Coshocton Weekly Times from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 4

1U BEWIE WITfl EASC ALL PIRTKJLES OF DIRT AND and leave the soft and white. Superior to all othc-r soaps. The Laborers' Friend. For Mechanics Farmers, Painters, Printers, Plumbers, Miners and all Railroad Men. A trial wlllconvlnceyouthere Is no other soap like it.

2 sizes Sc. and Manufeeturwd by IOWA SOAP COMPANY, Burlington, Iowa. SPECIAL MEETING OF GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION CALLED A special i of the tiood i i a- a im Roads Association has been called i-orlaut to the cause of roads for Saturday, a at ten o'clock, i be discussed to take at the i Hall in i 1.. barker, who In city. All the i vice presi- t-ily today.

accejited the in dents are requested to be pre.sent. and to bring in as man of i i i a i of President a del i an address i i DIGD SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT OCCURS SOON AT CONESVILLE Conesville. March Rachel Bown who has been spending the i ter i relatives in I hai- been visiting relatives here ttm week Miss Fannie Davis has arrived from Ohio Wesleyan to spend with her parents Mr. and David Davis. A new residence i lie erected In the addition soon.

It i be the home of Mr. and i Mrs. Nancy Bice he-en quite i with the grippe for a but mend M.S. the tis: it is re.wied itA" J--hr. 3 aa.l sn'A to Mr Wills will more once t.

Co- Mr. Bwa 1 o' our atniJ to hear da-igater in Coshoctnn n.tck on and i i i the cual down the i a The wreck a i came and in a few hours arot Oack in i Tile Conesvllle liish school is mak- in.c for the "(irand tin ale" about May 1st The a i a i i yt'iir i be the largest in the history of tht- Conesville at last I.s to a a hip I It is said Clyde Wheeler, our a i erect i i a large two or story building i-i the center of town and a a complete line of AKpr? fcour 'wo and aiil litt'e ierald who visivinp in Kt to next week One ot the cars on the chutes T'i i i to be a fine a Incal baker. The anioiint of bread consumed h'-re immense. recent hljh water did consid- "'-d'l'f damase iti the farmers in this i a i i out bottoms and carryitift a a feed. The peopltj nf ap- trie fact a the Times is a clean Daily.

i i a i objectionable ad- and a i boldly for the right nn moral questions. May tribe Yon a kroixl backing the county citizens i noble president a deal" and i i rishteon-s MISS HELEN HERBIO ENTERS THE ETERNAL SLEEP TODAY After a i desperately for life for weeks. Miss Helen sue cumbed to. the power of death day at two o'clock Britiht's disease was the cause of her decease. Miss Herbii; was born in Feb.

20. l.ss.-') and has a i at the a i home on S. street. She a the Coshocton public schools, a a dent at Miss i a i i at a Mother Sweet Powders for i 8ucc used a nurse in the i in New York, cure Feverishnc-s, Had Stomach, i i i and the i i worms. Over "o.tinii i i i i They never fail At all i 25c Sample A A 1 1 and a i a Park Seminary.

Wash I iiiiitoll. i i a passed away ICNS a a year HKO. but she is s.ir- vived by her i mother, bj one brother Carl Hcrhig and one i Mrs 1'hlllip Wales of Remsen, The illness of i popular and ltv- able i has cast a over a lil-eat circle fi irtlils in i and in her i a i has lost one of its most a and n-spect- ed I I I I Tiverton a i Kd (ii-asslxinich ot D.mville s-pendmu a i i i The mer's ICd i h- i beL'in a i i i rented i i i a i most i I i i a a i i i nn i i i i i I weeks i i Friila a i itrKid a Hu Thet a i i .1 bor i i i i i a I a tor sa the i a le a a I i a I i a i i a people i i i ol a i i ha changed i i in erl on C. K. a I derback and i i i i Thi-re i 'ie ,11 the K.

