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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET.
WritS or Attachment Issued By The
County CLERK

During the month OF August. Cupid
has bcen just AS busy ms any other SEA 70
son of the year in spite OF Dog DAYS
ana not weather. II seems that the
mischieveous little God of Love never
takes any vacation, but goes right on
with his double iointcd domestic
felicity business at all ssasous of the
year and is 10 rrspeeteT OF porson
since the Young and old. the rich aud
the poor. ire, ,pcctive of age, ser color
or previous condition Of servitnde want
to get under their own vine and RR
trre according TO the Constitution
So mote it be. 1t is said that matches
are made in Heaven" but we don't
youch Tor it this hot weather.
Here are some OF the LATEST quot.
tions from the records II tho Clerk (
the Matrimonial Market. who very an
propriateiy has his Office in the Court
House
Minor s. Fields 80, Cora A. johnson
.2l.
Former a Trestouian and latter from
Pennsylvania.
Theophilus Thomas 20, Alice H..
uuRgins ~.
Both natives OF this county.
Oliver II. Bolyard 20 Carrie NJ.
Iinn 81.
Both PrestonIans and ~ tho bride
is 10 dozen years older than the groom,
she will be entitled to bc Speaker Of
the House.
william H. swope 20, Viola 81.
Ugherty 90.
The groom from Dawson, Pa and
evidently "a "Pennsylyania Dutehman"
from his name The bride was born
ard bred, " not in old Kentuck." but
in oii Preston.
Joseph ;. welch -. Virginia u.
Gribble 3t
The former - a Welch man, but stnl
like the bride he was born and raised
in this county.
George 50. sbehl 10, Harriet J. Castle
23.
The groom halls from Ohio, bot the
bride was fairy Castle raised in old
Preston. The minister bY few magic
words changed this Castle 20 Shohi.
John Z. Ilimebriclse 22, Lula +.
Eichelber3er S3.
Born is Preston With imported
names.
David y. Csrson ~. Buena v. Potter
%.
Groom from Pennsylvanta and bride
born in Tucker county, this state
The bride was young widow and she
did not Potter arouud very long tW
She got another husband and 4 fine
looking fellow too.
George w. simpson 81. Sarah f.
Stonebrskcr 90.
Another Bucteys bride gre orn and
Buckwbeat county bride. summon
was corporal in the second W. Va
Regiment and thc bride n daughter
Of Jim StOnebraker. She President Of
the Nation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31

therefore exactly what pr. Stathers
did not want
When the investigation wnS begun.
the board passed an order providing
that no emploVe should bc removed
for any testimony which he might give
during the investigation. Conpe-
quently MIR. DE Foe could not be re-
moved for this Tcason. Dut u trumpcd
mp charge about something which oc-
CURED Abont three mouths ago and
WAS tigated then and dropped
was mad" the cause for his removal
Walter Brown. OF Eruxton county.
another eInploye, was also removed on
Monday. lie had not testified bnt had
expressed opinions freely and the
reason given him for his removal was
thst he was not m sympathy with the
ministratiou
IT was expected that he would try to
find some pretext for removing Mrs
Spmmervillr, the cuplove whose testi-
mony against him va> so strong. In
stead of this however, be called her
INTO his Office Monday aud instead Of
repirmandiug her assumed an nffec.
tionatc manner and tone of voice aud
told her that IL WAS not in his power
to remove or retain her but that " it
were he would retain her. lie in,imat-
ed TO her, however, that il She would
ask him as a favor to iuterccde with
the board for her retention he would
do So
Evidently he has not yet given up
hopes Of inRratiating himself into her
favor and with his own admission that
'c had once said he would give half
his years salary for her affection no
one can doubt his motives in trying to
gam her favor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
AGRICULTURAL PLEHEET VEHICLE AND FURNITURE BUILDING
National Export Exposition Philadelphia Pa September, Octo
Ono Of the mnst "a

