Akron daily Democrat. [volume], June 09, 1899, Image 4

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Saturday Morning
We give inducements to
encourage Saturday morn
ing shopping.
Gent's Balbriggan Underwear,
regular price 7oc, 50c.
Saturday morning
5c
Zephyrs, worth 12)c, fast colors,
10c
India Nainsooks, worth 15c,
10c
Muslinets in dark colors, worth 15c
12
White piques in short ends, worth
20c.
15c
Sea Island dimities in dark colors
1c, 29c
Fancy striped and plain piques,
.- 121c
Dress organdies,patterns worth 25c
10c
"White goods in open stripes and
plaids,
SPECIAL
3c
Simpson's fast black calicoes.
l yard to w yara lengtns, .
10c
Jast color tiingliams in apron
patterns.
HYDRAULIC FILTER.
Pure Water Used by E. J. Alderfer
For Soda Fountain, Baking
and Drinking Purposes.
Owing to the extremely warn and
sultry condition of the weather dur-
1 the past few days the soda fountains
( throughout the city have been sizzing
1 nnd fizzinir busilv. A popular place
at which cool, delightful and refresh
ing drinks are dispensed under an
i entirely new system is at E. J.
Alderfer's conlectionary ana cater
ing establishment, 160 Main st.
About three months ago, Mr. Al
derfer secured from Crandall & God-
lev. New York, at -a cost of ?W, an
hydraulic filter and soda water
charging apparatus. This is the only
device of the kind in operation in the
State. It is giving excellent satis
faction, and not only produces a
superb quality of soda with phos
phates and fruit juices, but also
filters arrpurifles all the water used
in the restaurant. There is nothing
liner than a glass of soda drawn
from this fountain. During its use
Mr. Alderfer's business has increased
about one-third and is still growing.
The hydraulic filter; in fact the
wholeapparatus is a fine combination
of technical mechanism. The drinks
produced by it are purer and more
delicious than those produced by
other fountains.
The Alderfer establishment is also
headquarters for the famous Verner
ginger ale. There is no pepper in the
drink to burn the throats-only the
purest ginger.
Mr. Alderfer uses nothing but rock
candy syrup and fruit juices in the
dispensing of soda water.
Fancy
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Fresh From the Elgin Creameries Daily. None Superior.
17c
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Grandmother's A. & P
Mi site, it
8 Cakes 25c.
EMBRACED
Opportunity of Winning
His Heart's Choice.
LAUNDRY
SOAP,
No delay in getting-repairs for Climax
stoves. They're mat'e at home.
The Jahant Co.,
166 South Howard St.
"25 per cent,
Silk Remnants
discount on all
150-152 South Howard St.
BIRTHS.
Motz To Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Motz,
102 Albert place, Saturday, June o, a
son.
CtAlehoosj: To Mr. and Mrs.
David Galehouse, 113Kolb st., Thurs
day, June 8, a daughter.
Oi.sox To Mr. and Mrs. John Ol
son, 201 North Case av., Monday
June o, a son.
Klkix To Mr. and Mrs. John
Klein, 552 "West Market st., Tuesday.
June (, a daughter.
Woman Killed Iiy Hurghirs.
Cakmi, Ills., .Time t). Burglars &hut
and kUled Mrs. Gott of Korris City,
agi'd 07, for resisting them. " The burg
lars, who- were identified, secured $llfi
and some jewelry and escaped. Blood
hounds were after them.
"Walter Baker's Cocoa . 22c
Rio Coffee 12c to 20c
Hunkers Cocoa 20c
Mixed Teas. 35c to 70c
Eagle Condensed Milk . ... IGc
Java Coffee 25c to 30c
Quaker Oats
A. & P. OATS
H.O. Oats
H. O. Buckwheat . .
Kingsford's Corn Starch.
A. & P. CORN STARCH
GOOD RICE, 4 lbs
A. & P. Gelatine 5c
Runkel's Chocolate ... 34c
Rival Condensed Milk, 2 cans 15c
fflc
35c
10c
.. .. 9C
14c
14c Royal, Cleveland and Dr. Price's
c Baking Powder
re
Grandmother's A. & P,
WASHING
POWDER
isc A. & P. Baking Powder
5c lb. Test It
Pearl and flake Tapioca . 5c
Lea & Perrin's Sauce, pint 23c
Courtenay's Original and Genu
ine, n P'nt -- - 1-c
English Breakfast Tea 35c to 70c
C?!,....- Wftcp CTlnVftl, II nnutwlc T Cn I
Thea Nectar Tea ' . . '. - 60c ; Indiil Ceylon Tea, hi pound
Burnett's Extracts, Lemon 17c ' Soda or Saleratus
Burnett's Extracts, Vanilla 23c Green Label Ketchup
I Best Rice, 3 pounds
Baker's Gelatine
A. & P. EXtraCtS, vlSfcrio IU ' MUkmaid Condensed Milk . . ;13c
Duryea's Starch, 6-pound box ...40c li&Rh "W '" '
Kc i SANTOS COFFEE 15cto20c
10c i I. X. L. Starch . 7c
..25c I JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE .. 25cto30c
...7c ' Baker's chocolate ... .35c
15c ' Young Hyson Teas .35o to 70c
Finest Arabian Java and Mocha
Coffee Imported. TEST IT.
