Akron Evening Times from Akron, Ohio • Page 3

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Howard si. China Tea Store. People's Phono DUG. MERCHES Prop's and Mgrs. LOUG.

LEE, Mgr. of Amusements. Week of Monday, June 3 The Best In Vaudeville Always. The Marvelous Mellrose. Family Clarence Hale The Brothers Patchin The Maginlays.

Miss Bijan Le Coy and The Great Chevriel Every evening at 8:15. Concert on Sunday. reserved chairs Sc extra ATfPTrtP ParkOoBlno Harry A. nawn, Manager, Emy night, 8:15 (Except Bundny.) High-Class Vnndeville The Best Always Now b'nocH Knch Weok, Motlneas, Mo; Evenings, lOo and 20c ResorvHl sentHjinn be bought tit tHuN. O.T.Co.'s tlCKet office.

210 South Mnin streetthreo dnys lu ndvunce. RANDOLPH PARK THEATRE Harry A. Hawn, I Kvery nfternoou, Manager. Every ovenlng, 8:15 Commencing Monday, June 3 HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE, fr One Admission only IUL. Warranted Tooth Brushes Arc stamped "Gem Plinrmacy," on every handle and will be exchanged If bristles WHIP out.

Made In all popular styles, sixes and textures. Kor Sale By Gem Pharmacy. 113 S. Howard St. Beware of Imitations and refuo sub Btitutcs.

First shipment of gcuulno Imported Puerto Rico 5c Cigar On sale at both stores. H. FERBSTEIN Area do Block and Hamilton Building. CHAS. AUSTGEN Cor.

Hroaduay nnd KtohnnRe Wholesale Liquor The best Whisky told In hnnul, nnd all kinds af Liquors for line H0STER BREWING CO. Of Columbus, brewers of high grade WIENEH UEEH. Export spodlnlty. BOTTLED BEER FOR FAMILY USE. Importers of California and Ohio Wines.

Lowest prices. Delivered to anypolnt of the olty. Both Telephones 856. Bottle Department Mi. AWWA)WWWIi)tWWW 1 1 That L.

N. SWIGART the Tailor Has a Ladies' Tailoring Department, and personally supervises the making of. Ladles' Tailor Mado Suits, Skirts and Jackets, together with his Men's Tailoring? Sarao exquisite fabrics to choose from ut moderate prices. L. N.

Swig'drt Tailor for Men and Women. 184 S. Howard up stairs. Phono 1201. HUGILL BROS.

DEALEFS IN stone: We do all kinds of Stone Work, Brick Drives, Excavating. Promptly OFFICE AND YARD North Union on Erie R.R. Address 426 N. Union St. Telephone 887.

It Is economy to use Cordova Coffee. GOES ON. Work on Sewer Will Not Stop. Committee Changed Its Mind. Warm Discussion of the Light Question.

Commissioners Scored By West Hll Members. The will go ahead with tho work on the Wolf ledge sewer which has been the subject of so much talk. Two members of the flnuncii commit, tee. Messrs. ttarrluk and Walker, tec- considered their action in throwing out tho bills for the work done when they learned.the true state of affairs In Mon day night's Council meeting, and tho Council oidered the bills paid.

City 'Commissioner Dan MeGarry explained that the hewer Is aheady being used though It hns no outlet; that other local sewers aro ready to bo connected, with this sewer and proporty owners will resist payment if 'tho work Is jiot done within reasonable tlnio; that thcte aro but about COO feet oC tho sewer yet to be built, There is money In the sinking fund which can bo 'Used for this sower aud paid back as come in. Ksgato said this very Council had paid the bills In that way before and might do so again though It was not strictly legal. This was done and a bill of Wildes Son which had been omitted from tho pay roll was al-so Included in the claims ordinance. In this case tho money was In tho sink, ing fund to the credit of the fund which should be drawn upon though not In tho fund Itself. It was explained that the auditor is responsible for a great deal of sewer assessment money being put Into sewer sinking fund, but an effort Is now being made to give, each sewer a fund of its own.

ABOUT LIGHTS. "Electric lights were all right 10 or 15 years ago; they were a novelty, then," said Mr. Seidell lu a long report on tho light question. He said that S7 of 120 cities were securing their lighting to better advantage than AR ron. Ho maintained that Welshaoh gas lamps aro the only practical street lights and that with them Ihc siinm candlo power could be secured at a post.

TJo challenged nnyone to discuss the lighting question with him. Mr. Seidell Is with the Akron Gas Co. and hns made a study or lighting. Ho scored the Commissioners for havlngsaid that lighting expenses could not be reduced.

