Akron daily Democrat. [volume], June 08, 1900, Page 3, Image 3

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Our offer of foiir pounds (if H. &
(L'h Uercnl Jt'uffoo for '-.ic gives yoil
ii ecicnl itt less lima hall' price of
package eeienli widely advertised.
H. A: (J.'h C'oteal Ih preferred by
ninny to them, mid you don't need
to pay the freight.
SCHUMACHER & GAMMETER,
KM K. Howard St. Tol olio.
AKRON SOLDIER
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Week Beginning; Monday Matinee,
June 11.
TBTE BAKEU
The lending Herman Dlnlci'l (Jomrilkin.
JNO. A. WEST
Musical Comedian.
BARR & EVANS
In their Now Comedy Skit. "IN TOWN
ON HUSINKSS."
TOMMY HAYES
America's, ITemler Musical Trick none
Soloist,
G1LMOUR & LaTOUR
In thplr Comedy Sketch, "MKS.
BRADY'S HlXnOPTlON."
VERA KING
Vocalist imil CoukmIIuiiiu'.
Two performances dully, except Sun
any. Afternoons 12::iU -Kvcnlngs 8:15.
Admission evening!, il)e nml I20e
Matinees JOe to nil parts of the
hOUSC.
ItrRenciI "kpS'Ib on sale nt the A. H.C.
waiting room, three days In advance
of performance.
Fr6o hand concert Sundry afternoon.
1 MISREPRESENTATIONS
yill never make pennnncnt buyers.
"Wo guarantee our (.iltOOKIUlCS aH
lopreseiited. You will lliul our goods
ALWAYS KKESH; ALWAYS BUST,
the market affords. Try our
TEAS AND COFFEES
The exquisite nroma of choice coffee
will lip found In our blend of Mocha
and .lava. We give you belter quality
nt lower prices than at any other store
In the city. We havo always a com
plete assortment of
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
In season. Telephone No. 58. All or
dprs promptly delivered.
Writes From tho Phlliriplnos to His
.Mother.
Ml'H. 10. Horn rlli. nf Akron. Iiiih w.
celved a letter from her son, I'orpoinl
inirry Hogarth, whoi Is it Mini Mine,
Philippine Islands, staling Unit IiIh
regiment has not had much lighting
to do of Inle. b'tf)H are being built
to resist (he assault of the natives
during the niluy season. Corpoia:
Hogarth says that "II he had II Id do
lie. would trot ill ll illld kilt nil Mm 'nil'.
gors' at once and be through Willi
ii."
GRIESMER & CRMRINE
GROCERS
No. 218 East Market Street
LADIES'
Hair Dressing Parlors
MRS. E,. GLANTZ, 1 1 1 Mill St.
Between II own nl nml Mnln stiocts
A (lno stock of Kw Itclioi. 1'omnnilour
HolU, Knncy Combs, ilnlr Tunics,
Knco Powders, Ui Hrlglitoner, etc.,
etc.
ilnitlcuriiiR nnd Knclnl Troiitiiicnt,
Switrlies, Dolls WIrs nml AVntuh
Ohnln mndp of ladles' own luitr.
Appointments can bo inndo for any
tlniudurliiR tho ilny or ovenliiR.
Phone 389
Tientnicnt of scalps n speclnlty.
Burkhardt's
Beer
.....,Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin!i!iit
Try it
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and you'll
buy it.
At all
first-class
Bars.
SHORTER HOURS.
Browory Employes Will MakeDemand
-District Officer Here.
Carl .Miller, of Cleveliidd, dlsltfcl
spcrelar.v of the Blowers' I'nlon, was
In this city Thursday. He held a con
fereiice Willi I he eiuployeis in I tie ur
leitioon. l.nsl ulglil lie was preseni at
a meeting of the union. II was dceid
eil lo ask the otliployeis to reduce the
woik-day from 111 to l hours. The
drivers ask for a rule njruliiM deliver
ing beer lifter it unlock, " This Is In
uccordance wllli I he Interiinlloniil
scale. '
LIGHTNING
Kilted a Young Man at Wadsworth
Belonged to the Eighth.
