Akron Evening Times from Akron, Ohio • Page 2

wWiOTWH fmmmmm les-V' T'Wrrnv ialw it -T- iiw-i "PMIWfWMmy i. mtnrnfim lU'i 1 ij iy. K' DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, 24, 1900 r- i.i;-.U; ii i fc a a 5- a a 2 3 E3 3 Urge yield. Prize Wheat Crop.

Thousand Bushels From 28 1-2 Acres of Land. Believed to be Best Harvest In State. Young Man Struck on Hoad With Billy. Injured by Fall of Stone In Coal Mine. (Special Correspondence.) Inland.

July rains Belayed nnuors somewhat In harvest-lug the when I stop aud timothy, hut nil secured lu this locality and bouin of the wheat la threshed, yielding bel ter than was v. peeled. Mr. E. Bender and Mr.

Koont. had a crop ou the Alex luiiii that at-tiaclod the attention of tratollug tuun generally, home claiming It to lie the best In the statu of Ohio. The Held eon-tallied 2.SJ3 aoies, le'iillted an even I'M) good standard quality twine to tie It, was Uncalled last Saturday and Monday, and yielded 1,077 bushels with one load of raUngs to tlue.sh yet. Italn pio- ruled llulshlug i lie job. The wheat wan Fulla arlety and tested lbs.

to the bushel. It brought 60c at the Greentown elevator. If any farm lu Ohio eau heat that yield ou an approximate area, wn want to hear from 11. Farmers lids section of tlui country surely have nothing to complain of unless It Ih the prleo of wheat, which bhould bring a dollar. They have good crops of wheat, and oafs, a fair crop of hay, good pasture aud tmycr had better prospects orn, tin, ahundauen of apples, grapes, berries, ami peaviies unci pears.

'Tho loo cream fcstluil Saturday night proved HiiccesH. A largo crowd was preseut. It was for tlio lieuellt of tho band. Irs. II.

ft. Long of Dos Moines, la lb visiting leluthca and friends at this plare. I''red Sweeten returned Satiitduy to si trip to Niagara Kails. Chan. Knsnuchl has resigned his position as teacher In East Libeity dls-trlet to accept position lu tho railway mall service.

The vacancy laiK, as yet, uut been tilled. Byron Mot linger will till Iho vacancy caubed by 'the leslguallou of Mr. Myrrh lu nuu-dlHlrlqt No, 0. Toter Upltitgor will kpII his ehaltels nt sale, July 2S Uo contoin-plates removing to Alcvoii. Uo wiw for uluu curii I'oioniau In tho 11.

It. Camp nhop, No. 1. llobert KuhUi goes to Altron Monday Ml 111 81 Jiff Have You Tried It Our Bread Is pronounced by all Iho host tliat oxporlonco ami puro nmtorlnl can produce. Do You Do Your Own Bread Baking? If so, phono 8o7, wo will deliver you broutl promptly and aava you much tllKcnnifort during hoi wonthor.

OAKBEtS A full lino ulwnyn frosli. Try our Ortingo ltoll, An gol Food, oto. Socio Aator All tho best nnd noweM tlavord. Special Sale every Saturday of all kinds ut Fresh Goods. G.H.HEINTSELMAN, Mgr.

Tho ohtoit bakar now In tlio clly of Akron. 500 Main st. Tel. 857 Xubler Beck Block i Practical and Scientific Horseshoers All Work Guaranteed. 411 South Main Street.

Phone erfi i 8 ili i' tor that (0 aJX onoiiH, (0 BHyEfSnDr Pouchot, Hunsicker Co. tt 216-210 S. IVlain Street. Now and yld. ffii to eommeneo a six weeks course or study ut tho Akron business college.

Green township schools commence tho Ort-t Monday lu September. Myers had a couple of tlba cracked and his back sprained by a fall of stono In his mine last week. lie Is gotllug along as well as could be ex peeled, 'out will be laid up for soma time. Ono of the young bloods of Kast Ijlboity attended the festival at this place, got Into an nltereattou with ono ot tho baud boys, slruck him ou the head with a billy of some sort, with which he wai armed, and then ran for home. He succeeded In getting out of leaeh of Iho (ireensburg boys and MUed himself a good thrashing, lie left his hat behind.

