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THE AKRON DEMOCRAT
Nos. 133-18.1 South Main Btrcct
rUBLISHBD BY.
THE AKRON DEMOCRAT CO
EDW. 8. HARTER Editor
ED. H. DE LA COURT. ..Business Manager
OFFICERS AND DIUEOXORS:
Trcsldcnt JAS. V. WELSH.
Vlco president... OlIAS. U. ISBELL.
Secretary KDW. S. H AIlTKIt.
Treasurer M. W. UOYB.
0 It. Grant, Edw. H. Do la Court,
John W. Baker.
Entered at the postofflco at Akron, O.,
no second-class mutter.
Ask Mr. James Vial ot East Mar
ket st., a heavy stockholder In
lllll's Sower l'lpo Co., who cured
his catarrh?
OR. TUCKER, 130 S, Main st,
Eye, Ear, Nose. Glasses Fitted.
I WISE and
:: & & Otherwise.
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Tho Dally Democrat will ho delivered
ovcry evening by carrier for
6 CENTS A WEEK.
By mall 53.00. .. .$1X0 for six months.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITV OF AKRON
TO TELEPHONE THE DEMOCRAT CALL
No. IBO
MONDAY, Al'ltIL Jl!, 1001.
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THEN AND NOW.
"The city is again under Republican
government. For this the people
of Akron nrc to he congratulated."
Beacon Journal, April 10,
"I kept my promise In consulting with
the leading citizens."
Mayor Doyle In Beacon Journal
April 10.
Akron people arc beginning to see
daylight again.
l'resldout McKlnlcy will spend the
greater part f the summer In Ohio.
The Dally Democrat caters upon Its
tenth year today, with prospects
blighter than ever for continued en
joyment of a liberal share of tho good
will and patronage of Akron's citizens.
The Arkansas Legislntuic has ic
fused to pass n bill fo make fishing
on Sunday n misdemeanor, but it lias
decided to make every man who takes
a drink pay $5 for an annual license.
Tho Arkansas Idea of reform Is as
variable as Ohio's cllinato.
One of tho ilrst reforms Introduced
by Akron's new Mayor Is to reduce- tho
fine for drunkenness to ono dollar and
costs. No citizen will bo safe In ven
turing nn opinion on tlds matter until
ho hears from tho "practical Prohibitionists."
It was a significant fnct thai tho
worst part of Saturday's Northern
Ohio storm was confined to Sena tor
Slober's district, and that it came on
tho sanio day on which the Huv. I'ur
ley A. Baker opened his campaign
ngnlnst the Senator In behalf of the
Ohio Anti-Saloon League.
'TopullstB nro Anarchists!"
Said the Beacon,
Long time ngo.
Ilouser is a Fopullst; 1 r
Therefore he's an why, no?
But what tho Beacon says must go,
As tho king never dies, .
So the Beacon never lies;
So It inlist bo so.
Populists, Uepudlators!
All the same, you know;
Said tile Beacon,
Long time ngo.
Now they're good Republicans;
Says tho Beacon,
In words soft as dough
Populist and Dobsonl
Nice meals of crowl . '"
Says the Beacon,
Don't yon know
Both aro good Republicans?
I guess that's so.
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Railroader Hill caused tho liiipicsslon
to go out that he was buying railroad
Btock for tho purpose of forming a com
bination, and ho cleared ? 1,000 by tho
resulting rise, in tho price of tho block.
It Is an oft day when Homo enter
prising speculator falls to nuiko a for
tune In AVnll btreet.
Sir Michael IIIcks-Beaeli, the British
Chancellor ot tho Exchequer, hns In
formed Parliament that It has c6st
Great Britain ?7W).000,000 to fight tho
Boors, and that tho cost will bo In
creased to a billion before tho end ot
tho war. Forty thousand determiner?
farmere, well armed and with right
on their side, can mnko n war of sub
jugation a very expensive undertaic
Ing even for an empire.
Senator Dolllver, tho Republican
leader of Iowa, thinks It Is tlmo for
tho people to ho alarmed by tho lim
raenso size of expenditures In national
campaigns. Ills remedy Is publicity.
According to the Dos Moines Leader,
"Senator Dolllver Is not nn alarmist.
Ho does not think that wo yet liavo
been swallowed by tho behemoth of
political corruption, hut hu iocogul7.es
that a larger and larger number of
people, with Increasing reason, sus
peefc campaign methods. Ho does not
object to largo campaign expenditures
for lltointuro. for speakers, for organ
ization, nor does tho criticise business
interests, which bellove themselves as
ealled. for contributing to tho support
of that party which they think will
afford them protection; nil ho asks Is
that these things bo done In tho light
of day, and as the expenditures nro
not shameful no one can possibly oh
Jfct to a full revelation. Ho Is con
vlnced, moreover, that the Inlluonco
of campaign funds has so swollen that
It Is time for overy man Interested In
the health of tho public to tako notice
ot It."
