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AKRON DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY. MAROEt 30. 1001
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New Spring Suits
and Skirts.
A great showing of nil the new
Mtyles nnd rolors In man tailored
suits nnd skirts.
AT $10 Tltls price brings before
yon some very handsonio suits,
short Eton Jacket, with fliire sklit,
In black imil bine. "V Kuarantcc
good linings In every gnrment.
AT 12.D0 Oollnrless Kton stilts,
trimmed with gilt bnttoiiH nnd taf
feta silk, Jacket lined throughout
with silk, Hklrt lined with good
pereallne.
AT $1G-Ladles Eton Biitts In
brown, nnd black; jnoket fnced
with silk; skirt cut with llnre, In
nil sizes. This suit is well worth
your attention.
AT $17 1-ndles' blnclc all wool
cheviot suit, trimmed with Inffetn
allk; alcove with bell nnd bishop
shape combined. This suit Is exceed.
Ingly stylish.
AT $10MlFses' suits in blue,
brown nnd grey, tight fitting mills
with flnre skirt; gooti quality of
materlnl nnd good workmanship.
AT $12.50 Mioses' Eton suits In
tW and eiistor with liiHertel vest,
trammed with gill bnild; Jacket cut
iri-collnrlesH iMiton style; very nob
by garments.
'AT $5 Wo show a handsome skirt
at this price, properly made: good
lining nnd first class material.
Aft $0.60- lllnek and colored von
ctfan skirls, with corded ruffle and
jsfnms. This Is a handsome skirt
well worth more money.
AT $7- II wool cheviot skirts In
black, blue and brown, trimmed
wfth two rows of military biald,
rut In flare style, lined vjlth good
pereallne.
AT $!.-lllnek all wool cheviot
skirts, assorted lengths, trimmed
with military braid, exceedingly
stylish.
A'T $12.riO--I.ndleV black silk taf.
feta skirls, corded nil over with
first class lining, cut In the very
lntest of fashion.
,AT $13 Ml and $ in-lllnek silk
taffeta nklrtx, tucked all over;
flounce, trimmed with ruffles, as
sorted lengths.
Sep the kid glovo we are soiling
at fiOe; worth 76e.
Asked to be Re
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From Liability on
Father's Bond.
His
Peter McQueney Dis
posed of Patents.
150-152 SOUTH HOWARD ST.
OSTEOPATHY.
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(triduntn of Anmrlrun Bi'Iiool of Oitoo-
pnthy, KlrkHvllIu, Mo.
' OOloo bears 8 to Jan. in., nnd 1 to i
ft, m. nmntm fiOG nnd 606 nvorntt bulld
ng. Peoplo'n phone I'M. Akron, O.
PAPER CLEANING
A Spoololty.
, flood work or no puy. I Ktmnuitcn
to iilenn wlinnt R la used. 1'rlUM
Vry rrmiiimlilo. Hull 'I'rl, l'J.'t.
J. S. OREEN
TlMtilRiicii Ioh Hell nlroot.
Y. W. C. A.
Organization Perfected at Meet
Ing Friday Afternoon.
Tho Young Women's Ohrlstlan As
sociation way formally organized at
tho rooms of tho Union Charity Asso
ciation Friday afternoon. Olllcers
elected wuio: Mrs, 1). 1'. Wheeler,
proeliulnnt; Mrs. Isabella llerry, vlco
prcsincnt; .mis. a. u. JJroivster, ie-
cording secretary; Mrs. AV. A. Up
ham, treasurer. Mrs. J. 11. Wright
was appointed chairman of the lluuucn
committee; Mrs. Charles nowland, of
rho eoinmltee on rooms and Mra. W. A.
Connor of the commute on member
ship, There are !i young women who
hiiVo dignified their Intention of be
coming membeis of tho association.
Tho next meeting will he held Thurs
day afternoon at -:II() o'clock at the
numo place.
Lavcry Denies Wife's Charges
Court House fJews.
Hurlon I. Snnford, who Is one of the
sureties on the bond of his father,
Hon. H. C. Snnfoid, has asked the
Probate .ludge to release, him from any
'liability that might bo Inclined.
Col. Sanfoid Is tho administrator
of tho estate of the into. Cyrus Miller.
The application tiled, by the son gives
no reasons for nuking for the release.
It has not been acted upon by Judge
Anderson.
AN INVKNTOR'S WIL.U
The wl(l of 1'eter McCJueney was
tiled In Probate court Satuiday morn
ing. He leaves all his properly to
his wife Bridget McQueney. She Is
given a half iiiteresl In a number of
patents owned by the decensed.
Among these me a paper hanging ma
chine, a. combined wall paper 'clamp
and brush ami a tiuck for wall paper
pasting.
WttTTi APPEAL.
