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FRIDAY, JAXUAnY 24, 1002. I,
AKROK DAILY DEMOCRAT,
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Tonight
Just beforo retiring, If your liver Is
? slueglsh. out ot tune and you tct dull,
billons, constipated, take a doso of
HooH'm Pills
And you'll baftU tight In the morntn.
i HIS ENDS .
Accomplished by John
T.
The "Famous .lohn T." Norrls sue
fceeded. More pictures of alleged
Bwlndlers were Indicted by the Onuid
jjory. but Norrls Is not having easy
Hailing In procuring the necessary pa
pers to britip the swindlers hero If
found. Prosecutor Hagelbarger ap-
Enrently i.nd faith enough In John T.
allow the Indictment of the pictures,
but he Is Inclined to take u hnnd In
the directing of future proceedings.
First Baptist Church.
Notice Is hereby given to the mem
bers of the First Baptist church of
Akron, Ohio, that nt the annual moot
ing to bo hold on Monday, Jan. 27,
1002, n proposition will bo mibmrtteil
to chnngo the rules and regulations of
the church, having referenco to tho
Prudential committee.
B. M. HASTINGS, UlerU.
SUIT
For Heavy Dam
ages Filed
Against Akron Plumbers'
Association.
Id ii hip i'!i
I Hi UUIIIIL lu 1 wv
Mr.
Smith Alleges Violation
Trust Law,
of
TAXES.
(Continued from first pngc.)
time of the adoption of tho State con
stitution, the wealth of tho Htato was
composed or tangible thing, but now
most of the wealth Is represented In
Intangible property.
"Men lire Hcieinei'M, nd laws can't
make men honest, even the Creator
does not accomplish this. Fiee will
Is one of the glories of the human
race, and the shame of the race Is the
use that free will Is put to. It is
preposterous lit put men on their hon
esty In taxpaylug. Indeed, man will
pay as few luxes as possible. Nlne-ty-flvo
per cent of the wealth today Ih
burled In stocks and bonds. Seven-
tenths of the Steel Trust stock Is j
Suit was llled late Friday afternoon
by J. A. Smith, a plumber of Akron,
ugnlnst tho members of tho Akron
numbers' Association, for $22,0430
damages. Attorneys Rowley & Brnd
ley are engaged as counsel, and tho
defendants In tho case nro as follows:
Kraus, Kirn & Co., Akron Plumbing
& Heating Co., II. P. Oahlll, J. W.
Hoffman, Iceland B. Stanford, Qeorgo
A. Whylor.
It Is alleged that tho Akron Plumb
ers' Association is operating ns a trust,
In so much as It restricts trade nnd
commerce. Mr, Smith alleges that ho
1ms been prevented from doing a prof
itable business during tho past year
by the association, which has an agree
ment that It will Jiot buy supplies
from a wholesale' house, which sells
to plumbers who are not members of
tho association. Wholesalers have re
fused to sell to -Mr. 'Smith. This Is
said to lto tho first' case, of the kind
which has been tried In Ohio.
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INDICTMENTS.
The grand Jnr.y Friday afternoon re
ported true bills against the following
persons: I.oe Myers and Nathaniel Mil.
ler, on charge of poisoning tho horses
In Sprlnglleld township, belonging to
Perry Itohenstlno; Allle (.. Dunbar,
horse sleaJlug; Frank Smith, assault
on Kdwurd Snyder, with Intent to
kill; Frank Smith, petit larceny; Harry
Dry Goods Exclusive.
January
Clearance
S&le.
($)Only a few days of tho
mofith left.
()Thoy will all be bargain
days at our store.
(8) Your choico of tho best
dry goods at great reduc
tions. Extraordinary bargains
will bo givon in some lines
wo are anxious to close out.
Cloak Scale.
One-half prico for the
best. Somo at still groator
reductions.
. II 11 .
High
Grade
Pianos
oeooooooooooooooocoooooooo ooooooooooocoooooooorooooo i3MmnMi-mMnimnHiMtHi ft
I. O'NEIL & CO.
A PARTIAL LIST OF
MONEY SAVING PRICES IN
MEN'S FURNISHING DEPT.
A lot of 25 and 50c silk neckwear, any
stylo you wish, for Saturday only . .
A lot of men's fancy shirts, were 75c and
SI, now
A lot of boys' 50c shirts for
A lot of mon's 50c underwear for.
IT2C
50c
-25c
3rjc
15c
A lot of ladies' 25c heavy ribbed vests or
pants for
JpWA ticket to see tho .Passion Play on our fourth
floor, goos with ovory 25c purchase this week.