Any advertised dealer Is authorized to guaraiiteo Banner Salve for tetter, eczema, piles, sprains, cuts, t-calds, burns, ulcers, nnd any open or old sore. J. Latter, J. Lampnrtor Co. A.

Warner DICK Selects a Successor to Col, Hcrrick Before Ho Rosigns. Colonel Myron 'I'. Hcrrick, who was elected to succeed George B. Cox as tho Ohio member of the republican Nn-tlonal committee, hns not yot hent to General Hick his resignation as motnr her of tho Hepiibilcan State Incentive committee, to which ho was elected at tho (linn General Dick was chosen as chairman, says the Leader. General Dick, who was lu this city jesterday alternoon, slated that lie.

could not say who would succeed Colonel Derrick ou tho Statu committee until tho latter had resigned Since II has ben taken for granted Unit, ho would resign from lliu State committee, although he has not said ho would do bo, Chairman Dick has already an nouueed that hu would be very glad If Congressman Ilurlon could accept a place ou tho Stale Executive committee to succeed Colonel Derrick. Closing out saloof linmmoekB. Pretty colors and durablo material at greatly reduced prices. M. O'NKIL As MANAGEMENT Of Dodge Farm an Example of Industry.

(Special Correspondence.) Sheibondy, July ''5. Mr. Wlluer Is Just finishing up ono of the best rasp. Inn ry crop), lu tho county. Ono of tho most pleasing examples or industry nnd tact Is exhibited lu the prebcul mauiigemeut of the "Dodge farm," Huudieds of rods of the bcl modern fences liaio taken place of rotten rail fences (or none nt all) and Maud which win) (or a long time considered seaicely worth tho tax now puts torth ciops that will compute with any for miles around.

Tenants of this kind uro in deuiuud. The West Side cornet baud ot this place purchased instruments last week. They are now a happy lot of. buys. Medina Pioneer Dead.

Mcdinii, 0., July Cntherlue A. Uoult, wlfu of G. A. S. Boult, died nt her homo on Kiiht Wash.

lugton lifter long Illness, Mrs, Boult was born Juno Wl. 18X- nnd was well known throughout tho conn ty. Kho In biirvlvcd by a husband, two souk, Hiul one daughter-Ben Boult, a bualuoss uiup of Westflcld, N. Georgu whp Is In- business hero, Mss Ella, who was tho private seoiclary of Ohmo Btgdumu, port, of Now Yoik. jure 0 Water to Is as necessary an food.

Don't Invito VS. malarial fuver nnd kindred diseases this summer ly using city or well wn- you are not sirc of, when the A. Sanitary Still will remove every lm- inirlty, nnd raako water otherwises pols- luxury. Easily cleaned. it to 'phono 314.

OFFERED Free Site and Cash Bonus to Remove. Several Cities Want One of Akron's Industries. An effoit Is being made to take ono of the local manufacturing concerns to another city. It has received several olVers of free sites and a cash bouus. The National American Cycle In the old plant of the Empire Mower lteaper company, Is the concern ic- ferred to.

Although It has been In Ak- but a short time It has proved to be first class industry. At present the company Is rushed with business and should tho company decide to re- move to another city the change could not be made before fall. To Asthma Sufferers. Lawson Klvldge of Bnrrlugton, 111, says ho was cured of chronic asthma of long standing by Foley's Honey nnd Tar. It gives positive relief in all cases of asthma, so this disease, when not completely cured, is robbed of nil Its terrors by this great remedy.

J. M. Luffor, J. Lamparter Si Co.t A. Warner.

LAKE. (Special Correspondence.) Lake, 25.Curl Sopo has returned from Akron, and can ho found at Ids old stand. I''ord Humbert has lenioved from tho Humbert block to Hie old Spacht stand west of tlio hotel. Mother l.ccd, who Is upwards of SO years of age, wlillo carrying a pall of hot water, fell, and scalded heibclf, I hoiigli not lu a dangerous mnuuer. I'liu aged widow of Mr.

Samuel Smith died at her lesldence at Uulontown, morning, July 17, aud was laid to lest on tho following day. Mm. Smith was an estimable lady and consequently well thought of by alt who knew her. Sho leaves qiillo family of grown up children, all of whom ate married except Newton, who resides here, and lived with his mother until death's siimiuou.s icnchcd her. Will Entertain.

Tho members of Mel'lierson lodge, K. of will go to Long Lake Weduusday evening as the guests of S. N. WINon. A llsh supper will bo served til the hotel.