W.'JJ. Carter, assignee of the .T. V.
.Selherllng &. Co., him given notice
that, he will appeal from tho decision
of the Probate com I, ordering him to
pay $2,1100 aes on pioperty now own
ed by II. It. Manloii, ihat was form
erly owned by the company of which
he is assignee.
LAVUItY'S ANSWER.
.lohn I.avery hns filed an nnswer to.
I he dhorce putlllon of his wife, Susan
T,a very. He denies her charges and
claims that 1 was his earnings (hat
paid for all the property they now
possess. He alleges that she has twice
left him without caiihc and that on
tiiese 6waslotiH she sold nil the house
hold goods to second hand dealers.
He says. Ihat she lias called him bad
names and that he now bears tho
scar of a wound which Avas Inflicted
by her striking him on the head with
home kind of a missile. He does not
ask for a divorce. Hi) wants her pe
tition dismissed,
It A I MUMPS OLiAI.MS.
The B. Ar, O. and 0 A. Ac C. Ttall
road Cos. have Hied pleadings In tho
action commenced by .lohn II. Key
set, iidinlnlsl rater of the estate of
.leiemlnh Keyset. The. II. & O. says
that there has been no pioper service
or HUinnious on lis olllcers and It nsks
to bo dismissed from the action. Tho
C, A. & C. alleges that Keyser's death
was the lesnlt of carelessness on his
own part.
DIOllTH ANH MABIUTIKS.
The assignee of the Union Cycle
Co., hns fllcd a schedule of the debts
which aggregate $72i).ri5. The chat
tels have been sold to Joseph Iduirlc
for $18. ,
What Akron People
Say of
Dr. Camel's
Congo
Compound
The Best Spring Medi
cine Money Can Buy.-
Them's no season when Medicine Is
so much needed as in spring. Your
stomach, liver nnd kidneys are the
main spring of the body, and must be
kept In a healthy condition. If not,
you will suffer with headache, Indiges
tion, fevers, rheumatism, gout, la
grippe, constipation, backaches, and,
In fad, every cahe known.
By using I)r. Camel's Congo Com
pound tho whole iiystem undergoes a
thorough renovating, and It would be
Impossible for disease to remain.
Bead what Mr. W. M. Andrews says:
"I have used Dr. Camel'H Congo Com
pound for the last three months, and It
hns cured me of const hint Ion. Have
gained !i'l pounds In weight since I
have used this remedy." W. M. Au
di ows, Boom 2'2, Arcade, Akron, O.
Dr. Cnmel's Congo Compound Is
guaranteed to cme any disease caused
by stomach, liver and kidneys.
Kor wile by
John Lamparter & Co.
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(I? TEN YEARS AGO MONDAY, APRIL 1st, wo opened our doors to the people of Akron, in a compara
(f 1 tivoly small way. At that time there existed in many minds a doubt but never in our own os to the
W success of our venture. Our then 20 years before tho public taught us that good storo keeping would
fJt bo appreciated storokeeping which never permitted that a customer sutler disappointment. Where any error
(0 would bo gladly corrected ; where goods were offered at the lowest margin ; where a low price never meant a
9 doubtful quality. This will be our last opportunity of celobrating an anniversary sale at' our present location,
($ and wo wish to make a
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PALACE
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DRUG STORE
AT LAST
Is Appreciation Expressed
ELEGANT
Pica
From the Proxy
Machine.
Of Gen. Funston's Cap
ture of Aguinaldo.
Washington, March 30. iSpl.) Tho
War department has lit Inst, nt the
Instance of President McKlnley, ex
piessed approbation of OSonornl Ktins-
tou and his capture of Aguliinldo.
The following cablegram was sent
to (fen. MncArthur late hist night:
"President McKlnley Instructs mo
to express his high approbation of the
gallant conduct of (len. KuiiiUm and
all olllcers and men of the army and
novy engaged with him In tho I'uluiinit
expedition. The Secretary of War
peihounlly Joins In this expression.
"COHI3IN."
That will bo remembered bv our frionds who will follow us to our new location on South Main street about Hi
(fj August 1st.
fi ESKSr1 "S Progvossvo merchants it shall be our aim to give you a thoroughly satis-
ft Fh--I IteiW' I factory store as good and nearly porfect as wo can make it. To this end we
;k solicit your criticisms and suggestions, for this is your store as well as ours,
iji and wo mean to so conduct it that you will take a personal pride in our growth and success as we go from our
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April l, 2 and 1
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Three Days of Wonderful - Buying
Opportunities in all Departments
of the Store.
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fa wnicli we shall endeavor to make tho greatest store in this section of tho country.
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This will apply to everything in the store, and will be a saving of just ten cents on each one dollar's
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SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE?
