:. %-Sayy,y S,rr;-,,.5 ,,-,-,.
( IT,, walter. zee -'''.
ELEVENTH =- - y Nice r-r-4 ee,crg- ., orr,
a..-i ttts4-- .-If fH ..ELr E.TiggNneUrg
--.--'.
! f-Fl,..e,>, o.4s T..---, ,--.------
/ t!sg.- t.. .---, -, , i'f tlil-
! -,.,,..-.,..-,..-,,-..
nj 5r Or, - - ,; y N'e-lg Furnished roora
| G.rprso,- A.. so, ~ ,.,..,.-.'--,-,.-',.,.-,
,.r,.5,.. roc,- -. H,-, H,>'rsy rnTnshed and
JzEZ5Ezoy ave. il5l N--Tss,v furnished
---- -l .5.S --i-.' N-.y!ns. also for gentleInrn.
, -. 49, 7s-. Furnished or gafurnish.d
f,rr ~, li'- tooH': rent reasonable. private
--,....-,.
Rom f 81, 81 y. N'Ht n t. s. Nicolas Ho;ei-
eiecu.c lea,. furnace arst. ;s1ls T,asons6Ie
LAS Ay.. 1901 l;lerlnt'y furnished room;
rr.,,,s -, -
.'. .-'.. '..-'.'., :. ie@e, ''l..e. -
sa,r -, -, - - .l Die Wr.!-r lifsf-.. @
modem eoH'eHieuae-. l.sation uHexceIed.
mn, an, tb., -g ~ r g.. Ii,Ii'5e9 @ % -ec2na,n22r
60, -, -. '''lse';-, i', :,
- ~ .''' +-ritahe WsA-;urIhshed
,erleaces. r5ad ..-atI1r. rsa--s.a1Ie terms
MlSSi~SjIII Ave. ii2$ 'o-.o ni-s!y furnished
r.ste family. f,r one ~ no 81 NE 4'e,san
,---s...--r,-
Mss 'LRI ave. J5i, ESst 6. Louis-S!ceIy
NICELY Furnished rooms. single or double.
~. ~ Ln""tn' visitors ae,ornIaodated Z ls'.
eru esp9sure
y FURNISHED 'front.' roam southern exposure
,, Oh & y st. S::+GsTT;E flT9-hrt sesoaa-sio-y
r.fshfe ~ ' ' -'' ''''''' ~"
e.. eT s.5s god paer for aay .tai~1I and vis-
% -
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HoUsEGIEL wANTED-At 2 St. Ciair ave-,
East ST Louis. --'
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EOISETTCE k Situation ~ l..ur.5 woman. G.
years to DO l-E- h.4zer-9.E faE 4 la-u- ana
F1lsli wages 4-S A--.s Lewis, 500 Gor-h
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

HOUSEGIEL.S-y7. tua-Io- s- rgs"r r':i and . 50
general b-Esrurrz .y tg-- F-'.---. -i.5- lob
Warren e.. Lp-taE-e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

