The Elyria Reporter from Elyria, Ohio • Page 5

DAILY REPQBTER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1907. Of Intererst Here Crockery sale closes Feb. 23rd. No goods sold at a sacrifice after that Boylan Bros. 2-8l-3t Don't miss Phfllpott's sals; 2-4-tf Mrs.

Redfern and Mrs. Chandler eo'ertained at luncheon today, ers were laid for 14. Cov- 100 farms for Huron and Erie Estate Co. sale Go's. in L'orain, L'orain Co.

2-18-20-22 Men's $4.50 waterproof shoes now J3.75. Philpott's. 2-4-tf 1. Root, of Grafton, was in town iwday on business and made the Re- poiter office a very pleasant call. Ladies' $3.50 welt sole vici kid shoes going at $2.75.

Philpott's 4-2-tf If fail to take advantage of Bon's sh'oe sale, you miss a bargain in high quality Footwear. "When we cut, we cut." 2-15 6t I)' you want to buy a house and lot 'or lot call on Lorain Co. Real Masonic Temple, 2-18-20-22 Mrs. Henry Beebe, of Detroit, guest of Mrs. P.

X. Becbe. G. Schuiidlapp Creates a Large I'und as Memorial to Wife and Two Daughters. Cincinnati, Feb.

G. -S'-hmidlapp, banker and millionaire, esterday announced the establishment of a fund 'of $250,000. the interest of which is to be used for the benefit of young women. The fund is established as a memorial to Mr. Schmidlapp's daughter who was killed in an auto accident in France about a ago.

This makes a total of $500,000 given by Mr. Sehmidlapp as memorials to his wife r.nj two daughters, all of whom met violent deaths. The income is to be used for the benefit of young women in "caring U.r them in disease, in constraint 'or in education." Part of the income is to be reserved i the total aches $2,000,000, a trust iked reserves the right to add to the I or income at any time. Se; of five well known corpora- i Mons sot aside for the trust. The suit of Joshua Boynt'on against Solomon Mendelson and the city of Elyria is on trial in the court of common pleas before Judge Washburn today.

It is an action to set aside a plat of an allotment xm tuc West Side owned by Mendelson accepted by the council in spite ot the objections of Boynton, who is a councilman. The plaintiff alleges teat the council and not the board of public service is the legal platting commission and that the streets in the Mendelson allotment do not con- to the streets in the adjoining allotments which have been accepted by the city but not 'opened to the public. Leading Attorney for the Defense Stricken With the Grip--Will Bo Monday. 1-2 a. garden land for sale, with house and barn, near Brick road.

A bargain. Lorain Co. Real Estate Co 2-18-20-22 The suit of the J. D. Smith Fouu- Company against Charles Ca- We offer a pair 'of nobby, up- hoou, as constable, to replevin cer- lo-th-j-minute shoes at a way down i tain supplies sold on credit rnee, Mr.

Man. "When we cut, we to Frank Leblang, now in the poni- cut." DAVIS SOX. 2-15-6t We have houses and lots for sale in different parts of city from $1,600 to $6,000. Lorain Co. Real Estate Co 218-20-22 Mosdames Donaldson and Ba- ihr.nan, of South Lorain, entertain si cards tomorrow afternoon at the of Mrs.

Donaldson. Making a special effort to close out several dinner sets, to make room for spring goods. Boylan Bros. For the second time within a month the case of T. W.

FanchPr, assignee of the Citizens Savings Bank of Lorain against the bondsmen of R. B. Walker, was esterday postponed in the courts of Huron county. Ou January 1st this case was called for trial, but at the last moment the for the defendant filed an answer in the case which necessitated putting the matter over for a while. The case was called again Monday.

Yesterday morning Attorney Anderson of Cleve- into the foua- i a the defense, was taken very i ill at the hotel and the case went chased these supplies, amountin China I New assortment of cigar bands and cigar-band plates just received. A. f. BURRELL I 226 Middle Ave. Rawson Phone 868.

TWO ALIENISTS WHO DECLARE THAT EARKY E. THAW WAS INSANE WHEN HE SHOT STANFORD WHITE. Dr. Britton D. Evans, who testified that, in his opnlon.

