Akron daily Democrat. [volume], October 14, 1901, Page 5, Image 5

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By the B. F. Goodrich
Company.
, Goodyear Co. Has Won
Its Suit Thus Far.
Chas: R. Flint TalKs About
Substitutes.
Along the lino of a greater consoli
dation of Interests for tlio rubber bus
iness cornea a. brand new story which
the Bicycling World publishes. It states
wlhout qualification' ll'mt the B. F.
Goodrich Co. has given an option to
the Rubber Goods Manufacturing Co.
It scorns probable that the Bicycling
World, In tu.iklug this nimounoenvnt,
had got . hold of but a portion
of tho Information with ref
erence to a consolidation nil along the
line. The latter story was given on
good authority and the only point in
it which might seem improbable was
with reference to tho Consolidated.
Tiro Co. and the Rubber Goods Manu
facturing Co. pooling their interests,
Some time this Jail, probably, tho
,' suit of tho Goodyear Tlre& Rubber
' Co. vs. The Consolidated Tire Co. will
be tried. The Goodyear Co. won a de
cided victory in Circuit Court lalely
when its attachment on tires wortu
,930,000 was held good. Tho case must
now be tried on its merits. The for
,iner hearings have been on tho at
tempts, of the Consolidated to dissolve
tho attachment.
Charles R. Flint' recently said: "I
have been in the crude rubber business
for 23 years. During vthat 23 years no
three months linyo elapsed that conic
man has not come Into my office and
presented mo a rubber substitute thnt
could Jeniafjeipr lp cents a pound, as
nguinst the "cost of ranter averaging
OQ, cents a, pontic!. , I' have investigat
ed every proposed rubber substitute
thnt has been presented to me for the
past 23 years, and have a laboratory
for the purpose of making those inves
tigations nt 'the present time. So far
iyo have not found n rubber substitute.
There are parties using so-called
substitutes for rubber; but the prin
cipal value of rubber lies in its elas
ticity, and so far no substitutes have
been found that have any considerable
amount of elasticity, and In At end of
being called substitutes they ought to
bo called adulterants."
Quack Medicines
Aro tlio long list of useless nnd often in
jurious remedies put upon tho Vnrld by
iKiiortint preloaders, "nt. Uornnrd Vogotu
blu Mils" cliilm no miraculous origin nnil
tlia use of the slmplu toots of which tliov
nro composed Is ns old us medicine. Tho
phlegm, blood iiwl bllo of the body must
bo kept pure, In order to Insure health, and
this compound jperiites upon stomach,
kidneys, liver and skin with thnt object,
Modern sclenco hits nover dtscovorod their
equul. All druggists soil thorn.
GOSSIP
Pertaining to the Shows
" Coming."
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State Theatrical Association Is
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Making Good.
."Arizona" has been booked for Mon.
dny1 evening, Oct 21, nt tho Grand
operii house. This Is a fine attraction
and the company which comes hero
Iias3u8t concluded a successful engago
onentin Chicago,
"Under Two 'Flags" has beeu ltookcd
at' tho Grand opera house for, next
Friday, Oct, l6, but It has been can
celled by the manugcraent of the house
as It has 'been reported to the stato
decretory of tha. Theatrical association
os being under be standard which Is
required. Thls.Js the fourth attraction
(which ..hag been barred out of the
tato4Vfal' Oils season. The others
.were "Casper's Wife," "Tlio King's
Favorite," and "A Brecly Time."
It Is .probable ihat Modjpska and
Inils James will produco their sunipt
Ami
The Flnejst Cleaner Made
Cleans all kinds of glass ware.
Bon
liver oil. They are not the
same ; far fronvit.
Scott's emulsion is cod-liver
oil prepared for the stomach.
Let cod-liver oil alone if you
need it. When your physician
orders toast, do you breakfast
on flour ? ,
Pure cod-liver oil is hard to
take and hard to digest. A
man that can keep it down,
can saw wood. He thinks he
is sick ; he is lazy.
We'll tend you a liitle to try It jou like.
SCOTT & IIOWNE, 40) Tcitl street, New York.
(uous "Henry VIII" In this city dur
ing the second week In November.
Manager Allmugli has received ad
vices from Klnw & Ktlnnger that the
'swell road piece, ".Innlco .Meredith,"
which was booked at the Grand for
Nov. 0, closed tlio season Saturday
night, as the business wits unsatisfac
tory ai.'tl the company too expensive.
A short engagement of high class
vaudeville will be at tho (irand thu
second week In December. It will be
a special engagement at popular prices.