He said tho contract with tho N. O. T. Co. called for lights of 2000 SCHOLARSHIPS.

How and Why They Are Given Boxwell Graduates by Buchtel College. A feature connected with tlie Box-well examination not fully understood by a good many people is the free scholarships given by Buchtel college. There seems to be an Impression that this Is In accordance with tiio provisions of tho Boxwell law. This is a mistake. The scholarships aro given gratuitously by Buchtel us a further Inspiration to the pupils of township schools.

The custom has been maintained over since tho Boxwell law wont Into force. Free scholarships to the preparatory department of Buchtel havo been given to the two pupils ranking highest In each township in tho county. The result Is that quite number of pupils aro in college by reason Tricks of Beggars "They nre professional beggars, one of them puts ucld on his hand to keep It bore, tho other was no more la mo than I am when the Marshall of Barberton chased them away from there Saturday," paid Prlsonkeeper John E. Washer, speaking of Joseph and John Bradley, charged with begging, In Police court Tuesday. Officer Frank AIcAllUtor confirmed Mr.

Washer's stutement. ne arrested tho men at 'the Howard st. mlsfalon, late Monday. They wero part of a gang of nluo which has been drinking beer In a camp near Barberton. Both men had hospital cards, but these the ofllcrrs declare wero "fakes." "Wo aro brothers and wo llvo In Ira D.

Itcckard, Duncombe, writes: "My little, hoy scalded his leg from the knee to the nukle. I used Banner Salve Immediately aud In three weeks' time It was almost entirely healed, I want to recommend It to every family and advise them to keep Baniier Salve on hand, as It Is a suro remedy for scalds or any sores." A. Warner, J. Luffer uud J. Lampartcr Co, cnndlo power and that they wore not being furnished.

Ho claimed that with Welsbach lights Kust Market ut. could bo the saino candlo power as now it, a cost of $183 per year less than Is now paid. ktoiitmlssluiicr MuMlllon said thnf present contractu could not bo thrown aside, at will. Ho said that when tho Akron Gas Co. sought to light Kast Market st.

last year, It wanted flOO more than was paid for eloctrlc lights and tho Council voted down Us propi osltion. Mr. McMlllen said Mr. Seidell was probably speaking on behalf of tho Akron Gns Co. Mr.

Seidell donled this and said ho was representing the people. Mr. Rico mado the following motion which was unanimously carried: That the clerk ho Instructed to notify the N. O. T.

Co. that no more light bills would be approved until light of the candle power named In the contract was furnished, and that thu Solicitor be Instructed to collect from the company money It had received fraudulently, representing tho difference between 2000 cnndle power called for in contract and the candle power actually furnished. WANT BBTTKft PAVING. Mr. Wlnum protested ngalnHt tho manner In which tho pavement is being relald on West Market st where the N.

O. T. Co. has been putting down a double track. Mr.

Koons also spoke In protest, nnd scored tho Commissioners for not watching the work. Ho said he had been unable nt any time to And a Commissioner anywhere near the work. Ho would enjoin the company tomorrow, he said, If he were a Commissioner; that the people of tho street had almost been robbed when tho pavement was put down, and should not allow It to be ruined now. Mr. Seidell made a vigorous complaint because the traction company scatters sand on North Howard st.

and this being ground to powder makes it impossible for merchants to keep their store doors open or have goods on Mr. Gaulhler wants the drinking fountains put in order at once. He snld there was a flro hydrant on Homo ave. costing the city per which was not within 2000 feet of any building. Mr.

Walker said railroad trains wire still raclng'nt high speed as they panic into the city. Tills matter was referred to the Chief of Police. A great many minor complaints wore received. DATES FIXED For Commencements at the Parochial Schools. Tho annual comencement exercises at St.

Mary's parochial school will be held Friday evening, June It, They are tlvo members In tho graduating class. Commencement exercises for St. Vincent's school will be held Thnrsdny evening, June 13. There will be eight graduates. Next Friday afternoon, at 2:150, music pupils at St.

Mary's school will give a recital. Allen Ilnlverson of West Prairie, says: "People come ten miles lo buy Foley's Kidney Cure," while A. Spero of Helmer, Ind ays: "II Is tlie medical wonder of the age." A. AVarner. J.

St. Lnlfm- and .1. Lamparter Co. of tho free scholarships This gift, however, refers only to the three years' course lu the pieparatory school. For the regular course In the collego tuition Is required.

