The Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 8

Sagasta to McKinlcy. The people of Spain Cuba. Porto Rico, and the Philippines but give us It is impossible to stop the progress of a good thing men it people want it nations want it! There is no country on the face of the Globe where Battle As. is wanted. Every tobacco chewer in the world will chew Battle Ax when once he tries it and finds out for himself how good it is.

etnember the name when you buy again. LOGAL TIME CARDS. HA! Come Here! Now buy (Standard Tims) P. Ft. W.

C. EAST BOCND. Nu. 4 :03 s. to i 35 ar.

1C a. m. Iv. 10 a. So.

20 2:46 p. No. x-6 p. WEST BOCKD. So.

1 .17 a. re p. So- 15 i. RITUALISTIC WORK, Seventeen Esquires Knighted by the K. of P's.

Momoral.le K.viMit CiiHtlv Hull. Kvenlujj. -A Mlg IVJphos Lodge Xo. Knights of Tythias, eveuing conferred the degree of Knighthood upon seventeen aspirants for the above meu- honor. The members of the lodge have put forth unusual energy in their work ft past two at.d as a result have the grat- (ication of witnessing an increase in their roster uf forty new members.

The seventeen Esquires knighted AednesJay evening were the recip- ents of this degree in all of its ritual- stic granduer. In addition to the lome lodge, members fiorn Ft Wayne, Cincinnati, Columbus, Van Vert, Middlepoint, Venedocia, anu vauova. W. Lodges were present tui witnessed the beautiful ceremonies. Immediately following the close lodge, all present proceeded to the banquet room and regaled themselves from the sumptous repast and spared no psius to make the occasion a mem ornbie one in the history of D.lphos Lodge.

a noteworthy fact, it may be well to remark ihat the clock stopped short and threw up both hands on the arrivel of the Van Wert delegation. Afier the close of banquet newly knighted Bro. Adam Jamison, who, in cahoots with Bro. Archer, drove io, desired to wend his way homeward, and as Bro. Aicher had grossed irj his gstue he was unable to prevail upon him io desist even by Bro.

Jamison's beaui''u! ren- ditioaof "Home Sweet Home," "Won't go home till Maunin." whereupon Bro. Jamison succumbed to the ine and realized that he was the victim of circumstances, Bro. Archer having the rig aud he the Ca-Hoot. Queensware at oost prices, at Moen nig's. Dressmakers! Chick is on eaie at the Model Dry Goods House.

It Twelve hundred cane were shipped from the Delphos Can Works, Wed Miss Anna B. Wundtrle is now employed as clerk in the Model Urj Hoods House. Residents of Lima have the paving fever. The improvement of several streets is.proposed. Mrs.

Sarah Cook, of Delphos, has been given an original widow's pension of $8 a month. Ere many weeks a-prominent Lima man will lead to Hymen's altar an accomplished and vary popular Delphos lady. Van Wert grocers will close their places of business at 8 o'clock each eveuing gave Saturday and on railroad pay days and holidays. The Spaniards gay we shot them with hulietaami that were stuffed with "horse hair and wool." Possibly that accounts for the shortage of mat- resses in our hospitals. For sale cheap, a good one and a half story house on west Sixth street.

sixty acres of wood land. En- luireofC. C. Bliss at Pioneer drug tf The roller skating craze is threat ened again during the coming winter ind the manufacturers of whom there are several in Chicago, are already preparing to meet the demand, which they nay will far exceed that of 1SS5-G You invite disappointment when you experiment. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are pleasant, easy thorough little pills.

They cure constipation and sick headache just as sure as you take them. King Bros, tf PLEAD NOT GUILIT, GRAPES Vegetables For Sunday. We have the great big Island Peaches, yellow and red around the pit. Just as juicy as can be. You will find our line of groceries par excellent.

Good Butter always on hand. IOTTO IS 10 PlfflSE OUR CUSTOMERS. Give us a trail aud we demonstrate it. St c. WHST BOCXD.

arrive depart 1C :45 a. 10 a. no 1 p. 1 p. I EAST BOUND.

arrive depart 1:05 p. IfJUp.m in p. 6:31 a. ftiitea.m c. aTio.

