Akron daily Democrat. [volume], April 25, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

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AKRON" JDAJXY DEMOCRAT,
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Tea is Iho best ten vnluoi in
Akron. Triplo straight, ma
chino rolled and a rovolation
to tea drinkors. This ton is
both food and drink. S. it
G's 8O0 and $1.20 Ceylon &
India Orango Pekoes aro rare
treats.
Hrst Granulated Sugnr tic.
Ono huiuH'od pound bag Granulated
Kugnr ?1.0S.
801IUMA0HER A OAMMKl'KS,
1CI H. Uownrd st.
OlilNA & JAPAN TEA STOR&
Both Phonos. 520.
AMUSEMENTS
AT THE GRAND
Saturday mnllnco mid evening.
April 20. The Irish comedian,
Mr. Bnrney Gllmore, In the com.
edy sueeesH
"Kidnaped in
New York."
The sweetest child actross In the
world. Hear Mr. Glliuoro ulnp
his latest tongs, Evening prices
io, !!5, 50c. Mutlncss, 10 aivd l!oc.
AT THE GRAND
All Next Wook
Commencing Monday, April 8,
HIMMELEIN'S IMPERIAL STOCK CO
A Pan-American success.' Flvo
toim mngnllcent nonery. Bigger
and better than last year.
Prices 10, 20, 30c,ggJTs..50c
Matinees Wednesday and Sat
urday, ltepcrtolrc: AVifc for
Wlfo; Tlie Electrician; A Soldier
of the .Empire; The Veteran;
Sins of tiio Night; Dr. Jokyll und
Mr. Hydo; The Two Orphans;
Ai Man of Mystery. Personal
direction of 'Davo II. Woods.
Ladles' complimentary tickets
will be Issued for Monday night.
Pilgrims Received.
Koine, April 25. Tho Popo received
20,000 pilgrims at St. Peter's this
morning. Ills holiness seemed td be
In perfect health and thanked pilgrims
for their loyalty to the papacy. Ho
was accorded a warm ovation.
RECORD
Of the Special
Committee
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PAINE'S"
Young
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One of the most successful and popu
lar clothing styles for young men ever
designated was 'the Hart, Sliaffner &
Marx 'Varsity Sack.
This season's young men's style Is.
quite different in cut, but not In, Its
promise of great popular favor among
men who seek the latest and best style,
nor In the excellent rpuillty. The flare
In the skirt is gone and tho fiont of the
coat ls'chnnged-decldedly birt It's' the
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btylo all right. If you wantjto hav.e
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the right thing you must fJnd;'our label
It's your clothes Insurance, policy and
n guarantee oksatlsfactlou.
GANY
ess. " ANDi
WOOD
Ready - to - Wear
Clothes and Fash
ionable Furnish
ings. 170-172 South Main St.
Appointed on Demo
cratic Organization.
VVorK on State Campaign to Be
gin at Once.
Willi tho adjournment of the Legis-
Mature political Interest will he center
ed entirely on tho coming State cam
paign, and the organization woik of
thu two parties will engage the chief
attention of thu politicians, says the
Columbus Citizen. Many Inquiries aro
made dally by Hepuhllcatis as Well as
llemocrats in regard to the woik of
the Democratic committee of live on
permanent organization, which was ap
pointed some time ago by the State
central committee, after consultation
with Democratic leaders In all parts
of the State touching tho advisability
of the scheme. Tho chairman of this
commlttco is Hon. II. C. Umber, of
Ureenvllle, and the other members are
Chairman Frey, of thu State central
committee, lion. Charles W. Baker, of
Cincinnati, Hon. Charles P. Salem, of
Cleveland; and ex-Mayor Burnett, of
Springfield. The headiiumters of the
committee arc In commodious rooms
on' the fourth lioor of the Xew Hayden
building In Kast Bioad st.
WOltK SYSTKMATIZKD.
It does not require n rigid investiga
tion to find out that the work already
accomplished here Is of tho kind most
needed by the Democracy of Ohio.
Even the casual visitor at headquar
ters must ho Impressed with this fact,
and the more he familiarizes himself
with what lias been done and Is still
being done, the greater will appear
the advantages which the Democracy
Is assured of reaping from the labor
of Chairman CJarber and his associ
ates. The system of keeping records
and accounts followed at headquarters
is as businesslike as that of a bank.
