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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-10-19
first pub. sept. o.; last, Nov. %, 1901.
Timber Land, Att June3, l070.--Hotiee iaI
Publication.
United States Land ONCE.
Marquette, Mich. Sept. "a, 1901.

Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act of congress Of
june 4. 1913, entitled IAN act for the sale Of
timb-r lands in the states of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory" az
extended TO all the public land states by act
TAngust 4. 1872, John Losselyong. of Ishpem-
county OF Marquette, state of Michigan,
On - day MED in this office his sworn state
-, No. "a, for the purchase of the 5 w 4 of
tnes - No %. In township No 81. n, Range
- ~ a, ID will OFFER proof to show that
no "a ..,nul,t is more valuable for Its tim.
me or 80, than fcr Agricultural purposes.
~ or s,vst ,,sh hi cfaim TO said land before
.,na 20 estao' "a ID eceiver Of this Office at
", W hess'e i,,sh,aan IN Wednesday, the 9TH
lay Of Decem Der, WI. Janes yrthe,hv
He names az witnesses: Miei ca,,I;,h
Fejlev' Fr.derick Feller. OF Ish, 'etniuR, hicn;
Any and all persons claiming ss,ef ~ ,;,e
lands are requ, ss,,rr .a,d
heir claims I'm this ONCE on or d
fh day Of Deccmber, 1901. .st~x
THOMAS scADDEN, Req @'e'
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amCaG NOTICES
y.u' ~ ~ y. 49, Sw, Y roi
ihin Nv I'IbliraIion.

DStlspfnent 81 da fpiertor
1,s,,.a Dths4i - Nsr1netis Nrhtf.,n,
ortohcr Sth, 1901.
.'epieS ,.esGs S.ssu l'st Inc following
a.-f'sf r-tisVs,. fissf s,,fics ~ nI- Intention
: ais'sg f',..i 5r,1Sf - aypD0r ~ his claim,
80 ~, g''d 3s,of III - no de pefors the
f~~F n fr,'e'f c0n'r 'or Rap.y.. Lauhty, ~
Y psa~ Mi 81 yooptal,es. &,h 'aOi. via
= s'Io'i~stto- 81 7dSI. of CHAM y.
.''fs'rf1r ~ 49, ,fhw a. " a OF n q
a. q SfeA~
- t'isfgaa ne f,lio.sfp1 -Itrssu.s 70 n,ov.
y" 'HH'snunne ~'sfTeflcs bDou and cultlvsfion
r f,'f f.'iF W kaSrs,~ n Andevaon.
-.frt+' SS@Ns'r9'r Potter R.shn, I<suard
- ssaaSS.i az " <xta~c. y,~i,
rFc'sts r.tDDFN. Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-10-19
1'.sa-Aa1eviesa E-a2"-tsSGa- Bsg.
sxl@, 81. 3.

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- and ap- sr.5s
r'etsss NJ 1s 90 s&Is every ds1
''.m fme lss u C,.11aet alss ard
v..o 81 x,oc l3r reGers Gfse-h and
81 bars 'r5ru clg Of saIs aeror9isg
. 'ts.e n 9ap IL so5 care % 90
,nh c'cnrp ~ san'e route. ass ,Dr
1i"Gttt.ius t5ur raae ~
q" airhnr partcaSacs apply TO
%" 'n;ae'st Cirast aQlsug or 20 6seo.
" f1lupast &, p T. Marquette
Atai rT2nLtl5L
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COIL G. CO..
BARAGA, MICH.
Fir.I pub. sept. n. last Oct. ". 1911.
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior,
Land Of-ice AZ Marquette. Mica
sent. 9Th. 1901.