El Ryad Coffee, Genuine Arabian, 35c per ib.
outh Howard Street
il,laH;l3-Vi
Next to Boston Store.
8
Wheeling Keceied Her Soldier.
"Whekuni:, June 0. Wheeling gave
her returning soldier boys. Company G,
of the Fourth immunes, who have
feerved at Muuzanillo, in Cuba, sinco
last tall, a magnificent reception.
Owing to the Lateness
of the Season,
And the time being short for SUMMER POOT
s WEAR, we have made the prices so low that, it
will move the stock quick.
You know our past reputation is that when-,
ever we advertise
CUT PRICES
That is what we have. Our store is full of
Shoes, Trunks, Satchels
and Dress Suit Cases.
Bargains for You.
buy
SHIM
See our stock and get our prices before you
121 South Howard Street
It Don't Cost Much
To be cool and comfortable. "We can
you a wool crash suit, well made for
A linen crash suit from
Straw Hats 25c to $2.
sell
$5.00
$3.00 up
Summer underwear, all kinds, all prices,
bicycle underwear. Our light weight goods
like our regular stock thoroughly well-made.
See our
are just
iti
Reliable Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers,
and ISO South IVIain Street
S.fsooisl Sol I
OF I
At reduced prices for THBS ftEZEZ&C
A new line of sailors and Children's Hats.
Our Corset stock is complete.
130 South Howard St.
" in en Keaueis so i s pi s. him 4 i
.s"I?sE!E"5-Ju We have too many and must
gjgyr65?foggg3?&5a reduce our stock.
k THIS' WEEK
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Yvo will quote you lower prices
on good well made Couches than
you ever heard of. If you need
a (.'ouch do not miss this sale.
avenpons
PARLOR SUITS ANS ODD ROCKERS-
Ism
Ess
nor rwee
-WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
154-156 S. Biain Street and
LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY.
At ridladolphla Philadelphia, 8 runs, 13 hits
and I error: St. Louis. 4 runs. 8 hits and 0 er
rors. Batteries Fifleld and UcFarland; fcud
hoE and O'Connor. Umpires Burn's and
imith. Attendance. 1,953. Called end sixth
inning; rain. a
At Washington Washington, 5 runs. 9 hits
and 3 errors: Chicago, 1 nm, 9 hits and 4 er
rors. Batteries Mercer and JIcGuire: Tay
lor and Nichols. Umpires Lj-nch and Con
nolly. Attendance. 2.UO0. Ten innings.
At Baltimore Baltimore, 11 runs. 15 h'ts and
i errors: Pittsburg, 5 runs, 11 hits and 3 errors.
Batteries Howell and Robinson; Payne,
Gardner and Schriver. Umpires S artwooJ"
and Wnrnor Attendance, 1,0.5!.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 3 runs, 5 hits and 0
errors . Cincinnati, 0 runs, 0 hits and 3 errors.
Batteries Hughes and Grim: Hawley nfl
Wood. Umoires Enislie and McDonald. At
tendance, 2.S0O.
At New York New York, 14 runs. 16 hits
and 2 errors; Cleveland, 5 runs Id hits and 3
error Batteries Seymour and Grady; Hill
and Zlinmer. Umpires O'Day and HcGarr.
Attendance. 301.
At Boston Bogton. 7 runs, 14 hits and J er
rors: Louisville. 5 runs, 1J hits and 2 errors.
Batteries Lewis and Clarke: Dowling and
Powers. Umpires Gaffney and Andrews. At
tendance, 1.8J0. Twelve innings.
Staiuliii'r of the Clubs.
W. L. Pc. W. L.
Brooklyn.. JH II .T-il Cincinnati 21 22
Boston ..0 14 .S2 New York-20 24
st. Louis 27 18 .(W) Pittsuurg.l(i JO
Baltmore...". 19 .57S
Phila .25 Ml .563
Chicago 2il 2J .585
W.ioh'gton.17
Louisville. -14
Cleveland 8
Pc
.483
.455
.3SI
C9 .370
SO .318
33 .195
(utiles iM-Iiednled lir Today.