M. O'NEIL & CO.
ocoooooooooococooooooooooo ooooocgooqoooooooocoogocoo
Shumaker & Co.'s
10th Annual Clearance Sale
of Fine Footwear
Begins Saturday Morning,
Jdouidwry 25th.
' - ' ' - . ;
Don't Miss It.
9vvMtvMvMvVwMvi M9w0lfNl
IQNEE'S SALE!
Of Groceries and Fixtures Still Going on at 119 E
Exchange st. .-
Another Big Cut In Prices This Morning
China Department
water, and like water It floweth where
it can when the lax collector comes
round.
"The first element In taxation Is tho
certainty of things to bo taxed. Any
eystem without this element Is ub
mini. All taxes should, bo collectible.
Do not Infer that I mean to denounce
capital. Capital Is a necessity. Cap
ital, labor and land nro three things
that are absolutely essential.
"Again, no money should bo col
lected which ram not bu used by tho
government to better advantage than
by the Individual, Cnvornniont coin-
tiPtltlnn with Individuals Is wrong.
h S IJlnto taxes ought not In any way bu
t& . ...in. I I . .. mi... ......
comunca Willi luciu uim'is. i nu iuv
enues for each should eomo fiom dis
tinct sources. Ileal estate ought lo ho
tjio basis for local taxes, and the cap
ital stock and gross receipts of cor
porations should bo the basis for Slate
tnxes,
"A further remedy would be an In
come tux. Whether this Is constitution
al or not, as a national tax, matters
not, It has been found constitutional
and very effective In several States.
AUo have an Inheritance tax, but wo
tdmuld not uptko this tax Ion high or
jnen will give away their fortunes
before death, to avoid the tax.
"Do not let thN matter rest here,
but request, ny, demand, for they
nro your servants, of lteprcsentnllves
IJuehtel and Seese, that they look dill-
i gently after the Interests of tho rural-
I ltles In the taxation tpiestlon."
Theic was a marked Increase In at
tendance nt the afternoon hesslon.
"Some I'olnts In I-lve Stock Feeding"
was the subject of an able talk by
Trof. .T. F. Illekmau.
Orlando Wilcox gave an Interesting
I address on "Some I.uw I'olnts.'1 Ho
discussed the position of electric rail
ways, telegraph and telephone lines
on the public highways, lie pointed
out the respective rights of tho prop
erty owners, and the companies. Very
little statutory law was found outsldo
tho franchise granted by tho C'oininls
Bloiiors, and the rights were deter
mined by common law as Interpreted
by tho courts, u very unsatisfactory
wy.
Ho spoko of tho electric railways bo.
, Jng a burden. 'The Clieult Court,"
ho said, "has held that they aio not
a, burden, and havn tho right tit cut
down trees and the like, that nro In
their way without making any repara
tion to tho land owners. Tim Hupremo
court Will, I think, reverse this decis
ion, however,
"In. tho ease of telephone lines, on
tho other band, It Is Just the reverse.
They are held to bo not a means of
travel, and tho companlctt huvo no
right lo cut or trim trees along the
highway without giving the land own
ijr'dno compensation for tho damage
done."
11. Peterson, abandoning children; t,al
lace Straight, robbery; .lames Snyder,
robbery; Milton It. Bentley, criminal
assault on Paulino llossman; Salvator
Cnrauo, Domlnlck Santa and Pas
quale Oarana, burglary; Ohas. Fox,
arson; .loseph B. Kent, forgery; Thom
as Ollhooley nnd James Lavery, crim
inal assault on Ireno Thomas and May
10. .Ionian; Delia Coleman, la'reetly;
Allen Ostrander, stealing chickens;
ICriiHtux Snyder, keeping saloon open
on biiudny.
PERSONAL NOTES.
County Clerk H. A. llewuoy spent
Thursday In Cleveland.
Uov. .1. II. W. Wake returned Friday
from a brief visit In Ifnyette, Ind.
Mrs. O. K. OrlttUli and Mrs. D. II.
Me.Mlllen, of Orrvllle, nro visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. Oliver Wise, of Woostor
ave.
The WcslKnd Athletic club will givo
mi Invitation ball In Militant hall Fri
day evening. .Inn. !lt. Tho commit-
mlttees urns Arrangements W. J.
Wood, It. Dralme, II. Kelfer; floor B.
Wall, II. flolden, P. Haas.
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. .TuBpor, jr., left
Wednesday for Philadelphia where
they will reside. Mr. Jasper having a
position at tho Unlvorslty of Pennsyl
vania. Mrs. Jasper was formerly Miss
Mabel Brownlcss, of Akron.
The West Fnd Athletic club will cou
duct a sleighing pnrty to Mogadoro to
night and nfter supper at Wise's hotel
will daueo In Kuglo hall. Thern will
bo an couples In the party. President
John Woods of tho West Mud club will
be In charge.
