Akron daily Democrat. [volume], August 22, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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, ATKXlOtf J)M,Y B3SMOORA.T,
Tonight
AWARDED
Contract For New
Library.
Carmichael & Co. Suc-
cessful Bidders.
A rjjkjy, Tonic ncVer Cqualed
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. hltiRfjlsli, out 6f tuno itntl you fert dull,
bilious, constipated, tnko a doso oi
Hood'm Pills
And you'll bo all right in thomorninfc
More
Only Ten Days More Remain of Our
SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
m ANY HEADACHE
wlllTleldtotbKxUilng lnfluoncciol ttmtm&mlmii
UtUo reined,
Dr. Jamas' Headache PoWdara.
'Act dlrtctlr on tho nerres nof lo lnpcff Ihom, but U
ooihA anil MnncUien them. Absolute! iumnleM.
At nil Owe toron. iIoms 10 cents.
m Tin J, W. Jimea Co. , Et llradr, Ta. m
Vov salo by John Lnmpnrtcr & Co.
This shop
no oilier
PEOPLE of Akron havo shown thoir appreciation
of valuo, by their liberal patronage during this
salo. As 5. final inducement in this sale we will
sell Couches and Rocking Chairs, for the next 10
days, at prices never before heard of.
A BIG WEEK.
FORTUNE
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1 1 GRASP THIS OPPORTUNITY! SlX 1
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Halford Stock Co. Has Had It
Theatrical Talk.
An opprccintlvo audience greeted tho
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For the Genial Col.
lioye.
A Hriend Has Found Him To Be
Heir to Millions.
Col, M. W. Hoyo bus lccolvcd a
letter from a friend who encloses n
newspaper clipping suggesting thnt
the colonel Is olio of tho heirs to a
vagi estate In Ireland. Tho clipping
rends
Nashville, Ind., Aug. 1". Mrs.
itachel Minor, John Hoy, Samuel T.
Uoy, Mis,- Ann iurncr, of Nashville,
niid others n Ohio, It Is sald, nio
lielts toa' T.OOO.OOO left them in Ire
land, "John no, who enirio to the United
States froth Ireland, had three broth
ers who stayed in Ireland and nearer
married. Jhey accumulated a large?
fortune, owning tho largest llncri fac
tory in Ireland. Recently the" last
of the brothers died, fcwvlng tho estate
to heirs In tho United States.
JohnHoy, father of tho heirs nt this
place, is dead. His shnro, being one
tenth of the estate, falls to the two
sons and two daughters, of this place,
while other heirs living In Ohio and
rennsylvnnla will get tho balance.
Daniel A. Brlsbon, a Pennsylvania
attorney, was employed by all tho heirs
and sent to Iielnnd, nnd ho reports
the fortune awaiting the Hoy heirs.
WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE.
Exhausted and Irrltablo'coudltlons of
tho Nervous System produce Head
aches. The cuio 'Is to restore tho ac
tion of tho nerves to their normal con.
dlton nnd glvo the heart a tonic. Clinic
Headache Wafers are Just this cure;
they act on the Noiws and arc n tonic
to tho heart. Absolutely harmless. 10
c.ents all druggists.
A Necessary Precaution
iDon't neglect n'-cqld.'i It-is "worse
than unpleasant. It lg dangerous. By
using One Mlnuto- Cough1 Cure you can
euro It nt once. Allays Inflammation,
clears tho head, soothes nnd' strength
ens the mucous membrane. Cuics
coughs, croup, throat and lung tiou
bles. Absolutely safe. Acta Immedi
ately. Children Hko It,-- o
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Read Democrat Tilncr Columns.
Whitney Sends Elk to Stock
Preserves In the Adirondacks
Saratoga-, Aug. 22.-WlHam 0. Whitney shipped on August ID, from
Southwest lake In tho Adirondacks, 20 elk, which will ho released by tho
This shipment makes a, total of 00 o Ik that Mr. Whitney has ncnt to the A
DO more fnll grown elk In the mountain preserve. -
The Building Will Not Be Com
pleted This Year.
