Akron daily Democrat. [volume], August 31, 1900, Page 5, Image 5

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which wo offer at less than half price.
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Special Offer for One .Week
Z THE REMAINDER OF OUR STOCK OF
Summer
Will be closed out prices MARKED SO LOW that ,thoy
will sell on sight.
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AUTUMN AND WINTER
ANNOUNCEMENT
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Is now roady for your Inspootlon.
You are cordially Invltod, fooling
confldout our now stock of Suit
ings, Fahoy Vestlngs. Trimmings
and Ovorcoatings will please evon
tho most fastidious.
E. B.Tragler, n.awc
Guth Block-, 134-136 S. Howard St.
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LABOR DAY REST
AT
tSSSESSo LONG LAKE PARK
Cool nnd delightful
Neighborhood par
tics aro tho Ind. Htcamor
iu
(Ult running
lifter Lntior dny, uxcept tor special ongngo-
jciuiengr
y this t'H
monls. Only one more Bumlay this season,
llout loaves V u. in. und 1 :X p, mi dully.
Botzum Bros.
Wholesale anil Retail Dealers m
Plour, Feed, Baled Hay, Straw,
Grain, Field Seeds, Lime Cements,
Salt, Etc..
113-1! 5 S. Main SI. Telephone St6
Use Democrat want column. It pays,
ijumn. It
VVl ttl I M t.- AT
fefsai Jw i m.
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fliDH
it
of Ice cream for the money Is tho rulo
at Becker's. Don't you worry, qunllty
doesn't suffer on account of tho qunl
Jty. You get your money's worth
both ways, plenty of Summer's most
palatable dish and good at that. You
don't all llko ono flavor, bo here's tho
variety: Vanilla, chocolate and lemon
Ice. Telephone orders promptly at
tended to.
CAFE AND
RESTAURANT,
Tel. 312. 122 South Main Street
ALL -
TEEPLE,
IVloIra St.
IRsoturos
Aro of many classes, nnd
each requires particular treatmont
in tn 0 inuning.
Our New Stock of
Beautiful Frames for Water Color
Studies Is especially fine.
Brine: your pictures here no mat
tor what kind; we will frame thera
properly.
Snook & Kilmer
ISO S. Howard St.
SEE OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
DRUG STORES
Not Included In Anti
Saloon Reports.
Federal Tax Duplicate' Shows De
crease In Liquor Tax.
The Anti-Saloon Lpngue reports that
tho years ending with July, shows a
virtual decrease of nearly USO saloons
in Ohio, though tho Dow tax duplicate
in the state auditor's olllco reports tho
small Incrcaso of 51 over '09. In this
apparent Increase, however, aro listed
1100 drug stores, etc. Subtracting them
from tho total number of? saloons,
would result In a decrqaso of 210 over
last year Jn thin state.
The figures in tho state offlco show
that In July '00, theie wero 10,874 sa
loons and other places selling as sa
loons, whllo last July there were 10,
028, TheBo figures wero secured by tho
State Anti-Saloon League,
Not only does tho Dow tax figures of
tho stato report this decrcaso In tho
number of saloons In Ohio during tho
past year, but tho federal tax duplicate
iiIko shows a steady decrease In llko
manner, until ono year ago". The In
crease of 'fl'.Vis accounted, It Is claimed
by tho Anti-Saloon League, by tho per
sistent efforts of both temporance nnd
liquor Interests In llstiug drug stores
and other places Hint sell without pay
ing the tax. The following figures
Shoes
AKRON DAILY DBMQOEAT. EBtDAT, AUGUST M, 1000
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DEMOCRAT'S GUESTS.
Seven Thousand
dolph
Participated In the Daily Democrat's Fourth
Annual Outing A Day of Pleasure For
Young and Old.
Seven thousand of tho happiest and
prettiest children In Akron were guests
of tho Dally Democrat Thursday, all
day.
These children were conveyed to
and from Randolph park, absolutely
free, at tho expense of tho Dully Dem
ocrat, on'tho occasion of its fourth an
nual outing for tho children pf sub
scribers and advertisers. From early
morning the first car load of children
actually loft for tho park at G:30-untll
lato In "-tho afternoon tho little
folks we'rd assembling at tho
park. They were children of Dem
ocratic, .Republican and Prohibition
parents all good friends of the Dally
Democrat, and out fSv a good time.