Found,
After using ovcry other brand of
package coffee, Cordova Is found to bo
tit best. ,
Populist soft' money,
Together always go
Said tho Beacon,
Long time ago.
And since tho Beacon's policy
Has drained tho funds so low,
Soft money's good enough
To fill the hole, you know!
Then wo'ro for lint nioneyl
Well, for tho Beacon
That's not slow.
What strange, bedfellows theso,
Messrs. Grouse and Co.
Tho Czar lias furnished you, .
You must' be proud to know.
Republicans wero consulted;
For tho Beacon tolls you ho;
Prominent Republicans
Were consulted
Says tho Beacon,
NoL long ago. J
Doyle will keep ids word:
"Man of tho Hour," you know!
Said tho Beacon,
Homo lime ngo.
Ho kept lt-to tho Czar, r"
Who never let him go,
Till ho tho mark would foe.
Sing Hit Slug Ho!
"Man of tho Hourl"
Says tlio Beacon, V
In tones soft and low. 'tf
"In his wisdom" was ho "wise,"
When ho struck tills blow?
Was It not a great surprise
To you voters, high and low?
But then you "were consulted:"
For tho Beacon tells you so.
And tho Beacon tells the truth,
Don't you know?
Spring Poet.
"Sometimes lodges aro
nuisances,"
remarked a pi eminent member or a
number ot fratornal orders. "I'm
eternally getting tho various 'grips
mixed. Tho other day n man np
pniaclied me, and acting as though
ho knew me, extended ids hand. At
Ilrst I shook his hand In an oidlnary
manner, but ho said, 'I thought you
worn a member of tho order. Not
wishing It to appear that I didn't rec
ognize any of my local fraternal breth
ren I fumbled out a grip that I
thought might tit tho order to which
o man of Ids make-up would belong
and thrust it at him, but It apparent
ly took him by surprise and caused
him to regard mo with suspicion.
When ho said: 'Neighbor, have you
forgotten tho giipV then I got my
bearings. I know ho was a uicmbet
of tho Modern Woodmen, and my
giving that grip met with ii sturdy and
squeezing response.'1
Mayor Rteo Russell of Creston, has
Issued the following proclamation:
"Shut up the chickens. (Sod mndo
the country am! turned It over to tho
successful habitation of the animal
kingdoin. Tho town Is a mnn-mndo In
stitution. It Is designed for the occu
pancy of mankind nnd the children and
sons of men, to say nothing of politi
cians nnd book agents. At nuy rate,
It Is no place wherein to herd pigs nnd
poultry. Pen 'em up. 1 have known
an Industrious (lock of chickens to
cause more ncighboihood qunrrcls and
general sacrilege la ono month than
an overworked minister could coun
teract during tho entire balance of the
year."
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"When dirt you como to Akron," nsk
oil Ills Honor of Peter Pewter, charg
ed with Intoxication.
"It was Saturday I Just drifted in,
may it please tho Court."
"You should row, not drift," replied
the court sophomoiicnlly, refusing to
see tho Joke.
"I nm but a storm-tossed pilgrim,
may It please Your Honor."
"Storm-tossed, nro you? Well, you
can get revenge by tossing snow
awhile. Ten days in tho street gang."
And all the candidates for Mayor's
clerk and Police Court prosecutor
laughed uproariously.
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Instead of coming to Akron and ob
taining tho service of some of the de
tective ability that Is simply going to
waste for want" of occupation, some
Barberton people who hud been robbed
sent off to a country town CO miles
away and got a brace of bloodhounds
to detect tho thieves. When tho
"bloodhounds" arrived, it was found
that they wero common curs and
couldn't tell tho truck of a thief from
that of a mile. The Observing Citi
zen lonmiks that so long as Baibertou
remains Jealous of Akron, It is not
strange that such .things should "oc
cur." fr
Attorney Ueaeral Monnctt has in
formed several of his Akion friends
that ho will be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Attorney
General. Mr. Monnctt made a great
many local friends by his addiess at
Akron last tall.
A Frenchman just come from Bor
deaux,
Reached Akron the day of thosnenux.
But he found his cake dough
And cried "I must gough!"
So lie smarted, but whither none
knenux.
