Akron daily Democrat. [volume], July 04, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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T Hon ana oil llverU's oro cured by
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2? Cents of All drueRlst or by mall of
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Of course these are onlv two
jjof $ie hjany )!$'' ojt furai-
turo -W& carry,' .bub wo 're
going to Jta'lk about these
two in 'parfcidular, ' booause
t we've" 'gob s'u'oh a
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Assortment
of Both.
The most beautiful designs
we've .eyer showjti and pripes
, fare muoh lower thiin-you'll
'have to pay before long.
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CLAIM DISTRICT
' IS TOO SMALL
Some of tho citizens in the district
that will be taxed td build the Fnlor
st"1. bridge are petitioning the City
Comrafssloners1' to moke .the district
larger. Thoy claim vthat the bridge
will be of special benefit to more por
eons than arc included In the district.
which Is bounded as follows: On tho
east by High St.; on the west by the
corporation Hnejt.on tbe'north by Ex
ohangjj st.',andy,oVtte,1soutb,-by Ce
ttar st.
, WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE;
xbaijsted. aneUrriWbJp.conditlons -of
the NeTvoos" System produce Head
aches. The cure Is to restore the ac
tion of the. nerves to their normal con
dtton and give the heart u tonic. Clinic
Headache Wafers,.nre just this quce;
they actph'the Nerves and are1 a tonic
to the heart. Absolutely harmless. 10
cents all druggists.
The Same Old Story.
J. A. Kelly relates anjexpejjtence slrtJr
Uar to that which he happened in al
most every neigfapritfjo'dln th.'e United
States and has bee'n.told and re-told by
thousands of others.';. Her gays: "East
summer I had an attsck of dysentery
and purchased a bottle of Chamber
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which I used according to
dlrectlqhsand with entirely satisfac
tory resujtsv Th rouble was Con
trolled much qulskei; than former', at
tacks when t us'e'd'-'Wef'1 remedies."
Mr. Kelly is a well k"nown"cltlzen of
Henderson, N. C. For sale by all drug
gists. E. btelnbncher & Co., wholesale
agents. ,
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V'' ApN DAHiif DIOMOURA
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piglitTs On In the Big Steel trust.
Perkins' Plan to Retire
Bonds Has Caused It.
New York, .Tiil'3-Un"lM tho combl.
nation of inq which mndo'
It possible t for coniradn folk'
to contemplata the possibility
of a billion dollars' in one enterprise do
vclopfl am6ng lta riutnbt-rs tomo ono
wltl a special gonitis for harmony, tho
United States 'Stool Corpotutlon may
be split Into two hair billions.
' Magnates nrdarcady at iayed against
magnates. Agid flrtabclcrs no longer
ago than on Saturday eppke with some
.sftpwjr anger,, gr.pw r.rdln.-:thovfdo'.
nnu pounaeci tno directors table In the'
board room of tbetecl tr;ist. At tlto
meeting wjilch win beheld this week
thero will be some more plain talklug,
and probably moro slinking of Angers,
for the htad of the committee to
finance n bllllbn dollar echemo: that,
In falling to dud a ntarhod to pacify
tho stockholders who objected to tho
retirement of ?200,000,000 of preferred
JSjTS&SZ
We have certain work to do for our
needs, nnd that Is to be done strenu--ously;
other work to do for our de
light, nnd that to be done heartily;
neither is It to bo done by halves ar
Bhlfts, but with a wWj'aiidjwhot'li'
not worth this effort ll'not-to the "done
at all. Ituskln,
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AMUSEMENTS
stock he was not resourooful,, and that
Already tho cable wires have carried
to J. Plerr)ont Morgan some very
pointed sentences in vigorous English
bearing on the situation.
The row Is over George W. Perkins,
chairman of the Finance Committee of
the Steel Corporation, and the imme
diate and confidential flnsAftial lieuten
ant of Mr. Morgan.
If the pounding of the board room
table and the shaking of thrembling
lingers among the directors of the
trust should continue, Ancftew Carne
gie and Henry Fhlpps will be found
arrayed against- ,, IMerpont Morgan
and Mr. Perkins.
