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AKRON DAILY DEMOCRAll ER1DAY, AttGTJST 3j 100
BRYAN
DELEGATION
C?O0tf
S-. 6 Q.'es Pointers
5J5TSsJ!J!5 ' vc'4'" "i. ; v-iawwwwwv
MATCHLESS
SHAW
PIANOS
Any boy or Klrl wnntliiR to j!rt
Mil bent tump shot ciimeui with nil
Hip tlorrlopluir iiitpsmh'Ips, pun
earn oiip liy tiiklnc i order of our
poods (col fittiiloK) or five with
checks or $1 audi. Get a "Suro
Shot'' cniupra unci lip huppy.
SCHUMACHER & GAMMETER
11 S. Hownrcl st.
Of Office Seekers
Will Open Campaign
II
iii
UP-TO-DATE
TO
lleiliii
A. M. COX, Manager.
Polite Vaudeville-Week Beginning
Monday Matinee, Aug. 27.
MART1NETTI & CROSS
Grotesque Noyelty Musical Artists
The ever popular
HAL STEVHEHS
Mimic and Comedian.
ANNA WHITNEY
In Songs and Stories.
KNIGHT BROTHERS
The Acme of Refined Singing and
Dancing.
THE HECLOWS
In a Mirthful Melange of Singing, Dane.
lng and Contortion Eccentricities.
Admission cvenlrgs, 10c and 20c.
Matinees 10c to all parts of tho
bouse.
Reserved seats ou sale at tho A. B.C.
waiting loom, threo days In advance
of performance.
Two performances dally, except Sun
day. Afternoons 2:30--Evenings 8:15.
Entire change of program eacb week.
Free band concert Sunday afternoon.
hi lie
Park
Theater
Week Commencing Monday, Sepl. 3
Every Evening at 8 O'clock.
BENL. RUSH, Pianist.
A record breaking list of attractions
headed by
CARMANELI and LUCILLE,
Comedy Musical Artists.
WEAVER and DONNA,
Refined Sketch Team.
NAT WHARTON,
The World's Greatest Ventriloquist.
M'LLE LEONA,
In her sensational aerial act.
MONS CAVANA,
High Wire Artist.
LHICO,
The monkey aeronaut, will make a ba
loon ascension and parachute drop on
Labor Day, at 3 p.m.
Special matinee Labor Day at 3 p.m.
Grand Illuminated balloon ascension
by MIIp, Lp Hoy, every owning. A
gipat display of llreworks 'from tho
clouds.
Concert every Sunday.
15c round trip with reserved chair
In theater.
Rapid Transit line.
Buy tickets from conductors.
, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
August 30, 31 and Sept. 1,
"THE GYPSEY'S OATH!"
There will bo plenty and up-to-date
specialties.
Hesorved Seats FREE with round
trip theater ticket.
...DANCING AT PAVILION...
Every evonlng with" Eddie
Marquardt's Orchestra.
iizr
I fISI flL
A. ALDERMATT
Will open his now sn
loon at tho corner of
Kolloway and Bartges Sts
Friday Evening:,
August 31st
WITH A
GRAND FREE LUNCH
and FISH FRY.
The Democrat's Liners aro growing
because they bring results. Try them.
LADIES'
Hair Dressing Parlors
MRS. E. GLANTZ, 111 Mill St.
Between Howard and Main streets,
A fine etook of Hw Itches, Pompadour
Holla, Knnoy ComliH. Hnlr Tonlus,
Knee Powders, Eye JJrllitcner, etc.,
oto.
Manicuring nnd Fnclnl Treatment,
Switches, Dolls Wigs nnd "Watch
Chains nmde ot ladles' own hnlr.
Appointments enn ho niiirto (or any
time during tho day or evening.
Phone 889
Treatment of scalps a specialty.
tf you want boarders mnle or fo
mile help, roomers, ele adviirtlte In
the Democrat'b want colunw.
ill Pi m
With a Speech at Columbus.