COOE- ETC. wASTEI-Two rf-Is one -
cook 70 EFsEi7s or ironing; s1d hgusagirl as
s;st vi-E -sUizdras53 German p-efs-ra1 .gs
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Il :st..---..-. - -e.........
y -. ........... . -.I..-.-----,
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: 'r-..-.--.-s .' ls'.-'''.''' u
= cEz-.---.--.E ---=
-----..- - ,s- ,5-r-5-- VA
lbFbA-GH.aa t,..; IL l...ss Nel s. s
N C.,-lse-.t.. & a.. ....ts. g. s. a. T.:
So, 8 60 TN Eg1 7i c5. -. s-rs-- s.-.
cci2beT ~ -r re.'' ~, ONE uT }. r.
Iraf ~. Is g,se-
gFTTsyg0Ns WANTED EMAIL
"A4 - - g-- ~. r,-r+s
Cnas A.a-iora. Line f'.a ''...s
~; frCl-l-ass. goa re-eEe2s-- -. N5--a 1'aT-
ks; s.
-. ,-,-.s-- ~ r-s---I.es COOK. also
houSenaiai Des- ciey reference. .t.. A's''l,a
ave.
,z-,,s5s 7,--,,jo nv r-y,--s -.g5-: --.~,t. rs-1-
~: arsg-5.assI seoi raf--ea-es -ssi Na-ta aiai-
k.t e. ---
NJ frss-c.a5s z3os r,ssrszass. -s5l 2-9-th -ils~
aet 81
EoystTRasss ness. os,a,--iaa s, 's 1'-=r@''1@'- VI" i
80 .--s
CyE--RNfr--S- ttuati-1 ss ---T-eS1 % teach
-s-5s7-7,,.--s,. r,.---f ..g--5,.s ara evre-f-
s3 5s1 ,,sSs sS5It F5ss szi raa5. a-s rs,-sassa
--------z=z--- = -,
HoC7L5,s- . - -..''t .. Is = a. rs IS
SafTsa ~. Urstzi-s.
usl Pia.l fsflls {. = .E-1s-a. fsge-H--.. .r
sVssti TO ~-salaE- l5.i M-E-r a--. drug e,"-s-
aoU5EtlE. I-TI-E.- F.tl.-t p b. . W. house
Essr.r - y sSF2h 81 A2',7' hs.'---2 a -+'''
.7z55s:.-,-----=--- - =
fOLS-fe ~ .'--..F is.-s.r-aa=- =, -'.i'l. p
E.rut!.a
--------=---,---- ---.r.. -
y--s1res --az.s >-rgr.- as f-9.ze;s.ges .{.- \
Eourtee 81. ug5tt:r~.
HoUsEG GLEsIy--i:ge's91 y Young .asy. t. .
DO general hovse7CrS and care for ta.--.sni sa4-
~ - --- - -'
UswCIRI,-e.tus..rr - rorzszr' .r r~irata
family: good -1Ig7s-1s n ---.a ahl dining
fnst;tutoIl best rec=-o1ce>- K 30 Republic
EoUsEwcRIs-sit-a- ~ a..-r.5 woman. 6
years 70 % LIB acaseE1.E % aata. an
g7lsN WEg'& 4ss AEt-a Lewis 500 @or.A
,,,-,-r.-,,-.---- -=---,.---- -.
rvtsrsroes. az PsSIa =
I-ALNDItE So. a.. !7E e take ha-ae by goo1
so19:ea te1naEsss, o--- sun, AZ ''--
vyss Apg55 laSlS5S. ~ ~ -,L n ,, home y col
---,-,,-,--,-- -. -------
suit as ss v.ss!Si8< ss i-,arz ~ ,,,i5ys
sss,,-s 1 ~ '--, ~ l---'A- '.>~ 9~'--'--
- c----.g- = E -
-NC-e -. g. t'',-'ss SUM tsS
70 sIiIs "~'--i@ -A1 '4--'- nome "-~' .lii@A
~ SE.S1-Ls-
TITT%T-TyE yEs5-Es-TTs-.-- ~ q e. T---.r ---,----
ysSshlns va e taEs Rome, or g g.: - the tag- /
tsH HenEsTiy ave
LA.UNpEEss-<olory1 Z woman rants 70 60 ogt
~ t'S Say OF q -. aeI.q '-.i.s - iron /
-s-----------
NNhSt'-serIl21 E.r would IKE ztuefva as I
nurse. r. b.. q L-En- 81.
NURSE thoroughly competent nurrr and 1
hetlzerlsld WAl;s= situation. cess references 4
% Republic,
EUFisE-Ki1i oia lady vi! take care cF chill I
crel tor TeiiA9'e pecrla. vi rlrf" 20 suit Ar-.
Nerth' LefhHs"s-l station care Fos-s EuaT-
------------------- -----
5ErAAT5T-eESs Situation tv Esa-1z.-..zs 20 T..
plain sewing AZ f--ls .slE flgvya-..
s!1A1IsgEIcss-An sKpe-ssace1 s-au-str9s-
v'Hrt> permanent s'tu. tEull g:s frs---1 lgar 5r
-...-..-.----- |
S!5Ah>I l'I--.1-ai't15 y competent woman !
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

LAUNDRESS-SituasioD q. a-sr-g'azs lauud-ess
10 bring wasting zua iE-l-E home. $50 FAIRFAX.
upstairs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