Department OF the Interior,
Land otioe AZ Marquette. Mch.,
sept eth. 1901.
Notice j. hereby given that The following
name. seStier has Hlet notice Of his Intention
10 make nnal proof in support OF Ms claim.
aEt that said proof will b. made before the
Geek ~ the Circuit Court for Bara-a county.
al Au--, Mich. on October 2lst, 1901. viz:
HI application No g73i. Of Andrew WahI. Jr-
t1r the = % i = ana of n u Z, sec 81.
St. nsBW.
H. na=@s the following witnesses 20 prove
- couti1uou- residence upon aud cultivation
~ szfi land. viz: Andrew Newman, of
-ez1e-. Mich Robert Kent. of Baraga. Mich. (;
gaA-ies II. Anderson, OF Skauee, Mich; Ole
F.g.-y=-. Ot Skauee. Mich.
THOMAS SCADDEN, Register.
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Fl-ss E-b- s~gs :. last Nor. :, 1871.
I.nsf La III IgN J. i,ls--Ss,ia Il,
FgAiaiigl
Iaii-t >5.sles Land once,
Nzrc Bel-e- Nlrn-
---ll.-lr be- &. 1aI-.
[..i=,t Sis.@s Lard O1z-e.
Maze E-;,=- Nlck
S-ys<sz a-=- : 1871.

[-.i<t - A.@s Lard O11re.
NA-TE-;,=- Alck-.
>-yE< = a-=- : l+yi-
NS'5@e = hsr%by Esre5 ilz: II eozpliznce
E!1h se@ yrgT4-F2us Of t1@ act % Cpngr-s= %
Jazz J. l-1.- cattle. Az act .Or sn- sale Of
sl=t-r LsEt- IL ,Ae states o! CAl.to-zIs. Ore.
-V.l- %-rSGs AID y A-kl1-son Territory" az
rTt@E1-si 10 a. i1e PGo-lc Land state. b. act
o: .sEgUss s go JOAN L0grs:.g,- Of AS>ihius,
cgErly - B2razz- state q Michigan aAs
i.t- 1aT -l-st H. E1ls Ot.g- a. sworn statement
20 ~ Tor I1- gEFeG2s= o: i1- . Of - y
a s~csloa No - Ia township No. ~ Y. rage
NJ - y. and NI4a 1E-r proof 60 show thai toe
-a1t 500 z1s Ezor- "a "a b. for ~ ilE h--E or
-E9r- f1z1 Tor zzr-cZlEGr2s pEFPo,-> ard 30
--1.zts.l-E 80 can - SAD .aE4 before tls
Rrzl- 4-G Ees--IFer 81 THE Office Al Mar.
& s-si-i Mira % Te1rstay. tie iih cay .:
Nl3T~-- Der lsfl .".
d. aaaa--- a. Eitz-.-.-.. Aurz--, { olozs b Ir.
s@-~pG 14-a&l--- E5zArt R-sl- jeremiah
zessl- A. % EAF2zA- EicE-
AzT z-st 9-r-fE.s Gaming adversely the
a s-.,s-ih-r1 ans ave r-l l--i~d 10 Gl-
cd..tr e.-st -zs ,z i1Ls ot1e- IN - before sad
slf ..sy % S1ve-- 60. ttE
TECXA- - ALDEN. Register.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
cmtst Isd1
D..zar1n~us e sa< rls<rt1r-
CsG@,t s1shE<-s L.hnsk O<nsee.
Mars 1<1Es. Nsehl nm Osf@ols.tr H. EAi1-