SOUTH B00ND. fans 6:00 a. Local, LT 1:25 p. No. 1.

No. 3. No.5. No. 2.

No. 4. No.6. John Malahan has brought habeas corpus proceedings to recover possession of his fourteen-year-old daughter Zereldt. He claims the child was jphced in the Allen County Children's Home without warrant.

'Joe. Beef" Denies the Charge Preferred Against Him. Local, Arr 5:50 p. 9 in NORTHERN OHIO. BAST BOCKD, WEST BOOMD.

J. H. Zimerle. DELPHOS MARKETS. Corrected and Revised Daily.

plover seed, per bn $2.30 New wheat, Xo. 2, per bn New wheat, white, per bu tjOc Corn, yellow, per bn Corn, mixed, per bn Oats, dry and clean per bn 17 to iOc Kye. per ba Middlings, per owt 75 Bran, per owt 90- Mcai i Hay, timothy Ss.OO I I Hte8re $3.50 $4.00 ows $2.00 fl, $3.00 Half era, choice I2.M ft, $3.0) i floss, choice $3.006 Our milk is treated by the latust alv( $4.00 ft, process of cooling and and immediately bottled and sealed. Free from ilusUmd dirt. Try it.

We carry skimmed and sour milk. Cottage cheese. Joseph Herron was given a heating before Mayor Prophet at Licca. Wednesday, aid entered a plea of not guilty to the charge of attempted assault. His preliminary trial was set for Friday evening at four o'clock.

He was put in the county I learned that DeWiu'a Little Early Risers are reliable little pills for reg- ulaiing the bowels, curing constipa- I tion and sick headache. They don't gripe. King Bros. tf The little victim and her grandmother departed immediately after the distressing affair for Indiana- where they are visiting relatives. According to the law a man cannot be held a prisoner without a trial for a case of this kind more than three days.

Tbe grand-mother has been wired to this effect and it is not known as yet whether she will arrive with the babe by Friiay. In the event that fails to time, Herron will be re'eased. The Saloon Keeper 8 Association of Lima has decided the teat the legality of the ordinance closing saloons at 10 o'clock, and i Acker man one of the the case brought aguaef carry it up. BOTTLED MILK. MORNING DELIVERY.

i.pordoz i rfatter, perib 6c I i Potatoes, per bn GIVE US ATnSAL. OUR MILK IS BOTTLED. PELTIKH i i I and Floor, Kit-h-r Main and Su. i. Ip.

Real Estate Transfers. J. Dunfie to Frank Lichtleng- ner, -40 acres, Sec. 25, Jennings W. J.

Dunfie to F. H. Kleekamp, 40 acres, Sec. if8, Jennings $1.00. Katy Harris to Henry Wittier, 40 acres, Sec, ifS, Jennings Mary Point to Henry Forney, land, Jennings $10fJ.

States to Eckhard acres, Sec. 7, Monterey Tp. Henry Miller to Harrison Musser, 20 acres, Sec. 2, Jennings H. and C.

C. Raabe to Bernard Te- out-lot 8, Ft. Jennings, Myrtle Myers to Flora Myers, acres, Sec. 2'), Jennings A sponge. Pice, Jine of combs.

Drugs. Kemember ijyou intend papering soon, we areauling wall paper cheap. We do not want to move a roll, therefore the sacrifice. King Bros. Urban Van Wert saloon.

keeper, made an assignment Wednes- jday to his son, Perry Uncapher and Attorney U. A. Balyeat. A farm of i one hundred and thirty-six acres in i Pleasant Township, two business rooms, and several residence properties are included in the list of assets. DIDYOtr SEE SHAFTER? Large Crowd Out But the Big General Wao Invisible.

Slmflor nml Tarty 10 KrcukCnHt Wln-n Tlu-ir Train IMtiHwl Through Di-lplms. A large crowd of mostly the representative business nieu of the city, were at the F. depot this morning when the Shafter special through at 0 :10 o'clock. Everyone expected to see the San- tiMgo hero and there was much eager anticipation an the train of two cars rolled iu. A stop of a few moments was made, and the crowd expected to get a glimpse of General Shafter and perhaps hear him speak for a few moments, but they were disappointed.