Hill
or Pattison Will
Assist Him.
Mayor Jones Proves to be a
Popular Gandiate.
A Third of the Voters of His District
Sign His Petition.
Columbus, O., Aug. :U.-The mem
bers of the Democratic Htuto co)uinlt
tee arc elated over tbc announcement
which comes from (JhiciiKo tlmt Col.
William .Tcnniugs'Bryuu will open the
Ohio eampnlgn In this city on Sept. II.
Secretary Crnwford of the stntc com
mittee hits not yet been advised who
will be Mr. Bryan's associate speaker,
but it is certain that It will either bo
ex-Senator Hill of Now York, or ex
Clov. Pattison, of Pennsylvania, and
possibly both.
Col. James Kilbourne of this, olty
will preside at the meeting, which, it
is thought, will ecllpM! any previous
political demonstration in tho history
of the capital city. Secretary Craw
ford states .that the details for the
meeting will bo taken up at once,
and the lowest possible railroad rates
will be secured as one of the best
means of Insuring 11 large attendance.
During Secretary Crawford's visit at
tho national headquarters In Chicago
tlin matter of securing speakers from
outside tho ntute wis taken up with
Dan McConville, chairman of the.
speakers' .bureau who assured Mr..
Crawford that bido would be supplied
with prominent speakers. Among
those who will maku.a number of
speeches in addition to Bryan, Hill and
Pattison are Charles A. Towne, Carl
Sehura, Senator Joseph llhickliurn, of
Kentucky, Capt. Patrick O'Kerrcll of
Washington and others. Mr. Towuu
will speak at Toledo, Dayton. Clou'-
land and Canton. He will copie to
Ohio miou after the middle of October.
Hon. Charles P. C.'rltllu of Toledo
was a caller at Republican state head
quarters, but he brought no cheerful
tidings from the city on the Mnumee.
Mr. (it'iniu says ho is advised that the
petitions requesting Mayor Jones to
become a candidate for .Congress in
Toledo district already contain tho
names of one-third of the voters gf the
district. Mr. Orillln gives it as his
opinion Major Jones will stand In fair
chance of election, If ho Is Indorsed by
the Democrats, as Is now believed will
be done.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Ihnma Montenyold, 112(5 Com
mins si., returned Wednesday evonlng.
from Hnrrlsburg and other places In
Pennsylvania, tor four weeks' visit
with relathes.
Mrs. Helen ltenwlck nnd son William
from Duonport, la., are visiting her
sister, Mrs. h. C. Uoodwln, 520 W.
Market st. for a few days,
.Members of St. Paul's choir will re
port for rehearsal, Friday nftcrnopn at
1 and evening at S o'clock.
Miss Ida Zimmerly lias returned
from a week's outing nt Sandy Iako.
Miss nelle Klttsnilller, who has been
visiting for tlm pnbt, few weeks with
Mrs. S, P. Wallace, KM I'erKius St.,
leturned to liprhom.e at Cnntou, Wed
nchday. Jesso W. Fnllor,, of 230 Coburu st,
wuh surprised Weduesday evening, at
hs home, by tho appparanco of about
W of his friends. Tho evening was
spent In mnslvs and games. A lunch
was served.
Miss Lillian P, Doerler ot 810 South
High st has returned from a 10 wct'hs
visit with friends In Chicago. '
Miss Utln Wormnld, of 20(1 Factory
st., has returned from'i three weekh'
vacation at Clmutautiuu,
Mr. Kdwnid Haag, who has lioen
the guext of Akron nnd Cleveland
friends, loturned to his home at Mans
field today.
Will Attend the Meeting
at Youngstown.
Auditor Sisler Aired His
Opinions
At Meeting of Local Republicans
Last Night.
Ex-Mayor Harper Displeased by Pre
vailing Apathy.