Frohmau's "The I.lltlo Minister"
Company has beeu booked at the
Grand for Jan. 22. This will be a
theatrical event
W. M. Wilkison will bring Howard
Gould and a big cast here Oct. 31, In
a decided dramatic success. The orig
inal production as played at the Em
pire theater will be fibre and Is one of
the llncst of tho season.
"Willis Granger" and n strong com
pany, In "A Secret Warrant" has been
booked for Oct 21.
WEALTHY WOMAN SHOT
. BY HER HUSBAND'S FRIEND.
Entered Her Room at Dawn and Firing at- Her, Then
New York, Oct 14. Captnin John
B, Ne,lson, former commander of va
rious United States nrmy transports,
shot Mrs. hucy H. Carroll, the hand;
some daughter of a wealthy 'Brooklyn
merchant, Thursday, and then killed
himself by tiring a bullet into his
brain. The woman, though badly
wounded, may recover.
Jealousy is supposed to have caused
the shooting.
The tragedy took' place at the home
of her father, Charles Kornder, No.
70 South Elliott place, a fuhlilonablo
locality just oft Fort Green park.
Captain Nelson wKs n friend of tho
family and had nctqH as & messenger
in bringing letters to Mrs. Carroll
from her husband, who is In the Phil
ipplnes with tho signal corps.
After her removal to the Brooklyn
City hospital the victim admitted to
Acting Police Qaptaln Houlihan, of
the Classon nve. station, that Nelson
was Insanely Jealous.
Mrs. Carroll -was wounded In threo
places. One bullet 'entered her left
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Acting Captain Houlihan s satisfied
that Jealousy is tho proper explanas
tlob. He has learned fipiu his etec-i
tlvcs that Mrs. Carroll received a'ereat
deal of attention tbu( Nelson 'thought
she had no' right to accept.
When. Acting Pnptutn Houlihan saw
Mrn. Carroll at tho hospital, liu wa's,
propped up on plljo-yyu, :andsccuied
Employes
Of Maliciously Tamper
ing With Lines.
Claim They Want Char
ges Against Strikers
By Which They Can Avert' a
Settlement.
Striking Electilcal Workers deny
that any of their members have been
guilty of tho depredations reported by
the managers of tho telephone com
panies. Thcyiclulm that if the woik has been
dono It la chargeable to tho new em
ployes of tho companies. "The new
men," said n striker, "would be very
opt to do what has been charged to
us, with a view to getting us Into bad
repute with tho managers. If they can
short-circuit lines occasionally, or
break a 'phone Instrument, and have
the acts charged to us, they believe that
their own jobs will bo made more se
cure by widening the gap between us
and tho mauageis.
"I honestly believe that none of our
men has tampered wltji the lines; as
I said before, If any depredations huvo
been committed, they are chatgeable
to the companies' new employes."
Killed Himself.
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to bo In a very weak condition She
hesitated only onco,; and that was
when Captain Houilhan asked her.
whether she had visited Nelson at
his apartmpnts.
Tho womnni hesitated for a mot
ment and then answered;
"Yea; I went there by appointment
to help Cftpjain Nelson hi his study
of the English language." ,
its an pjm
Thinks the wife, to have the wedding rinjt
slip rrom tne anger, "bomelhliig Is going
to happen."
Something Is haphtmn. That ring,
could hardly be pulled from the finr;cl
when it was" put there a few jiari ago.
Now It slips off by its own weight. How
thin the fingers have jrown I And the
iiiigerB don't grow thin alone. How thin
the face is and how thin the once plump
form. Almost unconsciously the wife
lias been fading and wasting away, 'flic
strcnEth givento children has never been
regained. Drains which should have been
stopped have be,cn neglecttd.
That is a common experience with
women, unless some friend has shared
with them the secret of the strengthening
and healing power df Dr. Pierce's 1'avorrte
Prescription. It regulates the periods,
dries the drams which undermine the
strength, heals Inflammation and ulcera
tion, and cures female ncakness. It makes
the baby's advent practically painless and
gives vigor and vitality to nursing mothers.
"Words cannot tell how grateful I am for
your kind nilvlce and cood medicines." writes
Mrs. John Cooke, of Hustings, Northumberland
Co , Ontario. " I have hern in poor lienltli for
four yesrs back nud this spring got so bod I
could not do my work I went to the doctor and
he said I hsu ulceration and falling of the
Internal organs, but thought I would try your
1 Favorite Prescription.' I took five bottles and
three of the Golden Medical Discovery and
one slal of Dr. Tierce's relicts, and I can safely
sy that I never felt better In my life."
A Ladies' Laxative Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. One bingle, small pellet is a
laxative disc.