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REWARD: A inward ot $1,000 will
bo paid for tho arrest and conviction
of the man who said It wns "only a
sugnr snow." Address L. E. Bellslein,
superintendent of the N. O. T. Co.
Mayor Doyle, of Akron, seems to
have tho "Honest" John Farley habit
of making nnle-electlon promises only
to break, says the Cleveland Recorder.
S p I
When we have all become "oldest In
habitants" and tell futuie generations
about it, some young upstart will biilck
er lit contempt of our veiaclty.
Candles In beer bottles wero moro
cheering than the original contents
would have been, under the circum
stances. fr
It was reassuring to pedestrians Sat-
unlay to remember tlmt"Doylo 'wants'
clean streets."
On the other baud it would bcarcely
be appropriate to call It "Black Satur
day."
Modern maxims: Don't crow ovor
whnt the flags on tho post olllco say.
It wns tho moht successful lingering
act Winter ever put on tho boards.
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(ilvo those who went to church an
exliu credit mark.
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That Hiring hat or suit will look Just
nH well tomorrow.
If Falrlawu sets out many inanu-
SCOTT'S EMULSION
of cod-liVer oil is the means of
life, and enjoyment of life to
thousands: men, women and
children.
When appetite fails, it re
stores it. Wheiv food is a
burden, it lifts the burden.
When you lose flesh, it brings
the plumpness of health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright.
It is the thin edge of the
wedge; the thick end is food.
But what is the use of food,
when you hate it, and can't di
gest it ?
Scott's Emulsion of cod
liver oil is thefood that makes
you forget your stomach.
If you have not tried It, send for free sample
Is agreeable taste will surprwc jou.
SCOTT AnOWNK, Chemists,
409-415 Tearl Street, New Yorlc.
joe. and $1 .00 1 all druggists
Natyral
Gas Stoves
R0UJND ABOUT.
Newsy Notes and Comment Clipped From
Nearby Exchanges.
Samuel Palmer nnd Mrs. Scranton,
of Akron, were married Inst week.
Sunday, week, George Jennings and
Miss Pearl Damon, ages 10 and 10
years, were tnurrled. Father Jennings,
bring out that trundlcbed. Whittlesey
Cor. Medina Sentinel.
Tliero Is a woman in this town of
whom it Is said she is so stingy that
she sits in the cellar and fans the
ice to save tho ice. Kent Courier.
Wo havo nil sizes of thorn and ot prloa
that will please you.
J. Rutherford & Sons,
173 South Main Street.
Telephone 413.
The promoters of tho now national
ban: met In Wadsworth on Wcdncs-
day, and opened tho books to sub
scribers for stock. It Is claimed the
?i!.",000 stock Is now oversubscribed
and If the capital stock Is to remain
at $-'0,000, those already down for big
amounts must cut down their hold
ings In order to allow others In who
are anxious to subscribe. The bank
will probably ho ready for business
May -0. Wadsworth Banner.
the cxpenlcucc of two years ago it la
thought improvements could bo made
nnd n greater success attained. All
that is needed is for some one to mauo
a start. Ravenna Republican.
Wo have not heard from tho "wild
cat" lately, but wo luvVo a genuine
eaglo In this locality. At least sever
al persons say that they have seen him
carry oil' chickens nnd lnmbs. He wns
probably driven ft out Cleveland on
election day or scared from his haunts
near Medina by those blood-thirsty
crow hunters. Rcmsou's Corners.
Cor. Medina Oazette.
Mothers'
Home-Made
Bread
BAKED ONLY AT
MODEL BAKERY
I06 S. Howard St.
You can 'phono o04 nnd have our
wagon stop nt your door.
S. B. LAFFERTY
A twelve-year-old boy named Slog
frcld died at Ravenna last week of gan
grene. The case has bathed the physi
cians, It being rare In children. Both
limbs were affected, one foot rolling
off. The parents refused to have an
operation performed. Kent Courier.
For tho first time In six years there
aro no women on tho Cuyahoga Falls
School Board. Cuyahoga Fulls Re
porter.
W.
B. Randolph has resigned his
position as superintendent of schojpjs,
resignation to take effect at th'c end
of the present year; ids contract with
the Board does not expire until ono
year from that time.
Mr. Randolph resigns to accept a dls
trict agency with Mr. Hubert II. Ward,
general agent for tho State Mutual
Life AbMUruuce company , with head
quarters at Voungslowu. Hudson Independent.
Bamplc and Pool lloom.
..SCHLATHER'S BEER ON TAP...
Mottled nor nnd Choice OlRnfa.
1'ooplo's l'liono 1183.