At a meeting of Republicans, held
Thursday night In the Abbey block,
it was decided that the members of tho
party from Akron and Summit county
attend the opening of the campaign
at Voungf-town, Sept. 8, as n delega.
lion.
A committee, composed of Capt.
Aaron Wagoner, C. W. Kline, D. A,
Tiu.vIp, John Cass and H. M. Hngel
barger, was appointed to arrange the
hip and work up a crowd.
The meeting was presided over by
Judge K. W. Stuart and Scott D. Ken
iieTd acted fy secretary. Previous to
taking the above action a Republican
love-feast was held. Mr. C. W. Kline,
chairman of the transportation com
mittee reported Hint a fifty cent rate
had been' secured oicr tho P. & W.
railroad, provided the delegation num.
bers 300 or more.
Then followed a series of speeches
bearing upon tho possibility of get
ting a crowd together. Short speeches
were made by Dr. L. S.' Kbright, lieu
ry W. Hnrt, Dr. L. E. Sisler, Judge O.
M. Anderson, P. O. Weary, oxMayor
K. It. Harper, Aaron Wagoner, P. M,
Aticrholt, C. W. Kline L. C. Miles,
o -.
W. C,
Parsons, D. A. Doyle and oth-
era.
Dr. Sisler alluded to the frict that
Youngstown did not come to Akron
upon u .similar occasion and he knew
ot no invitation extended to the Sum
mit City at tills time. He said the del
egatlon would bo composed of a few
lawers and some who play the game
ot politics. The rank nuu mo will not
he there. However, he favored going
even if uninvited. ,
lX-Mayor Harper referred to tho
apparent apathy which seems to pervade-
tho party. Ho thought the. shopi
should gladly closo for tho day, that
the employes might attend the opening.
Ho made n plea for greatey enthus
iasm. An effort will be made to haVo
the shoiis shut down.
oocoooooooooooooocoooooooo
STAR COURSE TICKETS
i For this winter's course, nnly'SOO of ;
them, on sale at Koblnxon's nnd,
J .Martin fc o.'i. Ten e.Mraoidlnnr- .
lly gieat attractions, only $1,50; al-
j so by ('i,,,TI''iJ''--
q n itunnrwi
inmwt
I Funeral
1 Director
I May Still be Founds
at the old stand . 8
416 E. Market!
Cor. Summit.
n o
Ambulance for re- 8
8 moving the sick 8
used lor nothing else. 8
Standard of
teg
er
Singer Pianos
HaSlet & Davis
C. H
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MnBMBBMatfMMMMWatfaiMtMarWB3BMBaMMMJaUMMinMM
OFFICER KEMPEL
Read Warrant, as Though
Nothing Had Happened.
Edward Senn Given a Heavy Sentence
by Mayor Young.
Iu Mayor's court Friday morning
Edward Senn, accused by Chns. Kep
ler of stealing a bicycle, was fined
$25 and costs and sentenced 30 days
to the. workhouse. SenoJ)wai arrested
Thursday afternoon, at Poitst's celery
farm, three miles nortli of the A., B.
k C. power house, by Ofllcer Joseph
Kempel. Tho defendant, It is alleged,
took tho bicycle from Silver lake park.
W'lillc Officer Kempel was reading tho
warrant to Senn, It is reported that
the latter drew a large knife and at
tempted to open it. Ollicer Kempel
grabped the knife, took it away from
Seun, nnd then handcuffed him. This
done, ho finished reading the warrant.
Jncob Hennessey,' intoNlcntlon, ?2
and costs. " x
An affidavit has been filed by Sam
ue'l C. Kale ngains'Louls Schrldvy,
accusing him of permitting a horse to
roam at largo in tho vicinity of North
sti
Labor Day will bu tho liwt steamer
for Iopg Lalce pai k.
Dickens' Chnrni.
"Do you enjoy reading Dickens'"
"Very much," nnswered Miss Cny
enjic. "His works contain so meny
odd and villainous characters to whom
It Is a pleasure to compare those we
dislike.'.' Washington Star.