Harry K. Thaw was insane when he killed Stanford AThite. is superintendent of the State Hospital For the Insane at Morris Plains, N. J. Dr Charles Warner who testified to the same effect, is superintendent of the State Hospital For the Insane at Binghamton tentiary, was 'heard in the court of common pleas by Judge Wannaniak- er, Tuesday afternoon.

It was decided in favor of the constable. Leblang was goin dry business in this city and pi in value to about $430, representing i JVC DDCSPU IAIO rntAbn IS FOOLISH DOESP "MELON WASN'T CUT." ELEOTEO-GEIf. No, George, ii net a TaUat" Medicine becaoM Formula Is printed on pukftgt of Electro-gen sent from our laboratories. This, by eal process la prepared In liquid form for convenient use In the prerentloa and care of disease of the blood caused by germ Infection, Its actloa on the diseased stomach always curative and causes the food to bt digested naturally without belching of gas or sourness. The book on germ disease can be procured from our agent sells at fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.

If there is a greater Tonic and Blood purifier for all mankind, it has not come to our notice. Ask your Druggist. You Get a 50 Cent Bottle Free. By sending your name and addresa to The Electro-gen Fremont, Ohio. For sale by the Eady Drug Store.

over until next Monday morning. Assignee Fancher is suing to re- to the Smith Foundry Company that cover 1 0 0 00, which he alleges is he possessed property valued at $10,000, and so obtaining credit. Davis Son are selling fine shoes way down, to make room. 2-15-6t The will of Alexander Corbin, late of Oberlin. has been offered for probate.

He leaves all of his property to Tabitha, his wife, for her use during life, and at her death it is to go to his children, Lola, Thirza, Mary and Elmer, share an'd share alike. Before 'he paid for them he forged a check on the Lorain County Bank, and for this was arrested. The bank levied upon, the foundry property to I get its money back and it was seized by Gaboon as constable. The Smith Foundry Company then 'brougiht suit against Oahoon to gain possession of ithe property, alleging that it was being held unlawfully. due the bank as the result of the money being used toy Walker in speculation.

Walker's bond was signed by Huron county business men. Ladies' $3.30 patent leather shoes now $2.75. Philpott's. 2-4-tf Former street commissioner John Houghton, is entirely helpless at his home on Chestnut street. He was taken with a stroke of parlysis last Saturday.

60 a. good land for sale; east of Elyria; good buildings, gas, fruit or garden land. L'oraiu Co. Real Estate Co. 2-18-20-22 Hamilton, Feb.

20. At the meeting of the Ministerial alliance, Monday, Rev. H. Nevin Kerst spoke on ''The Foolishness of Preaching." "It is apparent foolishness to preach," said he. ''when there are so many newspapers and periodicals which men and women can read at I home on the sabbath after a week's hard work.

"The genuine foolishness in preaching the word is caused by the Conductor Jack Cliffe, of Cleveland Southwestern, is Elmer Adams has brought suit against William Gurnhill and P. Corey for damages for loss sustained as the result of a suit brought against A'dams by Gurnhill a couple of years ago. The petition alleges that G-urnhill lost his case in the the court of common pleas and dismissed pro- it before it came to a hearing in the ministers. They read know of the sensations depicted in. the newspapers and magazines and adopt like methods in order to cosw crowds and catch the ear of the public.

Such preaching is worse than foolishness. for the minister cannot keep up the pace." William Parsons, brother of the late A. F. Parsons, of this city, died last Saturday at Missoula, Montana. Kis remains will be brought to this c-it the latter part of the week.

He left this city in 1S91 and went to Detroit, where he lived until about a year and a half ago, when he went west for his health. 1 change in climate benefited him much and he was practically recovered when he took cold and died of pneumonia after a few days' illness He was 50 years of "il leases a wife and one dausrhu. rlajers in Lorain county will part i i a The events wll be held in i city and in Lorain if the plan consideration works out cis ixpeclt'd. Special shoe sale now on at Phil-' pott's. 2-4-tf i D.

