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THE AKRON DEMOCRAT
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324 Cast Mill street
PUBLISHED BY
THE AKRON DEMOCRAT CO
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No. iao
Editorial and News Booms, Both
'Phones,
No.872
SATURDAY. JUNE 14, 1002.
There's no room for n "Biff Sovcn"
In Summit County's Republican poli
tics. Gcneinl Dick Is a-plenty.
What n say time Americans ate
having In London, to bo sure! Unllko
the Boers, they do not escape paying
opmt of the war tax, voluntary vic
tim, tnough they are.
The Pennsylvania convention dele
gates lind very llttlo to gay about tho
corrupt Use of money In politics. Mr.
Elklri might be able to tell something
of the puilty of conupt politics, If he
v puld.
Senator lln-u'H simple declaration
that tho Philippine question will not
bfe settled until It Is settled right will
outlive whole scores of Hate conven
tion platforms, with their cant nbout
rttijy and destiny.
'Ulie country Is waiting to.hc.i.' Gov
ernor Stone, of Pennsylvania, tell
what he knows about Quay methods,
as ho promised to do If Mr. EJUIn
were defeated for the nomination for
Governor.
Akron seems thus far to have es
caped the seventeen year locusts,
rfhfr Ul 6 numerous In the Bast, how
ever, and loversof locust pie' and
sfmllw dainties may havo their long
ings satisfied by Journeying In that di
rection. Humanity Is much too pr6ho to grurn
ble. The warm, moist weather rif the
past w'ncfe has wilted many a collar
and caused real suffering, It Is true,
blit It ban lulded materially to the
growth of thft crops 6n every farm In
Summit county, and the aggregate val
tio of tlo good so rlono w6ild ilirt
high. Tho rain fr.ll has been greater
than the, aerage fur this season.
Trusts and tho tariff are the two
great problems bftf6to the ""country,
says Henry Wade lingers of the Yale
law school In a Chicago Intenlew.
Tho trusiSaro largely dependent on the
tatftf, and one way of meeting the
trust problem must be through the
tariff which helps to creato It. Prof.
Rogers finds opinion so prevalent lit
favbr Of tariff revision as an anti
trust measure that he wonders what
Is Impeding Congress In the matter
whether. Roosevelt Or some other
factor. Another bolster to the trusts
Is the 'special railroad rate, and to
tho contention of Messrs. Hill and
Horrlman and other ralhoad magnates
that the government should let their
business alone, Prof. Itogpis repeats
what lifts been so often said In these
columns, that "It will either be govern
mental control or ihtes or state owner
ship of the loads."
THE VIRGINIA WAY.
(.from tli Rprlngrtclrt Republican. )
The Virginia Legislating that author.
lel the railing of a constitutional con
vention stipulated that tlio now consti
tution should be submitted to thn peo
ple, and the Democratic state conven
tion, representing the dominant party,
also promised by lesolutlon that tho
constitution sliould.be submitted to tho
people. Yet In the ery act of break
ing those pledges tho convention had
the audacity to appeal sanctimoniously
to the Almighty for the dllno appio
val' Wo, theiefoie, the peoplo 6f Vlr
glnln, J.6 assembled In convention,
through our repiesentatlves, with grat
Itudo to (?od for his. past favois, and
Invoking hl blessing upon tho result
of oilr dollbcrntlous, do ordain and de
clare the following invlsed and amend
d coriUtnton for the. government of
the commonwealth or Virginia.
An appeal to the Almighty Is al
waytf In order, mil It's im now trlel;
to planter lirokon plodq.l 'with thu
treacle of the divine blessing. But It
Js something now to tnooi potato an
nvoetl6n to God and a bioucn plcdgo
Into a single pmagiaph of the consti
tution Of a Christian people.
$1,50 Akron to any point
on L.BKV nauiauqua ana re
turn, Sunday, June 15, Eric
R. R: 50 mile boat rldo on
ono of the most beautiful
lakes In tho United States.
Train leaves 6:25 a. m.
TRADESy COUNCIL j
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Get Into tho band wagon.
Harmony with a big H.
'Rah for Mayor" .Ibhnson.
Three cheers for Old Glqry. '
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Seven always was a lucky number.
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The good mosquito Is the! dead one.
Rain and picnics seem to be running
on tho samo schedule,
Blackberries for the palato Of the
epicure.