Pittsburg at Baltimore. Cincinnati at Brook
lyn, Clcel.md at New York and Washington
at Philadelphia.
Interstate League Oaiues.
At Wheeling Wheeling, 5 runs," 9 hits and
2 errors: Toledo, 2 runs, 4 hits and 3 errors.
Batteries Poole and Twineham: Ferguson
and Arthur.
At Mansfield Mansfield, 3 runs. 7 hits and
3 errors: Dayton, 0 runi, 7 hits and 1 error.
Batteries Smith and Belt: Carter and Don
ahue. At Yimngstown Youngstnwu, " runs. 14 hits
and 2 error-: Tort Wayne. 3 runs, 7 hits and 1
error. Batteries Cariit-y and Lattimer;
Swaim and Bergen.
Intel-Mute League .standing.
NV. I.. IV. W. L
Mansfield 21) 14 .583 G. Kapids 19 18
Toledo 2110 .5X New Castle18 17
Y'n'gstown2i) If. .550 Dayton 11 23
Ft. Wayno.21 18 .533 Wheeling 14 24
Pc
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tiames Scheduled Tor Today.
Grand Kapids at New Castle, Fort 'Wayne
at Youngstown, Dayton at Mansfle'd and To
ledo at Wheeling.
TrtMip Were Witlidiawn.
Washington, Juno 9. Minister Calvo
of Uosta Rica was advUed by Ms gov
ernment that the two companies of
troops ent a snort time ago to Port
Limou, near the Niearaguan border,
beciin.se of the assembling of largo
bodies of Nicaraguau troops on the
border had been withdrawn. Ho baid
lie thought it meant no war.
Klll.ng May ltetite a rend.
MlDDLESlioito, Ky., June U. Abo
Leo, a member of tho Ireo factio;i of
the Lee-T.iylor fend, which raged iu
Harlan county about ten years aj.'o, was
killed from ambush. It was thought
the Taylors did tho deed aud tho Lees
are arming. The old fend will bo revived.
Phonograph grand c'.niuert tonight,
Brownell's store, 207 Mill st.,',S p.m.
Phonograph grand concert tonight,
Brownell's store, 207 Mill st., 8 p.m.
Giving: Actual Re
ductions on Odd
Lots of
LADIES'
MEN'S,
BOYS' and
CHILDREN'S
Sale begins
will continue
aro sold. An
great SHOE BARGAINS
are offering will be
at once and
until goods
idea of the
we
ob-
Pit sum is Is
And you will want one of those flue
Apex Hams to Cut Up.
No picnic dinner or supper is com
plete without one. We know if you
once try these hams you will use no
others, for there are no finer hams in
the city. We guarantee these hams,
for we know they will please every
one. We have almost anything in the
line of fancy bottled goods, such as
Pickles, Olives and Fine Preserves.
Also the most complete stock of
Mineral Waters.
Call and look around our new store,
there might be something in it that
might interest you.
Wooster Youth and His Only Own
Will Soon Wed.
Pretty, vivacious and loving, it
seems that nature really intended
Wooster girls should have lovers.
One of these counterparts of Venus
was at Akron Thursday afternoon.
So also was her lover. He preceded
her here and at the local recruiting
office the two were actor and actress
in a little performance that had in it
both pathos and comedy.
The first scene was the young
man's entering the office hastily,
making application for enlistment,
preparing for examination, vocifer
ously declaring his attention of de
creasing the Philippine population,
all the while displaying good humor,
being jolly and glad that he was go
ing to war.
Scene two was different. A young
lady entered. She was sorrowful
and ever and anon wept into a dainty
little handkerchief. At once she
grasped the situation and also the
young man by the neck. Taking
him aside she talked tenderly to him,
also expostulating a great deal.
Finally she kissed him, next she em
braced him a victory was won, and
it was hers.
Then the reunited young couple
bade adieu to Officer Turner, and as
they sauntered leisurely up Market
street the sun really blushed as it
smiled bashfully at their happiness.
But they cared not; they saw no one.
The lovers' quarrel was settled, and
as the young man occasionallv
winked a cunning little wink, it was
quite evident that his play was a
neat little game of blulf, and by it
he had triumphed over the coquetry
of his sweetheart.
Somo day in this month of roses,
wedding bolls will ring joyously at
Wooster, and the little episode of
Thursday afternoon will no doubt be
soon forgotten in the happiness
that'll follow.