No. 515 North Howard Street.
AKRON TIN & FURNACE C0M?
Hoc line unci hnmltlnir and nil klncln ot
Fnotory work. Gaiollne, O118 nnd nil
kinds of Stoves Kopnlrt'd. Gns KlttlnR
In nil Its branches. Kurnneo Work n
specialty. Good Work nnd Low Trices.
IB03 SoutH IVItaln St.
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I'eo;
Opp. Street Onr llnrm
pie's Phono 1203.
The building boom In Wadsworth
keeps moving steadily along. New
houses are being prospected nearly
overy day, or us fast as a good build
ing lot can bo secured. Wadsworth
Banner.
There is quite a sentiment among
business men of Ravenna favorable to
holding n sticet fair tills season. With
The directors of tho Medina County
Agricultural society met Saturday to
talk over matters pertaining to the next
fnlr. Nearly all the directors were
present. The society decided to have
tin old fashioned Fourth of July cele
bration on the fair grounds similar
to that held two years ago. Several
interesting features will bo on tho
progiam, and many prizes for excel
lence wll be offered. Medina Sentinel.
Big eggs aro beginning to come in.
Mrs. Lane McDonald sends one meas
juiag (Ix7nl Indies around. If this
is beateu, I will mention a larger one
sent by Mrs. K. v. liUtss, that measures
0?ix8 Inches. Chippewa Cor. Medina
Gazette.
CKOOOOOOOOOOOOCC)OOOOOSCOOg
Imported arid Domestic
Wine Liquor. and H
Cigars &&&&&
Central Cafe
...AND...
Restaurant
g 132 S. Howard St., Akron g
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MUELLER BROS.
Dealers In
HOME DRESSED
Fresh and Salt Meats
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, LARD
AND POULTRY.
OYSTERS IN SEASON.
519 NORTH HOWARD ST.
TELEPHONE 52 X.
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TURNERS TURNED
factuiing plants it will lime to change
Its name.
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Then again, it might hnvo been
worse.
Some people piefer rare steak.
.j. .j. .5.
No lack of water for wash day.
Fresh Shrimp today at Tanner's
Grocery. '
All tho latest novelties In tho way of
premiums given for Coidovtt Coffee
wrappers.
INCREASE
Not Made by Manager of Local
Theatre.
The fact that the prices for seats to
tho pei foi malice of Mis. FIsko are !f'J
has occasioned much comment, iho
local management has nothing to do
with the prices. Theso nro llxed by
the company. Tho rate Is the same in
Akion lor Mrs. FIsko us it has been
every whole else.
At Turner Hall
Athletic Exhibition
and Class Work Review.
Vlall Bros.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
PICTURE FRAMES.
Oinceopon night unit rtny. CnllswlU
receive prompt attention.
SSffKoMiSIIOoOLMRKlTST.
..LADIES' TAILORING 011(1 DRESSMAKING...
1 nm now prepared to mnko AVedcllng
nnd Pnrty Gowns nnd Knney Waists, In
the latest nnproved stylo. All the Intest
designs nnfl fnbrlcs for the spring styles.
An curly Inspection ln lted.
lino tniMIDnO 1W South Mntn Htreot
MO. tUnAhuO, 1'ooplo's 'Phono. 508.
Save your winppers from Cordova
Coffee, l'lemlum list In each package.
At Turner hall hist night work of
classes trained by Dr. Hubert' Nohr
lu the gymnasium, under the (inspires
of tho Turn vereln, was reviewed for
the benellt of visitors to show the
character of the training given and
tho result. It was attended by iSUO
people nnd the athletic entertain
ment wns good and heartily enjoyed.
Tho program was given spice nnd va
riety by musle furnished by Prof.
I.nnt.'s orchestra.
Tho program began with nn over
ture by the orcliestrn nnd then fol
lowed the entering of nil participants,
boys, Juniors and seniors; calisthenics,
boys' class; gymnastic games, knap
sack contest nnd hopping tight, Junior
class; companion or team work on two
horbe-, senior class; relay race, boys'
class; buck nnd flying rings, class
work, Junior clnbs; dodge-hall, senior
tv Dp. HENLEY'S
WL A hit; claim, but one iH
ON.
class; horizontal ladder, class work,
boys' class; dumbbell drill with group
ings, Junior class; exercises on tin?
horizontal bar, parallel bars, horse
nnd jumping, senior class.
Dr. Nolir lias been very successful
as trainer In atliletics, as demonstrated
by work of tho classes. There aro 18
members in the boys' class, 3 juniors,
40 bcnlors and 1- members In the la
dles' class.