Harmony! Three cheers for Har
mony. Where are the poems about the "new
mown hay?"
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No, .Tosste dear, tho harvest flays
havo not even begun.
Oh, for a plunge In- some cooling
lake! ,
The green apple Jd"kc getting ready
tb make another grand, farewell tour.
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Mayor Doyle might call Mayor .Tohn.
son's attention to the clean streets.
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Democratic harm6ny-and tho poor
Old B. ,T. looks woirled.
The Hon.- n. C. SanfOrd would 160k
well among tho HarmonylteS.
Let me shake tho hand that shook
Tom L. Johnson's.
Good morning, neighbor B. .T. ' Are
there any more bats in your belfry?
4.
Even McClosky, the untamed lion
from Mogadore, held his peace.
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Lucky the school boy who has a
"gran' paw" who llies on a farm.
Carnac's back again. The Grocers'
picnic is safd fOr another year.
The country boy now gazes at the
dainty summer bonider fiom afar.
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Tho throat doctor favors a big crowd
at the hall game and an exciting con
test. If some'of the rain could be Indtiecd
to hold over until August, tho favbr
would be .highly appreciated.
The ease with which the city raises
hioriVy 'WaEcs'wllHo hoy wish" he
mlgjit also Issue, bonds.
Pny.day for rirenien and pfllieewen.
TueSdrty" Giocers will be paid the
saiiio day? -
A motqulto between the palm of tho
hand and sonic Iiaid surface is bet
ter than tn'b on tle luck of the neck.
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Our bllft.v, legislates better toko od
Mintngn Of the fong days. They will
soon be oyer1.
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Almost too much prosperity. Watei'
melons, strawberries nnd blackberries
to chOoso from,
-t'
I'lsh are beginning to recover from
the fright that accompanied the Hist
rush after the beginning of June.
If ClialrmAnltofteis h.is trouble
keeping brder he might call bn Council
Vlc6riesldent Grttltlilor.
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Next tiiVio Jtayor Johnson conies to
Akron, lie may be Governor, or Sena
tbr." or sometlilng higher Aild then
we'll Jet hi pi trtlk n Music hull.
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The best "ilshin' places." the deep
est swlmmin' hrties," and tho new
calf ate ,belUg. shqwii tb tho city con
sin. The Kent Bulletin sagely 'observes
"When in driulH ubo common sense."
The same uile should apply to those
In love-but It doesn't.
To see the way ev Commissioner
John McParjand writes Insurance, one
would never' trilnk he had been out of
the business nt all.
Swimming will loso most of Its popu.
larlty, now that th'eie will be no fur
ther opposition to tho boys who dip In
tho canal, Theto Is no sweqt half so
enjoyable as a stolen one.
The resolutions adopted by today's
convention nre' well woith hiding,
and wl st.ano; too. test or thn enemy's
fire, Now It appeals that Judge Ginnt
may have something tb do with them.
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Local hbrtfeihoofa nre not all feel
ing as easy" as they would, were t
not that n hill passed by tho Leglsla
tmo icqillres. Ohio hojseshoers to pass
an examination on tho anatomy of
thu horse'a boef, and tho time Is draw
ng near.
There will be something doing In
the 1). .T. bftlco when the edltof gets'
back from. California. In his absence
his young man proxy ventured Tbrth
ln6 tho deep wntcrsof polltlcftjlk little
wautbu boys on bliddtrs. Wherwjs.
OUR t WORKING GIRLS.
Hfelp and Health for
Cry, "Oh I Dear.
Well Enough to
Obliged- To.
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TTnTO rtftpn tfirtsn AlcmiflpAnf.
Bhops, nnd factories' by tho poor girl who has worked herselMo tho
point where nature can enduro no more and demands a restl ino poor
sufferer, broken in health must stand aside and make room for another.
The foreman ears, "If you arc not well enough to work you must
leave, for wo must put eomo ono, in your placo."
Standing all day, week in and week out, or sitting in cramped posi
tions, tho poor girl has slowly contracted eomo deranged condition of
her organic system, which calls a halt in her progress and demands
restoration to health before she can be of uso to herself or any one else.