Brauchcs In which the Boxwell pu-pllls aro examined are orthography, reading, writing, arithmetic, English grammar, United States history and physiology. According to tho law pupils passing tlie examination aro entitled to free scholarships lu the High schools of tho county, and the Boards of Education In the vnriotis townships from which the graduates come aro obliged to pay their tuition fees. Tho law originally remi that Boards "may pay" the tuition, but It was amended lu 1000 to read "thojr shall pay." Exposed In Police Court. Buffalo. Joe, he's lame, aud mo my bund's terrible bad, but we'll leavo town right away If you'll lot us." They were big, stiong fellows, and had a particularly well fed, much-drinking appearance.

"Fifty dollars nnd costs and 30 daysj sentence suspended If you leave town at once," said the court Wm. Myers, whose white satin Deck-lo did not make his appearance the loss vlllanous, plended not guilty of begging. Officer Edwnids found him tilling bis pockets at Buchtel ave. residences. He drew $5 uud costs aud 30 days.

Dyspeptics cannot be long llyed bo-causo to llvo requires nourishment. Food Is not nourishing until It Is Al- Rested. A disordered stomach cannot digest food, It must havo assistance. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests al kinds of food without aid from the stomach, allowing It to rest aud regajn Us natural fuuctlons. Its eloments aro exactly the same as tho natural digestive fluids and It slumly can't help but do you good.

A. niBBAHD 1 SI JEWELERS THE JUNK IIIHDE and tho June Graduate will both apprcclato gift which has been purchased nt our store. Tho beautiful pieces we show In sterling silver tablo ware and richly cut glass will glvo delight to many brides of the mouth of roses, while the graduate will bo enraptured with any of the, hundreds of pretty tilings suit-ablo for such occasions. Tho quality ot these goods Is the best and they come in sizes and shapes which will conform to pocket books of all dimensions. 116 South Howard Street IN AT 8 That Is the Curfew Hour.

AH Under 16 Must be at Home. Ordinance Passes First Reading in Council. Will Probabiy be Made a Law at Next Meeting. A curfew ordinance passed Us first reading in the 'Council Monday night, but could not muster the votes to be inndo a law on the spot. It provides that no person under 1(1 years ot ago shall be allowed upon the streets after 8 o'clock p.m., except In company of parent or other guardian, 'or except when performing some reasonable service with the permission of parents or guaidians.

Policemen are instructed to airest violators of the ordinance on sight. If it be a first offense the offender shall be taken home and not locked up unless the parents wish It. The penalty Is a One of not less than $1 nor nioie than $10, Mr. (Juuthlcr said the oidinance wiih unreasonably strict; that" It would become iuopciatlve because of that 1 within a mouth. Mr.

Piske was of the same opinion and Mr. Meisi wanted time IV think over It. Mr. l.inehau felt likewise and these four votes pro-vented the mraMiro being passed then and thcie. Hev.

A. I.iudoniuth, of tho First Presbyterian church spoko nt length lu favor of the ordinance tolllug of tho success of the curfew elsewhere. He quoted Principal l.ee Knight of the Kent school In East Akton as having publicly ad Id: "We havo little fellows in East Akron today who. If something Is nut done soon, will turn out as bad as any wo have seen." Mayor W. B.

Doyle urged the Council to go slowly, though he favored the ordinance he said. He slated that Sometime Akron will have a club for boys and he would like provision to bo made that Its members should not be arrested In going or coming after 8 That there is no separate place lu the city prison where Juveniles can be locked up, was further argument against the ordinance. Tho Mayor had talked with all the boys arrested after the dynamiting. He found that all had read dime novels uud nil had been accustomed to go to tho camps of tramps on Sunday afternoons. The boys themselves said tho tramps told them how to become criminals.

Councilman Walker insisted on tho ordinance being passed at once but the necessary two-thirds voto for the suspension of thu rules was lacking. PROMOTERS Given Right of Way Brush Farm. Across (Special C01 respoudence.) Jticbtield, 1. Tho RlchfleJil Academy Clrl's rcuulon will bo held this year nt Mrs. Andrew Brock's at Hammond's Criruers, Juno 18, Arrangements weio made last year lo have this meeting at Mrs.

Charles Wood's, in our village, but Mrs. Wood id quite 111 at the sanitarium In Cleveland, and will not be "able to entertain them this year. Mrs. Wejd, who suffered a stroke of paralysis last week, does not Improve. Virgil McConnell's romnlns wero brought to ltlchtleld Saturday for Interment.