D.zar7rs-ns &c sae rlserSsr.
Isl~st SlAE<-s L.hnsk O<1see-
NzrE1<1Es. Nlef- sn- Of=o'ssr H. EAls-
A .u.-.sasns e,s-sessz a1sL1riz h1ztaz been
s,.E IL zkks 1trbe< ~ Pred lE-sthssgs e5a-
E-s EAaE. Ar1lNsz H0u@s5@a& Harry Ne &AA
made NgT<nrh.-s =. B.1h. tsr the e 4 % s~ ~
n !. 1es 81 Anst = 81 See 4 ~
~ ", ~ Helteze Psct@ss@. S,,csesszs-. N
Sabrh Is - al erred shas sbst ec7rFuAE hahs
ses5g-iT AAarstscp.lt sat- EAnz ana e1hEr-rt
aus rssat-rgr Ea-.-~1rvm sss tfAn CO..
y-ar .azlr1 u.assnx s.hbt <-zrT sas4 a<IE F1ssr
30 IA. date hsrs1ns si8s s.bbt lrbe1 - zsd
sssGs est yss1~ IN VrrE-,t sEllDr1S~-t ~ sssS1
,arsF -ssHrs,t ~ Law utls1 ssBsA e1-sry MA
la. a,ss r--.sstsrt Er.oa- E1rprsr-t 90 easlF1set
s.bBt hh1,t Soc n Cs.rBat % tTe yehs. NJ ~
a lrest ~ law Ehsa -G1rTnzsE Bt's.zss< from
.sllst 1knt 1ss { lie has erAasGnIeus n sit
ni-.isArF sAEal srrTBc- Of Eh.. q .>-- sshit'-
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sS,scsns@ znst c1-r sesalnrs0CF lgFnrnanE ~A1t
1Ls-rasisJd al % sTe5Det l. NJ oa SoE-r eser ~
lBiK- ..1ar~ shs CLERK ~ sh- CIrvrElE CaSrrl 0t
5.br1x-s sr1llsT- AZ L'Aas-s. LbcaArBn- Ans
zaIs tzzhl selF1-r VII be h-0. ~ rt@feas.,f
a ". &c Ds.xeuc.r 4 1sifs h.s1gr- tts 2-Zl.s-r
Ers. 2ee,sIrsr al ahe CEas<s1 -Ease1- Lhc,c Ae--
q NLrtEsaEe. Mssi.tr1r-
The sad e.n---sz.sn1 hBrt-E- hE pr''e'-f
AtstLVss. s1st SegG<sus.sr - 1JIA. sea ,ar71
sbeI- NhBea sts9W thai AFTER GE@ sallr-is,t~
r.-r.srsh. s.e-Tbse % sh5+ s,szSs- ea1ngs u
matte. "a - aer.eg orteR~,t And &Ere,sss-t ~ ~
slEst, zslsofe a ElEsr eg due LEl srgT'sr 20 3s4-
rE0MLS sC 4DDEN Re,r-.zsr.
JOHN Jones z-ssetr%r-
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Marc Bel1e- Mlrn-.
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: E1re Q t---- -Els-l.-l- Ar 2eE tnr ine sac %
liz ..sr l1rfts l1 TIE STATES q California Ore
Eu-- NevSlA and Wa.hlu-7aL Tr--lIO-y,M a.
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o. AE-. L s.5- ATzusl N.aspLt IT, 90 sz-ags.
s,a1zTF q Ek-A-s- slate q GlcnlEar. has
EhEs EsF 1ls5 i1 s.4s Ottse- b. >Tc-r statement
No ~. .Cr re vi-f--A-e 81 s1e = ~ : y =
% s.-,easol Ne :. II igNristlp No 81 y. range
Nc. 4. r and val 0s-r gr09. 80 s2IDN THAI the
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slssae- N1&s-. o. r.r=1s9. M lsth dap o:
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lk=-- r-NEzs II i.ls GO. OF o. before .2l6 lar
& az % Nersz-t---. 1854
THOMAS =C4DDEN. R@zSs;er.
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=. .le lrvlrr ~ owners ~ sis aai.s 1srs
as-rss.t 1.ii aas 20 ~. 3inr-E.I-.e Sc HlrT-
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tssi z1trs 5.Issrailf 70 l's.frt
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sa,. Clssrst 81 aiss GhffIh Gtar1 Sac &ErAr-h
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~ E7t Agrillehh3sn No T77G fd Andrew
Yt.r'..ss1l ssr me :, &c 4. sa.,c 3 81
:. &C s..1 East \ ts Il v \ &C sste "a y 4
-
E* dsLusss unt df,ipviIIr w;lDessst-s 10 prove
- s,sE, Tin Irs.us s;sssbtnIrt IJHu And rTIrA-
a1sa 90 <h.lt EE1Ia zus- EDWARD t-otisfsia,
EFEhr-s sglsttl 5tstn DtsIlszngre. WILLIAM
Pssaj.. A. &C z.Er-hrh. Mich.
yBtMIs SrA1ddx. LerisztI-
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oniciaI Paper OF Baraga Count.
hoIlcE 70 sUsscPIsERs-