Blue sky, balmy breezes tho day
could not have been prettier, nor the
p.ark more resplendant ylth pictur
esque loveliness. It was ono of those
rare, perfect days, but Its brightness
scarcely exceeded that of tho thous
ands of little children, whoso merry
faces, sparkling eyes and buoyant
spirits tilled tho park with rollicking
life all day. And such laughing, and
shouting, and scampering about it
was ono of tho finest panoramic pic-,
tures Imaginable! Sloven thousand
children singing or laughing at tho
same time .will bring .ioy Into any
locality, nnd many persons, visited tho
park Just to watch the little folks en
joying themselves. Many of the chil
dren wero accompanied by tW.lr moth
ers or nurses, and a number of fathers
were there, too. Everybody had a good
time. Tho children took lunch bask
ets to the park, nnd at .tho noon hour,
ato dinner In picnic fnshlon Free lem
onado was served during tho noon
hour by the Democrat. The whole af
fair was mauaged exclusively by the
Dally Democrat, and given free as free
could bo to tho children of subscrlh
ers. Even the theater doors were
thrown open to the children', Tho
Sclden-Stetson company, playing at the
park, put on special 'performances,
well adapted to tho enlertalnlng of
children.' There were "coon"' .songs,
comedy sketches and burlesque num
bers, and how tho children did enjoy
tho show! Of course, they couldn't
all get into tho building, but tho largo
auditorium was packed during all tho
performances. Children climbed up
the wnlls and sat along tho edges of
tho largo ventilator Windows. Aisles
were filled, nnd the children stood up
on the teats nnd applauded when any
thing pleased them particularly well.
Tho children at tho park wore under
the hpcclal care of representatives of
tho Dally, Democrat, and not oven a
of persons paying tho federal tax for
selling cither as a boverngo or upon
prescription la furnished by Deputy
Commissioner Williams of tho nation
al treasury department: '0!t, 10,702;
04, 10,217; '05, 15,817; 'Oli, 15,(11; '07,
14,810; 'OS, 14,7611; '00, 15,037; 10UO, nut
yet reported.
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
Your druggist, whom you know to baj-o-liable,
will tell you thftt ha Is authorlxea to
refund tho money to every purchnter here
Puzo Ointmont t nils to euro any ran oj Itch
ing, Blind, Blooding or Protruding Piles, no
matter how long standing. On ret ordlnaly
asos In six duys, the worst eniei In 10 day
)na implication elves naso nnd rest. He-
llovosUublng instantly. This Is anon' dis
covery nnd Is sold on a posttl vo guarantee,
No cure, no pay. Prleo, l. we have placed
It on saio Willi every uruggioi in innipwi
in we town or
uiorsy sepft
Akron.
MISSING
Aro Some of tho Missionaries Well
Known In Akron, ,
Boston, Aug. 31. Tho greatest anx.
lcty of the American board relates to
Its group of missionaries In tho pror-
lnc6 of Shuns!. Nothing whatever
has beeu heard from them since early
In June, The uilsslug missionaries are
liliri'llllWl l M(.Hmi,.wiw.
Children at Ran
Park,
case of Blckness or accident was re
ported. The Democrat was published
nt noon, Thursday, to enable tho car
riers and newsboys to participate in
tho outing. After dinner, every mem
ber of tho Democrat force went to tho
park, and spent tho afternoon In as
sisting with the entertainment of tho
children.
Tho transportation tickets wero dis
tributed to children whoso ages ranged
from 7 to 15 yours. Many youuger
children were permitted to ride with
out tickets. All tho children wero pro
vided with neat, attractive badges,
and the little ones wero proud to wear
them. A steam-merry-go-round nnd
Frank y. Meuegay's confectionery
stand wero well patronized.
Older guests wore given freo privi
leges on the dancing pavilion, and tho
floor was always well tilled.
An excellent program of sports was
conducted, and the features furnished
much amusement in tho forenoon,
tho North End Stars defeated a team
composed of carriers, and a ball und
bat wero presented as prizes to tho
captain of the winning team.
Judges of the sports -were Messrs.
John D. Campbell und John R. Rose
mond; referces,rrrcsldent T. F. Walsh,
of tho A. & O. F. R. T. Company and
Fred W. Gayer; ofUdal director, John
W. Harter. . -,
Events and, winners were as follows:
Girl's racc-from G to 8 years) Ida
Stark, prize, parasol; from 5 to (i years,
Rosa Halter, parasol; from 3 to !
years, Bessioitfotter, parasol.
Shoo race Murtin '' Whalen, pocket
knife.
Sack' race Albert Lankc, necktie.
Girls' blind raco Susie Jenkins, gold
ring.
Boys' and girls' race (14 years)
Frank McFni'land, hammock.
Three-legged race Wm. .Vernotzka
and Martin Yvhalen, each a pair of
suspenders.
Boys' running race Frank McFar
land, pair shoes.
