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THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
EDW. S. HARTER FRED W. GAYER
Editors and Mantgan.
ED. H. DE U COURT, Mgr. Advertising Dopi.
CIIA8. A. MAllVlN....Ncws Editor
rUHLISIIKD BY
Tnn Akron dkiioCiiat co.
OFFICE:
Democrat Block, No. 133 anil 137
S. Main street.
Long Distance, I'houo ISO.
ornenns and DinKCTons:
President JAMES V. WELSH
Vice President A. T. 1'AIOE
Secretary FUKD W. GAYBIl
Treasurer M. W. HOXD
Edw. S. Hnrtcr....Dr. C. W. Mllllkln
Ed. It. De La Court.
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Entered nt the postolllce nt Akron,
Ohio, ns second-class mall matter.
Delivered every ctenlng by carrier boy
5 CENTS A WEEK,
lly mall ?'.' K0....?t.2.1 for Mr months
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF AKRON.
TO TELEPHONE THE DEMOCRAT CALL
No. IOO.
BATUrtDAV, JAN. 13, 1000.
Keep your eje on tho pronoun! rip
per legislation for the gnwrnnicut nt
Canton. It Is lietlei prrlinps td lie-nr
tlie Ills o limp tli'iu tlee to otlnis
wo know not of. NYns-neinncrnt.
At nny rate, take the initial of n
Well-wishing lwlglilmr and don't lly to
tbu lilpaitlsnu Hjstein that talsjjot
cms Akron. ,,
Mr. .Tames It. (larlleld has made n
posllhp nniioiintpnient that ho will
riu n candid lie for Congicss to huc
coed Judge Phillips r Medina. A
Coluinlms paper nnumiucps that l'lill
lips Is to be given only one t nn by the
"Ilanna crowd." The Medina states
man and Henntor Alexander should
shake hands. (,
Attorney (Jcncrnl Griggs luis re
fimcd to employ tho nnli-tiust law In
n ciiho ngnlnst n combination nt east
ern railroads. Tho only elTeftlio em
plojnient of tho null trout law thus
far recoided has been ngnlnst labor
unions. It Is this law which flen.
(liosvenor iiHsurcs tho peopln ilei'iion
(trates the sincerity of tho antagon
ism of the Itcpublinii pally to lie
trusts.
Itepubllcan currency legislation will
uiHluohtlonably foiio the money epics,
tlou ngnln to tho fiont as n Hal ami
dominant Issuo ot the -ninnirgn. 'i ho
llepubllcans are prcptulng to lock up
tho greenbacks, ship tho gold abroad
mid leave tho clrculnlliiK medium at
the mercy of the national Innks. Tho
people will not do n IIiIiik to this pol
icy when tley hao another oppor
tunlty to enter judgment upon It.
The YouiiRHlonn Vindicator rejoices
lieintijie that city Is to lumi an euter
prfso a new llneoleuni factory which
people ran lslt without helng ohllg
cd to put on oeinlls A Id on lias had
more than u score of such factoiles
for years, and has douo lint erj lit
tle bragging about It. If Youngstown
peopln want to see a llneoleum fac
tory with mi up to iliitci eipilpment,
hustling management, and expanding
business, they need go no 'farther
than Akron to llnd It.
Tho Standard Oil company hanks In
New Yprk city control ll.bil per cent,
of tlie toul bank deposits In that city,
and 301)0 per cent, of total outstand
ing loans, Tho power of such a com
blnatlon of capital ocr the lolumo
of credit nud of currency In clrculn
lion Is Mich Unit at any tlmo half a
dozen men could, ag limy did only a
few dajs ngo.forco commercial pan
ic nud ruin thousands for their own
prBt, This situation will not he
cured by liming tho ndmlnlstrntlou ut
Washington In partnership, as It is
today, with monopoly.
A natural Incrcaso of pi Ices, when
It Affects all forms of proper!) , wages
nnd products, Is nn excellent thing for
the) people, Tho Democratic party
purposes to bring this about by In
creasing the nation's volume of cur
rency to a point whero prices ot all
tblAgtKincasuusl by money, will bo
gTRgitrtSeitl
stimulated. The Itepubllcan Dollcv
Is to "innko money scarce, and there
fore dear," and everything else cheap.