As a result of things that have hap
penedthe bond gchpni'c, the suits at
law, tho Injunction procijedlngs in Xew
Jersey, the open letters pf criticism and
tho .imbJIcatiortt'of the ll9t-)f share
holders In the giant,- corporation iti
charced that Goorrfe Wi Perkins has
not given ovldence.'of tthat 'vWse conv
servatlsm which was ctedited to him
when ho was named by Mr. Morgan
by permitting the world at largo to
look upon the list'of men who actually
own the billion dollar industrial1 corpor-'
ation, and to seeet 'opp'c-slttV thefr
names th,e exact number of shares of
prdfferred and common' stbekto wlilch
they nre credited on the great books
and their income, he did 'enough to
make every man on the list, angry clear
t,hfou,gh, ' ' h '' .. ,
What the .dlrectprs will 'dp o,bout it
is yet to bo decided,"
It is known definitely that the vast
Interests ofCarnegle and his associates
nre not-wtlllng p enghgcki n fight, nnd
thst Andrew Carnosiol'tbough absent
In Europe, wll not hesitate to tflke a
hand. Ho Is potential, he Is aggressive.
Ho has fi.ald that he would not, and
never did,' conduct his business as the
steel trust has been conducted.
Those wlio nre of his financial and
Industrial) crowd the Pennsylvania
Iron und steel men are prepared to
Indorse Carnegie's stand.
A plan of action will be determined
upon this week. The Carnegie interest
will bo represented fcy five men, and
tho shrewd Scotchman himself will no
doubt have his own views on a cable
blank1 before his friends so that they
may read them.
The open letter of .Tohn Trebane
to Chairman Perkins, of the Steel
Trust's Financial committee, in which
the' methods of thp committee nre
characterized as "schemes," will be
considered, 'nncPwhen the fight comes
it wlir.be made an issue.
In the meantime George W. Perkins
Is absolutely1 unperturbed. He knows
nil about the row that'ea-biewlng. He
knows his friends, nnd ho knows those
who are unfriendly. Like Carnegie, he
is prepared to meet the Issue when th
timo comes.
If the directors' table is t6 be pound,
ed ho has a strong arm and a god fist,
and it will make It resound when his
turn comes. If directors rise In their
places the better to accentuate their
words his ilx feet of stature will be
beh'ind his chair on the Morgan side
of,the table.
And when the. question Is directly
put, "Why was pomethlng not done to
prevent the public knowing the exact
holdings of the stockholders?" Mr. Ter,
kins Is prepared to make a reply that
MB. PERKINS IN A CHARACTER
'''isTIO ATTITUPE..
Irene Will. Run tfie
Paper For Her Mother
will nci,doubt,astonlsh more than one
dr"e?torr
The authenticity cf the situation as
printed 4bovo ls vouched for by at
least two men who are In position tq
know. ,IJut'not one man among the
directors' lyould talk on .the subject
it is a fight that should be confined
to the board rmn. Details will be
guarded.. If they becom? public all the
directors will regret it.
But the, flglt is coming, unless a
special geiilns f6r harmonizing differ
ences should appear.
And it can be said that the rplrlt
is such among the directors that not
one Is looking for" the genius.
Old Time Celebration
OF THE
Fourth
at Summit Lake
iiirdr IVaHM
Similar to those of our grandfathers, There will be a full program of
the old.-time races, including a pie-eating contest, climbing a slippery
pole, greased pig,, wheelbarrow race, foot race, boat race and other
races. There will be-base ball games both morning and afternoon. In
the Theatre there is an especially strong bill, and there will be sev
eral special matinees during the day, and the regular evening per
formance. A big list of firework will be added to the other attrac
tions, ajid there will be something for one and all, young and old to
enjoy. Hundreds have prepared to go early and enjoy the day, taking
their, dinners along. Ample shelter in case of storm.
Good Car Service Day and Night
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Lakeside Park
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Grand up-to-date celebration- Mammoth bill
of outdoor amusements. Don't miss the
Launch Race at 4 P.M.
2 special matinee performances. Secure
seats early for both matinees.
Barlow's Minstrels...
Dancing afternoon and evening, large orchestra. Grand pyxotechnical.
illumination and fireworks display never before equalled, at 1,0 p. m.
Spend the Day at LAKESIDE PARK.
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EALTH
The jreneral health of a
woman Is inseparably re.
latcd to the local womanly
health. When the deli
cate womanly orgsniim
Js diseased, the bodyilftt'
plumpness, the cheeks lose'
their rose, oncl u netvoua
and fretful condition be
comes habitual.
Thousands of sick women
who have been cured of
diseases peculiar to the
ses by the use of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion have testified to the
restoration of the general
health when the local dis
ease was cured.