IN OIL FIELDS.
Akron Man Has Gone to
Beaumont.
Mr. Henry Myor, of Grant St., who
has been employed as a blacksmith
at tlio Star , Drilling Machine Co.'s
plant, has gone to Beaumont, Tex.,
where he will be employed us a tool
dresser In tho oil Holds. '
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"Do you know of any leuson why
'he shot jou?"
OFFHNDni) .AT IIEU WPKDS.
"No, unless he misunderstood my
fe61tngs. toward him. .Ho was In
sanely jealous. A few nights ago I
mentioned tmforo him that I had an
oiiKnaenient to 'dine. I could tell by
-the expression of his face after hear
ing tills that li did not" like It.
"L woke up at 4 o'clock uud saw
him, standing by my bedside. He said
ho -vvas going to kill-'me. Then ho
flrcd seveial times; and afterward
.turned tho pIMo on himself. I bcreaiu.
cod and ran out -
"I went out with him qulto often
liecftuse. ho was. a fr'pnd.,of my hus
band's and I saw no harm Jn It I
knew that ho waS"n "sickly -man and
that ho grow molancholy ' at times
from taking morphine and other pois
onous drugs.
''How ho Kt Into my room I do
ndt know. Ho liad jio latch kejand
inimtfhavo coifi lii through tho window."
An Old Foundry Building Will
Soon be Gone.
A land mark is being destroyed In
tho tearing down of the brick build
ing at Mill and High sts., to make
way for the block to be erected by
Mr. It. T. Dnhton In connection with
tho Colonial opera house.
Historian S. A. La no recalls that
the building was erected during or
boon after the Civil war for foundry
put poses and for years was so occu
pied by the late Flank Ilownld.
Plows und agilciiltural Implements
were made tlieie, but newer meth
ods of manufacture knocked the profit
out .of the foundry and the shop was
closed a dozen years ago. For three
or four yeats It was vacant. Then the
structuie was remodeled and became
John L. Iteld's livery bain.
Mr. Dobson has not completed plans
for' the building he will erect. It will
bo three or four Stories high, however,
with thioe store looms on .the Mill
st side and ollices or living apart
ments above.
Stricken With Paralysis.
Henderson Grlmctt, of this place,
was stricken with partial paralysis
and completely lost the use of one nrm
anil side. After being treated by an
eminent physician for quite a while
without relief, my wife icconuneniled
Chamberlain's Pain Halm, and after
using two bottles of it lie Is almost en
tirely cured. Geo. It McDonald, Man,
Logan county, W. Va. Several other
very remarkable cures of partial par
alysis have been effected by the use
of this liniment It Is most widely
known, however, as a cure for rheuma
tism, spialns and bruises. For sale by
all druggists, E. Stolnbacher & Co.,
wholesale agents.
YEAR'S WORK
AT THE NURSERY.
Much Good Has Been Done by
the Institution.
For the year ending October 1, 1001,
there were 4,007 children enrolled In
the Mary Day Nursery, an average of
14.15 a day. The annual report of the
institution shows that the enrollment
according to months, has been: Octo
ber, 403; November, 401; December,
a'JD; January, 302; February, 00;
March, HSU; April, 333; May, 443; June,
307; July 453; August, 130; Septem
ber, 330.
In addition to the legular care pro
vided for the childion, n great de.il
of clothing has been provided for the
families represented.
Mothers everywhere praise One
Minute Cough Cure for the sufferings
It has relieved and he lives of their
Uttlo ones it has saved. Strikes at
the root of the trouble and draws out
the Inflammation. The children's fa
vorlto Cough Cure.
William Warner, Gem Pharmacy,
113 S. Howard st.
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ATT.lkiiirainmTOTwiS.t'T
Reliable Dentistry
Is the only kind wo turn out. Wo
know our work nnd do It well, heedful
of our standing Int the community.
We Guarantee Painless Extracting
and do it free whpn wo make your teeth.
Best Teeth (none better) $8.00
Good Teeth $5.00
Got our prices, oil fllllDg before having your work dono; will save
you money,
NEW1 YORK DENTISTS
148 Sputh Main Street, Akron, O.
Dr. Renkert, Manager. Open Sunday, 9 to
Gem Pharmacy
113 S. Howard St.
Ilipn Pays CASH for
y Second-hand
ILLLIl Electric Motors.
238 South Howard Street.
TEL. 942
Textile Manufacturing Co.
Awnings and Tents
Horse, Wagon and Floor Covers
Gymnasium Matsand Ropes
Anything inndo from Canvas, by
hand or machine. i
People's ) Business hours.... Ko. 737 .