To this class of women and girls Mrs. Pinkham proffers both sym.
pathy and aid. When these distressing weaknesses and derangements
assail you, remember that there Is a remedy for them all. We havo on
record thousands of such cases that havo been absolutely and perma.
nontly oured by Lydla B, Plnkhftm's Vegetable Compound, restoring
to vigorous health and Uvea of usefulness those who havo been pre
viously Borely distressed. Bead the
I MB i -jiiHBBml 1 ' mjMB -Cr3H
Hero Is the Story of Thousands of Young Women who are
kMMfcwfe. Helped to Health by Mrs. Pinkham.
r"' D&Ah Mbs. PiukHAM : I nm troublod very much with the whites, and
'a bearing down of tho womb. My back mines so that-I-am hardly able to
work. Will you kindly Inform me what to do as I am suffering most terribly,"
Miss May IIuecu.neu, Mlddlo Village P.O. , Lon Island, N.Y. (Mar. 17, 1000.)
' "Dear Mrs. Pinkuau : I write to thank you for the good your remedies
havo dono mo.
" 1 wrote to ybu describing my troubles nnd followed your directions, I
had doctored a great deal but nothing seemed to help. nAfter using six bottles
of Lydla E. Plnkllntn's Vcgataulo Compound and four paekages 6t
of the leucorrhcea (whiten). 1 would
ing women who rieed them." Misa may liuECuscn, wmaie viuage tr. u.,
Ixng Island, N.Y. '
" When a mcdlclno has been successful In'rcstorlria; to health
more than a million women, you cannot wcll-ay rithqtyt frying i
It," I do not bcllovo It will help me." If you aro'ill, do not hesitate '
to get a bottle of Lydla E. Pinklmm's Vegetablo Compound at
once, nnd wrlto Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for, special advice.
It is free and helpful. Writo to-day, delay may mean death.
REWARD
be rlit to idt penon
rttiiire. or wat
ildn. LjrdUE.
Dob Mlicu the ydting indn got too far
from shore?
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Truly tile speetnole of f-nni ft6ers
rtrtd "Bill'' Youns weeping' dewrt eitch
other's bnelis, and ,. Chnrloy ISbell
touching elbows with Ab Pnlse, all ort
the fiaino lloor mid in the sumo con
oritloii, was a slfiht which the coun
try dpIcRfltes hid hfit tm fdr mnnj'
n dny.
Mr. Clkln, the 'Indlrtim pldw-boy,"
w honi Quiiy threw down In his aspira
tions to be Odvornor of Pprtnsylla
nln, hastpned to Inform tho people thnt
ie, would support Penny pneKcr and tho
'entire ticket. S'obody oxpeeted any
thing else. It has beon a long tlnle
since onyhody failed 16 dbey Quay in
the perfililtifory not df votlrt'.
The pievalenco of wet weather, ex
ternally, has caused sojue Indhlduals
to bYllop that they must keep Up with
the pace, Internally. Tour men were
arrested In tailous parts of the city,
Fild.ny, hopelessly and helplessly in
t6xlCated. Majbo the clerks better wait for the
completion of a new hall and a pos
sible gymnasium for the Police beforo
they obtne tORcthcr with the coppers.
on the diamond. The coppers, Judg
ing fiom tho putting and perspiration
thht weie incidents of IftSt j ear's gauie,
ned liatrtlng.
Those who live in Akron would do
well tft think twice before leaving
this elty for now homrs. u Is high
nnd dry, And the "smoke niilsnnee"
is scarcely perceptible, as compared
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Tho principle Involved :il having a Trust Company settle your
estate or handle your property Is the correct one. A good,
Trust Company never dies; never runs away, aud Its trusto
are in the charge of competent experienced men.
The Akron Trust Co.
A Bank for Savings HAMILTON BLDG.
We act nfl trustee, assignee, guardian or executor, and the
cost Is small.
AKROKvDILY D$fOCftA,tt.
Those Who Now
I am Really Not
Work, But I am
"
"R-rtrHs rttirt armlcnn. In our CTCnt rnlllfl.
following letter.
recommend your, remedies to all snafT
Owing lo the ticl lint om (kpllt fcopW "
hT Horn time to tlm qutjtirtnfd thf(nolnt-r
nMl th tntimAnui itirt '? coniuntir
City lUnk, el tynti, Mill., j,mo, whleti will
uh II. i n. mi hare dansilted with the MttlDDtl
w lute dtiHMiten wttn tno niimvti
:. l Lvtin. Mill., Jl.eco, which wilt
who will how that Iht t)oo'ieitlinoA!l U not
publUhtil bflore nbulnlnic tho-wilto'i ipecUl twrtnU-
1'lnUlmm Wedlcln Company. LYiln, Wl
with other cities. The character 6f
Akron's Manufactories generally Is
sueh thnt not a great doul of dirt is
nlflde by them. Moreover, the manu
facturing establishments of Akron nre'
models of their kind. There are io
tumble-down looks nbout them, 'At
all are kept iu good repair. To see
ia striking contrast to this, It is not
necessary to tmvel far.