'""Favorite Prescription"
establishes regularity, dries
unhealthy drains', heals in
flammation and ulceration
and cure3 female weakness,
I uied lour bcittltl of Favor
Ite Prescription' and one o(
1 Golden Medical Diicovery,' "write. Mrs HI
wcr D. Siif arer, of Mountnop?, Ijnc.Jtci- Co ,
Fa,, "and can say tliat I am evred of that dread.
ed dljease, uterine trouble. Ant in better health
than ever ketare. ftvervone whn knnwi t.n
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ell. In June, when
r in health that at
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ter ana 101a rne vrnat to no. I tpiiowed your
,, (.-advice. ud lo-day am tUrtd. Melt everybody
lbtX with Ood'a help Or.Plefce't sredlctnea
cured me. Jf theie few oro are 'of any uieto
yoii. you are welcome to uie thent. They mlglit
J oelpomeoth"f poor auffenng woman."
S - Dr. Piercd's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, ioo3 large pages, in paper cov-
vt'-u 9r' J,nt Sree on receipt of one-
,.;K" cent, stamps, to pay estpensc of 'mailing
.inly. AHdresa Dr. R,,y. fierce, Buf.
Kver'one who knows me )
aurpntra to tee me loot u wen .
I wrote to you, I tm io 1
times I could sot walW.
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ELECTRIC PARK!
On shores of historic Lake Brady. Without
t doubt the finest all-around place in Northern
unio. &o sijuuu w aoiiuay. $uu,uuu puij into
improvements this season.
Mnmuroneclc, N. V., July a.-Mls?
Irene Hpath, whose motijeiAn oiTost-
.w uu u cnarge or criminal. be, pre
ferred by n school teaplierof Mnmar
oneck, will conduct her mooter's paper,
The Democrat, whife ImT Heath Is Id
court. . '',
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Exnerienrn K-cni n dnf"Brlirinl lVnt
(fools will learn Jn no otber1, 4nd scarce
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Fine Theatre, Boating,
Bathing, Dancing,
Miniature Railway,
Bail Grounds.
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And, in fact; everything, BRING YOU FAM
ILY and enjoy a day's outing. SPECIAL
RATES ON ALL RAILROADS. Akron, Kent
& Kavenna St. Cnr line direct to grounds,
Also on Erie railroad.
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Strictly Temperance.
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I Investigate this Idea. - ' !
4 . evwvewVTeewvww"
It's, of Interest tp.anyone who wears trousers and tyants fttm to fit.
Hiey go well with belts, negligee phlrts, BUmmer nocUwea'r. etc.
By the way, have you seen
our new Negligee Shirts?
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RELIABLE OLOTHIEHS, HATTERS AND
and J20' 3. IVIa
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FURNISHERS.
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2 BALL GAMES O
10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Two Akron League Teams
An Old-Fashioned Dance
From 0 a.m. to 1 p.m. For the pleasure of thoso not dancing modern
dancec. Music: Harvey Greene's orchestra. Regular dancing 1 to
5 and 7:30 to 11. Music by the Silver Lake Orchestra. Admission:
r.ach danco session, Mc pev couple; extra ladles, 10c each. Sports
Boating, bathing, steamooatlng, electric launch, merry-go-round,
bowling alleys, billirrd ball and toboggan riding, fire works. Enjoy
T a ride on thp miniature 'f team railroad. Good street car srrlc
from Ravenna, Kent, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, Barberton, Canton,
f M'ord "a c'"" THE SILVER LAKE PARK GO.
0 $
Ft A QFlRAt 1 BUCTHEL GROUNDS
0-li3lLOJIIit- July 4 and 5th
CITY LEAOUE
4th of July, 10 n. in. 4th of July, 8 p. m.
Niagaras vs. Kirkwood North Ends vs. Soutb Ends
July 5th 8 p. m.
Niagaras vs. South Ends.
Poisoning the System.
It is throujh the bowejs that tho
body la cleansed of Impurities. ConsU.
patlon keeps these poisons In tne eys
tem, causing headache, dullness and
mclanpholla at first, then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious Illness
unless a remedy Is applied. DeWltt's
Little Early Risers prevent this trjsu
ble by Btimulating the liver and pro
mote easy, healthy action of the bow
els. These little pills do not act vlo
Jently but by strengthening the bow
els enable them to perform their onn
work. Never gripe or distress,
Win. Warner, Gem Pharmacy, Hi
South Howard st. " "
It Is a good divine that follows kfc
own Instructions. Shakespear.
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