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AKEON DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY. APRIL 22, 1901
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THE WEATUBU TUESDAY.
Fair.
SMALLPOX
DRESS GOODS
"Wc have nover shown such a
big variety of strictly UP-TO-DATE
CJOODS as wo Imvo on
Sale at present, lllnelc , Dress
Goods have tlio choice this season,
anil uo have made It a point to
plnco before you tho HM3ATEST
VAIjUES In Hip connlry.
AT $1.00 A YAJID-Hlnck Cana
dcuses. Looks very much llko n
whip cord, but entirely a different
weave. The shade of Hlsck Is
splendid. The niatterlal strictly nil
wool, und safely ivcoininend It.
AT $l.r0 Black Voau-dc-Solc
Wood goods, extra wide, ex tin
heavy; woven on thp same princi
ple ns the Pcau-dc-Sorc Silk, for a
stylish suit or uress, moso goous
have no equal.
AT ?2.00 Blnek Silk .Inpon; not
all silk, hut silk and wool. Tho
weave Is of tho wft nature, ery
much like .1 Crepo Cloth. This ma
terial makes up beautiful.
AT 7"e A YAHD Blnok allVool
Cheviot This cloth Is strongly In
demand this Sanson. For haul
wear, Cheviots aro tho bluffs that
give satlslactloti.
A big showing of all the lares
silks In Foulards, AVnsh Taffetas
and plain Talfotas; also Peiiu-de
Sole Silks.
AT ?lXi()--HInek peau de sole
heavy weight high Hnlsh, made ol
u very Hue silk, extra wide, and
very serviceable.
AT $1 ?'ot so wide or so heavy
as the $1.r0 guide, but splendid
value. This silk Is splendid for
waists or skirts.
AT 7Bc A YAKD-Wash TalTeta
silks. In slate, light giey, pink, pale
blue, pllllile and aulomablle ted.
This silk Is giiainnteed fnnl colors.
AT 7,"e A YAH1J-A big assort.
meat of inllVtii silks In all the
leading shades. This Is u splendid
grade for waists or linings. Won't
cut or bienk.
AT 51 A t'AHD'-rl-'Iguiert Foul,
aid Satins, In beautiful shades of
navy, royal anil cadet blues, pinks,
light bines, gieys and greens. Very
desirable for summer diess this
season.
AT liilp A VAUI) -Printed Foul
ard silks, In a big widely of color
Jugs, some inclusive diess pal
terns. Wo find a big ilemiiiiil lor
these silks (Ids season.
Our ?l Kid (.love has never been
matched for Its quality. It comes
In all shades, self or black stllch-
lng, 2 clasp or hook, "guaranteed. '
1C0-1C2 sourrn iiowahd st.
CITY LAUNDRY
Caused Death of Student
at Western Reserve Academy.
n. O. Ncubauer, a student nt West
ern Reserve Academy, Hudson, died
nt 11 o'clock Sunday night of small
pox. He has been ill for a week an
the school has been dismissed for the
present.
He wns 21 years of ago and his homp
was lu Cleveland, where ho contracted
tho terrible disease. Ho was home dur
ing the Easter vacation nml while
there visited the Cuyahoga county pest
to Hudson he was taken 111. He wns
tho best athlete at tho school and
was unusually popular.
Relatives of tho young man an
endeavoring to get an order from tho
State Boaul of Health to remove the
lemalnstoClevelnnd. If they arc un
successful tho funeral will bo held at
Hudson tonight. Business in tho vli
lagp has hceu affected by tho small
pox scare. All those who were ox-
Do You Know
JEIIKON
Makes delicious dessert! No
cooking, no baking, only a
minutes labor. Delicious
flavors Lemon, Orange,
Pcach.Strawbcrry.Raspberry,
Wild Cherry (delicious with
cold meats.)
WET FEET.
taxi
house. A few days after his return posed have been iiuarantlncd.
A Cut In. the Cost
' of Being Intoxicated.
Mayor W. B. Doyle Introduced a de
cided innoatlon In Police Court Mon
day by Imposing several lines of ?1
nml costs for Intoxication. For nearly
20 years the regulation line for this
offense has been ?2 and costs.
"I Intend Imposing a line of $1 and
costs In cases of first offense," said
Mayor Doyle to a Democrat reporter.
"All old offenders will bo fined $2 and
costs or more, peihaps. I heliovo that
tho families of first offenders should
not be made to suffer more than nec
essary and the extra dollar, as a gen
eral thing, only Increases the hardship
of the families of men who cannot af
ford to pay."