To thoso who understand tho priva
tions and Inconveniences which trr.vc.
eis must endure, there Is far moro
than Idle Interest or curiosity in tbo
gioups of foielgners who emigrate to
America and Journey into the interior,
lOr instance, on a B, tfc O. train en
route from Pittsburg to Chicago, Fri
day evening, there Was n group of
Hungailans. Their "captain" could
speak English fairly well, as he had
been In this country before. He had
gono back to his native land t6 git
ruarrjed, and his bride was with him.
She was a fairly good-looking girl of
21, and tho groom confided to ope
of the passengers that It hod cost him
$400 to return from tho United States
to marry tho girl ho had loved since
boyhood, lie said that the group of
Hungarians on tho train had been
travollng for six weeks, and eonte of
them, weio becoming very weary of
the trip. Those- who travel toiucli
cannot help sympathising tilth these
poor pobplo, who are obliged to make
long trips across water and lajul a
most like cattle, On tho train, Friday
evening, tho women , and children
all were riding In tho smokctviwould
occasionally curl themselves up on a
seat and snatch a few minutes of
slegn. One of the women was sick,
fsho Jiad n little baby with her, but
would not trust the child but pf her
sight. Tho poor woman could eat
none of the cheap, unpalatable faro
to be obtained at tho till road eating
stations, and this was all tbey could
get. .All were tired riding, and the
panorama of scenery In tho new coun
try had ceased to break the monotony
of th6 Journey. All they could do was
wait and hope for the end of tile long
trip. To feel an Interest In these peo
ple. It Is only necessary to placo your
4olf Irnaglnarlly In tho same position.
Six' weeks' of travel In the steerage
of a boat and in smoking cars will
bear heavily ifpon the patience and
endurance' of any person, and espe
cially women and children.
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
figotism wears awfully squeaky
shoes.
About the oaly time anybody has
use for red hair is In a tight.
The average husband Is so good a
disciplinarian that bo can train bis
wlfo to have absolute control over
him.
The way, to get solid with a woman
when she has three callers In ond af
ternoon Is to speak of It as a reception.
A woman's dread is not so much be
coming a mother-in-law as reaching
tho very next stage, the grandmother.
Nov York Press.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
One man's fad Is another man's for
tune. ,
The last weather report will be tho
crack of doom.
Whin a man drinks like a fish he
doesn't take kindly to water.
Idollzo a woman If you will, but
don't try to understand her.
Desperate straits and crooked ac
tions are often closely allied.
The world bos little use for a man
who tells It a disagreeable truth.
A feol can afford to laugh at the
wise guy who plays for foot entertain
wents. If all women were mind readers ev
ery man on earth would take to the tall
grass.
Some men glvo their- friends sure
thing tips on the prlneiplo that misery
loves company.
, It's ah easy matter to take things
as they come; it Is letting them go
again that tries a man's fortitude.
Chicago News.
A DOMESTIC TYPEWRITER.
I've bought a new1 typewriter, and my
wife.
wun I come home at night,
explains to me
How fehe contrived to find each separ
ate key,
Ajid can't sco why It's hard, to save
her life; and then Sits down and
writes a little While,
And shows me this with a triumphant
smile:
HOW I tHe ThnE (or All; gOoO
MEn tO eOije TotHe aid oP tHeltt
pfttttY!
I just taught her that the same old
line that'r
Where'er man's writing's done by
a machine,
And don't think that I havo ever
seen
A'mortal moro spontaneously enthused;
,fThe had a Chair up In Just half a
minute,
And In another she was fairly in It;
NoW IS tile tKme fOr aLl gOoD
mX to CoM4 to UIES alD oF thelU
partYY$7
I think that she has written that one
'line
In forly-seven thousand different
st, les,
And all the while her face full
wreathed In smiles,
While apprehension raced along my
spine,
For I'll admit I feared that the
might fling
An axe or something at the cranky
thing;
N'OW IS THE TI5IE For all gOOD
meX tho koMe to tHE alD of thEIR
tfcrgy?$
Hut oh! that angel's patience la Im
,i mensel
She sat and calmly hammered right
along
'Most every word she wrote twaa
written wrong.