Tho speech of Prof. Orth Decoration Day, was much enjoyed by all who heard him, Tho electric road from Cleveland to Akron Is looked for this summer. Mr, Brush has granted the promoters tho right of way across hU 2,000 acre form. Boys and Girls. Havo you had one of tho puzzles given for Cordova Coffee wiappeis? They are alt tho ciazo.

B. SIORKR. A Man's Reason Is geneially a logical one; he draws his conclusions from results. If a bottled beer Is neatly put up, has sufficient vim and snap to It to "touch the spot," docs not glvo hlin a headache or leave a bad after taste, lm then realizes that this Is tho goods lie Is looking for. Wo expect to sell you our Bottled Beer on Us merits only.

All wo want Is your order to convince you. Burkhardf's Brewery, Brewers of High Grade Beer Both Phonos 259. The Dickson Transfer Co. Coal, Transfer and Livery. racking.

Moving and Btorlng of Goods. Conches, Coupes nnd Cnrrlages for funerals, beddings, parties nnd callings. Ollltcs Ifos. 123-125 Carroll tct. 304.

Bo. a S3 He II. DUh tcl. 423. BANK OAF'S: Business Men's Restaurant lieu Is served ut ail hours.

Fine Imported and domestic Wet Goods and Cigars. Undor Central Savings Bank. John Koerber, Prop. CASPAR ZINTEU Manufacture of all kinds oMIrushej. Ordeis promptly attended to.

B. MAIN BT. AKRON. We have a car of Firi9 Seed Oata Which we will sell cheap. Potatoes and Corn at a very low price.

Lawn and Garden Seed and Fertilizer cheap. Lime Plaster $6.00 per ton. BOTaCUM BROS. NO. 213 NORTH MAIN ST.

OSTEOPATHY J. A. KERR, O. O. 604 HAMILTON BLOCK Graduate undor Sr.

BUM, the founder of Osteopathy. Hours 8 to IS; 1 to 3. Consultation and' examination Iree. People' phone 250. H.

C. DAVIS GENERAL ELECTRICIAN House Wiring: and Repair Work. I07 on tho Viaduct C. C. Spangler DENTIST IBOA 8.

IV1alt- St. Room 2, 2nd Floor, Coventry Bldg. Dr. F. M.

DENTIST. 8:80 to 11:80 a.m.; 1 to 5 p.m. 422 Hamilton Building People's Phone 841. Akron, O. Jas.T.

Diohm DEALER IN FLOUR, FRUITS, ETC Wo have something New In food cereal. GRANULATED HEAT Is positively guaranteed to be equal to any thing on tho market. Sells at 15c perpaokage: 2 ior isc. iky i'. 402 East Exchange Akron, O.

Phouo 220. IVIosa-b IVIarltes-t: I FAMILY GROCERIES. HEW GOODS The best lu the mar- 7 ket Monarch l'rnchcs, ill root from A California, 1'irmtor (Join, Piccalilli, uuves, ijiiow-ivjioiv. ricMi niupic ayruy. i.

Chickens Dressed to Order. J. B. LOOKER S73 W. Mmrkst St.

Phone 160. C8SCMM6C6C8X9a HI MASSAGE Regular Baths 25 cents Grosjean Isenmann 205 East Market Street Everett Building. If You Want SEND YOUR SHIRTS AND COLLARS TO AMERIOAN UAUNDRV 40S KXOHAMiK hT. Phone 7.M. T'iq n.

V.V7. Pmn I i a low, Provisions, Adamson FOUNDRY, MAnilffr. and I'ATTEkN WOkKS. PATTERN WORK olvm prompt auiiti(ri l.t us nnre nn our nnxl Job. BOTH PHONES BBI FOR SALE! A Good Restaurant In Good Location A flrst-clast Investment.

Wrlic for particulars. Oood Chanoo, Care Domocrat. Summit Plating Works CH1RBT AKROff, 0. Oold, PIlTr. Nickel, Conner.

Bronx and Oxldlilns. Bicycle and stove riDiiui; worx gnamntned. Work called for and delivered. Your patronage Is reople's Phones CM and lilt Telephone 655 P. T.

McCourt FOR FINEST Coaches in the City. On call at all times. Full Line of Livery. All cushion tiros. Largest Moving Vans In the city.

Best 01 service guaranteed, Prlena reasonable Both phones. if When yoa want Refeshaents of Xfa cjl- all kinds, such as Imported ut So- fi 3 Wines, Liquors ono Beeis gj Tie best wit tooU obtainable vtilt 5i the flr ATLANTIC GARDEN 200-202 E. Market st. DETTLING Props, -ji TO F3. FT.