VS (furnished by tho Abstract Title GuarautcQ and Trust 220 South Main Sticoi.) Win. Bergdorf to Susan Bergdorf, 1.60 aeies, Om entry $1. ('has. Cluiigh to Leu Clough, 'J7 feet, Lake st MKK). Julia A.

Latham et al to Leloud E. Stanford, feet, Beck ae $500. Frances "Blumriisleln to Jos. White-law et al, 10 feet, Bowery $77i. Bert Jaeksoii to Dplpl)i DoLnr-nugo, ISO fvel, Sooulh yarberlou, t'lein 0.

nnynu to Weldou Dalloy, rrl' Mllls "u'- '800' Tlio Barhertou Land and Improvement Co. to Kuiauuel Marker, 'J I Itarbcrtuii, $1 Saiah Wfugerter to Julla-Biodl, LOO acres Coventry Akron Munches lor Uund, Frank M. Atteyholt S. An drew6, 00 feet, Wuur st, I RealEstateTransf I FOREyiL They've Great Power Mr. Vaughan's Opinion of Mothers-In-Law.

Her Spn-ln-Law Slugged Mrs. McGraw, When She Presumed to Manage His Affairs. Chas. O'Noil Fined In Mayor's Court Tuesday Morning. Whether or not Attorney W.

T. Vaughau Is dk-olplo of Brlektop, and has read that author's little book, "My Triuls With a no one knows definitely, but all persons preseut nt Tuesday morning's session of Muyor's court know that Mr. Vaughan bus decided views tolatlvo to the great problem of "Mothoi's-in-Law." Mr. Vaughan was counsel for tho defendant in the ease wherein Mrs. Anna McGraw accused her Charles O'Nell, ot assault and battery upon her person.

The defendant was irralgned ou two charges, one of as sault and battery and the other, Intox ication. In the first case, he was lined $10 and costs and sentenced 30 days to the workhouse; in tlio second -V- and costs. Tho workhouse sentence was suspended, pending Mr. O'Neil's behavior In the future. "Your Houor knows," nogsn Mr.

Vaughan, "that a mother-lu-law Is cranky, aud- "No," Interrupted tho Mayor, "I do not. Unfortunately, 1 lunc no, moth- or-ln-law." Mr. began looking over the audience, as though to find a -witness to testify as to the corrcot-ncss of his statement, but bless juul every married man preseut forthwith "dusted" from the scene. If Mr. Vaughan wanted to bo the author ot his own destruction they lcalized that they should not Interfere.

'But, Your Honor mny have heard something about tho atrocities committed by mothers-in-law," began Mr. Vaughau, for the second time. Hu was growing desperate. "Nothing thai fiears directly upon tho subject," wild tho Mayor, while Prosecutor lleniier, palo and frightened went Into tho Clerk's ofiico, and Ollleer John DuiUIn laughed, as lie had nover laughed before. "Now," continued Mr.

Vaughan, "Mis. McGraw. mother-in-law of Mr. O'Nell, came to his house on July 5. I'll ndpilt thai Charlie wad drinking, but not to excess.

His mother-lu-law Arc Your Kidneys Sick, Herft Is Au Easy Way To Find Out Bo suru you need medleluo before you take It, but baying onco found out thai you need It lose no tnio In getting tho benti If It's for tho Kd-uoys, Lhor, Bladder or Blood, Wieu. mutism, Dyspepsia, Cbroule, CoiiHti-patlou, or tho slekuess peculiar to woman, the best Is Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Uomedy, and a very lm-plo way to tlud out If you need it, Is to put soino urlnu In a glass tumbler and let it stand 21 hours; If It then has a sediment or o. milky, cloudy appearance; If It Is ropy or stringy, palo or discolored, you do not uoed a physician to tell 'you that, you should take Favorlto ltomedy nt once. speedily cures such dangerous symptoms as pain In tho back, frequent, do-slro to urinate, especially nt night, burning scalding pulu in passing water, tho btalnlng of linen by your urlno nnd nil tho unpleasant and dangerous effects produced on tho system by tho uso of whiskey and beer.

All dru gists sell Dr. David Kennedy's Favorlto Uomedy nt $1.00 a bottle, or 0 bottles for $5.00. By special aud particular arrange-ment with tho manufacturers, our readers can try this grand medleluo absolutely free. By iilmply Sending your full iianio nnd po.itotho audross to tho Dr. Dtold Kennedy Corporation llontloiil, mentioning this paper, when a trial bottle of Favorlto Ueineily, together with pamphlet ot valuable medical advice, will bo sent on by mall postpaid.