P. Stearns, who is visiting" down in North Carolina, writes home and tells of the flowers blooming down in his hotre town. He also till 8 p. m. Appointments made.

teHs of the children playing marbles i Home phone 958 R. on the public streets. motmg a county po'ol tournament circuit court. It was for money, and which it is expected that the best a in unct ion was issued by the cou-t restraining certain parties from buying hay and milk from Adams and others from pajing him money they owed i because of which it is alleged by Adams in his petition that he sustained great loss. It is further stated that he was forced to spend considerable money and time in 'defending the suit, and thinks that Gurnhill and J.

P. Corey, who is alleged to have signed an undertaking for costs for Gurnhill when the suit was begun, should pay him damages. MRS. CHAS. GUTH, 308 Masonic Temple.

Shampooing, Facial and Scalp Massage, Manicure, Hair Dressing and Singeing. Parlor hours, 12:30 to 4:30 p. Tuesday and Thursday All Haviland and English porcelain dinner ware have advanced 10 per cent. We are offering you these goods at about 25 per cent off. This; means saving for you 35 per cent i less than new price.

Boylan Bros, 2-18-3t RFSH BAKEDGCODS Fresh every morning. BREAD CAKES FRIED CAKES COOKIES BISCUITS BUNS CINNAMON ROLLS JELLY ROLLS COFFEE ROLLS at NEW OBERLIN Win. Mann's gas well is completed and William Deidrich, the gas drill- er, has moved his machine on the State road, to drill. A painful accident occurred to E. Andress last Wednesday.

He was working in his sawmill and had his index finger severely cut. He was taken to his home on Coonsville by his son. Gurney. Tuesday night the fire department practiced with the ariel truck, which they erected against the Andwur an'i other of the business block. Wednesday afternoon they took out fire engine and practiced throwing water on the point.

Chief Bates intends to bring the department up to the highest pitch of efficiency will take advantage the good i weather for systematic practice. While going down the Mill street, hill the engine got upon the tracks just as an engine came around the curve at a high rate of speed and without warning. Only by sudden-; William J. Odell, a prominent ly lashing the horses into a run "did stockbroker, who at one time oper- Presicier.t if Railroad Company Thinki Discrejion Better Part of Valor. The directors of the Great Melon Kailroud company were gathered round the board.

It was a highl? important meeting. said the pretident, "we have, as you know, accumulated a surplus of $30,000,000. As honest and painstaking men it only remains for us to decide the form in which this shall be distributed to our hardworking stockholders, of whom one of the largest." At this moment the superintendent of the road was announced. "Gentlemen, excuse me for interrupting you, but the fact is, a strike has taken place at the other end of the road and is rapidly spreading. The engineers complain that- they have to work nearly fifteen hours out of the twenty-four, which makes it impossible for them to do their duty, thus increasing the danger of severe accident.

The brakemen are paid starvation wages owing to the fact that the ice trust which. I am a director," murmured the the coal trust, the meat trust which we are all vitally interested," murmured the other have put up the price of all necessities. Here are the demands of the men." The president, concealing his annoyance as much as possible, glanced over i the paper handed to him and then said: oldest person in Williams county, ifat is your pleasure? Shall She is now ill at her home in North- raise the wages of theso misguided men?" muttered the other directors unanimously. Thereupon the president of the board turned to the superintendent. "You have heard our reply," he said.

"Make usual efforts to take care of passengers and shippers, call on the' militia if necessary and issoe a mani- festo showing how we have worked and labored to preserve harmony, how rarjust the demands of our employees are and how we will if necessary fight to the death and put the dear public 1 to no end of Inconvenience and trouble rather than give up one lota of the rights to which we are entitled under the constitution." Then, taming to the directors, he whispered, "Gentlemen, I guess we'd better not cut that melon until after this strike is York Life. A tissue builder, reconstructor, builds up waste force, makes strong Errves and muscles. Some people 3o not realize what a great remedy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is. cents, Tea or Tablets. A.

B. Frost. WOMAN, AGED 101 YEAES, IS SICK FIRST TIME Toledo, 0 Feb. the i time in her life Mrs. Elizabeth Mangherman, aged 101 years, is at- ended by a physician.

She is the wtst township, that county. She is nor expected to live. She was the mother of 17 children, only six of are now living. Mrs. Maugherman was born at Burelines Cross roads.