The general contract for theconstrue
lion of tho now Carnegie library In this
city 1ms been awarded to Geo. Car
mlchaol & Co., of Akton. Thin was
decided upori by tho Library, Hoard
Thmsday evening. The bid 'of Car
mlcliael & Co.. amounted to $01,225.87.
being only nbout $100 lower than tho
next lowest bid, thnt of Geo. Crisp &
Son, also of Akron. In nil, four bids
wero received. Plumbing nnd Install
ing of heating apparatus nro not J"
eluded In the contract a winded to Car
michael & Co., but it Is expected thnt
these contracts Will be awarded soon.
-Mr. J. C. Frank, of the Llbinry
Bonrd, stated to a ici inter for tho
Democrat Thursday evcnliig thnt tho
Bonrd was well picked with tlio bid of
Caimichncl & Co., null that excavating
for tho foundation of tho building will
bo.eommoiiccd as soWis'thc contractor
'can be got to work1. As Jt is now, the
contractors nre. so bus that It will be
impossible to begin on , the library
vltliln. n month, and, raa,ylje, later. Tho
iBord docs not: expect to have the
building completed this year, but may
i have It ready by tho liilddlo of next
summer. It will bo 'erected at a cost
of $70,000, on Bleice park. AH of the
money necessary for Its construction
has been donated by Mr. Carnegie.
A YOUNG LADY'S LIFE SAVED
At Panama, Colombia, by Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy.
Dr. Chas. II. Utter, a pr6mlnent phy
sician, of Panama, Colombia, In a re
cent letter states; "Last March I had
as a patient n young lady 1G years of
age, who had a very bad attack of dys.
entery. Everything I prescribed for
her proved Ineffectual and she was
growing worse every hour, Her par
ents were sure she would die, TShe
had become so weak that she could not
turn over in bodi What to do-'at this
critical moment was, a study for me,
but I thought of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera nnd Dlnuhoca Kcracdy and as
n Inst resort prescribed ft. Tho most
wonderful lcsult was effected. Within
eight hours she was feeling rnueh bet
ter; Inside of three dajs she was upon
her feet and nt tho end of pno week
was entirely well.
For sale by nil druggists. E. Stein
bacher & Co., wholes jley agents.
Cool nnd delightful by steamer to
Long Lnke park 0 and 1:30 dally.
Ollio Holford Stock Company last
night at tho Colonial Theatre. "City
of New York" was tho bill presented.
Miss Halford, ns Daisy Saunders, was
good. In fact her very appearance
seemed to give pleasure totheaudlenee.
Tho leading roles in tho hands of John
J. Kirk, Inin It. Wnlton, J. Frank.
Ely, Miss Elcctrn Page, Barrow Lo
Pnlge, Wm. II. Gevey, Floience Har
cy, wero well played nnd the balance
of tho company gave good support.
Tonight Ollio Halford will be seen in
tho melodrama, "Wicked London."
To each lady purchasing a 30 cent
ticket, Miss Halford will piesent a
copy of tho popular ballad "Sometime
I'll Know That You Lovo Mo". The
title page bonis a likeness of Miss Hal
ford. As a matinee, "Romance of
Littlo Red Riding Hood" will bo given
Saturday.
Nixon & Zimmerman take pleasure
In announcing the advent of "The
Stiollcis" and The Mnrgueritu Sylvn
Comic Opera Company which will pre
sent It here on Wednesday, Aug. 27 nt
the. Colonial with n oasf adequate in
every way and a largo chorus. Prin
cipal namesiof note In the production
are Marguerlta-Sylva, Dorothy Hunt
ing, Lou Mlddlcton, David Torrcnco,
George C. Boniface, Jr., John D. Gil
bert, David L. Don, W. H. Fitzgerald
nnd others. The entire scenic product
ion will be given exactly the same as
during Its pi oscillation nt tlio Knick
erbocker Theatre In New York last
year nnd tho principal cities, while
the scenery nnd tho costumes hnvo
been re-created for this season in ex
act duplicate. Messrs. Nixon & ZInv
met man are responsible for this organ
ization and guarantee It both from nn
urllstlc nnd llnancinl standpoint. Scats
will be on sale Monday morning.
