Akron daily Democrat. [volume], June 05, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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OUR NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, or presents for 1902 Includes many article act shown ;
shore. It contains the most attrac tiro list of preoente over offered for wrappers, and will be seat bf (Ball .
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CUYAHOGA FALLS
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ALL ABOUT TOWN
Told of Cuyahogi Falls People
as They Come and Go.
(Special Correspondence.)
Cuyalioga Falls, Juno 0 Miss Bosslo
Hare of North Viont ot., nnrt Ii
Clement MoUinger were uinrrlcd Sun.
clay uftornoon. The joung couple will
reside with the groom' parents on
Second ht. Bdth are well known young
lieople.
'1'ho members of the M. K. and Con
gregational churches will hold Chil
dren's day exercises next Sunday.
Mr. uud Mrs. B. A. Henry, of Front
st., aru the parents of a llttlo daugh
ter who was born Tuesday morning.
Mesas. A. I. Lewis and C. Wnltqn
threw .open tlielr,lli)o lawns for a lawn
fete for tho benefit of tho M. E. church
Tuesday evening. Tho ultcndauco
wns largo "nnd all had n pleasant time.
Mr. nncOlrs. 1 .1. Miller spent Wed.
nesday at Clevclaiul.
Mr. Uevlno Welker has returned to
his. studies at the Case school, Cleve
land, after a few days' visit with his
parents here.
Mrs. Robt. nay, of Xnvnrre, was the
guest of Mr. Frank D. Hall, Monday.
AGED CITIZEN
Suffered Severe Injury at the
Falls.
(Special Correspondence.)
quyahoga Falls, June 5. While
walking In his garden the other day,
Mr. Henry Plum, who Is an octogeuar
ian, stumbled over- it stone In the path,
way and 'fellrfipraliilng his -back- bad
ly. Tho accident is n serious one on
nccount of Mr. rium's uge, and he Is
confined to his bed. Mr. Plum is'ono
of the oldest residents of Cuyalioga
Falls, being S9 years of age, and In
times past was one of the most pro.
gresslve and well known of Ouya
boga Falls business men, Ho is
said to be the oldest shoe mau in Sum.
mlt county.
CUYAHOGA FALLS
SOCIAL ITEMS
(Special Correspondence.)
Cuyahoga Falls, Juno 3. Mrs. Irving
Loomls happily entortalned ten ladles
at her home on South Front st
Wednesday. The ladles had their fancy
.work and spent the jtitcrnoonUn a
pleasant social manner. A fine dinner
was served.
Mr. Charles W. McLano, of Youngs
town, spent Decoration day here.
Mrs. Emma Ellsworth was pleas
antly surprised by a fow of her friends
at her homo near Sprlngdale, Thurs
day afternoon., the oqcaslou being tho
30th anniversary of her birth. The
day was spent in convocation nud a
big dinner was served by tho unlooked-for
guests. Those piesont were:
Mrs. St Clair Steele, Mrs. Fred Wol
coat, Mrs. George Hart nnd daughter,
Miss Emma Hart, Mis. M. Graham
and daughter, Miss Mamie.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patterson, Mr.
and Mrs. AV. II. Tift and Miss Ida
Tift wero entertained at n pleasant
tea party at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Evans, Decoration day.
Misses Elizabeth nnd Anna Williams
of Youngstown, returned to their
homo, Satuiday, nftoru visit withOIrs.
1 IIS II
Undoubted Reliability Is
Expressed In Akron
Indorsement.
What you want is homo Indorsement.
The backing of people you know.
Akron proof for Akron people
That's whiit; follows here,
Surely no better backing can be hod
than tlm following statement from
Mrs. U J. Pisel, residing at 133 Bow
cry st says: "I knpiv that Donn's
Kidney Pills are most effective nnd
thoroughly reliable frpm personal ex
perience and from what thpy did for
iny father nnd my ulster, My father
obtained theut from Lampnrtcr & Co.'s
drug store, on South Howard st., and
wo used several boxes. I had ncuto
lameness In my back.eornmonly called
crick, which caught mo when stoop
ing or rising frpm a chair, iwl I was
embarrassed with Inactlvpkldiioys. I
found Doan's Kldnoy Pljlff prompt in
relieving mo of both. I know of no
medicine which over did iny sister so
much good as Dean's KJdney Pills."