I' i i in i i i in Snn- i I a III It I-' Si i i a i a i i i I i i a i food of a -ci 'ii i i a i a wlt.h life- i i i i a of 'n a i i i Hollister's Ilocky i '1 e.i. a or Tab- i c. A HI I'n XM II xx I e.ll i 'i i- -ni i I I .11 11 red a old I the ben be i i i i i i A i i i i i i i i 11! i i i ECZEM MALE'S ECZEMA CURE IA remedy that hai never failed. It Is the most powerful local germ- ItCidal Wtlceptlc known. If you are trouBled with Eczema, Salt Iftheum, Tetter, Itch, Old Sores, Hives, don't Imffer any longer.

It will tell its own story. I Send (of tampte box Sale fc BROTHER AND SISTER ARE SWEPT OFF THE FORK ROAD Young Lady is Saved But Brother Never Ap peared on Surface Again: Body Recovered: Were on Way to Wedding of Their Brother: Deceased a Prominent Young Man. The swollen waters of the Walhondmg. cheated two months ago of a victim by what seemed the direct interposition of Providence, late Wednesday afternoon carried to an untimely death John Hahn, and his sister, Miss Emma Hahn narrowly sharing his awful fate. The accident happened on the Forks road between Coshocton and Roscoe at almost the exact spot where George Wilson, the aged mail carrier had his terrific battle for life in the January flood.

Hahn and his sister, who live a mile south of Bacon Run, were on their way to the home of John DeMoss. nine miles west of Roscoe where their brother William was to be married to Miss Daisy DeMoss. The driver was unacquainted with the road and the accident was as much due to driving too close to the curb and sidewalk, beyond which lay the deep water, as to the fact that the horse frightened at a piece of driftwood which caused the animal to make its fatal lunge. Both the inmates were drawn with the buggy into deep water. It is thought that John was stunned by the horses hoofs and sank immediately.

His sister was saved. The body was recovered two hours after the accident. The terrible accident has cast a gloom over the entire community and has caused many persons to resolve that the time for trifling with people's lives is past and that human safety is more to be considered than the few dollars extra taxes required for safe and serviceable bridges. The people involved in the accident are the son and daughter of Mr. and William Hahn of l.in- ton tp.

When the time came for a i for the brother's wedding yesterday. John, whose age is about and his sister. Emma. IS. decided to make the i of nearly eighteen miles in the buggy a being assured oxer the that high wat- would not prevent them from sett ins Frank, another also arranged to no to the wedding.

but made the i on the train as 'ar as Bowman where he was met by i rig and taken to the DeMoss home. Details of the Accident. With wedding presents for the jride and groom placed In the back the buggy, the two young people eft Coshocton a few minutes before 'our o'clock in the afternoon. When hey reached the forks road and saw- hat the swollen waters of the Tus- cnrawas and Walhondlng covered it the depth of twelve or fifteen Inch- i they hesitated to start in i they weie assured by bystanders a the passage was if they kept well above the i All went well i the middle of the journey was reached. There the i i swiftest and bore upon its sui face considerable driftwood wreckage.

All i time, too, Ihe effect of the current had been to a a bring the wheels of the ggy closer and closer to the a a curbing beyond which is the narrow sidewalk and then the sheer drop into leep a In his ignorance of the road, the i did not perceive danger. Sudenly the horse took fright at .1 dece of the driftwood which went mst at a rapid rate In The i i i a reared, plunged and stumbled Ihe i i nt the south side of he road. The i applied i a i to make the a i a go a i ahead. Again it reared ind i i Its Slipped Off the a i slid i i passengers The horse i thot a a i a took the i a ind ni.nle one i one of hooN i a I side and pel a i i i a bad i rendered i helpless i his poxxcrs Were needed effort a i i I i hJmm.i i i i a such a i i i took place a a a i i i her i she on dry land i went i i or -ix feet a a i a a a a i i i a some persons a calletl for nce or xs ice before i a a i foi i l.i-t i I a -he -ooll i i of i i i i i nee nf i -be i i 1 upon i pan of the i anil called i a inore a edge a i To the Rescue. a i i i a i a ot i O'le of I Wara section i i a i i T.