With his staff, General Shafter was enjoying breakfast, and was not visible to the crowd. With him were Major H. H. Xoble, Dr. George Goodfellow and Captain Stewart Brice.

He spoke bri' fly at Van Wert, where a big crowd was at the depot. The train was run as third Xo. 0. When the party arrived at Lima the General and bis stall' were escorted to he Lima Club. A public reception and patriotic meetiug was held at Faurot opera house this afternoon.

The principal speaker of the occasion WHS Capt. Stewart Brice, a Lima boy who is on the General's staff. Tbe party remained in Lima until 3 :15 in. The popular General was lionized at Chicago, where he attended the Peace Jubilee, and large crosvdd were out all along the lino to see him. Reports from Lima this afternoon gay the de iionstralion there was au immense one.

Only a few people from Delphcs went over. SPLENDID CONTRIBUTION. The Globe." Special discount of 10 per cent, will be allowed on Ladies, Misses and Children's Jackets and Capes during the month of October. New styles arriving daily. "THE GLOBE." The Delphos School Children Did Very Well.

The La Fayette day exercises in the Delphoa Public Scools, Wednesday afternoon, were pleasing and entertaining, and a valuable diversion for the scholars, who entered into the spirit of the occasion in an admirable manner. Tbe contribution-? toward the monument fund exceeded expectations, and is indeed very gratifying. About PIS was the total amount contributed, an average of about 2 cents from each pupil. AGAINST THE LEAF, Van Wert County Officials Can Maintain Action. Judge Taft, of Cincinnati, has given permission to the county commissioners of Van Wert county to maintain an action against Receiver Pierce, of the Clover Leaf, in the common pleas court of that county.

The application was made as against the application of Receiver Pierce to maintain an action for injunction against the commissioners. The case ia one brought by the county commissioners to restrain the railway from obstructing the channel of the Little river by building a bridge on piling, which gorges the driftwood and turns the water from the stream into the fields of the farmers. The commissioners brought an action against the railway without applying for permission to the United States courts. Tbe receiver brought an action to re-strain the commissioners from on the grounds that state courts no jurisdiction in the matter. Tbe application for maintenance cf action was then made to Judge Taft.

who ratified the pie- vious action of the commissioners and gave them permission to continue the original action in the state courts, just as though they had applied for and received permission from the federal courts. DEPOT DATA. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the largest sale of any Salve in the I world. This fact and its merit has led dishonest people to attempt to counterfeit it. Look for the man who attempts to deceive you when you call DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure.

King Bros. tf IB good time to prune the 1 shade trees that line the streets, i Many of them nf-ed attention before 'the limbs are weighed down with water and snow, causing much inconvenience to pedestrians who are compelled to walk under them when pas- biug along the sidewalks. Mesdarues C. H. Boehmer and Frank Stump enjoyed the day in Lima.

G. A. Limbach and Will Metcalfe went to Lima, this morning. Mrs. Frank Welsh and little son went to Scotts Crossing, this morning, for a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Dalk were visitors in Lima to-day.

Mrs. L. L. Lytlo was a guest of Lima friends to-day. R.

B. Taft, of Toledo, was in to-day. OTTOViLLE. i to in. BOEHMEH.

Attorney ar Law and Si.iiary I'nlilir. Mon at 'J per on farm DR. C. GOODES, SKCOM) STKKKT. 1- ISIU.K 111 OC Iv.

Ohio. University of Michigan. Or, T. C. SrrsitH, Dentist.

Graduate of University of Mary land. An unpleasant feature of the Chicago Peace Jubilfft occured when Oer.eral Miles offered his hand to 'fetieraj and WBH twice re- fuhtd. Milf-s if, Shafter'- suptrior ofiicer and the event clearly c.hov-s a carte of bwt-ll head, developed in rihaf- terhyAlger. gave only a chilly non, but greeted Shafter ff iV (tly. ov Taruifcr wan the cold shoulder.