LACNDREss-C0lo7ed lsUre7r=s warts 20 70
ay@aGs
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

AUSDRESs-S'.us- by ~..1--L woman,
wRshlns &c take home, Or g ~ tE- Lag-
ts42 HenBsTiy ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

COOK WAET-D-T7irBt-class cook: must c.rns
Recommended STEADY work. gogg wage. .,s.i
80 Washington ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

COX WArSTED-Co1k. n1so \ hcpea~,-l An
toIgFStrS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

COOK ETC. Ws1-TED-T2o w,---H n
tN&TdlrE E-soG-er cro u COX. ore 20 d Esus--
wo-E. Call &rr, EgnJusT,. legS wash.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

EEpEEIF5r, C'FD slit-tunsEsrs. Htrady vvr-t ~
Eooj pay guarantees. Gpc-t0I Inducements 10 urst-
class hands Eat ~. Louis bridge tickets fire.
laule E Wclh Sh.yI Co.. SIS 81 Washington ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24
HAYWAROS'

bJ'siilsss and shorthand CoiIsse. rs 20 2zf and
- NeH -iiSWs Guiding IIuLyldgsl trst-Il.-f ,,
n SEQ nam IypewrtJing, bookkeeping Arit,i-
- - sl1 Felnsanship Phone So. bay ana 4.sht
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

LAJrr Er:s-TvsEhf-r 20 take home: good
references. +4-2 Fapra r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

L-AJND TgEstl-E 20 take t.-ae By guod
scloEei laundr-ss 5i-2 Sullivan ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

LALSDRES ESS-y-s.t. .-y 20 TAXI. EeE1. ~ col.
orst lala:Iass so 81 Is-.L-.-. =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

COOK "A%FED-l'iri 10 cook ana d. the
wTSs.ngs EoT sma-. family good pay Apply 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

SIENOGRApHER- -- Experienced. competent
and accurate. owns machine best rsferencsz:
no" eInployed: good reasons 1or desiring
cllrnrA a sA- ReDuhia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

LAUNDEEsS-Coicrrc woman wants 20 20 out
BY ts cay 6. tas. laTGo gasl.Eg ana from
ing Ms Annie Carter, s,-3 %.r-a Mars-; 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

necsyear a. hone: work Hert a1y s-a- p pre-
psid. send iec fg- es@.ad CorIrg Z rar en-. low
plent Aerchznts Supply Co. Cau-5t -s-I-.r-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

COOK WAST1I--yV1-. 1-.ls- ca0iy. white: CON,
a. ocoe and os ready !c- WORK. a33- Ea-t6r ars
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

COOK EANfE-D-vghits Sri. good cook: 20
pie eve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24
sraTuH,N RgAL ESTATE FOR SALE

-5-' 'r-I5-t-r. tract o. !an- 10 aces west
o. So -.-..s al I3g~ ave. At Cne-balf its value:
n.i s- sire acres ana up LyG4k. los Franklin
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

CoOE-s.r.G,fac nv G-s--c.ras .s.ss ais
NNuSfrnai.f pss- ci-. reference. .t.. t-2s.'Ii
svr.
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JNIvPEOys:D CITY PROPERTY FOIE
SALE.

AT u bargain. Il sold a. once. lot z5xt4s On
r-+...r ate. between T1nyCse and Carter avas.
..l .-. frslr.e ave-. ls,G =. Thirteenth a.
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G-P eY~Gent Money

= -.-IT-V-. EsVe sl.l1e. g 20. SEQ n.o9o
$780, t--a s.-.5 9. ~. 5. 90. s. 4.eea Sl6-
r.t 5-'-.y. {-5...I and 40 l59 TO loan A. PER
--lt u..s--f-, I'd eN,r sod security; St LoIis
y.-y lG.l.u..a real es-Ate cuiy.
KELLEY co. itis Chestnut ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

NURsE-Gsrrls1 girl woai1 irs z.;ueric- as
nurse. r. h.. e IS Mend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

OLLIE TOR Situation o. collector. on indus
'.-i ih.5rsaeo d.tlt Apply 2-S " stein s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