While Lieutenant li'red C. Ill'le, of
Wadsworth, a- young mini of 'll, was
siding on his porch ilurluK the thun
der shower, Wednesday afternoon, he
was struck by llglilnlng mid lusjnntly
killed. Mr. Mile was a lleiilenant In
Co. (i, Uljihth regiment, and leaves :i
widow and mother. He had been mar
ried only a year.
fJlm'ISStm, BMm W9
wuaaaawjM wPMJim
Til it a llRln nil no ( ,,r,l nt tVi
rlfjht Umo may mean Uie difference lc
tween Hie and death to the passengers nml
crew. What toil in to the friction of the
(lelicato parti of the ctifjlne. Pr. Pierce'n
Goldeu Medical DIco'vcry is to the dcli-
body. It cascB
tlieir lalwr, pre
vents the loos of
power and watte
of energy caused
by friction. Many
a man who was nil
run down, whose
limbs ached when
he walked, whose
back ached when
he laid down, who
bicnthed with dif
ficulty, and couch
ed constantly, has
been perfectly
cured by the us?
of Doctor I'icrce's
Golden Medical
jDIscovery. It pur
ifies the blood,
strengthens the
stomach and heals
weak lungs.
Accept no sub
stitute for"Goldcn
Medical Discov
ery," nor any med
icine calleif "just
as good" by the
dealer.
Mr. Cha.1. Hunwlck, of Lenox, Macomb Co.,
Mich , writes- "I hnve uevcr felt better in rjy
life than I do now. I have taken Dr Fierce'B
Golden Medical Diicovery right atonic. I can
now walk qr.lte well with a cane, and hope to
throw even that nwy before Ion:?, and as I have
had to me crutches lor nearly two years. I think
I am doing fini. I do not cough now aud I can
sleep like ia school lioy You must know that I
hove been treated In two hospitals and by three
doctors besides, and received no benefit; so I
think your medicine the only medicine for me.M
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser in paper
cover, is sent free on receipt of 21 one
cent stamps to pay expense of mailing
oitlv. Address Dr. 11. V. Tierce, Buf
falo, N. Y.
(fel
A GOOD THING
Will Be Passed Along to the Afflicted
Will WorH ai Trade.
.loo ('tipples, the well known blind
man, has secured .fl(K) from friends,
and will build a small room opposite
the City building and K" llll() business.
loo Is an upholsterer by trade, ami
he will make u specialty of repairing
chairs and other furullure.
"In case I f-rel rich," said -Mr. Cupjiles
Kood nnturedly, Friday, "I will leave
my liulldliiK and business to some
other worthy blind man of the city."
Mayor's Court.
In .Major's court Ifrhlny mornliip,
losenh S. Itocers and tieorse Stanley
"were each lined 5 and cos is fin- cling
ing to a niiivijis train. Kor 1utoIeu,
tlon, Kreil !rew' nnd Aleud IMJiie'wer.a
each lined ."W and costs. "Cii'sr(VaK:.ln?
Clarence. Hrii'iliirrifiKMpd bflioU-suH-'
poll, continued It) .li'iue 1'-'.
Summit County Graduates. '
The graduating exercises of the C'ace
school .at Cleveland, were held last
niglil. Amoiit; the graduates 'upon
whom the degree of Ihichelor of Arts
was co'il'erred wcio, Curl Alexins Carl
ton of ltiirbertott, and Hdson Krcciunn
of Twliisburg.
PERSONALS.
To those who drink whiskey for
pleasure; IIAHI'HU Whiskey .adds
zest to existence. To those who drink
whiskey for health's Mike; IIAItl'UK
Whiskey makes llfo wmih living.
SOLD uy
WM. WASHER,
144 South Howard St.,
Akron, O.
Caspar aiiM-riei
nwgsggjgjjjfijftMiSij
Manufaottiror of nil kindaof brushes
Orders promptly Attended to. .
1W 8. MAIN ST. v AKRON, O.
Harry llrewsterof Indiana is visiting
his parcnls In Akrop.
Joseph Shea, formerly an iiisuram-e
agent In Akron, Is tiow slatloued in
Cleveland.