UNSOLVED.
A Problem Which Police Officials Cannot Dis
pose Of.
For Reliable
and Good Work.
Both Phones 912. 1063 S. Main st.
k $ $ $ $ $ ? $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ .$ .$
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Money to Loan
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Household Goods
FIA.NOS,
OROANS,
HORSES,
CARRIAOCS,
WAGONS,
ETO., ETC.
"If you will solve the problem of
what to do with him, It will bo a
grand thing," said Police Court Prose
cutor C. 0. Bennor to Mayor W. B.
Doyle In court Monday.
Mr. Benner referred to Bentley Wor
mald, whoe record In Police Couit
stretches over many years. The old
man returned from tho workhouse but
n few days ago. Ho was snow-bound
down tOAVii Saturday night, and sought
lodging nt the City Prison.
About Shoes
We gnard our reputation for sell
ing worthy dependable slices most
zealously. Wo take caie that no
shoe enters this stock but a satisfaction-giving
shoe.
Our Reputation Rests on Our
Hoes
"f.nrty Quoen" Bhops, ilnlnly products
of the shoemnkor's skill, JTS ft ft
nuwlenttiers, correct 33 o. Mil
nhnpos, corroct (II tors ,. "r" w w
Men 's Prince $2.00 Shoes
Tlin limit ot shoo rooiIiipm nt tlio
price. Illuok rlof kid upporn, soft ns n
lilm e, ton nh ns buckskin, ,
For men that hnve soro nnd tontlnr
foot wo have JUBT T1IK HHOK I'OH
YOU.
Come In and See Them
SHUMAKER S CO.
117 South Howard St.
Common Com
plaint In Cohrt.
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City Dried Them For $1
and Costs Each.
A Bunch, of Human Woe Before
His Honor.
Julius Iilghf sounded the keynote for
a miscellaneous collection of petty
offenders In Police court Monday when
he said:
"The snow was so bad, Your Honor,
I could hardly walk. And my feet
were soaking wet Tour Honor."
"Were you drunk?"
"I don't believe I was."
.Mr. Light changed his mind a little
later, and was lined $1 uud .costs,
Mayor Doylo having cut ,the price
for intoxication from $'J and, to $1 and
cost's.
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Wormald Is well educated and nt
one tlmo was well to do. He has a
prosperous family in England.
He wns really fdck Monday.
"I guess you would better go to the
infirmary. You will have a comfort
able place to stay and a physician
to care for you," said Mayor Doyle.
Wormald did not like the suggestion
and pleaded so hard to be allowed 'to
remain a few days In tho CItj Prison,
until he can get straightened up, that
consent was given.
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If you are In need of money
for a groci-ry bill, meat bill,
rent, taxes, or any other debt
v, you owe, you can boirow the
money and pay If back In small
H- monthly payments, so lhat you
Vr will not' miss It out of jour
wages, and each payment re
vt duces both principal and Inler
est. Call and Investigate be-
fore you bouow, us you will
find this plan the most sale,
convenient and cheapest In tho
city. Loan made same day as
Vl implied for. Property left in
vr your possession and all business
vt strictly confidential, Call or
vt write. Olllce hours fioui !) to
vt H:;iO n. in.; 1 to n p.m.; open
from 7 to S in tho evenings.
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Christ and Crucifixion
Subject of Lecture Series
by Rabbi Isidor Philo.
Nelan Oros.
In order to closo out some goods
that It is getting a little hue, In the
season for, ve shnll sell tlum at le
mnrUably low prices.
Chow Chow, per it. 1214c, former
price 20c.
Ilelii.'s inlnco meat per lb. 10c, for
mer price Ific.
10 lb. sack Buckwheat' flour, 25c,
former price ;i,"c. "
Strawberry preserves, per lb. 15e,
former price 20c.
Peach preserves, per lb. loc, former
pilco 20c.
Pineapple preserves, per lb. ltic,
former prlcp 20e. ;
Cherry preserves, per lb. ITic, for
mer price 20c. '
Ituspberry preserves; per lb. 15c,
fomer price 20c.
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FLOUR
We carry a full lino of nil tho best
grades of Hour. Plllsbury's best Hour,
too. "
Teas 'Co'ffaes
Our teas and coffees niTo tho best.
Try them. ,
Dick Hamilton was another mi
whose feet wore wet.
"Oh, I guess I'm guilty," he said.
"All right," said the couit, "this
being your first offense It Is ?1 and
costs.