Thus, low prices- nffect etcrytlilng
but the articles controlled by trusts,
whlch.by reason of monopoly and trust
favoring laws, arc enabled to rnlso
prices to any limit they please. Dem
ocratic policy ot today should not bo
confounded with the policy of Orovcr
Cleveland. Tho administration party
Is the only party today that neliociites
and practices the trust creating finan
cial policy begun by Urocr Clce
land. Within the last week the JsWYotk
Sun has glicn the Admlnlstintlon's
Hank Tiost bill some hard raps and
now It Is busy knocking nt bugaboos.
"Notwithstanding the suspension of
gold payments hy tho Unuk of l'rnneo
unci Its use of sltcr loin only In meet
ing the demands of its creditors," says
the Huu, "tho piemluni on gold colu
In Tails has fnllcu to one tenth of 1
per cent nfler liming In en, for n little
while, one-ilfth of 1 per cent. Yet
there nre would he nnaucleis among
us who insist that If a sllurlte Ad
ministration should surpend goldpaj
ments and paj out on!) slhei dollars,
tho country would nt once he phcid
on n silt or hasls! ' This htigahoo Just
knocked our by the Huu was a fi
orlte In the uniisitallj Inige and i.uo
collection exhibited fiom the Canton
pore li to uvte stricken multitudes four
)cais ago. It looks as It tho Sun Is
beginning to shine ng.iln.
"Hie still lllng liiciense In the pilco
of tails, holts, Iiuih, nails, beams and
lion and Wtol piuducts geniinlly is
bound to hao the seilous unw quenco
of chicking enlerprlnc. No one caies
to build when building mateilils cost
J0 to 7." per cent mole thin they did
u year u go Ho the unction that is
bound to c onto In these pioducts will
not he an unmixed c II It will hurt tin
eiimpnnli's that hae been moieiipltiil-
r. ' 'I iHHiee-
t "Eros Iwitfo lleld foitli estimates aiftl
inomlscsjiaaed on uupiccedentcd and
hunehtly capitalized will go light on
miking inQUp'fur their stockholders."
'lhls paragniph Is fiom Tho Stock-
holder, olio of the lending llimncfal
Journals, of Wall Stieet,-a Journal
wl(Ieh iioliody will chaige with lion I-
Ing cnlamlt,for political effect. It
scorns to hno the situation sized up
about , light. Whin trusts nilso
prices, iiitiaviigantly high simply be
cause they Jiiuo a monopoly of pro
duction, without coriespondlng ad
Mintages, being enJo)ed by tlie people-,
It doecn't, talco long to piohlhlt the
comminptloii 6f nrtlUcs uuuufactuiid
b) IhO'tiusts
I. 0F.
Officers Elected For Another
'..Year's Work.
Couit I'llilty' Coiiipanlons of tho In-
ilejit ildc'llt Older of I'ousliis, lime
cleileel tin! follimlng olllceis: Court
dopiitj, Muiy Acl.ei; chief ranger.
Allll I Ylllldellioof: hl elitnf rnnn.r
Hiittl'u liumn; luinillng secietai),
Einnui Ili-ndeii llnniiilnl secietaiy,
Ll7ln Wibjlit; (niisiuer, Nettle Sliutti
tintoi Anna lliuk; eirganlst, Mary
llolehM'j seiiloi) wniilen, On Hie (llllio;
Junior wilielcn, Cuia Me Milieu; senior
In mill', Olii I'lfer; jiinloi beadle, Msr-
tlu Aktil) Jihjslcliin, l)i, K O I.ebei
innii; tnisees, Veaehlla .Mellancv. Cnr-
ilo Cooknui tlnanci-, Caulo Cockllu
and JlaYy Uqldei,
'tho olUiers will be lustnllnl .Inn. 2el
nt Willi li tliue n Itiiiiiiuct will bo seru'd
to tho iiiembi'rs,
OL-AIRVOYANT
ntuiirAuy "" biiuging mis mi.