COOK wANTIzD-3ooi German -75E n e-aal
fs.nllyi goa -arcs. sls7 E..Fh-rHgn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

GIRLS MULTIPLICATION girls N r,.s.5rT
pants. STEADY woy. ana good pay. 81 y 80
ertr 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

,ohHHMhS. rrC'.. WANTED -e'.,,Ia:--,5 by \
'''5.-. ,,.,s, L.it. a54 Vie nan as eaaca1an Or
,.,-.A''F F-'E. woman Cook. southern Iag,fa.
:. E@a-s exrerl,uo-. city reference. I,ls WASH
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-07
UNIFORM RANK
K. Of P. Was Organized In Akron
Friiay Niuht.

The new company of Uniform Rank
held business meeting last evening
and selected d name, Summit City
company. There wos an excellent at
tendance and much enthusiasm, which
promises excellent results. Friday ev-
ening has been chosen temporarily as
the meeting night, until other arrange
ments can be- made and the second
floor of the Guth block as the temper
ary place of meeting.
The military officers were elected as
follows: Captain, III. V. Egbert; FIRST
lieutenant, w. f. holland; second lieu'
tenant, o. b. Miller; recorder, o. Il.
Olin: treasurer, j. A. Brown guard.
A. e. Limric; sentinel II. T.. Hunts
berger. At the close of the business
meeting the company met the repre-
sentatives OF several rogalia Houses,
chose the uniform and placed the con-
tract. Tho uniforms Will arrive Au-
gust /, and meanwhile the company
will perfect itself in military drill.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-07
$350,000
Gain In Valuation
Of Barberton Real Estate
Since 1890.
National Hotel Will be
Closed.
Pure Gum Specially Company
Selects Location.
Barberton Merchants Will Arrange
For a Picnic.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Barberton, July 7.--Mr. 4. j. Davies
has completed his work ms decennial
appraiser. The land and lots In Bar
berton are valued at $1,194975, an
increase of over S350000 since 1890.
The National hotel will be closed
next Wednesday by Mrs. w. r.. Lin
doerfer, who has 1t leased until Sep
tember /. She has been in poor health
and assigns this as her reason for clos
ing the house. She will go to house
keeping at her home on Wunderly
ave.
The Pure Gum Speciality company
will locate In the Strob- Mcintosh com
pany's building, corner Sixth st., and
Creedmore ave. Akron and Barberton
gentlemen are Interested. They ex-
pect TO have the plant in operation
within 30 days.
Messrs. Genet and Wcnzel have or
ganized the Barberton Foundry COM
pany. They are located ut the corner
Of Creedmore ave. and sixth st.
Rev. h. Hushour united w. II. Clark
and Miss Mary Weortz in marriage,
July 4. Both are well known and will
reside here.
The merchants will hold n meeting
next Tuesday evening in, the Council
chamber to make arrangements for
n picnic.
John II. Harris Is about to organize
n company for the manufacture of an
improved steam boiler, upon which he
has ben granted q patent. Mr.. Har-
rs is an engineer AT the National Sew
er Pipe works.
Thomas Burt met with n serious ac,
cidcnt at the Stirling Boiler works at
1 o'clock today. A big plate fell on his
right foot, crushing II badly. II Is be-
licved the foot viii have TO he ampu-
tated.
Misses Alice and Emma Johnson of
North Lawrence are the guests of
their sister, Mrs. +, NJ. Worthen.
Mr. G. E. Worthen is in Cleveland to-
day on businesses.
James Biwtncr has completed his
work here aud left today for Pitts,
burg, Pa. '''''''
Scot Hayes, the genial agent for the
Diamond Match company, Is here for
II few days.
Mrs Geo. Swinehart of Columbus,
Is visiting friends here.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-07
But Good Humor Prevails, and the
Sale Continues Merrily.