Frank Schnlckenbush said ho was
not drunk, but had been drinking.
"Your feet were wet, weren't they?"
' "Dreadful.'t
"Is this your first offense?" k
"Yes sir."
"One dollar and costs." ,
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Furniture" Store
149 3. Howard St.
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J. H. DELLHNBEBGEIt.
A. W. HAWKINS.
Nelan Oros.,
Leading Grocers
301-303 Mill st. Akron, O
Both 'phones. 370.
On account of tho unfavorable condl-.
Him of the weather Sunday oveiilng,
inaMng It dllllcult for people to attend
services, Itnbbl Phllo, p.istor ot the
Hebrew Iteformed church, did not
in each his Intended sermon on ".Tews
and ()lirjstlani, nn Explanation," Ho
will picuch It next Sunday evening.
Owing to the recent controversy In
tho newspapers between Itabbl Phllo
and Elder It. N. Biiuck, of Cleveland,
lelatlug to Uhrlst and the crucifixion,
considerable Interest has been at
tracted to the phases of the subject
as lu ought out In the discussion, and
Itabbl Phllo will treat the questions
scientifically, theologically and histor
ically In a series ot lectures beginning
next fall.
Sunday services at tho Hebrew
Uefoinicd church will bo iltscoiitliiued
shoitly after May 1, und the Kildny
evening services will begin and con
thine until July, when tho two mouths'
vacation commences.
BUILDING.
The Rush For Permits
Subsides.
Arcade Building.
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I STAR LAUNDRY.
Storm Has Caused This A Num
ber Issued.
The storm has abated tho rush for
building permits. The following Imvo
recently been Issued as follows: Ohas.
BIcs, hoiiRo, Oarmlehacl st.
Anna Dlcuer, liouso and barn, Halo
holders have been notified that they
must pay In 2.1 per cent, on or before
May 1. A meeting of tho directors
will ho held lu Chicago next I'lldiiy
Wanton1.
Everybody to buy Cordova ColTco,
lOE:t-IL.II.A.IM
Mystic Carpet Cleaning Works
OTTO JENTSCH, Propr.
Bell Phone 2 rlnffs 1124. People's 1261
Office and Works 1 1 3 Bluff St.
Wholeiale and Retail"....
L.urr'&Sbor Dealers.
Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings.
LUMBER SOLD IN CAR LOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY.
I Tel. No. 201.
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( Office, 1027 South Main Street
Planing Mill and Yard, South Hl?h Street
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Tin . B)ro,t-tis,t Patterns
"I Hvo eight miles from here," said
Allen Warner, charged with intoxica
tion. "Where?"
"Unlontown."
"When did you come hero?"
"Thursday you see I had to see
sonic of my friends and the snow wns
bo deep"
"Ono nud costs," said His Honor.
,At or about t o'clock p. in., on tho
2,'trd day of April, A. 1). 11)01, at No.
i:il South Main st., in tho township
of Akron, county of Summit, 1 shall
sell at public vendue, tho following.
pioperly, to-wlt:
One safe, 1 stove, I counter, ! show
enses and contents, 1 lot skates and
bicycle icpalrs, taken as the properly
of Henry Dech on an attachment In
finer of ,1, II. Kiyder and Harry
Weiss.
April 8, 1D01,
JOSHl'H UMHIO,
Constable.
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OSTEOPATHY
J. A. KKRR, D. O.
604 HAMILTON BLOCK
Graduate under Dr. Btlll. tho founder of
Oiteopathy. Houri B to 12; 1 to fi. Con
fUltutlon and Aiiimlnntlon fret-, lVopln'H
phone 250.. '
Why Not Remain at Homo?
Yon have on ot tho most complete
I'hoto-KniirnvlnL' KttahlliihiiiotitB in
the country at your own door,
8. and 0. ENGRAVING CO.
70S IVIIII St.
August Ituedy, house, Sumner
Wlieeler sts.
Mary Sell, addition, Hell St.
M. Iee, addition, Hunt Thornton st,
Aiuliow Trans'., house, (Jalo st..
John H. raiker, addition, Kast Ks
change st.
Albert Kimk, house, Nash st.
Imls Neubauer, addition, North
Howard st.
Mrs. II. Ij. Snyder, house, AcQiieduct
st.
First Imported Cigar.
The first Imported five cent cigar
ever sold In Akron was placed on the
maiket Monday morning. It comes
from I'orto Klco and tho box bears
the importation stamp.
Girls.
Save Cordova ColTco wrappers, get a
steillug silver waist set free.