Every fact relating to the organization
of tho paity Is instantly available,
while new facts are constantly being
added to tho old. In the collection
und disbursement of funds the samo
systematic policy Is evident. Vouch
ers for every dollar expended, showing
the amount, tho date, the occasion and
all tho facts relating to the item may
bo produced at a inoment'n notice.
The committee has merely received
sulliclciit funds from voluntary con
tributors to pay its necessary expenses
and at no time, has it had a consider
able balance on hand. The accounts
however, aro kept with as much care
as if great sums were involved in Its
transactions. That this is a refresh
ing novelty in Democratic 'politics will
not be denied by many Dem'ocruls who
have had dealings with other bodies
oltielally repiesontlng the party In re
cent years in both county and State
organizations.
"SUPKEMR QUINTET."
This Is the manner in which its
work has been prosecuted by the per
manent committee, Ironically called
"tho supreme quintet," by Hepubllc
nns, who have been amazed and dis
concerted at the evidences afforded
of its determination to bo of somo
practical use in llio world. As to the
work itself, it must be acknowledged,
in the first place, that if one solitnry
thing lias been done to build up a
State organization in ndvnnco of tho
campaign, that is ono thing more than
has been accomplished in behalf of
tho party hertoforo during a like peri
od. Tho fact is, however, that tho
committee has in 'every respect vindi
cated tiio object of its creation. It
has done this quietly, with no Hare
'of trumpets, but none tholess effect
ively on that account.
When tho next Stuto oxecutlvo com
mittee meets to take up the work of
tlie coming campaign, it will'llnd ready
for instant uso a non-factional State
organisation prepared to meet the .well
'oiled Itepubllcan mnehliieo'n its 'own
ground at a moment's notice; and it
Is no reflection on nuyb&dy to say that
such an encouraging condition of af
fair's has not existed In the Democratic
party of Ohio In twenty years, if it
ever existed before.
Some criticisms will doutitless bo
heard of the committee, touching both
its operations nnd Its personnel, in
certain quarters. It is not to bo ex
pected that a body so organized will
give entire satisfaction to everybody,
or that it will be wholly guiltless of
mistakes. But it may bo asserted,
with positive assurance that the proofs
to substantiate, tho statement can bo
produced at any liniment and will bo
produced at tho proper time, that tho
committee has eminently .Instilled Its
appointment; that Its work lias been
unselfishly prosecuted for the wqlfuro
of tho wholo party, nud that the re
sults nehioved will ho endorsed with
practical unanimity by the Democracy
of tho Stnte when all the facts aro
known.
Tho Great Deliverer From
Disease and Suffering,
s Gelerv
Compound
Full of Life Giving Power and Virtue Is
the Prescription of a Great
Physician.
Let Us Show You the New
It Has ro Equal as a Spring
Medicine.
It should bo well understood by llio
ailing, physically broken down, nnd
diseased tluit tho oidlunry advertised
nervines, saisaparlllas, tonics, and
pills havo never accomplished the
glorious llfo saving woik In springtime
that has marked tho history or that
health giver, Palne's Celery Com
pound, which has cured such desper
ate cases of kidney disease, liver eom
lilalnt, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspep
sia, and blood diseases.
Palne's Celery Compound Is tho ills,
covcry of ono of tho ablest physicians
that ever lived, and onu of the strong
est proofs of its wort it and value, Is
tho fact that able practitioners iro
scrlbo and recommend It dally.
It Is this P.rlnc's Celery Compound,
dear sufferer, the gieat nerve feeder,
the marvelous system cleanser, and di
gestive regulator, that We now strongly
urge you to make uso of at this season
If you lack the strength of true man
hood or womanhood. The young and
old, the rich and poor extol Its won
drous effects. Try Its curative virtues
without delay If you would be free
from your ailments and enjoy life. A
bottle or two used just now will causo
you to bless Heaven that such a llfo
clycr was placed before suffering humanity.
no flnlfnn Hoods with Diamond l)yo cotton
UJH UUIIUII ciors. M'lll not ciocU on imut.
Her Husband's Money
and Eloped.
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Canton Woman Disappeared With
"Family Friend."