The union of Primrose & Dockstader
hns made tho public nwaro that min
strelsy Is yet in its prime and that this
is a banner company. "Up-to-dato ana
all in black face" Is their idea of min
strel entertnlnmentas demnpded,by lite
public 'from an all-tvhlte company, and
the lovers of this"' class of amusement
will have nn opportunity of seeing this
Idea can led out to a grand finale at the
Colonial August 30.
The three requisites for a perfect
theatrical performance are, first, "A
perfect play", second, "A complete pro.
duction", third, ','A company of plnyers
of such diversified talent as to thor-
his Ocjoboj- Mountain preserve to
iW York tlpscrvation Commission.
Ulrondacks to bo released. Hp has
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FiS:a1ered.and.Tu,tod $6, $8, and $10
Wo stand baok of every ono of these with our personal guarantee.
ROCKING CHAIRS from $2.00 up.
You cannot afford to miss this opportunity, if you need a couch or rocking chair.
E. EI. HORN, 182
The First
OF OUR FALL STOCK are ready for
your inspection thoy are beauties, well
made, shapely garments, cut from the
weavers best product, in single and double
breasted sack coats, broad and manly shoulders, fitting
neatly at tho neck. The prices are . bound to be a
revelation to the careful clothing buyers this season. From
i ; 5 tip tO $10, $15
and masterpieces of tho tailor craft at
?- gl8, 20 and s25
Boys' School Suits
Here is where we pride ourselves, in being able to clothe
the Jitfl J?.ys with clothing that fits, wears and gives
enttrefeatiffajctlon. We can do it, wo have the assortment
and the prices are more than right they are low.
Advance Sale of School Suits.
One lot of boys' school
breasted, all-wool durable
suits, Scotch effects,
sizes 8 to 10
The Liberty Clothing Co.
Look for The 'Liberty
otfghly assume and cnacrthe vnrloun
types of life represented In the play."
All of these essentials Manager "Win. A.
Brady Is talcl to havo provided In
"Way Down East" which comes to the
Colonial Tho.iire this season.
His Sight Threatened.
"While picnicking last month my 11
year-old boy was poisoned by some
weed or plant," says W. H. Dibble,
of Sioux City, la. "Ho rubbed the
poison off his hands Into his eyes, and
for awhile we wero afraid he would
lose his sight. Finally a neighbor rec
ommended DeWltfs Witch Hazel
Salve. The first application helped
him, nnd In a few days he was as
we.ll as ever." For Skirl diseases, cuts,
burns, scalds, wounds, Insect bites,
DoWjtt's Witch Hazel Salvo Is suie
cure. Itcllpves piles at once. Bewaro
of counterfeits. ,
Wagon Wrecked.
A wrecked wagon on Ash st. hill
marks tho place where an excising
runaway finished Thursday. The dri
ver of Wm. Rochdi's grocery wagon
had been dcllerlng goods on tho West
SIdo, and while untying his horse the
anlmnl became frightened nt a wind
mill and started to run. The driver
was left behind, nnd tho horse ran
half a mile, colliding with a tree on
Ash St., nnd wrecking the wagon be
fore ho was stopped. No one was
hurt.
Mothers lose their dread for "that
terrible second summer'' when thoy
hayo Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house, Nature's spe
clflc for summer complaints of every
sort.
Prolong Your Life by
Taking a Vacation
YOU NEED A REST
If vou aro not feeling well, don't call
tt doctor but take a lake trip; you will
return homo reeling now lire nno your
brain blown free Xroui (cohn cbs. Send
2c for Illustrated pamphlet. Addresu;
A. A. SOHANT55, Q, P. A.,
Detroit, Mich.