eitlsemeiit nud M ceni ei,u ..,i-
no liii(T,than Kntiiuhi), to sir rrnncls
Hart, tio illsllngiilslHil Occult Dlng
iiostlcun CIaiMi)iint nud I'nlmlst
llialei-.'inay ieinult him lecawllnc
ail) tiling past, prene nt en fiituie. This
Hclcntttlu utiug aeliNcr Is not like for-
liiuo te((eis, who aim In niniisn J0,
HIi rranels Is lueUiiseil bi iiuimliiiMit
anil sclunttte people who hao been
belpid by hla nppaiently dllno pow
er. Ho tells oti Just what )ou want.
,lso what )ou may vxptit legarellng
nay ntie oif iitDlnbu. how to eontiol
nii)i)ne.nn I smceeeld in join eleslieslu
lene, uuirilogn, dhorce, lienllh, busl
in ss, ro-uulthiK M'jnrated, situations,
law nuitk, pinpeily, lo-unlllngsiparat-l
couples, fjiinll) nlTiilis. Diseases
and druukoiniess cured without inedl
clno or iu?ery, iulck and sum or no
piy; mi luiiueiiee. ii'inoMsl.lost nffec
tlons testprvd, tilings tltu sepaiated
together uud tnuSts speedy imd lmppy
uiaiihigu with the onu )ou lmu b)
pioper adylcc-i locates lost propert)
or filciidi); also lucky elates ami hhih
beis. Actually tj!s full nniiu'se of
thoso who cull fqr consultation fieo.
Do not call for amusement, Hut if in
double COMB uud bo nelilsed and
helpeej to success. Hours S n in. to 8
pul. plllco nt Tho rinnkfort, 317
East Maiket St., opposite now gou'in-
ment !uiielng. nilois arranged so
you meet no strangers. Ladles' maid
in nttenditnco, All leadings after this
week ?3 to S0f'
Auiviis-r
. . .
"One
Little
Word'
and Three
or
Four Moro
"Buy
a
99
In the language of a pi
ano dealer for the
last two months
!'.''
220 South Main street.
A ONE-TERMER.
Tha,t What Congressman
, Phillips Will Be
After tho Convention Votos Aro
Counted Next Summer.
While III Columbus Tuesday Mi.
t. It. (lailhld said ho would positive
ly bo u caiiellelatn against Congress
man riillllpH for the Itepubllcan
nomination In tho Tncntlcth dlstilet.
It was through thu iuslrumentiillt)
of Hpeaker lte)nolds thut (Initleld
wns elefcaled for llio nonilnutlon
two jenis ago and that Juelgo
ridlllps was noiulunted.
In letuiu for tho administration
Intlueuco In behalf of his candidacy
foi speaker Judge Ilijuolils Is tiy
Ing to leilprocato by exerting his In
lliieucu In behalf of Out Held sn)s
the l'tess I'ost,
It Is the Intention of the ltnnnn
crowd to innko n oae-termer'of Con
givssmaii l'hllllps, and Om lleld Is
their finorlte.
C0IV1M1SS10NERS
Discussed Franchlso Matters
Meeting nt Dayton.
Comity Coiunilsiluner K. I. I'llllus
lepotts that tho meeting of County
CiiiniulsHloni'is nt I)ii)toi "wns lu
eery wnj u pronoimiiel suicess nud
was luteiestlng ami liistiuc'the fiom
stall to llulsli, Tho most Interesting
subject discussed was tho giantlng
of fiitiiclilscM which eamo up In tho
reguhii ipiestlon box. One county
ii'poitisl that it was (cieling nuuual
ly from companies within Its bound
?.li ii mile of tiuili; another county
was leeelilng JJ5 and soMial le
ech eel lump sums. There aro coun
ties nlso that piohlhlt tho companies
from i tinning thvr cats across
count) bilelgis mid nialces them
build tlulr own bridges. Tlio money
brought In by thoso iinntinl pa
iiieuts.Captaln Hnney snysj Is used
ns u loud fuuel for keeping the high
way along thu Hint of tho Jracks lu
repair. , '
How' This? I
We oner Oat Hundred Dolln Itowurd for
U.ey.B0tSut0ru.t,' Cann0t 0Ure b
J. F.OlIKNBYAOO..
3"! nndsriljnod, liav. Vnowa 3. P.