Rnbblt race Chas. Strong, toy teje
phone.
One-legged raco David White, bath
ing suit.
The children left the park at B p. m.
alL grateful to the Dally Democrat for
tho splendid day's outing they had en
joyed. They had romped through the
wood, had boated on CryMul lake, had
swung oue another in swings, had gone
In bathing, danced, ridden on tho mer
ry-go-round, attended ,tho. theater and
enjoyed a good street car ride all
through tho generosiiy of tho Dally
Democrat. Tho fourth annual outing
was tho most successful tho Democrat
has ever given, j.
Rev, apd Mrs. D. II. Clapp, Rev. C. ti.
Williams, Rev. E. W. Davis, Miss
Rowcna .Bird nnd Miss Mary T. I'urt
rldge of tho Taiku station nnd Row
and Mrs. Charles W, Trice, Rev. and
Mrs. E. 11. Atwood and several chil
dren of tho- Fen-Chow-Fu station,
Woman's Suicide at Urbana.
TJrbana, O., Aug. 31. Mrs. T. W.
Place, ageil 21 years, tho wJfo of' a
farmer living southeast of town, com
mltted sulcido last night by taking
carbolic ncld In tho presenco of her
husband.
BKo was brought to town for medical
attention uud died In great agony In
a drug store. Slio wroto a tetter last
January giving directions as to her
funeral.
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Try Graln-0! Try Graln-0!
Ask your grocer today to show you n
imckago of OHAIN-O, the new food drink
that taltoi tho plnco of cofTee. Tho children
may drink It without injury as well as the
adult. All who try It, llko it. GltAlN-O
hu that rich soul brown of Mocha or Javn,
but It Is made fiom pure grains, and tho
most delicate stomach receives It without
distress. W tho price of coffee. 15c. and Mo
per package Bold by oil grocers.
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Watch for further announcement of our
Formal Opening.
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The
INFANT SON
Of Councilman and Mrs.
Robertson Dead.
Dan Myers In Trouble Again Bar
berton News.
(Special Correspondence.)
Barberton, Aug. 31, Frederick W.,
aged one year, ono month and 26 days,
son of Councilman and Mrs. W. S.
Robertson, died of cholera infantum
nnd acute bronchitis last night. Tho
body was sent to Detroit last night for
Interment.
Dan Myers, who has caused his name
to bo brought before the public eye
numerous times of late was arraigned
before Mnyor McNarqara Thursday
morning on two charges, fj Ono was for
fighting on August IS, for which he
was fined $10 and cots. .For swim
ming in tho canal on Sunday he was
taxed 51 and costs.
Tony Bowers was fined $1 and Costs
for swimming in the canal on Sunday.
Homer Woolsey, of the firm of
Woolsey & Blascr, who has been crit
ically 111 at his home In Novada, O.,
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Is convalescent. Ho will return here
in nbout a mouth.
The Barberton ball team' wants a
game with some Akron club for Labor
Day. They prefer the Klrkwoods or
Standards. Address James McXa
mara. Alex. Rowley and Wm. Lukey are
visiting friends in Chicago.
Mi'ss Nellie Mooro is quite ill.
The Marine ball team gave a success
ful lawn fete in Lake Anna grove
Wednesday eveuing.
SLASHED
His Knee With a Hatchet Six Weeks
Ago.
Six weeks ago Fred Kroeger, aged
15, who resides at 213 Hickory St., cut
his right kneo with a hatchet. Blood
poisoning has set in and It Is feared
amputation may result. The lad was
taken to the City hospital Thursday
afternoon, where Dr. J. W. Rabe Is at
tending him.
STAR COURSE TICKETS
For this winter's course, ouly 800 of
them, on sale at Robinson's and
Martin Ss Co.'s. Ten extraordinar
ily gieat attractions, only $1.50; nl
so by canvabsers.
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FALL ANNOUNCEMENT
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
AN EARLY INSPECTION OF THE LATEST
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
FABRIC NOVELTIES
AS SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR.
D, D. Breckenridge
TAILOR
120 South Howard Street Akron, O.
WBlUt I!
ready for
ALL KINDS OF
Fruit
FOR CANNING should be or
dered NOW. We handle only
Choice Fruits
Also everything in the
VEGETABLE LINE.
....TRY OUR....
They are pronounced by
all the best,
Geo. D. CrumrBne
GROCER,
218 East Market Street.
Phone BO.
For Saie. '
Two very fine matched
teams, standard bred, and
five verjr fine single drivers,
ranging: from 1150 to 1200
pounds, at
I L REID'S Si
1350 South Main Street.
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