1 au lft caijM-r forne pf to forgot th'-y ari-. One Minute Cough Cure surprises people its quick cures and children may takft it in large quantities without the leahi danger. It has won for itself the bertt reputation of any preparation uhed to-day for croup, iickhng in ibe throat or obmi- King Broa. tf CASSON SEVITZ. -j.

had kt THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN, in under head of Wanted, Lost, For Sale, For Hem, not ing four Unas will published u. thii oolnmu T. Trnax for 25 POSITION WANTED our ILL irivo a good Addross A. iuoist Oil it O. lul-ill in the a that 'h for ovi-r Ir ori a r.ffsdU^ wtiii (., i i lloui IhejiiireHt.

el fr 1 nyi, doctor Mof pi th.t tU riK "11 tl Diamond Hour. ll A of 'A'ncr, ii'-zt year bid fair to bo a hhfi'l-- lov.ftr. From advance price It i'jfjlcf. UlOUgfj -f'-O WJJl bliy While $20 ill ijCiO WJil -a. in of a high or.c.

Home may be cheaper tfifir. ui though ono rriity not to ihi, vary at. thir. Mfir.y Will N'! v.iti. a inch wheel iNHtnad Of Ifii: ill' Mf in to iiiM JrilrMon r-tri (-I tf rjUd Oct.

17, JHIiM. .1. Wrocklage Hity inform the public it-it, Toledo, an corrected the by pair of itnd FOR RENT. tit-rt ni-m. t') liilll'iilo, N.

loiUy. tit: Mi-, 5 houso wit'u all ou i west Sisih Oiu- 7 roum wood mi-. eked, baru aud wi-11 aud oL-toru, ou To Tt'iluco o' I i wti-t fifth Hoth in condition hrDi.uruM low MOO-M, in tho fall 011 Mrs. John Wimdi-rlo, west Sixtli Will bo uiado jit Muouuiv'b tf I i i after on yeurs i auhod whooping Kurd man fact ros the -411 ion iu hih pracl.ice. 111 i (JII! Hcott 11.

Jos. Louth, John Wangeman, Chas. Davis and C. A. Jettinger went to Van Wert night and accompanied Hiestand'd band to Lima this mom- ing.

J. H. Wah boll, T. B. Sevitz, D.

E. Baxter and F. X. Stallkamp went to Lima this morning. Herman Goette aad daughter.

Mias Kittie, went to Lin.a, to witness the Shafter reception. Frank Mersey rrlurned frcm Bluffton, where he was the guest of Roy Herbst. Henry Will left for Fort Sheridan, this morning, to join bis regiment Mrs. Lewis Huffman, of St. Maryp, who has beea visiting her son, Hon.

F. A. Huffman, vent to Van Wert this morning. J. K.

and Frank Davis, of Jackson, were here en route home from Venedocia, where they attended tho church dedication and visited fricndH. VV. C. Baxti left, this afternoon, for Kt. Maryn, West Virginia.

Ho will lie gone for toveral JaimiH (Jrant, Adi-m and Wm. Gilliland and Messrs. Wi llick and Morton, Wrrl aie in Delphcs. Mrn Al. Kern returned, this afternoon, from vifit ilh her parents in Hlull'ton, Mi'H.

W. H. Halm returned to her home at Limn, th.H morning. She WHS accompanied her little nephew, ft (ion of Mr. aud Ucrney Serrele.

K. C. Morgan and Miss Gertrude Louth were visitors in Lima today. Mrs. J.

T. MugDu went to Danville, 111 today. Her hubband is employed there in tho C. A- K. I R.

R. as an engineer. There household goods packed here, and they will board in Danville for time. OTTOVILLE, Oct. 20, 1898.

Mr. and Mrs. Kalt, of Coldwater, were here to attend his brother's wtd ding. Anton Korb moved his family to Johnsburg, Minn. Mr.

Korb wil teach school there this winter. Aug. Reblinger wae at Detroit to Attend the funeral of his father. Revs. M.

Mueller and H. Wichman assisted Rev. Chas. Braechler at Ft Jennings at forty hour devotion. The Base Ball Tournament was not as successful as expected.