For sale by all dealer. Ti'Ico 50c.
Foste'r-Milburn Co,, Biiffttjo, N. Y.,
solo agents for the U, N,-
Itemeruber the name ''Doan and
take no other. y
M. A. Price on TaJlniadge ave.
A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Swartz, Snturday.
Mr. James Lytic, of Akron, spent
Saturday here.
REFEREE
Heard Divorce Case at Cuyahoga
Falls.
(Special Corrcspor dence.)
Cuyahoga Falls, Juno 0. Jos. Han
lino wants a dlvorco from his wife, Ed
na, claiming that she refuses to lhe
with him. Replying tu tho petition,
Mrs Hanlino clnlms that she left ner
hubbaud because ho was cruel to hei
and failed to provide properly for her.
She asks for divorce nnd alimony of
$10 a month for one year, for tho
support of her three-months old babe.
Tho case was heard In Mayor Russell's
olllcc before air. E. E. Otis as referee.
CORONER
Is Investigating a Death.
Unusual Occurrence at a
Funeral.
Medina, O., June B. There was an
unnsu.il occurrence at the funeral qt
Samuel Palmer, of Lodl. All the ar
rangements had been made to bury
the body at Sprlug Grove cemetery, in
this city, but this was stopped by or
der of tho Prosecuting Attorney, as
It was rumored that Palmer had died
under queer circumstances.
Mr. Palmer was a retired farmer,
"2 jeiu"b of age, and had been living
with his third wife. A few months
ago he sold his fatm In .Lafayette
township and bought a home In Lodl.
This he placed In his wife's name. Ho
has one adopted dnughter, who Is mar
ried. It is alleged that Inst Saturday
night nbout 11 o'clock ho was taken
sick and Dr. Elliot was called, He
left some medicine and said that he
would call the next morning. Abput
1 n.m. Mr. Palmer died. Tho doqtor
was not called, but tho undertaker
was In his stead, and told to toko
care of tho body. Tills ho did by em
balming. The daughter was notified
by a friend of the death of her adopt
ed father and came to attend tho fu
neral. But she was met at the gate
by Mrs. Palmer and thero i of used ad
mittance to seo her dead
father. Tho daughter at once sought
friends and upon their advice nsked
tho rrosecullng Attorney for un In
vostlgntion of tho death of Mr. Pal
mer. Tho body was placed In the
vault here and tho Prosecuting Attor
ney has gone to Lodl to see what ho
can (earn in the cobb.
A Sailor Won the
Friendship of Prince Henry
Berlin, June .5 Admiral rrince Hen
ry, of Prussia, hns exchanged pies
ents with an nidlnary seaman of his
squadron, When Prince Henry's
grandmother. Queen Louise, was flee
ing from Napoleon in 1800 she took
shelter one night in the dwelling of
a peosant. Tho next morning tho
queen gave her peasant host a beau
tiful watch, together with certain
documents, which were preserved
in this peisant family as heirlooms.
This watch came ientually to be car.
rled by a pallor on a vessel of Prince
Henry's squadron. Prince Henry no
ticed the sailor's tlnip-plcce, examined
and admired It, whereupon the owner
presented It to the Prince. The clft
wob accepted by Prluce Henry with
courteous expressions of his thanks.
Later tlie Prince made inquiiles con
cerning the sailor's aspirations and as
a result he seemed his entrance to the
school of navigation at Hamburg, and
gave him money with which to pay all
the expenses of a course theie.
Piincess Henry will accompany
Prince Henry to the coronation of King
Edward on boni.d the Battleship Kai
ser Froldrich IV. Piinco Henry is
building a second "Silver Chamber" in
Kiel castle to accommodate a lnrccand
rare collection of silverware which he
has inherited ftom the late Prince
George of Prussia.
FAT CHECK
Sent by One Akron Concern lo
State Treasury.