Tho nubllsliors of this paper guar' 'autco tho geuulueuess of this offer. I proceeded to give him lecture, nnd comb few kinks out of hni, rclnttvo lo his conduct husband, a fnthcr and a sou-lu-law. Sho also takes a drjnk, along with him. Sho needed stimulant to Inspire her ou to' greater effort, and Dually, Charlie resisted. I'll admit Unit tho evidence shows Hint hu struck his niother-ln-law, but It was the result of nn accident.

He, didn't mean to do It. It simply hap pened. He couldn't help It, and consequently, I believe his offenso Is not or a serious nature. Old women, Your Houor, become very cranky sometimes, and I believe that this Is a case of too much mother-in-law." If It wasn't serious matter, the court failed to ace how Mrs. McGraw, aged 07 years, could derive any particular enjoyment from being slugged on her good right eye so disastrously aft to give It the appearance ot baud-painted Italian sunset, aud he so stated.

"You'll go to the works the next time you do anything llku tljls, Charlie," Concluded the Mayor. Mrs. O'Nell was In court, but ic-fused to testify. Mr. Harry McMas-tors wild that hu was called luto tho O'Nell home July 3, but that the trouble was apparently over when ho arrived.

Tim Marshal of Cuyahoga Falls telephoned to Akrou Monday night that a rrowd of "bums," among them being a woman, was due lo pas through tlio Falls In a P. fc W. box car last night. Olllcers and tho auto were dispatched to the Falls. They taught eight of tho hoboes, but didu't find tho Woman.

With tho execptiou of Frank Smith and John Davclln, all the hoboes gave good stories, and behaved well. They were released, but Smith and Davelln were locked up. On Tues day morning, they were sentenced 10 days and costs each. Joe Gordon went to police headquarters Monday afternoon to make complaint against some one, 'but he acted so Indecorously Himself that Officer Gulllct placed him In prison. Later It dovelopcd that Gordon had permitted bh horse lo stand untied on South Howard and for this offense, Gor-don fined 'the costs In the case.

At first he pleaded not guilty, but later changed his plea. John Fehroy, Intoxication, and costs. The Democrat gaining, rcadeis and popularity every day; read It. I AMW Hair Dressing Parlors MRS. E.

GLANTZ, 1 1 1 Mill st. rietweon Howard nnd Main streets A flue slock of itches, rompnrtour Hollo, Fnncy llnlr Tonlrs, l''uco roilora, Kyo llrlghtaner, etc, ote. Mnuli-urliiK nnd Fiiclol Trntment, Dolls Wigs and WutuU Chains mnde of Indies' own lintr. Appointments can bo mndo for nny tmo during tlio day or evunlntr. Phone 889 Treatment of scalps specialty.

BROKEN BRIC-A-BRACS. Mr. Major, the famous cement man. ol New York, explains soiuu very Interv.tlna fucti about Major's Coment. The multitudes who use tills stnndaid nrlloloknow that It Is ninny hundred nsr rent better than othor rrinents for which Mmtlnr claims are madfi, but great nmin do not know Tho sliuplo leason Is Unit Mr.

Major uses the best nintctiitls vvor discovered and othor manufacturers do not osothom, because they nio too expensive and do not allow large pronti. Mr. Major tells nt that ono of the clmonts of his cement costs IS.TS pound, and another cut flA a gallon, whlloolnrcn ubarnof the so-called oemeaUand llrjutd ttliie upon the market are nothing mora than sixteeu-cent eIuo, dissolved in water or cltrlo ncld. and, In some eajes, altered slightly In color ami odorhy tUooddltlou ot cheap and useless materials. Major's cement retails at IS cents and 16 cents a bottle, and when a dealer tries la sell substitute you enndepond upon it that Ills only object is to make larger proilt.

The profit on Major's cement is as much as any dealer ouuht to make on any cement. And this Is doubly true In view of tho fact that each dralor nets Ills sharo of tho benefit ot Mr. Major's advertising, which now amounts to over 5.nro a month, throughout thooonntry. Established in 1870. Insist ou hrnlnt; Major's.