re-He a a i of the of Ihe lei close by on the Roscoe -ide of the river In the Sam T. Dobson a i shop located on the tow path in cue. Mr Doltvnn a vtfm i i the a looked out of i a forks road ami exclaimed Ijxik there, a a The HHW a horse rear, and rear again and go over the wall Then Marled for thf rescue In the meantime, two yojg one of a Howard Medley. In the i i i of a mill a i brot load of to 1 shore In I I I mad" to frrrtr of the lis.i« i the iitiii'wt and i able to pull Emma a out of the water. She was almost exhausted and barely held her head above water.

Mail carrier Wilson, coming by just then, took her i his buggy and carried her to the home of a family named Stewart on South Sixth street Another spectator was Richcreek who was on his way home after having testified at the llorden- ktrcher trial. He and Win. McCann were In a wagon that crossed the river ju.st ahead of the Hahns. Mr. Richcreek saw the struggles of the horse and i that Hahn came to the surface once.

Wedding Presents Recovered. A sad memento of the occasion were the wedding presents, which were saved. A pretty hand painted rtiina bowl went sailing down stream after the overturning of the buggy. It was picked up. as was also the hat of the drowned man, and placed in the care of marshal! Cornell of Roscoe.

The bowl contained the card of John Hahn. In the back of the buggy was a fine mantel clock. the gift of Miss Halm. Finding the Body. with his team succeeded in pulling out the buggy and the drowned horse half an hour after the accident occurred 'Several boat loads of men armed with grappling hooka began the search for Hahn's body.

They started from the wall and gradually worked their way down stream. At a point a hundred feet due south from where the accident occurred. Sain Neldon and ('has. Foster first came in contact i the body at 5: 45, an hour after the search began. Their hook caught the young man's shoe and the corpse wag brot to the Murface.

Another (mat brot the dead man to the Coshocton shore. (ilass' ambulance carried the silent form to the firm's office, where (I was dressed for i a This morning, it was taken to the home of the. near Bacon The Dead Man. Hahn was unmarried and lived i hltt parents. He was em on the outride at the Morgan Hun coal mines and was a and industrious employe.

He was a I I man of good habits and well liked tlmiout the vicinity in which he i He had i leaving the employ of coal company very soon. and a gone to the (Miff I I I liu ot to take a position left a by his brother, who a married last i John Hahn Is survived by his sis ter and three brothers, a employed the Morgan Run mine. Willlunftf who has been i i at the i a north of Coshocton anl Dr. Jex-e Hahn of i He belonged St. Lutheran i i a i i occur i a I i a a wt'onvrstown i a i i a The i Takes Place.

of i oimnefts and in an i grief a i a i i a a Miss lieMoss a tl a a home a eight ctock the i i a i h.id bet i i of a h.ul occurrt he -people. a i i esteemed i a i home A i first on the Huff .11 -o of the i ClIBANJOTEL i M. J. Sekott Asked to Take Ckvf of Hostelry at CebeUos. .1.

Scjljott of Harberton. brothi-i; of 1,. Schutt and well lit-re, has rt-ceatlj received from tVbellos. Cuba, a that requests him and his wife to come and take charge of a hotel ut that Mr. Schott will be under contract month longer with the George t'ook Lumber Co.

and then may KO into at (lary, Ind. the new town which is being built by the National Steel corporation. Hfc will likely be there the balance of the summer has decided to turn down the Cuban" offer. ASA CROSS SAYS HE WILL SUE Asa Cross of Bacon Run whose alleged cruelty to his children was made the subject of a recent investigation on the of the Humane 'Society threatens to sue the organization for damages and is consulting a local at- lorney today with that end In i A Humane Appeal. A humane citizen of Richmond, Mr.

U. D. Williams. 107 West Main street, says: "I appeal to all persons -with weak lungs to lake Dr. King's New Discovery, the only remedy that helped me fully comes up to the proprietor's recommendation." It saves more lives than all other throat and lung remedies put together.