Doctors (ii-iiul, .Moiitenyohl, Uabe
and W. 0. .lacobs ai;e at AUanlle
City. ' -. I
Clias, N'orrls, formerly 'of Akron, Is
now engaged In business; In Atlantic
City,
Alhs Ida ('Hue formerly of Hast All
ien, Is, conducting, a , reslatiraul ,at
Alkinlic Cl'ty. ' ', ,
.Mrs. It. Forse(f of; X. Arlington. h.,
will spend several' Weeks visiting her
iiaients In Chicago, r
Dr. Ilaiullton, thpjHmtt Akron ileu
INt, has nioM'il -nlo his new resi
dence on Kat,t .Market s.
.Mlss.ltose Wurls of (jiilioi), is vlslt
Iting at the home of her cousin, Miss
Lilly Wurts, 1UH Sninner st.
The teachers of Spk-pr school .en
joyed an outing at Sliver lake Thurs
day alteruooii and evening.
Iiov. I,. A. Miiieiuilli' will exchange
pulpits wllh Itev, .Slning or North
Springfield, ue.t Sunilny oenlng.
.Mrs. Louie Pool qf CiirinU'hiie st.,
will sieud several weeks visiting her
parents In Itogu and vAdriiu7Mlci. .
I'rof. and .Mrs. 11. V. Kgbert will
entertain Biichlel College Seniors at
their home, r.'.'S l-J. Uuclilel live., Sat
urday evening.-
A lawn fete will bo phen by Ihe'I.n
dics of Independent Hive, l. (, 'l M.
at llic corner or- l',owor.v and Kxchange
Bts., Satuida.y 'evening.
The .lime nieetlng of the Summit
county llorllfUUtirap rsoneiy wip oe
held ar I lie home of I if. Slurry, Tall
uiadge, next w'pdnehtlijy, .Mine :,
Th!rly-lHe of .Miss I'ylly Whlteliouse
friends entertained her al her home
Wednesday ev,ltig, ,TH' evening was
spent In niuslivHiuTgijim'H iiihI Hglt re
fieshnients were served.
.Mrs. lC.-,I.aypnrJ, Ifo (if Uio fuinier
pastor of the KlrsUiiesliyterliin chiin-h
church of this "city, aud now pastor at
I'.oveland, ()., Is VlHUIng friends here
and atteiilllhg (he S. S. eiiiveiiUil,
,Mss' Sadie Fry of I'hatlaiiopgn,
Teiiu., and Mr. ami Mrs, Samuel nich
anls. of Ileiilun, Holmes county, are
the guests' Of Vr. and Mis. J. M, Ilnrd
lug, 'rJD l'earl'Ul. ' V-
Want Insurance Money.
A eotiitiiiuileatlnii has been received
al the Ileallh olllce from .lohu H.
Hniuir, of Driiu.eith, by Dundee, .Scot
land, asking sworn Information con
cerning the death or his father. Hob
or! Hduiir, at the Akron Cll.v hoipltnl,
April 1(1. The son slated Unit his
father cntiieil considerable life Insur
ance, and his airs are desirous of
procuring the money now due. The
elder Honur wa. Keeper of the links or
the Akron Coif club.
NMffftifi fe
Bargains Like Ours Bring
Crowds and Swell Sales
1 v The time is drawing nearer for our removal into the
New! Hamilton Building, and the fabulous cash discount of
LJy
On every garment in our immense clothing stock insures the
greatest saving ever offered by any house in the state.
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Stiff and
Soft
Hats
M. O'Netl & Co. Muslin under
wear sate. M. O'Neil & Co.
Shako Into Your Shoes.
Allen's Koot-Kase. a powder. It
ures piiittful, sniai'tlng, swollen feet
and Ingrowing nails, aud Instantly
takes the sting out of corns and bun
ions. UV'the greatest comfort dis
covery of the age. Allen's Foot-Ease
makes tight or new shoes 'eel easy. It
Is a certain ciu-e for sweating, callous
and hot, tired, aching feet. Try It to
day. Sold by all druggists and shoo
stiit es. By mall for il.'c In stamps,
TrliiYpaj-'kagC-free. A'dtlress; Allen's.
Olmsted, .I.eHoy, X. Y.
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Scalded to Death.
Steubeiivllle, O., ,I,une tl.-(Spl.) Wil
liam, the nine-year-old son of John
Call,, while playlugiuhoiil the. Toronto
Ice plant, fell Into a tank of boiling
water and was terribly scalded. He
died at noon.