Don't accept any off-hand advleo from druggist, If you aroat all.hnndy (nnd ou will bo likely to and that you are a good doal morn 0 than you Imagine) you can repair your rupberbootsand family shoes.andanvo'hor rubbor and leather articles, with Mn. or'i llubbor Cement and Major's leather Oo-ment. And you will surprised nt bow many dollars a year you will thus save, If your druggist can't supply jou, It will la forwarded by mall; either kind. Kroo of postage. SHERWOOD MUSIC SCHOOL Fine Arts Building, 'JOj Michigan CHICAGO.

William H. Sherwood and Walton Perkins, Directors. Highest Standard of Art. Faculty ol eminent teachers. Catalogue free ou application.

Fall Term Opens Sept. 10. 1 IVIIiMAHI It. FEnKINS, Sec'r. A Marvel of N'ritnrc.

Farmer Fly B'gosh, this must be the Niagara! Now York Journal. Loral. "Don't you think that poet's later work Is verydeilclentV" "Well," nnoworcd the unwavering admirer, "he doesn't want to write high class stuff all the time. He's got to do something to show his versatility." Washington Star. He'll Oct O.or It In "Jimmy won't speak to that new lady lu tho next flat." "Has die scolded hlra?" "No; he's mod at her because she has three UtUe girls and no boy." Indlau-D polls Journal.

uragnfl WAX Don't tlo tho ton of your Jelly nnd prcservo Jnra In mo Ulu luauiuubu nj kja. thorn By mo now, quicK, nDSoniieiy sum huj-pj a thin coming oipure, reunoa rnrninno wax. U03 no tasto or oaor. 13 nlr tlrjht end ncid proof. Easily npplled.

Uselul In dozen other 'ffy-Vi wars nhont tho hotife. Full directions with och pound cnlte. Sold Trrrwhera. RAILROAD NOTICES. STEAMSHIP TICKHTS TO EU-UOPE AND PAUIB EXPOSITION.

Tlckots via all leading lines nt lowest rotes. Information cheerfully given upon application to C. D. Ilonodle, ticket agent. Unton depot.

Cook's personally conducted tours. Apr 2S-tf CHAUTAUQUA $1.70. Erie B. It. July good returning until August -1.

Ask ngout for particulars. EXCURSION TO KIAUAKA FALLS, AUU. JO, VIA A. 0. BY.

A mld-fliiinmer excursion will bo run from C. A C. rallwny stations to ature's wonder Niagara Falls, Thurs-day August JOtli, at round trip, from Akron. Qood goiug on C. A.

C. Ily. Train at 4:15 p.m., central time. I.eiiMi Cleveland and by steamer at 8 p.m., nrrlvlng Nlngara Falls In time for breakfast. All tickets good twelve days, Including date of cole.

For further particulars please address or call upon C. D. Ilonodle, tlckot agent 0. A. C.

Ily. at Akron. SUMMER TOURS VIA (JREAT IjAKEi. For trips nt lowest lates la Northern titcninsliip Detroit Clove-loud Steam Navigation Anchor Line, Cleveland Butfalo Line. Merchants Line nnd Northern Transit seo C.

D. Houodlc, Ticket Union depot. Phono 42. NIAGARA FALL5.V-?.T And return, Saturday, Aug. 11, via Erlo R.

R. Special train In bot.i directions. Stop-over at Chan-tnuqun Lake, on return trip If desired. See W. E.

Laugdon for for bleeping cor rusonalion. NIAGARA FALLS, Via Erlo R. R. Saturday, August 11, 8 p.m. No change of cars.

Tickets good to stop at Chautauqua lake ou return. Write or telephone Agent W. E. Langdou, for particulars. ATLANTIC CITY IS QUEEN OF SEASHORE RESORTS.

rouud trip via W. and B. it O. R. R.

Aug. '4. Tickets good 12 days. Seo C. D.

Honodle, ticket agent, Union depot, for tickets and REDUCED RATES TO ORRVILLE, FOR THE llAOES VJA C. A. C. R. R.

'J5 and till, good returning until AN OUTING AT THE OCEAN. Seashore Excursion Via A. it C. Ry. August A low ra to excursion to Iho seashore will be run from points on tho Cleveland.