Canton, O., April 2D. Mrs. Gustavo
Weidman disappeared from her hus
band's homo early Thursday, after
drawing ?."00 on tho previous after
noon from a local bank. She took
with lier llio Ifi-ycar-old daughter,
Frieda. Carl Balder, who lived at
tho Weidman home, eft the city Tues
day evening, and It is said that tho
elopers met in Pittsburg. Balder came
to America about a year ago from
Germany. Ho had been in Canton
about six months, during which time
he made his homo at the Weidman res
idence on Tenth sr. Friends of Weld
man have remarked an Infatuation
which grew up between his wife nnd
the man who was permitted the free
dom of tho house.
Spring Styles I 4 p FOR MEN
Don't fall to sec our "Il.anan" styles jjjj Hiftl? I flBl
Wo L-lvo Glolie and Green Ti-.nrlinc- H dH I BHBSl HlVUH
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NICKLES BROS.
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A HEART TONIC.
When all other Headache Itemcdlcs
fall to euro your headache, try Clinic
Headache Wafers, they never fail,
never depress, are n true Heart and
Nerve Tonic and nro guaranteed to
cure. One trial will convince ana you
will then use no other. 10 cents at
all druggists.
"AMOOSIN' CUSS."
Saved Many jt Time.
Don't neglect, coughs and colds, even
U it Is spring,. Such-cases often result
seriously at tins season lust becauso
people are careless, -Aldose of Ono Min
ute Cough Cure wH'fpmovo nil danger.
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. Sure
euro for coughs, colds, croup, grip,
bionchltls, nnd other throat nnd lung
troubles. "I havo used One Mlnulo
Cough Curo for several years'," says
Postn'aster O. O. Dawson, Tlarr, 111.
"It Is tho very best cough medicine on
tho marke't. It has saved mo many a
severe spell of sickness and I warmly
recommend it." Tho children's favor
ite. Win', Warner, Gqiu Pharmacy, 113
Ho. Howard st.
...CORRECTLY TAILORED...
You novor can bo convinced of tho superiority of our
clothing .over others unless you mako tho test. To mako tho
test you must wear tho goods for looks aro oft-times decoptivo.
In wearing tho garments you run no chances, for if tlioy provo
othorwiso than we say thoy will, wo aro ready and anxious to
live up to our guarantee.
For Young Men
Just as perfect in every detail as our men's, and not care
lessly put together with tho thoughts, "good enough for tho
boys," as somo merchants say.
For the B
Extraordinary attention paid to this department for tho
reason that mothers liko to see their little follows as well dress
ed as possible for little money. We havo the solo agency for
the finest children's clothing in the country. Don't neglect to
see the many pretty things we have to offer.
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH EVERY TIME.
There Arc Many Such With the
Walter L. Main Shows.
Artemus Ward solemnly pronounced
tho elephant "a. nmoosin' cuss," and
that ho knew a great zoological truth
when ho saw It will be shown in Ak
ron, May U, when the "Waller I. Main
Shows mako their appearance, pre
senting nniong their immense aggre
gation of wild beasts, circus nnd hip
podrome attractions tho largest num
ber of the best performing animals
over at one timo exhibited. Tho fa
mous original 70-horso act, tho only
stupendous and picturesque perform
ance over offered by any show, is In
cluded in this rare assemblage of ani
mal actors, and a dozen of different
acts appear simultaneously, illustrat
ing in many most surprising nnd en
tejtninlng wuyn methods of t'ho different
schools in which they havo been edu
cated as soldiers. Ping-pong dancers,
funny clowns, jesters, boxers, musi
cians, grotesques,, bicyclists, high bal
ancers, dudes, mimics, comedians, ac
robats of multlversant artisis, Ev
ery bpecles of every ago and' sze is
represented, including animals from
Africa, Asia, Borneo aud Sumatra, and
ranging from tho hugh monarch of ut
least a century's growth to tho dwarf
nnd baby. They also appear in the
grand street parade, at 10 o'clock on
tho day of mo exhibition. Two per
formances, at 2 and S p. m. Doors open
nn hour earlier. Seating capacity, J0(
000; 25 uniformed ushers.
"I had a running, itching soro on my
leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's Oint
ment took nwny tho burning nnd itch
ing instantly, and quickly effected per
manent cure.' o. W. Lcuhmt, ltowl
lug Green, O.