...Arrivals
suits, double
One lot of boys' school suits, in single
IbS, UUUU1U
$.50
and double breasted effects
Scotch, cheviot and worsted
cloths, sizes 8 to 16
Sign.
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- TANNER'S
STORE NEWS
Hnvo you bait a real nice egetnble
soup this fummer yetV It's One eating
when properly made and we are going
to 'give you a chance to make a good
one If you care for it.
On Saturday morning we will mnke
up 100 basketb of mixed vegetables to
sell nt 15 cents each. Each' one or
these bnskets wHl contain 15 different
kinds of vegetables, Just In the right
proportion to make" up a nice soup. It
will make It possible for you to mako
such a vegetable soup as will please all
the folks and make them mil for more.
In each basket wo will place extia
fieo of charge 1 Mexican Chill pepper.
Such peppers are used by tho Mexi
cans In llavorlng their foods.' Don't
uso all of this pepper in making your
coup as It will mako it too hot for you.
.Tiibt uso a part of it, putting it In tho
soup and boiling it with tho other
things. Use the other part In your
stewed tomatoes, pee how nice it
makes them. Don't uso any other pep.
per.
(We sell tho peppers at 2 for 0 cents;
Electric
South Main street
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$2-oo
S. HOWARD STREET
advertise them this way to get you to
use Uiem.)
We will sell out the 100 baskets mix
ed vegetables at above price but after
they are Fold will not make up any
more Saturday.
Fresh candles We will have a much
larger assortment of Chnndler & Rudd's
fine candles due for our Saturday trade
this week. Please remember that we
offer you thsse goods fresh every time
wo tell you about It, nnd thnt we sell
them nt the same prices as in Cleve
land. We expect to make this depart
ment n convenience to you as well nn
the pleasure of knowing that what
candies we aro offering you are of tho
very purest and best made up.
Fresh Sturgeon, (smoked.) Fancy
Cheese, all kinds, Fumpernlcke! Bread,
Potato Chips, German made Pretzels,
nnd' a 1st of other good things will be
due ns usual for Saturday trads.
Can we not have your order? Wfll
endeavor to gle you entire satisfac
tion. Telephone No. 05.
PERRY E. TANNER & CO.
The Demand!
Threatens to
Exceed the
Supply of
Grip Soap
, Tho greatest laundry soap out, it dis
solves the dirt, saves the rubbing "and
scouring, yet cleans the clothes.
Days
OP THE
Great
Sale
Visit the store Saturday or the first
of the week sure If you want to savo
money on clothing. There are somo
great bargains in school suits for
boys.
ANY SUIT
On our entire second table
former price
$10, $12, $14, $i5,
NOW
$"7.50
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luuwuiuu.uuunwimau u
to select your fall suit out
of this.
Our entire stock of
$18,420, $22 SUITS
For the uniform price of
Mothers, buy your Boys'
School Suits now. You can
get them at two-thirds form
er selling price.
WORKING SHIRTS
The 50o kind, for
25
c
You know what working
shirts aro ; come in and in
spect these. Only three to
each person.
DRESS SHIRTS
50c kind ?Sr
$1.00 kind 7fC
$r"kVn'".""$i.io
?ft00.k!nd. ' $1.45
Overalls, 50c kind iCn
(3 pair for f 1.00) OJi,
Boys' Wash Suits at ONE-
15
; HALF PRICE. Mothers, do
' not miss this opportunity.
500 Boys' knee .pants,
I 50o values, O C
' now DS'
,7 ,: v '''::,'" c
iuen s sock, regular jloo or
2 pair for 25c. now 1 C
2 nnir for 1 -'v
Men's Underwear, regular
50c a suit, Ic,
now OD
And other bargains toe
numerous to mention herej
To the thousands wi
road this we say, these be
gains are faots, and tW
everything printed in thy
ad. is true.
Sale Positively Closes
August 30th.
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