The auction sale being conducted to-
day by the Adams Express company,
at the corner of Main and Market SITS,
has attracted large crowds and goods
are being sold rapidly. The goods are
unclaimed packages, collected by the
express company during the past year,
and in the collection were 300 articles.
or course the bidders didn't know the
contents of the packages for which
they were bidding, and purchases
were made after the manner of the
proverbial phrase, buying pig In q
sack"
Some persons got bargains; others did
not. There were no women in the
crowd and many of the young men bid
successfully for womcns apparel of
various description and uses. One
bashful young man secured two pairs
of pantaloons. but. his face dffused
with bushes, he vowed that he would
never wear them. and sold the articles
cheap to married man, who said. II
can't wear them, but happen to know
n person who can"
Patent medicines were also pur-
chased largely, and one of Akron's
most fashionable society men secured
for 35 cents blue shirt and pair of
overalls; dead game sport purchased
about four reams of tracts OIL "World-
| ly Waywardness or True Religion,
Which?"
Many very excellent bargains were
obtained. Two good silver watches
were sold for 81 and 40 cents respcc-
lively, and many articles of useful
wearing apparel We're purchased cheap.
The best of good humor prevails dur
ing the sale, and Auctioneer Il. ii.
Bien has the respect of the crowd,
which he keeps laughing heartily.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-07
LAST LINKS.

The Luther League of Trinity Lu'h'
eran church will hold picnic at Sil'
yer lake, July 20.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will soon give an excursion over the
B. Il o. to Cedar Point.
1t has been reported at police sta
tion that bicycle was stolen from the
Office of the Dickson Transfer com
pany July =.
Al O'Donnell and Frank Dickerson,
of Buffalo, members of the Fourth
cavalry in the Philippines, were III
Akron today, ON their way to then
homes, on n furlough.
The metal and slate workers VIII
meet Monday evening In Carpenters
hall a. so O'Clock.
A marriage license wns issued In
Cleveland Friday 10 Ernest II. Cooley
aged 20 wears Of this city and Grace
Oshorn, aged - years Of Betea,
The matter OF connecting fire alnrn'
boxes with the c'ty conduts has been
referred lly the R0aid OF CITY Com
miSSioncrs to thc Mechanical EnSl
uerr with powcr 10 act.
General Passenger Agent Anthony
of the Erie was IN the city Saturday
Mr.. Anthony stated TO Il reporter fol
the Democrat thut the Fourth of July
travel was above that of previous
years. So great was the passenger
,laihc upon the road that each tran
was provided with Two conductors II
order 10 handle The people. This Is 'h'
first time the double conductor plaI
has bcr, tried and II worked well.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-07
ON THE GROUND
Prof. n. c, Muckley Here Saturday
Afternoon.

Prof H. g. Muckley OF ClcyelanG,
In company with Mr.. j. ". Kelley,
chairman of the Teachers conmittee,
Prof, Mucklcy called upon the various
members of the Board. The object of
his visit ls TO become thoroughly ne,
Quainted with the situation, after
which he win inform the committee
whether he win he n candidate for the
superintendfncy,
Mr. Kelley stated saturday after
noon HAT II Prof Mucklcy would ac-
ccpt, the committee would recommend
him for the place,
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DEATHS.

WEBER Carl Wehcr aged / year
and 3 days, died Friday at his home,
corner OF Thornton and King sts.
Death was due 10 paralysis The fu.
neral viii he held az the house sunday
afternoon lntermeut in Glendale Gem.
etery,
NORRIS William Morris. aged ~
years, and 29 days, died Friday nj his
home on Fifth ave The funeral VIII
be held AZ 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
az the hopsc. lnterment In East Ak.
rop,
STOCK Fred Stock, aged u years
and 10 days, died Saturday at his resi-
dence, li2 Wooster ave. Death was
due 10 tuberculosis. The funeral viii
be held At the house at a'30 o'clock
Monday afternoon,
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An Epidemic OF Diarrnoea.