Phones ( Any other time No. 803
137 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Democrat lUtlldlng.
Choice Canes
For Old ooid Young, Just
Received at
ostein's
Both Stores.
Arcade Block and
Hamilton Building.
Feople'i 1'liono No. H9.
Oinoc Hours
jn:.to ll:'Ham.
1 1 tuSnnilfi losp.m.
C C SpEangjlest
DENTIST
1504 S. rviain S-fc.
Room 2, Coventry Buildin
The Northeastern
Loan Co.
Money Loaned on Collaterals.
Business Entciprlfes Promoted.
Buy nnd Sell Local Stocks.
Financial Agents.
Suite 200. Hamilton Build's
Akron, Ohio.
HEADACHE
For a Friend
You can find no better than Rentier's
beer. It's good beer, rea'l lager beer,
noue better. We take special care to
make It thnt way. It's handy to have
in the house. We deliver It to you just
ns good as we make It. Wo tike spe
cial care with tho bottling. .
THE GEO. J. RENNER
BREWING COMPANY
Alcrort, O.
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When we tell you thnt our bot
tled beer Is made from the choicest
New York and Washington state
hops combined with the best Min
nesota barley and tho purest wa
ter, we are telling you the plain,
unvnrnlshed truth.
These combinations In an up-to-date
biewcry nre bound to make
good beer. We cater to 'the family
trade arid Jiifct want you to try n
ease from us, the rest will be easy.
Burkhardf's
Brewery,
Brewers of
High Grade Beer
jeF"iioth Phones 239.
J. A. KKPJW, O. O.
JEtMrvSIC . EVANS.D.O.
Osteopathic Physicians.
604 Hamilton Building
Graduate of A.S.O. Klrklii. Mo. IIoum
8 ti It mid 1 to.0. Cotuullfitloti nnd ex
ninliiutlon Irca. l'tople'a phone 330;
9e Heck
2 TRIPS DAILY 2
Hi clu leave Barbert n
:! A. M. und 1:15 P.M.
Ltave Dojleitswn s A. M. and 3 P. SI.
Special Orders
Given Prompt Attention.
ED A I F Y IV1 E N I
Try Distillers Dried timing, a wonder
ful milk producer. Let us sell you
mill feed.
Peterson l Wright
933-935 S. Main St.
Akron Clothes Pressing Si Tailoring Co.'
Regular Prloo.
Full Bultf, spoiled nnd preyed 75o
0ercout, sponged and pressed Klo
Pants, hpotiged and pressed ..... 2So
(ilennini; IIubIdoss Hult , j.oo
PmiU clenned 1H. T5o
Uooili c)loil lor nnd ilelliered to any part
of the city. Mull orders Riven prompt
tontlon. PeopIO phono 751. Jlell u.10.
All IVIlli St, npp. City Ualldlng.
Good. Work
Both Phones 912. 1063 S..Main St.
FOUNDRY, MACHINE and
PATTERN WORKS.
PATTERN WORK
Given prompt attention.
Let us rlguro cm vour nm Jolt
BOT-t-4 PHONES 561
Why Not Remain at Home?
You hare one ot the most completo
Photo-EnRrnvlnB Establishments In
tho country nt your own door.
S. and 0. ENGRAVING CO.
70S PVIIII St.
Dr. F. M. Caesixr,
DENTIST.
8:riO to 11:30 a. in.; 1 to 5 p.m.
422 Hamilton Building
People's Phone 341. Akron, O.
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Tie best wet coed obulniMe rldt i
the flh
ATLANTIC GARDEN 5
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200-202 E. Market st &
Prop. T
DETTL1NG BROS
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Oysters and Clams
AT THE
EDSON FISH MARKET
Both Phonos
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Telephone 655 t
P. T. McCourt
FOR FINEST t
Coaches in the City.
On cnll nt nil timea.
Full Line of Livery.
Ait nnahinn tires. Larirost
I rnvinc VmiH In tho oltv. Best
v ofserrico Btmrttiiteod. Prloes
t roasonnble. Both phones. S
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If Vou Wont
..NECK COMFORT..
SEND YOUR SHIRTS
AND COLLARS TO
AIVIKTFIIO'IN L.AUIMDRV
06 EAST KXUHANHH ST.
rhone VM QUO. K. Et'SS, Prop
C. Reinhold
'The only manufacturer of
..HARNESS..
In tho city thnt does strictly hand
sow uil work. And delor In Hoi so
FurnlsMiiy Goods, rnrilngo Trim
nilng given spoclul nttuiitlou.
409 South Main Street
People's Phone 1314
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