Mrs, Chas. A. Marvin, of Toledo, Is
at the home of her parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. J. O. Prlco, helping to fake euro
of her brother, Hugh A who Is fll
with typhoid fever.
Lester,
Decker &
Son,
Capen,
Kroeger,
Willard
and others
Such pianos and bur
prices will always
please you.
Will be pleased to show
them to you. Terms cash
or easy payments
tj- KtifdiZij
Music Store
129 S. Howard St.
M. Kratz, Piano Tuner.
Four quarts Beans 25c
Five 1 lb packages soda.25c
Five 1 lb packages starch 25c
Eight 1 lb packages IXL
starch 2Sc
All 50c teas 3 lbs for . .$100
IVIAIIM
TheUPHAM-BROUSE CO.
Special Fruit Dish Sale
Saturday, January 25th
Largo decorator! fruit dishes 49c
Large decorated nut bowls 49c
Largo decorated fruit plates 10c
Gorman china sugar and creams 24c
Largo bluo jdilk pitchers ; 1 6c
Bluo creamers ' 10c
Decorated moat plattor . 10c
"Bull Doe" Cap Mantels 10c
"The Winner" Mantels 7c
CHINA DEPARTMENT
The Upham-Brouse Co.
1
All Other Goods at Less Than Wholesale Prices.
CIIAS. II. .TONES,
Assignee of W. C. Stoolmlller.
We are Closing Out Our Stock of
Musical Instruments
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
$15 Washburn Guitars, now
$15 Washburn Mandolins, now. . . .
Never before sold less than
$5 Mandolins
d.OU UUliaiS, UlSTRUMBHIS
$9.00
$15.
Others ,at equally low prico. If you are at all inter
ested you will save 4B by taking advantage of our sale.
Geo. S. Dales & Co.,
228 South Main St.
SeeReid Bros.
Tomorrow -For Shoe Bargain
I22SOUT HOWARD
Mr. Olenn K. Winn, of the People's
Telephone Co., nnd Miss Klmn. 0.
llrougliton wero married Wednesday
evening at tho hitter's home, 101 East
VovIh st. by ltov. J. W. Mooro. About
110 guests were present.
Mrs. Emma Taylor, of Mt. Vomon,
prominent there and well knowu here,
Is the guest of her son, IT. P. Taylor,
l-lil Ilalch st., this city. Shortly after
her arrival here, Mrs. Taylor was tak
en seriously 111, nnd has since been
routined In-doors.
SnlrnvHi
Special Offer Saturday, Jan. 25 Cut This Out
Cood for TiOo In Olobo Slam ps, free with ovcry purchase of ono
dollar or over.
The 50u In Stamps nro given In nddltlon to thoso you got
regularly.
W. s. Rodenbaugh, Leader in Gents' Shoes, 1125 S. Main st
C IviSCvjCUI
special otfer Saturday, Jan. 25 Cut This Out
Gopd for 60c in Olobo Stamps, free with every purchase of one
dollar or over.
Tho 50c In Stamps nrc given lu addition to those you get
regularly.
W. S. Rodenbaugh, Leader in Gents' Shoes, 1125 S, Main st
Special Offer Saturday, Jan. 25, Only
Ou-t: This Out
(lood for TiOe worth of CI lotto Stamps
In addition to those you receive with
a one dollar purchase or over.
.UNCI Milt lUtOS.,
Dry tloods. 178 K. Main.
TANNERS
STORE NEWS
BALM of ROSES "e3
our act
Tender Face After Shaving
Lending druggists StSo
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
VOM HUNT A live and a four room
house, twelve minutes from business
center. Clms FranUllu, ir7 Cuya-
.hoga st. 'jao-un
BUCKLEY W. R. C. ATTENTION.
The members of IlucUley Woman's
Jlellof Corps, No. l!3, will meet at tho
Episcopal church, Saturday, at 1:JI0,
to'iutteud tho funeral services of our
Jaie olstcr, Mrs, Mury Norlhcott.
Jly prder
' EVA P. IIBINTSELMAN,
, CAROLINE VOXJX'A, President.
i " Secretary.
Wo are going to try and luive enough
Oysters come lu Saturday morning to
illl all our orders ami have somo left
for evening trade. Our special price
Will still be Q cents for a full quart
can. Surely you would not euro to
buy common bulk oysters, when we
give you such mi opportunity, It's a
pleusuio to rat good things, Noy,
why would It not be Just this way In
getting your oysters".' Wo made special
ariaugemeuls, have them put up spe
cial, no acid pid lu to preserve them,
(limy do this loo much with mi many
oysters and other things to ent). II'h
simply oysters, oysters themselves out
of the shell direct Into the can (that
we get.) (HE ONE OK OlMt OVKTHIt
OIJHTOMERH SATTItnAY.) Tell us
If wo me not right when wo tell you
flavor and quality Is perfect.