Akrop Columbus Hallway, Thursday, August Oth. On that date, reduced faro tickets will bo sold to At-lantlc City, Capo May, Auglosea, Avn-Ion, Holly Reach, Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Wlldwood, New Reho-both, and Ocean 01 ty, Md. The round trip from AUron, to either of tho ten results mentioned, which constltuto tho popular summer lmveuii along the Atlantic No enjoyable vacation outing can bo planned than a visit to Hu seashore In niliHliunner. Ar-raugenientK may bo made for' participating In tho pleasures oRVivtl by this excursion by toinmiuilcjjtlug with C. I).

Honodjo, ticket itguui AUiou, 0., phono 4'J. Kelief for Womeif Writ. Ur. ud TnttmonUJ. nt DR.

BAniEIa French Fimalt Plllf. lralM by tbeuMorli of MtunM.lillM Klwftj. relUbie And without mn rounl. 6 French ph ton In Bin, whlt ml R4. Talc, no nthor.

not Orus ft au Peailfib, tttn XotM OUa CLAMS LOBSTERS THE SANK OAIVS The Finest Restnurant In Akron. MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. Flno Imported nnd Dotnestlo A'fc OoodsA Olgars Under Contrnl Havings Bank, JOHN KOERBCR, Prop Iro Castings and E3r FOR EVERY PURPOSE. Adamson, Exchange and Water Sts. A.

The Dixon Transfer Co. Coal, Transfer aniLLivsry racking, Molngind htorlni? of Goods. Coaches, Coupes nnd Oarrlnges for (uneinls, wedding parties and callings. 123 and 125 Carroll St. Tel.

No. 306 A. O. EZL.L.B Movinc Vans, General Teamlne and Transferring. Parcels and Trunks delivered.

Transient and soardlne Stable. Office and Stable, 228-2J0 W. Market SI. Both telephones, No. 257.

"HOWARD" Livery, Boarding, Food and Sale Stable Cor. IVIIII and Ml eh oa. First-class Service In Every Respect Phone 372. E. W.

Cubblson, Prop. Growers ofWIne Catawba Pure, Catawba Port, Sweet, Ives Always on hand. All ordnK promptly filled. Spoclnl attention given to mall ordem. Schaedler Rhcin, Kellys Island 0.

Our specialty. Special tates. Wo wash clean, good (Irtish, don't ruin call Tor and deliver goods. One trial ii all we ask. AIMBRIOAN LAUNDRY 405 KAHT KXOHANGK BT.

Phono 720. UKO. K. ETZ. Prop.

J. K. WILLIAMS Machine Shop and Foundry POTTERY MACHINERY. RUBBER MOULDS AND DIES. Ccueral machine and foundry work.

Lawn Mowers Sharpened. CASPAR ZINTCU mm II Manufacturer of all kinds of brushes. Orders prompt) attended to, S. MAIN ST. AKRON, O.

You Must Eat to Live Why not come where yon get the BEST MEALS at all hoars? ATLANTICGARDEN European Restaurant DETTLING Props. i 200-202 E. Market st. i IN T1IE LADUDRT BUSIltESS. Your nindry will bo clean, white nnd lincu a itlful I tliout (lest royal tht laundered.

A trlnl ackago will coin luce on. THE SIXTH WARD LAUNDRY, Pi TT5PPi East Market St. raone 61. Cool and Delightful Take newjy const rurtnj steamer an.l lMOp. dally, ninklug tho run now in mi minute, l'coplo's plump nt ia(k wol for lUinmer boarlei or llsh frys.

Akioii pliiino 271. t'hmtnr ulcainer for day ur night parties, Most tensuiinblp. Try the NEW LAUNDRY Our specialty SHIRTWAISTS nnd DUCK itlTS. All orl; wnrriinted. (xiods culled for nnd dclhond promptly.

CITY HAND LAUNDRY Phone Piv. lowij Booth Mntn 8t POP M. tmu.ii. Pirn Arms, etc. Thi uigncsi uraae.

list St from your dealor. o. Tho favorite whiskey of famous men 'S HAHPKR. Hecaiiso of Its hiuooth, osqulslto tlavor; because of Its matchers purity; been uso of Its mellow nge. 'o wonder It's tho favorite.

Every drop sterling, HARPER WHISKEY. SOLD BY WM. WASHER. 144 South Howard Akron, O. JJSHMAKEOOM i-UUJi.

i(tiV r.i i. ill Oulns, CltVtUlMO. o. Tho Democrat's Lluers are growing because they bring results. Try tliem.

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