Cheney for the la.t l& jrenr,Hnel believe
him perfeotly honorttjle In il bu.tneM
Mf.n,"',"?,,,u.la nnsnclslly b o to carry
ToJeelo O UAX, vVbofv.iji, Vruggl.tl,
WAL'uiKO, KINNAN 4 .MAIIYIN,
..V.a" iPat?.rr "urn u teJieaitnternslly,
Mtlng directly upon the blooet uid macoiie!
ffili SS.' , 5.1" " m- rrioe tec per bottle.
Bald by oil drugiuti. fetllmonldi free.
uiiia f.mti-rnii . - .Tr :t -
wt twuii; a till
i m tu? btn
3
1.1 .
Piano
GR
h
GIGANTIC
Railroad Trust Includes
All Local Lines.
Every System Between New York
and Chicago In It. ;
A trust, Including the railroad s)s-
tcnis operating Hues between New
York nud Chlengo, Is belngg formed.
So far have negotiations progressed
that tho combine Is assured.
Tho tesult will bo that lates. axed
by the Joint Tialllc association, for
bidden by the supremo court of the
United Btntes Court, will bo enforced
by a combination of gient capital.
Tho Vanderbllts nnd J. Plerpont
Morgnn aro behind tlie deal. The trust
Includes nil ronels owned or operntcd
by the Penns)lnnln, the D. .1 O. aud
the Drle. All the Akron Hues aio In
cluded. The II, & O. load has nbsoibed tho
Clo eland Teimlnnl & Valley nud tho
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern.
Theie Is little doubt, liurwcr, that
tho I'lttshuig & Wistein will fall In
to tho hands of the Ilaltlmorc & Ohio
nnd leccut iinuounicMneuts seem to
ludlcato Hint the Xoi thorn Ohio Is to
full to Its lot, nlso.
Theie mo u f w enir.ll lines In this
territory which 1 ie not been mention
ed Iiijthls list of eousolldatoel prop
el ties.. Home of theie hnc been tak
en cnio of while others nie still run
ns separate) pinpeitlcs. These are,
howeier, of no gieat gcueial Import-
nnie.and cien It lift alone would ne
er be able to create any great fato dis
turbance; As the m itiitennnea ot intes
Is what Is uliued at, either the absorp
tion or the omission of these roads
would haio tio effect one way or tho
other.
BAD BOYS
Destroyed a Large Amount
Valnablc Proporty.
Broke Into Diamond Pottery and
Smashed'Stone Waro.
A ease colled 'to tho attention ot tho
giand Jury' which was Iguorcd, comes
from Ilnst Akiolf.
Th;c, plant of Jytv, DInn)oiiiu I'otory
Cointiaii)is loohtbel' lu tho Llttla'Cliy
ohoga Valley 4near tbe O. I', &.'t,
(racks; For rpinei time It has, been
Idle. ; &
A gang of boys h.-uc taken adMii)
tuge of this fact, ami lumi proceed
ed to wieek a gieat deal of inluablo
piopcit). 'iliey liaic, during tho
past few months ennui el n Ipsa
aiiKiunlliig to ?.10tl Wlnelows liumi
been broken by tho wholesale. Kot
satlslle-el with tills tho bojs forced Sin
intiauee Into tho plant and smashed
u luge amount of green wale. On
one occasion the wnlchman ntteiiiptod
to ealeh sinne of the) offcuelois. Thoy
weie In hiding. When ho entered the
building the bo)s sneaked up to the
dom which they locked. Do wusikept
a pilsoner for some time. Therei was
not sulllcleut enlilenco against nuy
one ho) to warrant tho return of
an Indictment.
NEW RULE.