MILLER
CUTTING THE LIFE OUT OF PRICES OF
SHOES
FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS.
RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE SEASON.
The prices which we quote below are astonishingly low for
Superior Goods. This is a sale that appeals most strikingly to the
judgment of every SHREWD Economist.
Read this partial list of great inducements
Men's and ladies' $3.50 and $4.00 black and tan shoes . . Now $2.6T
Men's and ladies' $3.00 black and tan shoes Now 2.1?
Men's and ladies' $2.50 black and tan shoes Now 1.8f
Men's and ladies' $2.00 black and tan shoes Now 1.57
Men's and ladies' $1.75 black and tan shoes Now 1.1?
Men's and ladies' $1.50 black and tan shoes . Now 9?c
Boys' and misses' $1.75 black and tan shoes Now 1.3?
Boys' aud misses' $1.50 black and tan shoes Now 1.1?
Boys''and misses' $1.25 blapk and tan shoes Now 60c to 8?c
Children's $1 to $1.25 black and tan shoes.. . . Now 50c to 8?c
One lot of men's $l.o0 shoes . . Now 75c
One lot of ladies' oxford ties, small sizes, worth $1.50 Now 35c
One lot of men's tennis shoes
Now 35c
Other Bargains Too Numerous to Mention.
We guarantee better goods at less money than any other Shoe
House in the city. Call and be convinced. Terms strictly cash.
IVII
White FVon-fc
606 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Shoe Store
SOUTH AKRON
Detroit
GASOLINE STOVES
ABE THE HEIGHT OF PERFECTION.
They light like gas. Are ready for instant use. No tedious gen
erating. Economical in the consumption of gasoline.
... A.ll
The Jahant Co.
Only one remedy in the world that
will at once htop itchiness of the
skin in any part of the body; Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store, "0c.
Do you scold and fret .this hot weather?
A Detroit gasoline stove will make you
smile. A full line at
The Jahant Co.,
166 South Howard St.
Randolph park theater opens Sat
urday evening, June 10th.
Knights of Pythias Excursion
To Springflel.d, Ohio, via C, A. & C.
Ry. Saturday, June 17. Only $2 round
trip. Train leaves Akron Union de
pot 6:30 a.m. Returning leave
Springfield 10 p.m.
AnOrdinancc
I
214 East Market St.
Tel. 769.
tained bv seeing DISPLAY IN
SHOW WINDOW.
SPECIAL SALE ON
lis i mm
REIB BROS.
lip-lo-Dote shoe ood Trunk House,
122 South Howard St.
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Randolph park theater opens
urdny evening, June 10th.
Sat-
Our- IVlot-fco.
Put pure food into the homes of
the people.
"When one lias the best Bread
Baked in Akron why not give it the
best name in the world White
House Cream Bread?
Extravagance is tho rock upon which
many a family has made shipwreck.
Best Pure Goods are always the
Cheapest and no extravagance can be
charged to those using White House
Cream Bread. Model Haker.y, 100 S.
Howard st. Phone :94.
S. B. JjAFFERTY.
S5& G's Pointers.
MONEY SAVING TEA
A little of our Tea lasts a
good deal longer than some
other folks Tea. Then our Tea
is REAL TEA. lake of 50c
Brag uncolored Japan or 50c
Ceylon India or Assam, Mixed,
English Breakfast or Oolong.
eio 8 Japan no store
164 S. Howard o-fc.
T establish the grade upon McQowan
street, from Johnston street to
Gage street.
Section 1. Bo It ordained by the City
Councll of the city of Akron, that tho grade
upon SIcGowan street, froiruTohnston street
to Gage street, be and thesame Is hereby
establlshed in reference to and above the
city datnm plane as follows, to-wlt:
At the center of Johnston street, 321.00
feet.
At the center of Corley'street, 826.75 feet.
At the center of Gage street, 321.75 feet,
with true planes connecting adjacent eleva
tions. Section 2. That this ordinance shall take
effect upon Its passage.
Passed June 5th, 1S09.
Chas. H. Isbell, E. P. Sprlgle,
City Clerk. Pres't City Council.
Approved by the board of Cltv Commis
sioners. Chas. H. Isbell, Clerk.
June 9-10
166 South-Howard St.
.Just: Received I
-A FULL LINE OF )
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New and Stylish Walking: Hats, Sailors
and Sun Hats. i J
' e are offering Speeial Price? on all TEBIMED '
MILLINERY during the month of June. ;
Smith & Topl5
No. 172 S. Rftain St.