Mr. \, sanders, writing from Cocoa
nut Grove, lrlu, say. there has hcoa
quite mn epidemic OF dlnrrllocA there
He had II severe attack and was cured
10y four doses Of ChHmbcrlaln's Coll +,
Cholera aud DIAirhooa ncinedy' lie
SAYS he also recommended II ia others
and they say II Is the best medIcipe
they over used Fer sale by all drug
gislE; T., Schumacher X Coz wholesale
agents
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Muslin Underwear

AT 8ac EACH Ladies' Muslin
gowns, full made, tucked and rufiied.
AT 60c, 75c, $l.00-Ladies' Muslin
and Cambria gowns, tucked and
rufiied, trimmed with lace and en-
broidery.
AT l9c, 25c, soc A PAIR Ladies
muslin and cambria drawers, trim
med with:lace and embroidery. All
good value.
AT zoe, 75c, Soc TO 500 BACH
Ladies' white skirts trimmed with
lace and embroidery. I'm umbrella
and princess shapes. All have dust
rufiie.
AT &c, l0c, l21&c TO $l.25 EACH
Ladies' corset covers in square V,
our fancy yokes, including the new
style French corset covers.
Great Ribbon Sale. All silk Ribbons for
isc, tic, ioc TO 25c yard.
15O.151 6. Howard ST.
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A Hot Week.

Al | o'clock saturday Afternoon tho
at Buch,cl College regis
tered a3 degrees.
The temperature for the week Is as
follows; Monday, 81 degrees; Tues
day. 81; "Wednesday, oi; Thursday, %,
friday, o3; Saturday, 03. Average for
the week, a2ll degrees.
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FIRE ALARM CALLS.

Central engine house.
Buckeye works,
Akron Iron works.
4,Diamond Rubber works.
Main and Market.
No. 2 engine house, Sixth ward.
N. Broadway, near Market.
Buchtel ave. and Bowery.
Schumacher mill, Mill St
~ Prospect. near Mill.
13 Furnace and Broadway.
il Main and Keck.
is Ash and Park place.
16 No. 3 engine house w. Hill
II Carroll and Exchange.
is Empire Mower & Reaper Wka
10 Akron Rubber works.
81 Prospect and Perkins.
% Forge and Market.
"a Sherman, near Exchange.
% Main and Exchange.
20 North Howard and TalImadge.
27 w. Market and Greene.
2S Akron Knife works.
20 Washington and Hopp alley.
81 N. Howard and North.
32 e. Market and Spruce.
34 w. Market and Valley
35 Carroll and Splcer.
80 Carroll and Sumner.
81 North and Arlington.
3S Vine aud Fountain.
80 Coburn and Campbell.
Al Wooster ave. and Locust
AZ Pearl, near clstern,
43 S. Main and Falor.
As College and Mil.
46 Arlington and Hazel.
47 Howe and Bowery.
As West South.
40 Merrill pottery, State st.
81 Howard and Cherry
80 No. A engine house. Main & Fair
80 Center st. railroad crossing.
81 Buchtel ave. and Union.
90 Akron Stoneware CO., 9th ward.
81 Lods and Turner.
bS Perkins and Adolph ave.
80 Main, near I.O.O.F. Temple.
61 Case ave. and Kent.
81 Sleberlng mill, Sixth ward
63 Johnston and Champlaln.
"a Akron Sew. Pipe Co.. Black mill
65 Hill Sewer Pipe Co.. Il. Market.
81 Carroll and II. Market.
6S Second ave. and Vnil"y railroad.
60 Johnson and Wilson.
II Grant and Cross.
72 North and Maple.
70 Werner Printing Co.
"a North Union, near Blufl.
81 NJ
rs The Whitmorc, Robinson Co.
81 Western Linoleum Cv.
81 Summit Sewer Pipe Co.
e3 Allyn and Cross.
81 Thornton Ond Harvard.
S5 The ]. G. Mcneil Boiler works
81 Cereal mills. s. Howard st.
o. Schumacher cooper shop, N.
Broadway.
12l General slarln.
1913 Silver and Hickory.
125 w, Market and Rhodes ave.
232 Renner's brewery, n Forge st.
PAL Sherman and Voris.
251 Cedar and Wabash ave.
213 w. Exchange and, near Willow
8l2 Cascade mills. \. Howard.
8l4 Fire chiefs residence.
8al Adams and Upson.
84l Ralch and Market.
$40 Maple, opposite Balch.
3l5 Bittman and Crosby.
S5l Exchange and SpIccr.
412 Wooster and st, Clair.
Ala st. Clair and Bartges.
4l5 Water works, Wo ostcr ave.
43i Bwat Tile works.