During snow storm this week we had
a little time to put In, so had cracked
nicely and placed lu fruit baskets a
fow 1ushels of best shell bark hickory
nuto. We sell them at ten cents per
Saturday all day, with every
purchase of 4 lbs. of Buttorino,
at lOo per pound, wo givo 1 dozen
owoot wrnngos iroo. wo nro
moroly doing this for tho reason
that wo havo 60 many Oranges in
tho houso wo do not know what
to do with them.
VSEMIMER BROS.
Get the Grip
Then Hold on
Wo'vo got the grip on selling tho best
gaR stoves and gas fixtures for tho
money to bo had anywhere. If you
really Intend to mivo money, you ought
to start out right. Don't havo any gas
fitting done or buy any fixtures until
you see us.
THE AKRON GAS VALVE CO.
735 S. Mtxsn st., Akron. Front st., Cuyahoga Falls
I Tel. Peoples ;i.'7; C. U Brown, 41'.'.
argains
morrow
In
REID BROS., 122 S. Howard st
a-t
Star Laundry,
People'!
oh
Bell 11M
It Bud from
purevrseubit
oil. nd l-tlnc
medicated,
box regular, but until we sell the "f0
baskets wo havo ciaeked, prlco will
be 5 CUNTS l'MH HON. Sale stops
when hold.
Don't forget about tho lino fancy
cheese wo receive every Hnturday by
express: Grcunt, Neufclmtel, Bile,
(!ameubert, Sap-Sago, Muensler and
Wiener, all fancy cheese.
Saturday nioruuhig will be due a
nice lot of "Kosher" Meats and
Kosher Beef Knl In ft pound tins.
Woods that we all know are the best
lu the market.
Also .Milwaukee, Wieners, Kiank
furlei'S, l.eberwursl and Mettwurst.
1(H) pounds of 1'iuo Maple Cream,
100 pounds of pure Maple Sugar will
be for Saturday trade. These goods
are pure. Wo know you shall like
them.
If you like Klnnun Ilnddlo, Smoked
Kippered Herring or Cromarty Bloat
ers, we have a direct shipment by ex
press from Huston, Mass.
Telephone No. (ITi.
ruititv 13. TANNER.
MONEY TO LOAN
-ON-HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
Pianos, Organs, Horses, Carriages
Wagonv, Etc" Elc'
If you lire In need of money for a
crocory bill, meat bill, rent, tuxes, or
any other dobi you owe, jrou cnu bor.
row tho money and pay It buck In
email monthly payments, Property
left In your possession and nil busi
ness Htrlctly conlldeutlal. Ouieo hours
from 0 to U:.10 a.m.! 1 to 5 p.m.; open
from 7 to 8 In tho ovenlugs. Bell
phono 700. People's 77.
L.. O. GVBll-ft-.E:ft
Room 14 Arcide Building.
Froo Saturday Free.
A largo Welton blanket to all pur
chasers of 1 lb of Baking Powder.
Grand I'lilon Tea Store.
UARPINA
H H VH HUH H H H HH "ivu.vm.cu.
Illllll H m H destroy ill
Hk M BHj dUeue lermi, keep IM
& pores open anil nuVo the
31 V akla soil and velvety. Cures
Jlllll pimples, blotches, etc Un
Wl ,celled(orthebatli.nurserr,
fiatrMdtompJeilnnjJicicakeejtdruitjehopi,
WNm HtJIL I II Mil Uli to lu retiUlei aelefc
ONE DOSE IN TIME SAVES NINE
When you feel that you hare taken cold lak n
dose of AJtx Cold Cure that will EHD the cold,
frevents FaenmonU i cores tie Crip.
WANTED
Baled Hay Feed
QUOTH PRICKS.
Address H. DORMAN, Wllllamsport, Pa,
DAIRYMELiV!
Try DIstilleis Dried Grains, a wonder
ful milk producer. Let us sell you
mill feed.
Peterson & Wright
933-939 S. tVltklrs S-k.
Skating at Bluo Pond.
L'4-tt
City Laundry,00"6 s
The Gas May Play Out.
But If you linvo ono of those Welton
blankets that wo lire KQlB to fflve frpo
with ono pound of Baking powder you
can keep warm.
Urand Unlou Tea Btoro.
130 South Main.
One Price Piano House
Every Piano marked in plain figures and at
the lowest price at which it can be sold.
This method insures every purchaser a bar
gain. No agents. No peddling. Fine Pi
anos and small profits.
Hamilton Building
205-209 South Howard st.
C. H. MARTIN
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