Burkhardt's
Beer.
......MiMiiiiiiiMiiiimiiiiiiiui''
Try it
and you'll
buy it.
At all
first-class
Bars.
Oold Ap loo-
The Kreneli say Hint toy coldness spoils
wlno. Auiorlcnim fftvor llio Ice. Ilotli nr
naroffl that tho iiiinllty Is tho mostlmporp
taut point,
We Guarantee the Quality of onr Stock.
You enn have It served to suit tliu
Frenpll Or Anjwriuiui vih,.w, ,mw mu ijlinuif
IS M HCM,
SP
Hi
PECIAt FOR TIIJS WEEK
Hwoetnr four Wine nt wo per khiioii, nc
livercd tiW
Mnr L.icq)UOi- House
ALBERT DEUTSCII, Prop.
Ill East Market Street.
BOTH rilONES NO. 132.
I 1 I I " J tr'
A close second.
An honest Piano at
a moderate price.
Standard high grade.
Pianos
ARTBN
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
r'w
5Saris?
Dally; all others dally except
Sunday. Central Standard
Time.
ERIE RAILROAD CCT"
i:rle Depot, Mill st
Going West
A'o. 1 Express ....8:3epm
No. 5 Limited vestibule 7:08 am
No. 15 To Akron only 9:35 am
Io. lo, Chicago express, on
Moudays to Gallon only. ...12:22 nm
No. 3 raclflc express G:52pm
No. 37 Accommodation 0:40 am
Going East
No. 14 To Mcadviilc 2:20 am
No. 8 Limited vestibule .... 1:20 am
No. 12 Express 8:54 am
No. 4 Now York special 12:50 pm
Nc. lfl Chautauqua express.. 425 pm
No. 38, Accommodation 4:00 pm
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RY.
Myron T. Hqrrick, Robert Biinken-
derfcr, receivers.
No. 1. No. 3. No.4.
am pm
Toledo, (Un. Dcp.) Ar 7:15 1:20
Spencer 10:15 4:20
Lodi 10:31 4:40
Crcston 10:40 4:54
Orrville 11:18 5:10
Massslllon 11:50 5:1S 5:50
Valley Junction 12:45 C:40
Wheeling Ar. 3:25 0:20
No. 4. No. 0.
Wheeling Lv. .1:30 am 10:00 am
Valley Junction .. 8:00 12:55 pm
Massillon 8:50 1:50 pm
Orrville 0:20 2:22
Creslon 0:45 2:40
Lodi 10:00 3:03
Spencer 10:15 3:18
Tol. Un. Dep.) Ar. 1:20 pm 0:30
H. L. BOOTH,
General Traffic Manager.
J. F. TOWNSEND,
Assistant General Passenger 'Agent.
CLtttLAND, .
KROH&
O01UMBU31CU
North Bound.
OIn., Columbus and Clcv.. 0:05 am
Akron and Pittsburg...... 8:20 am
Col., Mlliersburg & Clove. .111:38 am
Cln., Col. nnd Cleveland. . . . 4:15 pm
Pitts., Bal. Wash. & N. Y..2:30 pm
South Bound.
Ciovd., Cols, and Cln 0:40 um
New York. Pitts, nnd Akron, (rjuns
only to Tlarberton.) 11:10 am
Ciovd. Mlliersburg nnd Cols. 3:18 pra
Pittsburg nnd Akron, (runs only
to Akron 8:10 pm
Ciovd., Cols, and Gin 0:07 pm
Dally. I Dally except Sunday.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Union Depot, Market street
Depart West
Tiffin, Fostorla & Chicago.. 10:10am
Tillin? Fostorla & Chicago. .8:00 pra
Chicago vestibuled, limited 11:00 pm
Arrlvo from tho West
Chicago and New York cstt-
bulcd, limited 1 :50 am
VhIcn,go and Pittsburg 0:35 am
Chicago, Akron and Cleve
land 8:10pm
Trains leavo Chicago for Akron
10:20 a. m. 3:30 p. m. and S:30 p.
m.