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tss sr4rs-. ak1fs.- &C cara SfsS-r E.ssslscs
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zIrst s-.aa5s- hEs f5e,6 1U1lrt e ms lr1ssrlloT
10 MAD. tfGIl ymas. suE7.uTz az has CLAIM
Ant 1EIz ssE8L 7r,sfc VI f.t mace f't1lr@ 1ht
CI.rs e zt- E8-rIa1 CGru-7 5tr sE-hrA eo,EnsE.
AZ = A1l-.s MIRA 90 Q,sltsfst- 2i.t- 5rn VIZ. g
Es1E Bygllsa1sCd NJ SSH a sntIK- -lEEAsS4n,
Sc abe y = a 90 z. 81 ser 20 ~ L : II W
=. 1sHr1sss III. ju1jnvTI1r Witnesses 20 Ey-prt
il. sslI utl. -'-ss6sIIc,e uIslsI And rIll5Tsl9nI
< SAINT iH1t- VIZ !EeIli Ellsl- Cs-siEi sEs---
Andrew Le.hs0- LAu-l LrU-u1 a. @. -Al-c-
NItt
THOMAS ScApDEN. EeEasle--
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DAVID ". ASTON.
80 Diamond Sc.
P!ttsburz- Pa.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-16
RESOLUTIONS
By the City Commiss.
toner's.
They Mourn the Loss Of the
President.

The following resolutions were
adopted by the Board of City Com
missioners this 14th day of Septem-
ber, 1901:
Whereas, Almighty God In his in
finite wisdom has seen fit to remove
from our midst, our beloved Presi-
dent, the exalted ruler of our ma
tion; and,
Whereas, II Is meet and proper that,
as representatives of the city of Ak
ron, we should place on record our
appreciation of his services as Chief
Magistrate and his merits as a man;
and be 1t
Resolved. that we bow in humble
submission to the will of the Most
High, and mourn our nations loss.
BE 1t resolved that in the death of
William Mckinley, our country loses
her exalted ruler, and humanity a
faithful friend. who was ever jealous
In his work, devoted to the welfare
and prosperity of his country, an hon.
est, upright man, whose sterling in
tegrity endeared him to all patriotic
Americans.
Resolved. that this Board mourn
with the nation and with the family
and relatives OF the deceased, and that
copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-16
All
Ready
For Fl
Bsakyy.

The young mother thinks, when she has
completed the baby garments that are to
clothe the little form. But she is not all
ready for baby's coming, unless she has
done something more for the baby than
merely to prepare his clothes. Many a
young mother who goes through hours
of pain and suffering wonders why it was
not possible to prepare In some way for
the babys advent, and to avoid the
agony that seemed almost uncomfortable.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the
one medicine for women which prepares
them perfectly, both for the burdens and
pleasures of maternity 1t prevents the
morning sickness from which so many
women suffer. II strengthens the whole
body, SO that there is no nervousness nor
anxiety. 1t promotes a healthy appetite
and causes refreshing sleep It gives the
mother strength for her trial and makes
the baby's advent practically painless.
Healthy mothers have healthy children,
and It Is the general testimony of those
who have used Or, Pierces Favorite
Prescription as preparative for mother
hood, that the children were healthier
and happier than those born after
months OF mental misery aud physical
anguish OH the part of the prospective
mother.
Sick and ailing women are invited to
consult DIR. Pierce by letter absolutely
without fee or charge. As chief consult
ing physician to the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. y, DR..
X. V. Pierce, assisted by his staff of
nearly score of physicians, has in the
past thirty years and over treated and
cured more than half million sick and
suffering women. The Testimonials of
these cured women are on record. A
large number Of them were cured when
doctors had pronounced cure impossi-
BILE aud after enduring years of useless
suffering,
Let no sick women hesitate to take ad-
vantage of Or. pierce's offer, but write
at once and so secure the professional
counsel of specialist in the diseases Of
women, entirely free. All correspond
ence strictly private and sacredly conf
dental. Address DR., X. V, Pierce, Buf-
falo, N Y,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-16