NaEx
hmhe
t~ classes ~ooM"n
1.-THE
beg and rom
Thebni
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feet Broawa
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the OF
et O uN
The latest
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
Dearness Cannot be Cnred

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way 10 cure dcufnrs..
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness j, caused by AN infi4mcd con.
df ion OF the iuuCuOuS lining Of the
Eustachiau Tube. When this tube il
inhdmed YOU have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and when n is
entirely closed, Deafness is the result
and unless the infia nation can DC IA keu
ont and this tube restored 90 its normal
condition. hearing will be- DESTROYED
forever; nius cases out ~ ten are
c'uscd v CdtaVTh. which in nothing
but an inhamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness fcaused hy
catarThl that cannot be cured by Halls
CItarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & co Toledo. ..
Sold by Druggists. 7Jr,
Halls Family Pills are the best
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
Our New York Letter.
The Woes or The HOusckeeper- The
Joys OF The Fall shopper

We are having the cool night. and
mornings typical Of August Every.
| body is Iool,iny Il. yond ,hcs. Inst .,y...
days OF Summer to the ,ir,c ,v,.,
! Dewey "comes saiIiny home ~ Er.rr
one who has ,pvthing toilet f,or, =.
! handsome bnck u,rlor or "s.cord
/ story front with Sontb.rr .,nos,,r.. >,
/ TO "A Sky psrlor mr. - kno,.boj. Ia q
fence somewhere. can command a nice
/ fat little price for t. as The city win
/ Gc full Of strangers then. and let ne
/ hope that all will go as m,rily ma th.
| trad marriage bell.
,hirl, and hor. v,.,, yorl,. lo,,..
Il,ecn.rs ,y,ll .,,,.,..n,,,., .,l ,o.r..;,,,..,-..
t.,,,, f,r ,boi,. ,,-,...,, ,,,..o-,,. NJ,
j, tb, time ,,b IN ,b,. f,,,.l .,t ma
COW are at premium, aud even tie
.cnn aud hungry kline could give them.
selves airs with iupunity if they knew
the mnrtet value of even their chuck
( steaks. Meat has ''riz' from four to
SIX cents on the pound. The Dorlser
mas reason for espccinl arrogance in
every grunt' and the Spring chicken
would be a pretty piece of conceit il
h's UNDERSTANDING wore ~ consider
AOle as the price he commands. Even
'he hen IN hcr fortics and the tough
o'u rooster all booted and spurred
"no equipped for the Fray" would
! '"cH'e ana strut nd n"useum II they
were auhcIentIy advanced mentally
T." enter the trust and notwithstand-
ing The fact that thcTe arc supposedly
as good hsh in the sea as ever were
/ caught yet those who have already
oeen landed could conduct themselves
WIN as much dignity As though they
we're the only pebbles ON the beach If
they could only comprehend the true
inwardness Of the stock fluctuations
which influence the prices Of foods.
We shall All havo tc, 90 TO the p,,or.
house or become veVetarjtns il tbis
state of things continues
H,, .,,t,o ,.o,..ut,. 1 a..
heart NJ grace Sic a., no, J.. .,J,.
10 ,sv. rnos, 49,
,,,,,. ,i.,. ,.r.,,i.s. ,.I,e0t-,
cry she ever had before in all her IN.
fpr less money than she ever Maid he.
foro. Both In hay and Orsss" one
cln now rcap rich harvest "A Lord 4
Taylor's This famous old boyse
than which there 4. nome better and
but few ol,ler tu any couutry nader
the SUMS simply spreading itself in
doing the generous thing by ia nat.
rons. II is slwnys most liboroi ~,
this year u has surpassed its own
noble records. Summer goods both
staple and fancy, and beautiful hu,
tumn sppcisltics, appear both side by
h''s o" the counte -. and vie with ench
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.