SI'EOIAI EXHIBITION.
A gratid gymnastic exhibition will
bo held tho hitter pan of May, or first
week In June, for the benefit or the
prize class competing for prizes this
summer at Saginaw, Mich. Tills na
tional tournament will bo held nunc
US, Ml and l!0, and the local Turn
vereln expects to send 'a class of JO.
Last year at Philadelphia, tho local
class was given -Tith place In exhibi.
lions presented by DO classes. ,
Absolutely Harmless. Cures on the Spot.
BROMO-PEPSIN
"BOTE THE WORD PEPSIM."
nit EC Headache, Sleeplessness,
liUIE3 digestion and Nervousness
AU Druggists, 10, 25, and 50c.
Dr. W. E. Purdy,
Physician arid Surgeon.
Peoples Tel 640. No. 133 Bowery
:ss s 55"B
Candles In Beer Bottles
Furnished Footlights
At Grand Saturday Night.
'EFklFfl
A Most Effective Combination.
A Tonic ami Ncrvlna of acknnwledecd u
nremacy. A euro for Dnlllty. Dyspepsia and
Nervous Disorders. Relieves laiiRiiornml Reir.
craUletillin.lulKhteiistliouKhluHilMteiigtlicns
llieKje.itnrK.iiiH of the body, Improving their
lurictlnnal iiu lly : restores worn-mil nerves :
alaailiRestlon ,promote assimilation ; restores
Hie Ulooil lolls proper constitution and Is won
derfully cincriclona a a ficncrnl Tonic, appe.
lUcr nnd promoter f ph ideal activity. It Is
nliMSanl to the taste, and. used regularly,
hraces tin- sttteni against the dcpicssiuir influ
ences o( Ml,ir!.i,
PRICE $t,00 PER nOTTLE,
If not to he had of sour Druggist, we will
money, i
prepaid,
upon receipt of money, send by lixpress
ialu.
THE CARROUTON CHEMICAL CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
B ALTIMOR E. M D.
l'OU HAI.K IIY
E. STEINBACHERGCO.
Akron, O.
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Candles stuck in beer bottles furnish
ed footlights for almost an hour dur.
Ing tho production of tho "Itunnwny
Dlrl," at the (Jrand Saturdny night,
but tho performers didn't lose their
tempers, the audience accepted the
humor of the situation, nnd nftcr a
short delay, the show pioceded with
out any cutting of piogrniu.
It was all on account ot the electric
llglits-or rather n lack ot them. Dur
ing tho tlrst part of the second net,
tho main fuse wire burned out, and
left" the house In darkness. At tlrst
tho audience thought It was a JoUe In
the play, but Comedian Arthur Dunn
W.C. KITTLEBERGER
DKAIjER in
Saddlery Hardware,
Leather Findings,
Hides,
Manufacturer of Harness.
far-Cash paid for Hides, "Wool, Fur,
Till low nnd Grouse.
348 South Main Street.
Moth Tlionca 005.
THE ACME PATTERN WORKS ....
W iir tho only Koluslo Pattern
Works with Hpocliil Machinery In this
locality. Wo want your business una
solicit your order. Tho Acnio Patterns
save time nnd money.
210-212-214 Cherry St.
Akron, 0
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! H!
explained, apologized and promised a
continuance ot the show after n row
minutes. But tho light didn't como,
and Mr. Dunn nnd Mr. Altken, another
r
comedian, entertained the audience
with jokes and rcadlugs till a number
of footlights were provided with beer
bottles nnd cnndles.
Comedian Dunn nsked tho audience
If It wished the show to proceed with
tho Improvised footlights, but )t decid
ed "No." Howover, the play was con
tinued after n shot delay nnd nftcr
proceeding jr minutes the electric
lights returned.
Everything turned qnt well nnd the
show wns pronounced good.
You will Hud me this year nt llil
S. Howard st., nnd 104 W. Market,
wjth n full lino of tlaiden and Flower
Seeds lu bulk. Also a lino quality of
Lawn Urnss. It will pay you to call
aud tee me before you buy.
J. T. TROWBRIDGE, Agt.
SEE THAT YOUR LAWN IS KEPT
' GREEN !
LAWN SEEDS
Iflest quality, every vnrlety
Petorson St NArlijH
Roth Phones 124. 128 N. Main St.
....ABSTRACTS....
-YOU MAY BE SORRY In Iiuylnp; That
Property. You did not pet an
ABSTRACT Of
Tho Abstract, Title-Guarantee & Trust
Co. 226 S. Main st.- Akron, 0.
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