And, looked In general like thirty cents!
Yet, I maintain, tho world Has never
pecn
One'llnc as sweet on any old machine:
uOW s tHE time fOR aLL gOoD
uiEn to coMo to tHe aid oP tHelrlt
PantYt-Baltimore Xewfi.
Wny Suffer With Your Kidneys?
The .discovery oi iir, Geo. Lelning
er's Kor-mal-de-bye Kidney Tablets has
proved n blessing t6 thousands of Kid
nty sufferers w. ho havo been restored to
perfect health. . These tablets drive tho
Itidney disease germs out of the Wood,
and prevent accumulation of Uric Aclu
in the system. We urge nil sufferers
to, give this scientific and successful
Ifldnlty remedy a trial. They com
In to sixes, 25 and 50 cents. Ootafl
tini cret it trial treatment free nt nil
U, druggists, ' t&S
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$
4T AHA
tj.i r. SAUi.HJtt''
v''Blh&
Special Sale of Spectacles
for Thirty Days.
16 K gold jllled frames yifch solid golA
bridge and end pieces
This Is the best bargain ever offered in Akron In the spectacle line, is
this is the best wearing frame add will last nearly a life time. Eyes
examined freo of charge. I am permanently located here, at 11(1 S.
Howard St., up stair.
S. J. FREEMAN,
, Bell 'phono, Cherry, 41.
Ofllee Ho.urs S a. m. to 5 p. m'. Saturday evening tb 10. Sundays 10
a. m. to 12 m.
THE AKRON LAUNDRY CO.
The only Up - to -
the City
0 - - - i'4 - ' -
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In tj. !..
l ruutiHU, muiMUkCi ez tu.
THE ROLLMAN
CHERRY SEEDER
This perfect Cherry Seeder does not crush the cherry or dause
any loss "of Juice; n practical machine for large, small or Cali
fornia cborrlts. The seed-extracting knife drives thu seed Into 6ne
dish nnd actually throws the cherry Into another. The mark Of the
knife can scarcely be seen on the
Trice only
Lawn Swings $5 to $6.
t 2'
The Rockaway lawn or porch swing, iron GflA Z
1 frame, strong and durable H'X
I Poucliot, Hunsicker & Co.
t 216-218' South Main Street. Both Phones 314.
FIR6 HOfeSE FELL
And Cau'seH More Excitement
Thjm Conflagration.
Tire broke out Saturday morning, at
7.05, in "Toramy'OIfnn'a saloon, on
North Main St., and did damage to the
extent of $15. Departments l, 8 and
6 were called, tfne fire started from
a gas stovo dn the. first floor. While the
combination truck I)'0. , was being
driven to tho Are, one of tho large,
black horsfc attached to it, slipped on
Main near JJU, and fell heYr. after
one or two unsuccessful efforts to save
himself. The hor?e,wfts scratched con
siderably, but M0' IoUMy hurt. Chief
Mertz said tho stroettrworo slippery, as
the sprinkling cart had Jnst passed
rfver them, .
OLBVELANn-BOSTOK BALL GAME
I AT? OA'NTOV,
Sunday, .Tune ity only" 5ti cents round
trip. C. T. it R; B. . Train leavea
Union depot fi:33 a.W,i Howftrd st. 12
o'elock, noon. '
ELLGANT PAjttOB CABS TO
FITT8BURq.
via B. & 0. B, B, Train leave Union Bead tho Democrat liners.
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SATUIIDAT, JU5JP 14, 1002.
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date Laundry in
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Tel. 255.
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seeded fruit "MBJI JP
LAMPRBOHT
BROTHERS & CO.
BANKERS. BROKERS
Investment
Securities
Local Stocks Bought and
Sold on Commiision S ft
Akron Of floe :
216-218 Hamilton Bldg.
Both fhones Ul. CLAISB X?t, Krr.
OTIS g HOUGH
Bankers d Broken
110 Hamilton Building
People's Phono 324 Ball Phone 22
Station, 12:25 p. m., arrives Plttabu
6:00 p. m., dally except Sunday. Parld
car fare to Youngstown 25c, to ntu
burg, 50c. K June
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