Columbus, O., June 5. Judge Bigger,
of the Ftanklln county Court of Com
mon Pleas, hns consented to nllow tho
suit brought to test the constitution
ality of the Willis, lnw to be appealed
directly to the Supreme court at once.
The lower court will sustain the state's
demurrer to the petition and a motion
for leao to flic a petition In error In
the Supreme court' will be llled. The
motion will be argued qn Thursday nf
temoou nnd thero Is every renson to
expect a decision before the court ad
journs for the summer.
Secretary of State Laylln has an
nounced that the revenue from the
Willis law this year almost surely will
exceed ?400,000. The clerks in Ills of
fice found It Impossible to lecord oil
the payments iccelved, and the exact
amount of the aggregate fees cannot
yet be announced. Among the big fees
received weie the following: Tho Xa.
tlonol Malleable Casting Co.. Colum
bus, $3,500; tho GlobMVernleke Co.,
Cincinnati, $2. 113.10; the American
Cereal Co., Akron. ?3,341.70; the Kelley
Island Llmo and Transport Co.. Kel
ley Island, $l,40l.r.0.
Leads Tbem All.
"One Minute Cough Cure beats all
the other medicines I ever tried for
coughs, colds, croup nnd throat and
lung troubles," says D, Scott Currlii,
of Logauton, Pa. One Minute Cough
Curo is fc.e only absolutely safe cough
remedy which acts immediately. Moth
ers eerywheie testify to the good It
has done their little ones. Croup is so
sudden in its attacks that the doctor
often arrives too late. It yields at
onco to One Minute Cough Cure. Pleas
ant to take. Children like It. Sure
cure for grip, bronchitis, coughs. Wm.
Warner, Gem Pharmacy, 113 S. How
ard st.
During the summer kidney irregu
larities ore often soused by excessive
drinking or being overheated. Attend
to the kidneys at once by using Fob
ey's Kidney Cure. J. M. Latter, J.
Lnmparter & Co., A, Warner.
Chronic bronchial troubles and sum
mer coughs oan be quickly relieved and
cured by Foley's noney and Tar. J.
M. Laffer, J. Lampartcr & Co., A.
j Wnrner. '
Don't Have Anv Plumhina I
Done Until You Have Our Estimate on your
Work-
Estimates and suggestions free. Wo have a few gas ranges left that
wo aie closing out at almost cost.
Gas fUtuips, mantle." and globes a largo variety at the lowest
prices in the cltv.
THE DAUNTLESS MANUFACTURING CO.
PLUMBING, HEATING AND LIGHTING.
People's Phono 359. 233South Main Si.
Lakeside Park
Cs stint Evfir af,ernoon
KstS&BlMV Every enenlng
Harry A. Mown, IVIgr.
THIS WEEK.
A Grand High-Class BUI of
S Headliner Acts
Pete Haker. Crane Bros and Bel
mont, and others. Seats selling 6
days In advance.
8th Rut. Band Next Sunday.
PREJUDICE, CREDULITY and REASON
Thp dentist who asks you to pay the highest prices depends upon
your PREJUDICE for his service.
The dentist who tells you he Is giving tho bct work for the
lowest prices depends upon your CREDULITY.
We depend upon your RE ASOX. and the good quality of our
work, and the fairness of our chaigcs.
PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS,
orEit EVEiunGs. suirDAYs io to i. i:6 sotrra iiAra street
The Bloom of Health
May be seen in the cheeks, the elasticity of
youth in the very step of those who use
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Port, NAin
The purest, best and most delicious beverage ever
extracted from the grape.
Old White Label 1890 Whisky, on.
per quart OUU
A large bottle of Sherry, Port, Blackberry or Sweet 2f
Catawba Wine, this week fcuU
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OPPOSITE O'NEIL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Goods delivered free of charge. People's phone 1156.
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good, properly cooled and served beer
Ik always a strong favorite you try
other drlnks.but you come back to beer.
Made of pine water, pure hops and
other materials and manufactured by
skilled workmen, Renner'b Yellow
Band Beer Is hnrd to equal, impos
sible to excel.
THE GEO. J. RENNER
BREWING COMPANY
Akron,0.
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