O. T. & V. R. R.
Going North.
How. St. Union. East
Depot. Depot, Akron.
0:55 am 0:15 am 0:20 nm
.0:20 am 0:05 nm 0:10 nm
.1:10 pm 1:00 pra 12:41 pm
.4:30 pm 4:10 pm 4:12 pm
JAjft'fTUJL Q
jmzzrr..viMj
JHBBIS
No. 40
No. 4
No. 0 .
No. 10
No. S...S;25 pm 8:12 pm 8:17 pm
Going South.
No. 7 8:42 am 0;05 am 0:10 am
No. 3 ..12;01 pm 12:20 pm 12:28 pm
No. O-.ilO pra 4:10 pm 4:24 pm
No. 6.. 10:34 pm 11:00 pm 11:11 pm
No. 47... 7:35 pm 7:50 pm 8:00 pm
No. 11.. .4:15 pm.
Dally
PITTSBURG & WESTERN It K.
Union Depot, Market street
Leave for tho East
Chicago and New York vesti
bule, limited 2:00 nra
Warren, Youngstown, Pitts
burg 0:40 tui
Warren, Youngstown, Pitts
burg , '1:10pm
Pittsburg, Washington, Phil
adelphia, Now York, de
pal tH O. T. & V. By., How-
aid street station 4:15 pm
Arrive from the East
Wnsblngton,rittaburg,CloTO-
the World
O
.UR WAREROOMS,
Walsh Block, are filled to tho door with tho
finest selection of pianos in tho market,
strictly up to dato. We do no peddling. Hence we
can save you $40 to 50 if you want a piano. Terms
easy. Pianos rented and rent applies on purchase.
Exclusive Piano House
in Akron.
B
B B
A RICH
5 OF NEW AND
I Fall
Many exclusive stylos showing tho best creations of th
best manufacturers, aro now horo and new goods arriving con
stantly. In no previous season havo we secured so exclusive n
variety of exclusive styles In Ladies', Men's and Children's
Shoos.
Kemembor we are giving extraordinary bargains in tho en
tire remaining stock of Sum'mor P"ootoar. This
Ib worth your while to SEE STOCK AND ASCERTAIN THE PRICES.
I WAGONER &
Tolophono No. 10331.
a ecoc9$es99899
land.arrlves O. T.& V. Ry..
Howaid street station... 9:30 am
Pittsburg and Akron 11:53 am
Pittsburg, Akron and Chica
go 7:40 pm
New rork,WashIngton,Pitts
burg and Chicago 10:55 pm
THE NORTHERNOHIO RAILROAD.
Depot North Alain street
Depart No. 1 7:50am
" No. 11. .. ... .. 5:00pm
Arrive No. 2 4:20pm
" No. 12........ .... 12:1b am
rHE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION
COMPANY.
A. B. C. Division.
Waiting Room, North Howard St.
Time card Juno 27th, 1000. Cars for
Cleveland leave corner Market and
Howard sts. 5:30 a.m.; 0:30 a.m., and
every half hour to 7:30 p.m. and at
8:30 p.m., and 10:30 p.m.
Of " 'M"3'-0'J
I FIRE ALARM CALLS.
1 Central engine bouse.
2 Buckeye works.
3 Akron Iron works.
4 Diamond Rubber works.
5 Main and Market
0 No. 2 engine house, Sixth ward.
7 N. Broadway, near Market
8 Buchtcl ave. and Bowery.
0 Schumacher mill. Mill st
12 Prospect, near Mill.
13 Furnaco and Broadway.
14 Main and Keck.
15 Ash and Park place.
10 No. 3 engine house ,W. HUL
17 Carroll and Exchnnge.
18 Emplro Mower & Reaper Wks.
10 Akron Rubber works.
21 Prospect nnd Perkins.
23 Forge nnd Market
24 Sherman, near Exchange.
25 Main and Exchange.
20 North Howard and Tallmadge.
27 W. Market and Greene.
28 Akron Knlfo works.
29 Washington and" Hopp alley.
Bl N. Howard and North.