Used as a cougto and cold cure tile world over. Cures asthma, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, quinsy, hoarseness, and phthis- ic, stops "nemorrhages of the lungs and builds them up. Guaranteed at C. E. Anderson's drug store, Coshocton, and C.

M. Ferguson's drug store, Rosjcoe. 50c Trial bottle free. Chestnut Ridge Chestnut Ridge, March Elliott of Iowa is visiting his uncle J. B.

Elliott. Hugh Kndsley returned to his work at Akron on Friday. Thomas Burrell sold his farm last week to David Lowe of Wayne Co. Ed. Eudsley went back to work in Uoshocton ofter a few days of illness it home.

We have had only one days mail by 'carrier this week. Another flood or two this spring and a bond Issue for bridges will carry on route 3 anyway. .1 i ..1,1. i for i i i in nil i i i nnl I- Hut t. IK nut i Knirun.il i i The Touch the touch of BucklWft Salve.

fJir combination of Arnica and ever compounded jJo matter how old the or i cure it For hums, Wialfls. piles, an cure. Cuarantf-rd bv Andrnon, Co and M. A ESTATE TRANSFERS. K.

Murquand to R. P. Gatw.ood lots No. 16 and 17 In Conesvllle $119. Harry P.

Russell to A i Russell lot 4i In ColleBe Park add. to West Lafayette for $1. Edward Infield to Sarah Jane Madison acres in Crawford tp. for $1401). David K.

Almack to Jennettie Glf- fln 15 acres In New Castle tp. for a a i Ziner et. al. to Justav Froelich 04 sq. rd tp.

Howard Dawson to Florence Dayton lots 8 and in E. I'. Marqnands add. to Conesville for E. Kybarger to Jesse a 120 in Monroe tp.

for Board of Education of Bedford Special school district to Bush 25 sn. rd In Bedford tp. for $1H7. i i a Sheetz to Leah ScheeU et. al 1-'." acres in i Eyes tp.

also lots 1795, 179G and In X.er be Reiiner add. by i John Carpenter a a I I Strouse 17 acres in Tiverton for 1'ayne al. to i i I.lnebaugh the 1 2 of lots 2(14 and 2iT in Canal I i for $1. a McConnell to Elizabeth and Ellen Williams lot 7 in i a Terrace a Dellart ti- McConnell to Williams lots and 9 in i a Tor- race for $1. Dellart McConnell to Mary J.

i i a i lot in Highland Terrace for $1 UeHart it McConnell to Thomas i i a I I I an a in Tuscar- a a Thomas I.ear The Craxxf Coshocton tor t'2 Chat les i i a to i i a IXC, acies i i A a a a I i gerald 2-" acres in a a tp. for I MMI. a a to J. Thrapp lot 1104 H. of 1st add for i $1x00 J.

K. l-eggett to .1. lot in Home add to West Kafayette for Hatnilioii Birney to S. C. Km- wm acres In Oxford tp.

for a i III nicy to Albert Wolf acres In Oxford for I Ciilhfrtuon to J. 9 H0r" In tp. for $750. I MtthinM Milk. Stockholm slot wbleli a I rasters rd Co lot KiiiS Says I to myself says I-Uneeda Biscuit Says I to myself says I--they only cost five cents a package.

More Money for Eggs under most any conditions. There is a lot of money to be made in the egg business ii conditions are right. There is tno reason why Partners and Poultry should not make just as good profits on their investments as any other line of business, and it is possible for them to do so. The price of eggs during the winter months is double and sometimes more than double that paid during the summer months. The only way to take advantage of this advance is to hold summer eggs for winter prices.

That fresh eggs can be kept from six to nine months or more has been proven by careful testing with HACER'S EGG PRESERVATIVE and Anyone using this Preservative need never sell a dozen eegs for anything but the highest market price. for and Circular! letting ypu all admit it. HACER ECC PRESERVING St. Louis, Mo. in the European i i off the New York Herald rear-hes men and women wrio are abroad to spend it comes to as a i i It is witti care.

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