No leave, Kingwood AZ Gsal a. m. amt ar-
fiv"S at Iunne'ton az ~. connecting with No.
wost. and M. G cast
Returning. leaves THnrelton at SoA. m. and
a'ry"S So kingv"cd at ~ IA. N.
No leaves kingwo, at 20 T. m, and ar
riveS "t Tunuelton AZ 2: q. connecting With NO.
and No 72 east- fast train aud a, ,connoda
ticn- nnd No, west
Returning lesveS Tunneiton ~ 40 and ar.
Ii'e' At Nnswood at 60 m.
Trains daily. except sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
Snre Ihlng For gnu

A fraufaetIoB n vhisb vDu caDnof 1one &,
fure fhfng. Bffousnsss. sick hsa6arts fur
re5 to1gHe, fsveg, piles ans = fhOurand ofhss
nls ere cansed b. eors1pa'ion an6 sfaVgish
Hver Cafosrets Candy Csthartic. me Won
oerfHl new liver stimuisst aUd infs-flssi toB,o
ere b sil er1gists g1srz8tfed tasuns ~ moBsy
rofsedSd. 2. Q. .. ars q Fars fnloF. Trv 3
RI - esJ 10 -. aos earsp's sne sook1ss
tFss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
Beaafyis Bfoo6 ueee

Glenn blood ne'fs a clean skin No beauty
witbyot u. Casearsts candy Cafnsrtc clean
tr j.od and keep y Near ~ stirring ny
ibt lazy liver snd divine sli impurities from
ihg hodJ begin today =, b1uish pimOiey bolls
b otehss, hiaekbead<. ana fhat sickig Bilious
complexion b. taking CaoCarsks IT, bsanfv fos
ZEN cents AH druggists. safisfaetign euarsr-
ieed, nc 25c. 5dc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
Tnn MllllnnsnYnnr

when people buy. iry ani hay agaiu ~ means
they're 'ausfed The people ~ tho United
States aro now buying Caso1rct. On dy ca
tharic at the rate ~ ~, million buRet n year
and ~ will ~ millions before Sew Yeat's 10
mems merit proved. that ~ arcts are the
mOst delightful q. wc, regulator Tor ggeryh,uIy
box, chre ga ranteed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31

Or the officers appointed from West
Virginia bY the war department Capt
p J.. r.. Casteel has been assigned To
company 4, 27th infantry. Captain
HoTard Atkinson 10 Company M. 27,h
infantry. lieutenant Julian r.. Ganiot
20 the snrac company. lieutenant ".
" Lyons, 10 conpa nv n. ggth Infantry
Both n these regiments are at Camp
Meade. Middleto,vn. Pa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31

'ascaretr CaBdy Catbariic. tbo raosf gOn
deifnl medical discovery of fhc ags. Pheasant
and refreshing 20 fhe TASTE. act gently and
positively Ou kidneys. liver aBd bogeis cfsa =
me tb8 ont ~ systern. dispei c0ids. rurs head
sche. fever habiiual con TtfpaflOn and bilious
ners P1sase D. = end try beyr ~ O. r r ~ DAY
70 - and - cents sold aDd guaranteed by eli
drugvtts
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31

a man rosidiuR ON the TASTE m shore
~ Mary land. recently wrote bis nHme
and address on postal card and sim.
ply addressed b. -. Bencseh a. SONS.
Baltimore BY return mail be received
handsome l2S page catalogue. con.
tairIng over 300 hne halftouc ilustrs-
tious and very economical suvgcStiOBs
0u economical hOusefuruishing 80 rock
bottom prices. also personal lester
from the largest homo furnishcrR in
the ". > All for DOatai-Trv IT,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
DR. j. ". WATSON.
DENTAL ana ORAL sure goNs