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110 and 112 East Market Street
Up-to-Date Shoe and Trunk,
. House
122 S.Howard st.
For Saturday,
il 26th,
Apr
Only
Lettuce 15c
5
Look al the Best
Fitting Suit to fee Seen
on the Street or at
Social Gathering,
re Who Made
Any
orning Star and
Crystal Flour
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GeoJaasCo,
12? N. Howard st.
FOUR METHODS
Tried In Attempt at
Suicide."
All
Were Unsuccessful
Schwartz Still Lives.
and
Elyrln, O., April tM.-Aftcr trying
by all the methods he could think o.
to destroy his own life, John A.
Schwartz, of Jtussla township, is now
lying in the City hospital wounded al
most to death. Schwartz is a. single
man, J1S years old, and lives with
his father, David Schwartz.
Early this morning, in a temporary
lit of suicidal lnunnlty, he got hold of
a box of "rough on rata," and swal
lowed most of tho contents of tho pack
age. As this seemed to have no immediate
effect ho tried to haug himself, but
the rope broke. Ho tueu got a revolver
and was just about to blow out his
brains -when hH father appeared on
tho senno and succeeded In wresting
the jiiu from hlni. Sclnviirtss at onco
drew n knife and, after blushing both
his wrlfets, cut a long gash In his ah
donien, This forenoon ho underwent
nn operation nt the hospital, but tho
chances for his recovery nro very slim.
Them, Invariably the
Answer Will fee
Tailor,
120 South Howard St.
PRIDE
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What Everybody Says
ust Be True
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ONE DOSE IN TIME SAVES NINE
Take AJax CMd Cure as directed. If it
don't do all at.-d more than we claim, get
your money tack from your druggist.
AND
They All Say We Have the Best
Located Property In Town.
Take Jtnln and Kiiht Market street cars and sec for yourself.
I,ong street, Miller uve.
I.uke street, Ira ave.
Only U0 minutes from corner of Market and Howard sts.
Did You Say Houses?
There Is no better place to build.
Seeing Is Believing.
Go This Afternoon and Be Convinced,
lor Land & Imp. Co. ;
L-. A. IVBilEor, IVIgr.
Allotment Office Each Day from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m, I
Olty O-Ffioo, (Mo. 2S9 S. tHof(rci St '
OPEN SATURDAY NIOHTg.
......4-. t 6 t . O t .$ -. f ;
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NICKLES BROS.
The Home of Pure
Ice Cr.am and Candy.
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C Great Sale of
Pnre Candies
For One Day Only, Tomor
row, Saturday, April 26th
We will offer very high grade, home
made candies, our own make, includ
ing the following kinds:
Sugared Peanuts, Cream Cocoanut ftp
Squares, Butter Scotch, per lb. . .
Walnut Bar, Peanut Bar,
Cocoanut Crisp, per lb.
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10c
Pop Corn Fritters, Vanilla, Molasses Q
and Strawberry Taffy, all at, per lb., '
ORANGES, NICE, RIPE AND SWEET.
50 boxes of fine equality, nice, sweet
oranges at less than regular wholesale
prices, for baturday, per dozen, at
A fine quality of nice, large,
yellow bananas,
per dozen, at
(THU URICK BLOCK.)
162 South Howard Street
Nest to Schumacher & Gammeter's Tea Stor
10c
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Mr. O. AV. Clarke Peach blossoms
are tuaklns the trees around Dayton
grcnt masses of bloom. It &ecms mpro
liko May than April down there. The
air Is balmy, the sun shines brightly,
best day he ever lived.
Jlr. P. D. Hall The work on tho
Hall Park Allotment Isteomlng along
finely. AYe have alrea,dysoId several
lots.
Mr, Howard II. Taylor, of Long &
and thoso who dUHko the strenuous Taylor I had a good timo Wednesday!
life may bo seen on every fence, whit
tling, talking politics, and suuulng
themselves.
Chief or Police John Difrkln I can
beat S. O. Kogers at pi
Jgpong t,he
even though I didn't bring back any
llsh. Tho air, tho sunshine, and the
outing at .the lakes around Akron, aro
.well worth half a dtiy oC any mau'8
time, j.i
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