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John G. Engelhart. Wm. K. Eokart
Engelhart & Eckart
Plumbers, SSSEg.
Mfra. of the Engelhart Hot Water
Generator.
.'!U E. Mill st. Tel. 45
Suejresllons and Information about
heating. It cost you nothing.
The jahant Co.,
160 South Howard St.
To license and regulate bill posting,
bill distributing and general adver
tising. Section 1. Be it ordained by the council of
the city of Akron, Ohio, that It shall bo un
lawful for any person or corporation to en
gage In or carry on the business of bill port
ing, painting and posting signs for advertis
ing purposes, distributing bills or advertis
ing matter of any kind, tacking cards and
advertising matter of any article or com
pound which has not been manufactured or
compounded within tho corporate limits of
Akron, Summit county, Ohio, without flrt
having obtained n license from tiio mayor
of said citv to do so.
Sec. 2. Before Issuing such license the
mayor shall demand anil receive from the
person Applying therefor, the sum of fifty
(."!) dollars, ami upon payment of such sum
of money It shall be the duty of tho mayor
to issue to such person n license for tho per
iod of one year from tho date thereof, and
express authority is hereby given to the
mayor to grant and issue such license and
revoke the sume.
Sec.Jf. Said licensee, his agents nnd em
ployes, while engaged in tho act of bill post
ing, painting and posting signs for advertis
ing purposes, distributing bills, tacking up
cards for advertising purposes, and adver
tising matter of any article or compound
within the corporate limits of said city, shall
while so engaged, wear budge with the
following words, printed thereon In large
letters. "Licensed, Advertiser," with the
name of the licensee. Said budno to bo
worn conspicuously upon tho person and
iurmsncu m me expense 01 tue licensee.
Sec. I. It shall be unlawful for any per
son or persons. Arm or corporation to adver
tise upon any street, alley or public placo of
the city of Akron, by menus of any covered
wagon or other vehicle wherein any bell or
other device Is placed for the purpose of at
tracting attention by noise.
See. IS. Any person violating any of the
provisions of section one (1) and section
four (4) of this ordinance hliall bo fined not
less than live (5) dollars nor more than
twenty-live (25) dollars for ench nnd every
ollense, and each day's eontlnuence In acts
and deeds for which a license Is required
without obtaining the same, shall ben sepa
rate olTonse; provided that any conviction
hereunder nnd payment or fine shall not
exempt such offender from tho payment of
tho license fee required.
Sec.O. Nothing lu this oullnanco shall be
construed to autuorlzo tho mayor to oact
anil receive n license feo from merchants
doing business in this city, for advertising
their own business.
Sec. 7. That nil ordinances and sections of
ordinances inconsistent with tho provisions
of tills ordinance aro hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall go into full
forco and effect from nnd after the earliest
time allowed by law.
Passed Juno 5th, 1S99.
Chas. II. Isbell, E. J. KprlgU.
City clerk. Pres't city council.
Approved by tho Donrd of City Commis
sioners. Chas. II. Isbell, clerk.
Juno 9 10
PLEASANT BETJNION "The
Boys and Girls of Thirty Years Ago"
held their annual picnic and reunion
at Lakeside park Thursday. Quite
a number of the "boys and girls"
participated in the pleasures of tho
day, talking over old times aud en
joying the social companionship of
one another.
Take steamer for Long Lake park,
8 a.m. and 1 p.m daily; Sundays 9
and 1:30.
Phonograph grand concert tonight,
Brownell's store, 207 Mill St., 8 p.m.
($) l Nil Minnie 1 (J;
Commencing Saturday, Steamers
will run daily at 8 a. m. and 1 p.m.,
Sundays 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to Long
Lake Park. Everything in first-class
order. New boats, new management.
Make dates for day or night excur
sion, fish fry or parties with J. D.
Kassinger or S- N. Wilson. Tel. 274.
Werner Co. Excursion
And outing Cedar Point, Ohio, June
17. Only $1.00 round trip. Train
leaves Union depot via B. & O. E.R.
7 a.m. Returning leave Sandusky
7 p.m.
Summer Opening
Friday and Saturday
June 9 and 10
Of latest trimmed designs in Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Hats. Just received large shipment of Flowers. Will sell in
all lines at lowest prices.
eison's IVBiliinery
624 South Wain Street.
OPEN EVENINGS
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"A Bund of Pinks !"
This
Special on Saturday.
beautiful picture, framed, size 10x2
given with 1 pound of the famous
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SEE THEM TN OUR WINDOW.
Grand Union Tea Co...
130 S. Main st.
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