Rsraiar gra6nafe ~ - fn0rs cofieve a
LHtE COiia0e ~ CroW5 ard = dee uvcY5 N
Cciumbus. Caio ErvgatfT % he Ar Al eys-
Month mar ssd - hCid armiy lr p-Ena.
he- Teeth EEfraCtef p0fiTlreIv ogifbSaf sfn
Ten vears 20 cents so'd Cod Jfdrus ~
11ns Goid Ffi'irg spssiaftT ~ vel es ne
treatment ~ bildfen'g Tegft. Wtfch can be
DENT Wiih fhpir Bnt wing praf fai.
A. hO01 iron fn9 ~ tHf re 1sfh Of eyeyy
mo1fH 80 ar1<stcr anHe ~ ~ rssrt r e,fyf -
from tee 6lfc fEi fns faGa E6reh Wey 5glv.
ssootenber FoTenhsr suG FsNssrY. atel -
aoteel
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wEsrnoUNo

NJ" ~ fast train 81 in the evening will
st"h - un'eton Tor passengers going as far
- FdirmOnt or CLARK ~burg
Nos - ~ d are the eguar accommodations
Eh.g west aud "tup al al stations ~ or
trAins do not stop
rrli - marked - stop regularly. ami train,
marke 4 T. ara AZ stations Othor train, d, not
stop IN -CuEYyEu
tCu. Passenger A .rcut
" b. NAnriN Manager Passenger Irafic
j. BoNNFtGLD. Nx't ~ runn-itnB.
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Notice - hereby given to the pnbiic
and all who 10 may concern chat I. n
~ Potter will not be responsible for
any contracts made by my wife Lizzie
Potter ard viii not recovntze any Gales
that the said Lizzie Potter NAV make.
U n Potter
Aug Is. -. A.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
Mug IS %

7. ~. Albright wants Butter. Fgys
md Cnickens ~ bIs store. corner Price
n Hign Streets Eingw0Od and vill pav
the hiRheft market prica
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
IULtVs x MONROE,
Surveyor Of Lands,
EIVGWOOD. ". P4.

ifart " fhe county promptly and rsasora ble
rates platt, fr1fte and calculations pcaf'g 80
acrgro'r'v NJ 7e from deeds ~ held rofes ~.
ramgaT' H'rO laviun Out town l0fs ~ffeAta
tCvndui'"ns. fto correspondence collected.
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The new Flyer" No. 1s leaves Grafton at
$50 p IN. and t. due az Newhurg at ..i3:
lupueiton 81; Row e,hurC 1;i1: Terra Alta
SIS: aud aklafi Ntt stops at Tunneitnu for
e"al No. o and 1e are The accommodations
aud stop at all stations
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
BEFOREHAND
WAS THE STATHERS CASE DE.
CiDED.

Did the Governor SO Order it.-Some
OF tn" Charges Were Admitted. yet
the Verdict Was Not Guilty Only
One Vote Cast Against AeQuittaI.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31
To Care CONSTIPATION Forever

Tsks casssrsts cas6y cstbprrs 10 mp 10
FC. Z 9. fzis "a care, dfnegsp rsfBos
rssnev
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-08-31

can6y Cat5aTfis. cure constipation forsvsr.
~. ~. y g.. Q. r. far. druggists refund
monsy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box. 25c
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14