NAILLER For everything in the ELECTRICAL LINE CEILING and DESK FANS. Phone 912 238 S. Howard St. rjn mctmi Ervses WTBACL--eII WgVB-QF A Most Effective Combination. A Tonic and Nervine of acknowledged su premacy.

A cure for Debility, Dyspepsia and Nervous Disorders. Relieves languor and gen-eraldcbllityibrlghtensthoujrhtandstrenKthens the Rreat organs of the body, improving their functional activity restores worn-out nerves; aidsdlgestion promotes the blood In It9 proper constitution and is wonderfully efficacious as a General 'ronlc, appetizer and promoter of phj steal activity. It is pleasant to the and, used regularly, hraiesthrsvstem against the depressing influences of Malaria. PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLE. If not to be had of jour Druggist, we will upon receipt of money, send by Express prepaid.

THE CARR0LLT0N CHEMICAL Sole Proprietors, BALTI MORE. D. FOR BAI-K BY E. STEINBACHER CO. Akron, O.

Akron Clothes Pressing: Tailoring: Co. 'Resular Prloo. Full Suits, sponged and pressed 7Eo Overcoats, sponged nnd pressed GOa Pant, sponged and pressed. Oleanlng Business Butts 12-00 Pants cleaned 75o Goods called for and delivered to any part of the city. Mall orders given prompt attention.

People's phone 751. Bell SSilO. Q.I tVllll opp. City Building. HEADACHE At fl drug stores.

IS Dean 25. NSdWwSO CANVAS COVERS AWNINGS VVAAWAVVVVVVVWIIVVJ ALL AWNINGS Made and put up by us in this city this lprina: will be kept in ruuninp order during the season, taken down in the fall and stored free of charge. People's Business hours No. 733 'Phones I Any other time No. 986 137 S.

Main St. A. O. EtL.fi 3 Coal Moving Vans, General Team-IngandTransferilng. Parcels and Trunks delivered.

Transient nnd Boarding stable. Office and Stable, 228-230 W. Market St. Both Telephones No. 257.

Shirt waists ironed by us will please you. Botli Phones 912. 1063 S. Mala st. J.

K. WILLIAMS Machine Shop and Foundry rOTTEUY MACHINIIBY, ItUBBER MOULDS AND DIBS. General Machine and Foundry work. l.awu Mowers sharpened. A.

BfcfcFliHim iy8jitilfi Painting, Paper Hanging Paper Cleaning fiMJMBfllLBt C. F. AMES AKRON. O. 126 North Summit Street People's Phone 26 John Backe 175 S.

Main st. Tho celebrated Anhauser Busch Beer, ou draught- Also hi bottles' for family use and the choicest biands of old vhlsklos, direct fiom the bonded wat chouses. Imported and (lomestlc cigars, wines, ales and porters. -t Strong Again. You who once possessed sturdy physiques and steady nerves, but now bive insufficient physical force to properly attend to ordinary duties; you who have a sense of "all-goneness" after the slightest exertion; you who are dull, languid and old in spirits at an age when you should be full of physical fire; you who may feel that your life is not worth the struggle there is a scientific means of redeeming all the precious powers which seem to be entirely lost.

Have cured thousands such as you. Don't experiment with your health or money. We will take the risk. If six boxes do not cure you, your money is returned. For years we have been curing men on these satisfactory terms.

SI 00 ner box. 6 for S5 00 mailed In plain package. Book free. Address MEDifiNK Co. Cleveland.

Ohio. I Warner, Druggist. 208 E. Market; Colorado "mm Pueblo Gateway TO Colorado Springs, Manitou, Denver AND GlenwoodSprings SUPERIOR. EQUIPMENT CMbl Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car.

Reclining Chair Cars (ubHtl us Comfortable Day Cache ovuTar. MISSOURI PACIFIC R'Y 1 VM (Ml M)! ST. LOU19 J. R. JAMES.

Central Passenger Agent, 905 Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa. Fine No. 1 Fresh Mackeral AND HUDSON RIVER ROE SHAD lleceived daily this week nt EDSON FISH MARKET i i Seldom equaled, uovcr excelled, hi jfgt feS A good looking horse and poofc'wlc- 'v-Ri ing borneaeMj the wort ktnd of a com- Eureka xtflL not only makes the harness and the lifln horse look better, but makes thaH leather eoftand pliable, pautt In con- sl nni it i dIUon lo last-twice as lone Tfc iHmIw rdlnarhy would. ijffi vifliHllliV. S1 la cu-ll lta; MlA'i STANDARD SflSfc Horse a mmm-.

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