82 D. Market and Spruce,
84 W. Market and Valley.
35 Carroll nnd Splcer.
80 Carroll and Sumner.
87 North nnd Arlington.
88 Vino and Fountain.
80 Coburn and Campbell.
41 Woostcr ave. and Locust
42 Pearl, near cistern.
43 S. Main and Falor.
45 College and Mill.
40 Arlington nnd HazeL '
47 Howe and Bowery.
43 West South. """
40 Morrill pottery, State st
51 Howard and Cherry .
52 No. 4 engine house.Maln & Fait
53 Center st railroad crossing.
54 Buchtcl ave. and Union.
50 Akron Stoneware, Co.,0th ward.
57 Lods and Turner.
58 Perkins and Adolpb ave.
50 Mnln, near I.O.O.F. Temple.
01 Cass ave. and Kent
G2 Slobcrllng mill, Sixth vard.
03 Johnston and Cbamplaln.
04 Akron Sow. Pipe Co., Black mill
C5 Hill Sewer Pipe Co., E. Market
07 Carroll and E. Mntket.
C8 Second aVe. and Vnl!?y railroad.
GO Johnson and Wilson.
71 Grant and Cross.
72 North and Maple.
73 Werner Printing Co.
74 North Union, near Bluff.
75 Robinson Bros., N. Forgo st
70 Tho Wldtmore, Robinson Co.
81 Western Linoleum Cv.
82 Summit Bewcr PIpo Co.
83 Allyu nnd Cross.
84 Thornton and Harvard.
85 The J. O. 'McNeil Boiler works.
01 Cereal mills, S. Howard st
02 Schumacher cooper shop, N.
Broadway.
121 General alarm.
123 Silver and Hickory.
125 W. Market and Rhodes ave,
232 Renner's brow'ery, N. Forgo Et,
241 Sherman and A'ortu.
first, nnd second floor in
Main St,
APliRAV'
RCL.IADUE
t
41
MARSH, JSJ2K
S94eeee$ss9S$se0
Ndan Bros.
..OUR.
High Grade Coffees
Aro winners. It will pay you to
try them. They aro guaranteed
as the finest drinkers sold.
Our Yacht Olub and Batavia
Salad Dressings aro delicious.
We have Highland brand and
Pit brand of Evaporated Cream
in cans.
Our Evaporated Wafers are
something new in the cake line.
Have you tried them?
"We have tho only complete
Candle line in the city, Any
thing you want in candles.
Ndan Bros.
Leading Grocers
301-303 Mill st. Akron, O.
Telephone 376.
We ImvA all ilzf of thorn sad st prion
tlint will ple&sojou.
J. Rutherford & Sons,
173 South Main Street.
Telephone 413.
251 Cedar and Wabash nve.
253 W. Exchange and, near Willow.
812 Cascndo mills, N. Howard,
814 Fire chief's residence.
321 Adams and Upson.
841 Balch and Market
842 Maple, opposite Balch.
845 Blttman and Crosby.
351 Exchange and Splcer.
412 Wooster, and St. Clair.
413 St Clair and Bartges.
415 Water works, Wo oster ar.
431 Bwart Xllo works.
Undo El I Mad,
"By gum!" said Uncle Ezra, "I ain't
goln to unswer another advertisement!
bb lone as I live. I just sent 50 cents
to a feller down in Connecticut that
put a piece In tho paper sayln ho had
a receipt to prevent drowndlu."
"And didn't ho have It 7"
"Nol The blamed, cheatin whelp
wrote back to keep away from tin
water 1" Culcayo Tltncs-Herald.
Natural
Gas Stoves
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