av., between Market and Crosby sts.
want an electric light.
Also, stone tagging in front of the
Schumacher block, on West Market
st., not yet laid.
Mr.. Homan-Citizens on Smith st.
| want rubbish removed from in front
of S. E. Phfnney's property. Has
been there all summer.
Also, new bridge wanted on Maple
St., at C. T. & V. railroad.
Also, cross walks wanted on West
North ST., at West st. and Brownies
court.
Also, repairs are asked for on Pine
alley, between Buchtel av. and State
street.
Also, citizens on Maple st. want
the Northern Ohio railroad to keep
sand off the street.
Mr.. Thompson-Catch basin cor
ner Exchange and Spicer SITS. stopped
up.
Also, citizens on Zeller alley want
a vapor light.
Also, citizens on Buckeye st. want
some light. Have had none for two
months.
Also, paving in street car track on
East Exchange st., from Grant to
Spicer, in bad condition.
Also, citizens object to the condi-
tion of the sidewalk in front of resi-
dence Ala East Exchange st.
Mr.. Amer-The electric light on
High ST., at Iron, does not burn reg
ularly.
Also, lights are irregular on Nc
Coy ST., at railroad crossing, and on
Main st. at Bartgss and Thornton.
Mr.. Brady-Thornton ST., from the
bridge to Bowery St., is in need of
repairs.
Also, crossing wanted at corner of
Center and West Exchange SITS.
Also, residents ON South st. want
an electric light. 1t will do away
with eight or ten vapor lights.
Mr.. Brown-On Case ave. the SOW
er empties into the road in front of
the McGann property.
Also, citizens want street cross
ings on Spicer st. The natural gas
CO npany, in laying pipe have left
the street in a bad condition.
Also, yapor lights are not burning
on Hazel ST., from Adams to Airing
ton.
People living on street, running off
Case ave. to James Smiths, want
cutters opened up Street in bad
condition.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14
THE AUDITORS NEW SYSTEM.

The increase in the Akron tax du-
plicate as result of the valuations
just completed amounts to $6l0,6S0,
making the total duplicate sl7 ,l63,-
340-the highest it has ever been.
An inspection Of the tax returns
shows that while only the usual an
nual increase has taken place in the
valuation of real estate this year
the increase being sl05, ,42O-the in
creased valuation of personal prop
erty represents the large sum of
$500, 5,260.
What caused this remarkable in
crease in the valuation Of personal
property
The reason is obvious. Last spring
Auditor Sisler, at the suggestion of a
delegation representing the Akron
Chamber of Commerce, and by au-
thority of law that had never been
enforced in Summit county, ordered
that all local corporations should
make their tax returns direct to the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14

ticians who are trying to batter down
the Civil Service laws.
1t is well known fact that in the
late campaign desperate appeal was
made by the Republican managers
urging federal Office holders in this
and other states to contribute to a
campaign fund for the purpose of
Saving Ohio"
1t will be remembered that the
boldness Of these appeals impelled
the Civil Service Commission to not
only send out letters warning en-
ployes protected by Civil Service
against needing appeals for cam
paign contributions, but the Com
mission even began an investigation
to ascertain whether there had been
a criminal violation of the Civil
Service laws by the Republican
managers.
The warning letters sent out by
the Civil Service Commission were
posted in some of the postofices
throughout the country.
The DEMOCRAT was informed in
the closing days of the campaign that
one of the letters had been posted in
the Akron Office, and it published
the information for what it was
worth. The DEMOCRAT cannot
see how Postmas .er Ebright
would have suffered in the estima-
ton of Akron people, even though
he had posted the letter telling the
employees under his control that they
would be protected against being
held up by campaign committees.
Be this as it may, the employees of
the Akron postofice want the citi-
zens of Akron to be quite clear in
their understanding of two PROPOSE
lions:
First, that Postmaster Ebright has
never interfered in their politics, one
way or another.
Second, that Postmaster Ebright
has never warned them "that no
attention should be paid to letters
asking for campaign contributions,
or anything pertaining thereto
The first proposition can do no
more than reassure the people, who
already had assurance upon this
point, that Postmaster Ebright is
trying to do. what is right by the
Civil Service regulations. The sec
ond proposition can do no more than
assure the politicians that nothing
has happened unfriendly to their
interests.
At least this is the double -barrelled
view which the citizens of Akron
generally will be constrained to take
of this extraordinary circular issued
by the postal employees.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14
A pouBLE.BARRELlED TESTIMONIAL.