Lost
Articles Will
Held 30 Days.
be
If Not Called For They Will bo Given
to Conductors.
A new nile has been established liy
tho Northern Ohio Traction Cqmpnny,
Heretofore all lost articles nicked
up on the ems by conductors lm
been leturned to tho otllce. Tho nrtl
cles weio kept for an ludcllnlto time.
Jinny were never called for nmj a
Milled collection of goods has been
stored uwii) there. Under tho now
order the nitldes will bo liold !I0 da)s.
If not mile el for, In that time, tho con
due tor who mailo tho llud will be giv
en possession ot tho article.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, thai ninrvelou
medicine for throat and' lung trou
bles, quickly relievos and euros, the
painful breathing nnd dangerously
sounding cough, Indicative ot con
gested lungs. No other' remedy Is
Its equal. 28
AMUSKMKNTII
iHHBUjjF.pKlf,'
GRAND
OPERA
MytNACtCU
UnilCET I MopdntEv
IVVUb euiug.
JN. 15,
Tho llensbaw-Ten Broook do.( lli(
"Dodge's Trip td Hew .york'5
Baturdsy, Jan. 80, Btettl'on'il 'Vfiole
Tom'g Oabln. ' jf
mu
T
"
ft
SCOUNDREL
Played on Innocence
Of Young Girl The
Officers Investigating.
Case Called to Attention
of Sheriff.'
Fortune Telling Fakris Will be
Driven Out.
Large Sum of Money Secured From
Wurking Girl.
"As long ns human nature Is ns It
Is theie will bo cases of this kind,"
once remarked a Judge.
Ho was deallug with a caso where
an "Innocent" had been swindled by
a i'fakcr." If tho Judge's remark bo
true.ilt's safe to assume that swind
ling will continue as a permanent
custom,
Ociaslouail) Just occasionally an
Akron cltlzon gets swindled.
Hut ns n rule they are wary. Tho
worst cises of fotliiilztiin; nre usually
connected with such fakes as fortune
tellers and epilck fortune deWees.
City olllclals hne ueier looked kindly
on sllckiliidhldunls who wish to locate
here to describe to the people what
they are, what they should he and
what they will be. Akron's ofllckils
hn)o confleleuee In tho people nnd be
lieve they know' their Individual bus
iness eiulte as well as thu moral ele
b tuclice, w hose boIo aim Is "coin." So
nn nctho campaign will bo conducted
hgalnst theso sorceiers, nnd HI will
ho tho fortune of the fortuuo teller
who hereafter visits Akion with tho
Intention of doing a h)puotlc swind
ling business. Ills actions will bo
carefully watched dally, and if be df
gresses from the proscribed, rules Jds
punishment will be dire and acute.
This icsolutlou has been suggested
by repoits connected with past
otents, but toelny, It seems thnt a taso
Is being do) eloped against u fortune
toller who Is now doing buslnrM lu
this clt)'.
Ills actions hae been called to tlie
attention ot Sheilft Kellv, who will
giro the matter thorough luvcttga
tloii. It Is snld tlie aitlst In ipiestlon
e lnlius to be In league with some hid
den, in) sterious power by which he
inn, tell to tho enct day when a youiig
person will be iiiuiiled. It costs money.
lion titer, to llnd this out. Tho beauty
of a joung )onutu doesn't excludo her
flora pn)lng the price. This extract
ot Iniquity Is not lu tho business for
thp loo of his fellow man or worn
nu, either.
Ono of tho reports In circulation is
that by cunning artillco nnd gross im
position on n weak mlud ho not only
secured ?7 cash from it )oung woman,
but dellled her character. Ills ttrst
demand of her wns for $100. This
sliej did not lmu, but gavo him tho
$7 all tho money she possessed.
This Is but ono case. Not long ago,
ono of these fortuno tellers seemed
$IG0 fremi n working girl. Ho then
skipped from tho city.
These scouudrols must go is the or
der Issued.
At The Grand.
One of tho best fnrco comedies of
the season, presented by n company
c?f fnre'eures, which Includes two of
tho best farcical artists on tho
American stuge.John H. Henshnw and
Mity Ten Bioeck, will ho presented
Ilea- Moudny night nt tho Ornnd.