that one. The real drawback, which
is the same one that has prevented
many another enterprise, is lack of
backing.
1t takes money to run n football
team. 1t is expensive to fix up
grounds, pay the expense Of teams
from other towns and then have rain
or snow OH the day set for the game.
If the team is to be self-supporting,
one days disappointment will cause
II financial loss that 1t will take the en-
tire season to overcome, in town
where attendances are limited the way
they are in Akron.
The managers Of former Akron
teams know that they had to run in
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-16
Very Thankful.

at will be very glad to say a few words for Or
Pieree's Fayorite Prescription" writes Mrs. r. q.
Douglas, Of Mansonylie, Rrorc Co., Quebec.
uDufing the drst lour months when looked
forward 10 becoming a mother l suffered very
much from nausea and vomiting aud felt 80
thing. Ihated all kinds Of food. AZ this time l
wrote TO DR.. Pierce and he told me 10 get his
Fayorite Prescription and bottle OF Golden
when had taken them few days felt much
better, aud when had taken hardly three parts
OF each bottle felt we'll and could eat as well as
any one, aud could do my work without any
trouble, u could not do any thing beiore). feel
very thankful TO Dr. Pierce for his medicine and
tell all who tell me they are sick to get these
medicines or write 10 Or Pierce"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, sent free ON receipt of stamps to
pay expense Of mailing only. Send al
one-cent stamps for book In paper cover,
or 81 stamps in cloth binding.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-16
FOR FIRE
Falls Will Turn the
Water On.
Pumps Not Ready, But Natural
Fall Is Sufficient.
Special Correspondence.)

Cuyahoga Falls, Sept. 16--As a
measure for fire protection, the water
will be turned into the new mains
for the arst time today. The stand
pipe Is not as yet complete and the
engines for the plant are not yet ready
to go to work, but there Is considerable
natural fall from the wells to the
system that extends through the vii
lage and enough pressure for emer-
gencles can be obtained. The compile
ton of the system is not yet near.
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debt to finish their seasons and that
is the reason why they are unwill-
ing to make themselves liable again.
Akron can have u football team that
jealousies cannot disrupt, but some
lover of the game must back it and
make 1t possible for the team
to have bad days and disap-
pointments without monetary loss
that will keep their noses to the grind
stone for the rest of the season.
HART HAS MALARIA.
The manager of Marvin Hart, about
whom IL has been said that he couldn't
stand prosperity, and that he was dis
sipating to most ruinous extent
says that his protege has been suffering
from malaria and that the disease
was what made Hart look so badly.
Seitz, the manager says that Hart will
soon be in the ring again and that he
will be as good and better than ever.
BOXING FOR MEDALS.
The boxing game is now permitted in
Chicago, but the matches may be for
medals only. Whether or not the fight
are mercenary and know just where
they can sell their medals, they seem
just AS anxious as ever to fight and the
giving away of medals continues to the
joy Of the jeweler.
THAT DELAYED FORFEIT
Champion Jim Jeffres has as yet
failed to post any forfeit for the battle
he was to have with Gus Rubin.
The time Is getting short and it Is
evident that If Jim means business he
will have to do something very quick
ly. The fight was dated for Nov.
s, aud 1t is obvious that Gus will not
continue to train much longer unless
the boilcrmakcr does something to
show that he is in earnest.
CLEV leland WALLOPED,
Cleveland signalizcd the end of the
season by receiving IA beating from
Detroit that was the most complete
wallop received by an American
League team during the season. Brdck
en- was batted any time and any plac,
by the Detroits and the fast lieldinl
of the latter team prevented the Cleve
lands from reaching as high a poin
toward scoring as third base. q to G
was the score.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-16
WILL DRILL
FOR OIL.
Pittsburs Men Leased Land In
Twinsburg.

q. h. Miller, of Pittsburg, who is
interested in the Standard Oil Co., was
In Twinsburg Monday and leased land
of Chas. Riley, Eugene Post, Chas.
Wilson, l.. III. Oyiatt, o. +. Nichols
and David McElroy and will COM
mence boring for oil within 90 days.
Some IL years ago a well was drilled
and gas struck on the Park Nichols
place north of town. 1t furnished gas
for about three years for Mr.. Nichols
house and the supply is not yet ex-
hausted.-Hudson Independent.
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Hopcd for Death.