Pennsyl- oid her parents moved to Stark county. When she was 26 years old rhe moved to Trumbull county, a i a When she was 'one year in her present home 56 years. Childrens Eyes Especially require more care and attention than older people's, because the accommodation Is more active. Patience and Care In our examination make possible a great gaining of patients among highly nervous people and children, while our pleasantly arranged optical room soon makes them feel at home. Smith Bros.

Jewelers, Opticians and Shake the Bottle then take a spoonful of Matthew's Digesta and that distressed sotmach feeling will- leave at once. A few more doses will keep it away permanently. 5Qc and $1,00 AT SMITH BROS. The Restaurant Grafter. Walter Sorry, sir, but we can't they get over in time to avoid being a ted a branch establishment in this I 8erve you Patron--Why not? Waiter The boss says you tackle struck.

city, died at his homo in Cincinnati, last night. He was operated upoa the free lunch on the way in, order a for appendicitis and never recovered. plate of wheat cakes, drink up the He was 55 years of age and had Worcester and the olive oil. use three That the thief entered the home of F. C.

Whitmore at Lorain last Sunday night had a conscience became manifest yesterday whofn Mr Whitmore opened his mail. In the letter was enclosed the Masonic which the thief had taken GROCERS 560 W. Broad Mr. and Mrs. C.

Justin and daugh-j a 1 with a $73 stick pin and $1 ters, Mamie and Bertha, also Mrs. i mone Yunglas, spent last Sunday with Mr. M. Justin an'd family on Sugar Ridge. rain during i where it was mail carriers.

The thief dropped the jeweled charm in a mail box at South Lo- Monday afternoon, found by one of the FILES ft accumulated a laree amount of wealth. Findlay. 0., Feb. first evidence that John D. Rockefeller has taken any interest in the numerous fights for his liberty that have been made in the Hancock HELP FOB CHINESE napkins, pay 10 cents, hit the free lunch on the way out and then tell i people the place is on the pig.

And it Is, It's on to Columbus, Feb. Ohio branch of the Red Cross, of which county cuurts came this afternoon, i Governor Harris is the president, to- when J. 0. Troup came down from i day appealed to the commercial Bowling Green and filed Rockefel- i bodies of the state for contributions, ler's personal bond in the sum of i for the relief of the sufferers from Hot roast beef dinner at the I Congregational church Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Price 25 I cents.

2-19-2t GET BUSY and list your houses, lots farms with me. I can sell them for yon. C. C. HfcFFLEMAN 261 East Broad Next to Gas Office.

Telephone 1610 Open Evenings The charm had been $1,000. The bon'd; Is signed by John famine in China. All headaches go When you grow wiser And learn to use An ''Early Riser." DeWitt's Little Early Risers, safe, given to Mr. Whitmore when he was past master of the organization and his name was engraved on one side of it. Ton never had a chance to buy Sorosis" ana "John Kelley" sioes at prices Davis Sou are offering at their shoe sale.

2-lS-fit sure pills. All druggists. D. Rockefeller, James 0. Troup and It is requested that all contrlbu-; J.

C. the latter of this city, tions be sent to the Ohio treasurer Florida Via Washington, Baltimore and vice president of the Ohio Oil (the Red Cross, B. R. Sharp, pres- Ohio R. R.

Company. i'dent of the State Savings Bank Diverse route on round trip; beat The bond agrees that Mr. Rocke-! Trust Company, Columbus, 0., "who route and rate ever offered. feller will appear on the first day of next term of court and on each succeeding day until the charge of con' spiracy against tra'de is of will transfer It to the National Red Cross treasurer at Washington, to For anything in the optical line, disbursed Secretary of i call on Hill, the onticiaa, 533 Broad Wa- Taft. street.

Thursday's Bargains February 21 Holland Herring, worth $1. per keg 79c Corn Starch, per pkg Toilet Soap, 3 bars in box, per bar 3c 15c pkg. Grape Nuts, per pkg He Egg-0-See, per pkg 8c Hardy Food, per pkg 8c It Pnys to Read This Ad. Have you tried it yet? If not you don't know what you are missing. For one thing you are missin? more of your money than you need to because you certainly can save money if you buy here all the time.

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