"Dodge's Tilp to Now York" Is tho
nnnio of tho farce. Clean and wit
ty with plenty ot action, catchy mu
sic nnd ii laugh to ociy line, Is ns
(food it definition of "Dodge's Trip
to New Yoik'' as can bo given. If It
wcro different, John D. Hcnshaw
would not be playlug It. Ho Is not on
earth to uiako people thluk, but to
mako them laugh, nnd ho does that.
Miss Ten Ilroeck's mission In llfo Is
the same. It Is this fact that has
nindo theso comedy artists such fav
orites lu New York. Tho flu do
ecle people) nro frivolous nnd want
to laugh; Hcnshaw and Ten llroeck
had nil New York laughing during
their stay at tho Casino nud tho New
York, and In their present tour they
wllj mako nil peoplo everywhere
laiigh, for lu "Dodge's Tilp to Now
York" they hno n laugh provoking
v chicle.
Dr. Butl'i Cough Syrup cures Ibi worst
cold n a day; stops tho running pf
tho nose; breaks the fever and ban.
Jahes all tendencies toward pneu
monia, It Is the quickest reliever
oqaoureroi uiroac ana lung ais-
(fa ,-'- -.-
yjthrtirf .. .-v . . .. I
THE PUBLIC RESPOND
, Our 20th Annual January
Cleaning Up Sale!
....OF....
Overcoats
m Tnwhnt fho MnfMnn. I,,i.-. ..
M v.vv.....n Mujca wuiu
ffl prices Wfl are quotlner Dlenses ono
She.niJj305t,Jtd,wt?m2.here,fyllneea tt Sult- Overcoat, Top
Coat.Undetweittr, tlata, Cons and Qonts' Furnishings. All now,
stylish, reliable toothing. Tho low prices stamps tbom as tho
greatest bargains over offered. r
Big 134 Clothing House
OLDSTEIN & OO.
Groat January
Clearance Sale
CLOAKS AND CAPES
M REGARDLESS' OF COST ,
M. D. Brouse, Arc,. 'I0;
-- i 1 jiBBftMiBPIy
i'Vy
3 !
Poor Soap Cannot
Fino J?atries without
possibility of ruining
i
Eieotric crip 2
Forale by all Oi
For Vashine
RnliRQbrBSB9'l9nrfliH
Kleanit Manufacturing Company
AKRON, O.
YOD WANT
Good
BREAD
CAKE?
ROLLS
Ot all IzlpetB. 1n'fo the best
inado for your linpney, .
The South an'St.iBakery
rroducesuporbj;ooil8,nia a trial
will convliice'j'you.i'rherB is none
better. Try our ,i tioine-made
bread, white ahcl ryo broad, fresh
overy day. CakOR, foils, pies,
doughnuts. w
3ErOIAt- NO'T'iOB
Corn Heal Brcsl evtry'WeilnescIay
and Saturday.
.All telephone orders promptly de-i
llrcred by our nvr tiellrecy wagon.
G.H.HBINTS(kMAMgr.
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500 S. Maja ftfytf j JTel, 85r
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Full Line of
Skates
Sleds
Roasters
Carving Knives
Nickel and
Graniteware
A full line of
Hardware
In fact all House Furnishing
.Hardware. m
JOB WORK A SPECIALTY
Pouchot,
Hunsicker&Co.
a
'310-218 B. Main St.
Clean
injuring thom. Avoid any
your clothes by using only
,' MADE BY
AKRON SOAP CO.
XAflrtdovs
Tho only thing
that 1ms over readi
ed tho holght of
perfection is
KUEANIT
Cleans quick, easy
to rub oft', contains
no crease, nover
scratches, will clean
anything. Try ono
cako at your grocors
or writo
RICH & OO.
411 S. Main st.
Ishe placo to get your shoeing done.
They have ocr 7,000 shoes lu their
shop and will do j-our work on short
notice. Call on Itich & Co for
Uorscshocluff.
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