"For the sake Of poor suffering women, feel
II my duty 10 inform you OF the great benefit
your medicine has given me- writes Mrs Csllie
Bowies, OF Watts, Ifedell Co, N. {. ~ was In
most miserable condition when wrote 10 you.
had nterine disease 80 bad could scarcely
To be relieved by death, You wrote to me To
take your Favorite Prescription and have
taken eleven bottles Of II, and two OF your
Pleasant psllets,' am sntireiy wen and feel
10 Dr, Pierce for the blessings l now enjoy. I
have fine big boy, two months old aud never
Got along as well In my life can't praise your
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BALANCE
OF Wins Went to
South Ends.
Defeated the Websters
Saturday.
Murrays and Goodrich
Teams Sunday.
The Silent Umpire In Baseball
Next Year.

The game between the South Ends
mt the Buchtel grounds Saturday was
battle between pitchers and as both
Washer and Limrlck were in fine fettle
the game went to the club that gave
the best support TO its twirler.
South Ends won after one of the
prettest games ihat has been seen
on Il local field this season ana the
winners hold the balance In the sum-
mary II the games that were played
between these two teams this year
Limrc and Krohmer and Anderson
and Washer were the batteries. The
presence of Anderson, who Is "A good
professional catcher, had much to do
with the result of the game There
We're some great catches and hedlng
plays by both the teams and the ex-
hibltlon was one that made the audi
ence wish that arrangement can he
made for more games by these teams
before the season ends The score
was AZ and the game close and ex-
citing from the call of time to the
pitch OF the final bail that decided the
game In favor of the South END
team.
Score by innings:
South Ends -. 90 02 O1 o.
W., q. n L.... 00 100 OOO2 %
POSTPONED GAME.
The game of base bali that was
postponed Sunday by the members of
the Murrays ana the Goodrich teams.
aud which had been scheduled TO be
played at Randolph park win be play
cd at the same place next Sunday.
The game was postponed on account
Of the death OF President Mckinley.
SILENT UMPIREs.
The awful commotion that is caused
In base ball game whenever there is
close play, Is what often makes the
umpires comment IN the matter hard
to hear. This diiliculty will be done
away with 10 certain extent, by the
fact that there Is now an attempt un-
der way TO have the umpire give his
signals by raising his arm. A scarlet
stripe viii be fastened to one sleeve
aud white one to the other. One of
the colors VIII stand for bah and the
other for strike. When the umpire
announces his decision he will do no by
raising the arm with the proper colo,
In deciding plays at the bases the
colors will also count and the umpire
Will wave one or the other OF his arms
according as the man is safe or not.
A whole rainbow OF colors would b,
necessary to settle some of the points
that have been brought up in Akron
games this season.
THE VITAL REASON.
II has been said recently that hi,
reason why Akron cannot have a bl,
football team to represent the cit,
Is because OF petty jealousles, but thu
most vital reason is far removed from
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A New Detective Agency.

Akron is now the home of a detec-
tive agency. 1t has been established
by Messrs. John A. Greenert and NJ.
s. Bassett, under the name Summit
Detective Agency. Their cards state
"Shadowing Speciality"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-16

Norris Silver, North Stratford, N. H..
II purchased bottle Of One Minute
Cough Cure when suffering with a
cough doctors told me was incurable
One bottle relieved me, the second and
third almost cured. Today l am a
well man."
William Warner, Gem Pharmacy, 113
S. Howard ST.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-16
Notice..

Any person having bottles Of Geo.
]. Renner will please call up phone
No. 30, or send postal notifying MS
and private, plain covered wagon
will call Immediately. The Geo. j.
Rener Brewing Co.