We also allow the 20 per cent discount.
You'll Find Interesting Bargains
In Summer Underwear, Negligee Shirts, Sweaters, Belts, Bike
' Hose, Neckwear, Suspenders, Fancy Hose, etc.
J. KOCH & CO.
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125-127 Howard
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What Do The Children Drink. .
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the now food drink called
(ilt.VUN'-DV 1 1 In delicious and nour
ishing and takes the place of collce.
The more (Jiain-0 you give the chil
dren the more health you distribute
through their systems. Oruln-O Is
made of pure grains, apd when prop
el ly prepared tastes like the choice
grades of coffee but costs about
as much. All groccrs.sell It. llic and
line.
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That Every
Patron of
Ours Shall Be
Well Dressed,
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Dressed so thai the 111 and Illness
of the clothing shall be manifest
to anj person of good taste.
We count (t mlsfoilune to make
you a suit (hal you do not want.
We do not Intend In let a single
thing leave Ihe slore that will nut
be welcome to the hujer as long ah B
he wears It.
The Fit Musi
Be Right.
Tin- ipiallly must be right.
The style iiiusl be right.
Your Interests are our Intel psIs,
.lust step In and let us show you
some of our woolen novelties and
a serges for midsummer wear.
H. W. MOSS
Merchant Tailor
183 'South. Main street,
Central Ofliuo Huildinp;.
LATE LOCALS,
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Arrangements luiVL',,, not been com
pleted for the aiiJtpiil'piefdc of thu
Goodrich employes. A meeting will be
held In a few days for that purpose.
The Dully-Swjjiart reunion will bo
held at Lakeside I'ark, Akiou, Thurs
day, June 121.
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Moonlight excursion by .steamer to
Long Lake park. Secure a dale Sun
day, steamer Ieines 0 nnd 1:0.
The master plumbers plcnlced at
Turkeyfoot lake Thursday.
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Kmployes at the plant nud olllces
of the Whitman & Humes company
will give n dance at Silver lake Wed
nesday evening, .time 1U.
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The elevator In the Kyerett building
Is.pol In running order today. It will
be lepalred as soon as possible.
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The letter carriers held a drawing
Thursday to determine the lime for
their vacations. Kach man is entitled
to J.'i days rest.
Work was commenced, on the west
end of the .Market St., Improvement
Friday morning. ,
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The post ofliee Is supplying'weather
reports to SO. stores and otlices in the
city.
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Last nights rain was general
throughout Northern Ohio. 11 will be
of great benefit l the grass nud oats
crop.
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The planking at Urn -Mill St., rail
road crossing Is l7i very bad condition.
Several horses have fallen at the
place during the past few days.
M. O'Neil & Co. New assortment
in wash waists, skirts, suits and
wool dress skirts. M. O'Neil & Co.
Walked Out of a Window.
XtJlitabula, .. .I.""" S.-(Sjll.)-C. (i.
Kmipp, n somnambulist, whose home
is at 1,'nrrofsvllle, walked out of a
KPi'imil mIoi-v window here 'tit the Hotel
.lames, fulling in feet. He (s In u very
precuneus condition.
CLAMS & LOBSTERS
THE BANK CAFE
Tho finest ilostntiraiilln Akron.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
Kino Jmpoileit nnd Domestlo
Wot GoodsA Oifsara
ITiiHpr llAntrnl Hnvltlcm Hank.
..h.b .MeOM.m K
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GARDINER
Indicted For Criminally Assaulting a
Young Girl.
Chllllcothe, (., .limn - (Sil.) -All
1:30 l,ii, Ihe sieclal grand Jury retiiin,
ed an Indict meiit of murder In the lirst
degrpp against itlchard' liardlner, Ihe
negro who Is alleged to, have outraged
and murdered little Kthel i,ot)g.
(eorge roe, the alleged slajer of
.IiHHPR Stewart, was also Indicted ror
nuifrter In the fieeouil dpgrp.e. . .
PRINCIPAL SMITH
Says He Did Not Apologize to Mr.
Saalfield.