In another column thirty-six en-
ployes of the Akron government
building unite in a testimonial to the
public that Postmaster Ebright "has
never interfered in any way regard
ing the politics of any enploye In the
postofce, even by suggestion"
It did not require the signed state
ments of the postal employees to con-
vince Akron people that this was SO,
for they have known that from the
beginning of DR.. Ebright's service as
postmaster he has carefully obeyed
the Civil Service regulations.
But in the same testimonial in
which the postal employees pay
Postmaster Ebright compliment
that wins for him the kindly feeling
of the people, they proceed to make
a denial that at best can only bolster
him up in the estimation of the poll
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14
NEW SYSTEM.
Continued From First Page.

being on lines, no fire in the stoves
and bad conditions in the transfer
system on East Market st. The City
Solicitor was asked to advise as to
what manner action could be brought
to compel the company to give
better service. He said, that if the
franchise was not lived up to, the
company could be arrested for viola
tion of it.
Mr.. Crisp said that both he and
Mr.. McGarry had visited the COM
pany and were assured that every
thing was being done to hasten the
improvements desired. Eight new
cars are ready for service and will
be put on promptly.
Annexation.
Mr.. Fiebeger called the attention
OF council members to the fact that
annexation matters would be con-
sidered by the County Commissions
ers Thursday. He urged all WHO
could to be present at the meeting.
Courtesy to Garfield Club.
Permission was given the Garfield
club to hold it's business meeting
in the Council chamber next Mon
day night. Council will be held in
the Police Court room
Black Street Extension.
Matters pertaining to the Black st.
extension are progressing well. Mr..
Paul spoke of there being a move
ment on foot to continue the extern
sion to Carroll st.
To Extend Pavement.
A movement is in progress to have
the pavements on West Cedar ST..
from Water to Pine sts., extended
out to the curb.
Petitions and Reports.
Mr.. Paul-Cuyahoga St., cutters
need opening. Some on Charles st.
Also, crossing at corner of Glen
wood ave., and Howard ST., needs
relaying.
Also, crossing wanted on Furnac Q
ST., at Summit st.
Also, awning on First National
bank projecting out in Bank alley.
Teamsters complain that it knocks
part of the loads off their wagons.
Also, street sign at Otis and Charles
st. needs to be replaced.
Mr.. Sorrick-People living in the
vicinity of the Henry school want a
crossing near the intersection of
Arch st. and the entrance to the gate
in the school yard fence.
Mr.. Fiebeger-Residents on Beck
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14

Auditor, instead of reporting them to
the ward assessors.
The result has been that of the more
than half million of increased per-
sonalty valuation, the greater part
represents increases voluntarily
reported by the corporations in max
ing their returns to the auditor.
This is In marked contrast with the
haphazard system that formerly
prevailed, whereby the ward asses
sors received the returns of the
corporations, and, the latters' sense of
responsibility being removed, the
valuations were often far below what
they should have been.
Under the new system such returns
as were not voluntarily increased by
the corporations were raised by the
Board of Equalization, SO that the
net increase will yield enough added
taxes under the maximum levy of
mills to take the city entirely out of
debt within a few years, provided
there is no slump in the real estate
duplicate next year and the city's
finances are well managed.
For these benefits Akron people
will have to thank Auditor Sisler.
the Akron Chamber of Commerce,
the Board of Equalization and the
improved industrial conditions
which have enabled Akron's manu-
facturers to increase the tax valua-
tions of their properties without suf-
fering hardship.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14
Not a Surprise.

1t will not be a surprise to any who
are at all familiar with the good
qualities of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, to know that people every
where take pleasure in relating their
experience in the use of that splen-
did medicine and in telling of the
benefit they have received from it,
of bad colds it has cured, of threat
ened attacks of pneumonia it has
averted and of the children it has
saved from the attacks of Group and
whooping cough. It it a grand, good
medicine. For sale by all druggists.
E. Steinbacher & Co., wholesale
agents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14
BLACK DlPHTHERIA
Caused Two Deaths In the Family
of Andrew Gill.

Black diphtheria has caused two
deaths in the family of Andrew Gill
in less than week.
Friday the eldest daughter was
buried. Saturday another daughter
was inferred. His four other chill
dren are sick with the disease. The
family resides two miles east of
Doylestown.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14

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