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The Akron Laundry Company Is pre
pared to do family washings at rea
sonable rales. Fine work guaranteed
l'hono V!W.
APPLICATION
For Franchise Filed by Child's
Company.
The AUron-Ciinton Co., applied
for a franchise nt Canton, Fri
day night. The, Council was not pre
pared to take any action on the mat
ter. U .YW bo taken up at a special
muting of tho Council next Wednes
day evening.
There is always danger In using
counterfeits of HuWIU'h Witch Hazel
Salve. The original Is a safe and cer
tnln cure for piles. It U soothing
and healing salve for sores and till
skin dlBi'iibOS.
Put rUp by Exclusive Eranchisc
Hunters.
The last InHtnllmenrof posters from
ine 'Cleveland concern which wants
nn exclusive bill posting franchise In
Akron, has arrived.
"Got a move on you," and "It's tin to
you," ttiq posters announce In behalf
Of "the man of the hour." These
terras nro op a pur with the adjnra
- tlon "Bo Wlso in Your Own Wis
dorai"and bear Just as conspicuously
tho partisan Proxy tag.
"Crulcliy" Likos His Now Home.
Idttlc .lljiimy nloon, the lame news
bow known as "Crulcly," who was
taken to the Hojnu for the Friendless,
at Ioi'lHvlllo, 0 has wiltlen to his
friends that ho likes bis new home
very much. He Is happy and con
tented and Improving In health.
paying an extra price for keeping pris
oners In the County jail. The cells
also cost more than thoy .would have
cost In Akron,
Moro things that tho Mnrkat street
paving contracts which Judge 1). .1.
Nye called "questionable," would be
so denominated If brought to light in
court, as these contracts were.-
It 1b for a coiitlnuiince of the system
which makes these tilings possible that
the .Machine solicits votes. It Is for
the undoing of that system that citizens
will vole for Chun. II. Isbell.
Furnishings, Ladies' to
attings, Wall Papers, Etc. to
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'J had a running sore on my leg for
seven .years," writes .Mis. Jus, Forest,
Of Chippewa Falls, Wis., "and spent
hundreds of dollars In trying to get
-It healed. Two Ijoxes of Jlnuner Salvo
entirely cured It." No other salve so
healing,
r J,. 1L Coffer, J. Lamparter & Co.
Ehe Weather:
rain-colder.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Leon W. Shaw, Hath Jd
Nadio Mohlcr, rihcrmnn, "0
0 room's occupation, farmer.
0. 19. JlcCiacken, Aluuroo Fails. .. ...-.
Addle M. Onyjurd, Cuyahoga l",nlls.iU
Gcooni's oceupat'ou, fnrnier.
Warren Miller. Cllnlon 1M
I'oi.il Cox, Johnson ,, '.'1
fifooin's ui-eiipatlon, laborer.
Killolt Wllllstnn, Cuyahoga FnllH..'J0
May K, Hawkins, Cuyaboga Falls,. 18
(rooia'H occupation, clerk.
Leo A, Mnddcr, Akron .10
Louise It. Sunder, Akion 10
(irooni'H occupntlon, laborer,
David Davles, Honton I!7
Map- II, Edwards, Boston 30
Groow'e occunuttyu, fnimcr, .
false statement. Its nttacks on thti
Council have been grossly uujust
ItepubllciiUH and Democrats have
stood shoulder to shoulder In Hint body
In opposition to the extravagances of
mo city coininissioneiH, ana as a
member of the Finance committee,
Mr. Markle has been a lender In the
plea for economy. His senso of fair
ness has always risen above politics
and ho has represented all the people
of his ward not merely hla party.
No false pietenses no misrepresen
tation. This Is tho every dny policy
of the Democrat and It has been
religiously adhered to In tho campaign
now closing.
When, In Thursday's Issue nn Inter
view with Councilman Archlu U. Mar
kle, appeared stating what he knew
lo be the fliers with reference, to (lily
Clerk Chas. II. Isbell having certified
to the Council that money was In the
funds to he diawn upon when con
Iracls weie let, etc., no more was
said than Mr. Markle had staled.
With glaring headlines Friday eve
ning Hie ileacoii .louinal attempted to
bolster up Its prior statements which
had been denied, by asserting Ihat tho
Deiiioeinl was ninklng misrepresenta
tions, ami by puttlug Into Mr. Mnr-
kle's mouth the woids that he had
been "dellheralely mlsiiuoled,"
Mr. Markle Informed the Democrat
Friday evening rhnl 'lui had used no
such language. He repeated his state
ment of the day before that he had
repeatedly heard City Clerk Isbell
lead to the Council the certltlales
Unit money wan In tho treasury to the
cietllt of funds' to be drawn upon
when contract were let. Mr. MarMu
also said ho reuieinbeied very well
that lust May'1 Cleric Isbell hud re
ported to tho Council that there was
no monoy In the fund to pay city of
ficials, policemen, etc., nnd the pay roll
was held up, until the funds were
replenished, by borrowing money.