To the Iiilltor:
In leply to the statenient, possibly
'inspired, which iippi'tireil 'bver the
signature of Mr. A. .1. Sua eld lu last
evening's papers, I desire to make the
follow big statements:
First: It was l! ijays after I had
punished Arthur Saalfield, hefoie the
Superintendent ylsited me in regard to
the matter. 1 then (list learned that
Mr. Saalfield had a grievance.
Second: The same di, or 121 days
after said punishment, 1 sought out
Mr. Saalfield; but In so doing, nothing
was further from my intention than to
lipologl.e, ami 1 am much isluuishcd
that letnarks which I mount to be
frank and explanatory could be so
misconstrued..
Third: I hereby ii:cliilm any mo
tive in calling upon Mr. Saallicld be
yond 'a desire to arrive al an honora
ble understanding by comparing both
sides of (he case.
fourth: If .Mr. Saalileld meant to
piosecute vigorously. It appears
strange thai he should wait 121 days
before beginning action, aut that said
action should be stealthily biotight be
fore the boaid by the Superintendent
without giving uie a proper chance to
appear u defence,
Kirili: That piece of hoe was noth
ing nioi-o than a rubber simp, made by
splitting lengthwise a slum piece of
hose and taking half.
Sixth: I have no leiison to fear
pioper pioscciulou; (here Is a delight
ful tangibility about thai com? wlilrh
tenders I'mponslble the shafts of mallco
by whomsoever directed.
.lUlIN It. SMITH.
Attractive Millinery
At Attractive Prices
Special reduction sale, during the month of .Tune. A full line or the
NEW STYLES IN FELT HATS
Gray and castor and all the latest colors, ranging in price from "
Also all the latest styles in : -c
SAILORS
At special prices -some ab low as u!ic. Children's School Hats at
ISe. See our Trimmed Leghorn. Such exquisite specimens of the
milliners' nrt have never been shown before as are now displayed
here In
TF?irVItVIED MII-LINERY
We are making special reductions on these. See them; you can't help
but realize the great alues" you arc offered at such astonishingly
low prices.
IVIis3 Helen Gri-Ffin
125 East Exchange St., cor. High.
M. O'Neil & Co. ' Bargains in Mil
linery. M. O'Neil & Co.
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German Warriors' Convention.
Members of the l.andwehr vereln
ave 'begun already to hustle arrnnge-
meiits for the annual convention of the
National (ieriuau Warriors' Associa
tion. In he held In this city from Au
gust 111 jo 121. Kuiiils nro being solic
ited to coiiKfrnct arches over tho prin
cipal hireets. Tim greater part of the
piograiu will be conducted til Lakeside
park.
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3BOO REWARD.
Wn will tiny tlio above row arc! for nnvense
of I.lver Complaint, Dynpopuln, Hick Hewl
nche', Indlgustlon, (Jonsllpntlon orCoitlve
liesn wo i-nnnot purn with l.heritn, tho Up-to-Dnto
l.lttlo Liver Plll.w lie" llinillrpt-tlons
Hiv ktiletlynoinpllfil with. They nre purely
VeijetiihloBiliI noverfnll loBlvosetUfnt-tlan.
26o boxen contnln 1ft) ruin, loci boxes contain
40 pills, fci boxes csntHln 15 pills, llewnre of
sulistltiitlons nnd Imitations. Kent by mail,
htnmps taken. NKHVJTA M KIUOAI. CO.
Cor. Liinten nna jbckioii nn., kuk'ibw , tin
Co'TIO
O. D.
' Leading Tailor
Smart Summer
Styles . . .
Mark the suits we make to or
der from a choice line of wool
ens In exclusive patterns. Want
of lii Is a fatal clothing defect,
and no man can fit somebody
and everybody ai the same
time. Men differ In shape as
much as in tempera incnt, and It
Isn't possible to strike an aver
age. A skillful tailor Is the
only perfect Utter.
Breckenridge,
120 South Howard St., Akron, O.
Hold by K. Htelnpncher & Co-, ilrugBlets,
ron.o,
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The Democrat s culnlng readers and
popularliy every ilayj read it.
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JSPECS
t rSailors and Outing Hats
u; A special line of
Z TRIMMED HATS
Nelson's Millinery, No ir
For month of June
Reducarl Pricis on All Trimmed Millinery
Also for the bsilanco of tho sotison
wo will koop on hand
. $1.00 each
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