Discharged.
Adolph rioldsteln, of Akron, tins
been discharged fiom bankruptcy by
Judgo Wing of Cleveland.
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.lames McNainara changed tho pro
gram by not having had wet feet'.
Hut ho had had a dry Interior and It
cost hi ui $1 and costs.
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Joseph llogers, a colored man, said
he was arrested once beforo for in.
toxicntlon. It was two years ago. no
was lined $2 nnd costs, and looked
glum over the extra dollar assessed
against him.
That you could imagine aro to be found here in our assortment
of Sl'EIG WOOLENS, for
Suitings, Top Coating's &.nd Trotfterings
We guarantee our work, Btylo and fit.
Union labor only is employed In our shop.
JOHN FREIDRICH, -lin
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"It was so long ago, I don't remem
ber," said nugh Ready, charged with
Intoxication, when asked If ho had ever
before been arrested. Tho Mayor
thought $2 and costs would about lit
tho case and, perhaps, refiesh Mr.
Itcady's recollection. That lino was
lmpoM'd.
R SALE!
A Good Restaurant in Good Location
A first-class Investment. Write for
particulars.
Oood Chance,
Cnre Democrat.
Iry the Democrat's want columns.
Seldom equaled, never excelled, is
Cordova Coffee.
FIRST ASSESSMENT
Called by Great Western Cereal
Company.
Tho first assessment oil the stock
subscriptions of the Great Western
Cereal Co., has been culled, The share-
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SOLD 11Y WM. WASHER,
Mi Koutli Howard nt. Akron, Ohio.
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K. II. ."Marks and John McCnrty
got Into n light In n noward, street
saloon Kntuiday night. Pollccmait
Huffy arrested them. Marks wns uu
able to appear Monday. McCarty said
he acted in self-defense nnd was lined
$2 and costs.
bo not leave home on a Journey with
out a1 bottle of Olinmberlnln's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is
almost certain to bo needed and can
not bo piocured while you nro ou hoard
tho cars or steamship. It Is pleasant,
safo and reliable. Tor salo by all
druggists. H Stelnbacher & Co., whole
sale agents.
noot: & Kilmer,
188 S. Howard St.
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ALL AWNINGS
Mndo nud put up by us In this
city thlB Bnrlnir will bo kept in
running order during the season,
takon down In the fall and stored
free ot charge.
People's ( llusloeaa hours, No. 78s
Tlionea I Any other tme ,...Jo. W0
137 S. laiu St.
Going
South?
It eo.youstcuro many advantages tyw
Ine vl Cincinnati, tho Queen & Crescent
Route nnd Southern Ry. Its fast trains pen
etrate every part ot the Central South. a
hour schedule Cincinnati to Jacksonville ana
New Orleans. 9 hours to Chattanooga. 08
hours to ShrcveporU 56 hours to Poit Tampa.
Observation, parlor and cafe cars tree re-
cllnlne chairs Throuch Pullmanito all Im
portant Southern cities. ,
Oar tttAklctl t.U Taa tkl tA.Mtuulvl o(Ttr OTH
etkrt (oaui, .ad r mb( fr lb. MkUf . V bj Met
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THROUGH LINE
To Pacific Coast Secured
Pennsylvania R. R. Co.
rhlhuleliihla, April -"-'.-(Spl.)-After
persistent denials It Is now seml-offl.
daily announced that the Pennsylvania
railroad will have representation In
tho board of directors of the Atchison,
Topekn, & Santa Fe, by nt least two
members. i;hls will glvo tho Pennsyl
Viiula a through lino to the raclllc
Coast, as tho Atchison Is tho only line
running from Chicago to San Francis
co over Its own tracks. '
Erie's New Train.
The Rile will (idd a new train to Its
passenger service June 1. It will
leave Chicago at 10;!10a.in., rcaclung
New York tlio next nftoniuon nt 4:110.
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324 South Main Street
Hnvo added u FINE LINE of
WALL PAPER
In connection with tlioir FAIIJT business.
Prices lowest in tho city. Your patronage is so
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Angelo Andrew Paint & Varnish Co.
Np. 324 South Mtvin St.
IDST-We Gve Gkibe Stamps.
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Caesar,
DENTIST.
:80 to lltao a.m. j Uq 5 p. 111.
42a Hamilton Building
This train will run through Buffalo. People's Pfione m, AJtron, O.
The EDS0N FISH MARKET
'Ihe only pluoo In town to And afull
Block of
Oysters, Clnnw, Fish, Etc.
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