"I wish, however, that you would
not ngaln quoto me," said Mr. Markle.
"I am borry upy such controversy
should have arJMon."
II Is In Justice tp nil the Couucllineu
including Mr, Mnrkle, as well as It
self, that the Penjocrnt has thus no.
tlced the Beacon Journal's wilfully
Apron Social.
The ladles of fhe First Congregation
al church gave a social and Faster
apron sale hi the Sunday school roomss
of the church Fiiday evening. An
Informal piogiam was given.
: Chas. II. Isbell will tnke Sena-
y lor Alexander's advice and let g
IF the City Commissioners be City
J Conimlssloneis. Hut lie will it
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. .lohn F. Uhler will spend April
and May In Washington, D. O.
Mrs, Charles Doerler entertained
Friday afternoon. Pedro was played.
Mr, Homer Hass has returned to his
homo in this city from a two months'
visit In Florida.
Mrs, A. M. Lindsay, of Mansileld,
Id visiting her parents, Sir. and Mrs.
John Frederlch, of Oakdale avo.
Mrs. Underwood, of ltichnold. is the
guest of Mr. ami Mrs. Elmer Myers,
of r75Ji West Market st.
Mrs. Karl Kolbo and sou have gone
to New York to Join Mi. Kolbe, who
Is In business near that city.
A social was given Friday evening
at' tho homo of Mr. and Mrs, Osborne
ICsgnln by the Pythian Sisterhood.
Mrs, I. Wlesenberger of New Yoik,
city, Mho was called to tho bed sldo
of her sick father, returned home
today.
Tho ladles of Grace M. IB. church
will hold their annual Faster sale at
thnt church Wednesday aft'eruoon and
evening.
I'. Hummel of Hammel's Business
College, is attending the Ohio Com
meiclal and Special Teachers' conven
tion at Columbus.
White Fawn Council, Improved Or
der of Ited Men, will give a dance and
ruluo for n cushion In Music hall one
week from next Monday.
Mr. Otis Held entertained tho Sen
ior 1'iepuniiory class of Ituchtel col
lego nt his home, north of the city,
last evening. Thirty were present.
The evening was spent In games. Miss
Linn Harper won tlrst prize and 'Miss
llessle Whltnioio the booby. After a
line lunch the guest's returned to Ak
ron. Tho Semper Item Pedro club was
entei tallied at the home of Mr. and
Mis. S. 8. Sumner, S. College St.,
Thursday evening. Cards were play
ed fioni j to 10, after which a splen
did 'lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Heddlng will entertain tho club
April 11, at their home, S. llalch st.
About 10 of Mr. ami Mrs. Otto
Scheck's friends gave them a splendid
surprlso nt their home Inst evening,
tit llOo S. High st in honor of their
30th 'birthday. A handsome rocker
was presented to each. A bountiful
lunch was served and the friends de
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parted wishing them many more hap
py blithdays In the future.
The Fh K M. O. W. Pedro club
was entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mis. Kdward Mitchell on Buckeye
st. Cards were played from 8 to 10,
o'clock. The ladies' tlrst prize waa
won by Mrs. William Koplln, Mrs. W,
M. Hlltnbidle won the gent's prize. Itc
frcshnieuts were served. The club
will meet Friday evening, April lo,
with Mr. and Mrs. Koplln.
Naturalized.
Final 'naturalization papers have
been issued to Frederick Uossman, a
native of Germany. William Siebert,
witness.
Ladies' Orchestra,
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The Ladles' Orchestra of Cleveland!
gave a concert in the. West Oongre
gatioual church Friday evening. Tho
attendance was large. The class of
music furnished by the orchestra wua
such as to please all those present.
,Try tho Democrat's want columns.
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Something lw In Spring Goods
Ronuhos us ovorv dnv. Every department is filled with tho latest ideas fashion demands. Next week wo
H will place on sale n new lot of Blaok and Colored Dress Goods at positively astonishingly low prices.
M Soo Us -for Dross Goods BM-oct: tJ'ooSk-
I Wash Goods, Colored and White tS&ZtsrsZ&fc
ij Dimities, Batistes, etc.,' wo show a full range nt TOo, 12ic, 15o, 18c, 20c, 25o, J55c and 50c.
M Ao Krsoiw Our AasH Goods A'iII Interest You.
I Tailor Made Suits and Separate Skirts ffS&Twrabe
WVllfp 'DJ'oictc Wo show an elegant assortment at
VV UlLt YY dlblO prices that wil! make them sell fast.
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