It was too wet and cold. Ouly one game was played. The result was 16 to 1 in favor of Sixteen. Steinle, Jettinger, Redman and Kihm, of Delphos, played with Ottoville. The dance in the evening was well attended.

Studer Bros, sjld their butcher shop to Sutler Raabe. Out of Work? The world owes you a chance to earn a living. We will help you to demand this chance. We pay 82.00 to 83.00 a day on months or longer contracts for honest, earnest canvassing for our journal, Current Thought, and its attendant publications. Don't be out of work a minute.

We will employ any honest man or woman willing to work, at pood wages. Send reference and stamp for particulars. Address, Current Thought, A Journal of Social Study. C. ELTON BLANCHARD.

Editor, CLEVELAND For First-Class Work IN THE LINE OF Cleaning and Dying Ladies and Gent's Clothing, Patronize the Old Reliable Delphos Steam Dye Works. Administrator's RAILROAD NOTES. Tuesday morning a monger tree along the Pennsylvania right-of-way near Dixon, in some way caught fire and burned so that its trunk fell across the track and broke every telegraph wire on the north aide of the railroad and practically demoralized telegraph service for some time. 1. F.

White, of Hamilton, Supt. Track and Inspection of the H. ife was here to-day, accompanied by Supt. W. W.

Barring, of Celine, and It. Sifford, Supt. of Bridges and Buildings. OIL AND GAS. I PURSUANCE of an ordsr of the Probate Court of Allen County, Ohio, I will offer for sule at public auction on SATURDAY, OCT.

29th, 1898. At ODD o'clock, afternoon, upon the premises corner Second aud Franklin itreet, one square east of City Building, free of dower of widow therein, the following described real estate situated in the County of Allen, and Stata of Ohio, to-wit: In lots numbered one hundred and sixty-eight (168) and one hundred and sixty-nine (169) in the village of Delphos, Ohio, appraised at Terms of in hand. in one year and one-third in two years from the day of sale, with interest. Deferred to be secured by mortgage on the premiion sold. W.

P. MILLER. Administrator of the estate of Henry Miller deceased J. N. BAILEY, His Attorney.

October 1, 1898. Notice to Hunters a Trespassers. We, the undersigned citizen! land owners of Allen, Van Wert and and Putnam counties, Oaio, hereby give notice that hunting and trespassing of any kind whatsoever will not be tolerated or allowed on any land or premises of the undersigned, but the same is hereby strictly prohibited and brbidden, for the term of ten yean rom date. A compliance with tbii notice will avoid prosecutions and the UIIKl MATISM (TKKD IN A "Mj'htir Curii" for Hliouniatism aud Neurai- rdiliifiilly c-uroK in 1 to dayc. Its action upon tin) is riiiiiHrkalile ami myterious It ut unco the caune lint) the disease iiiiiiuiiliuti-ly dihuppuarti.

The first dose greatly 7. i ccntB. Hold by J. H. Waumhoif, Delphos.

dw-tf OIL MARKKTS. Pennsylvania nil North Lima 1 77 South Lima 1 1'l Indiana oil 71 The oil excitement over the big strike on the Kail farm, uonheaet of Lima, was given another start Wednesday, by the drilling in of Baruedall i)e Hart's well, on the Young farm, a mile north and west of the Hall farm. The Hall is the nearest well. The new well was dril'ed 27 feet into the eand, and is full of oil. Stop scratching and use Clippinger's Xemia Cure.

Warranted to cure Xemia, Scald Heud, Salt Rheum, Itching Piles, Barbers' Itch ttnd all kinds skin diseases. For fate at Wahm- tioiTu, Bliss', Boehmer Floding's and King drug stores. G7-3m levere penalties of the law Maiy Kva Alctzger lloiiry psting Mary Knippen Hoiiry Nolte Math. Eicknolt Froil Loetfel Joiiu Millor Christ Kuiidert Jacob Freuud Ilenry Hlochborgor Frank Nolto A. F.

Peters John Votft J. M. (ioieo J). N. Qengler Klias A Uuckloy C.

JI.HHve.rs U. HuyBinau hehreit (ieorgo Theodore Van Oss John Nomiiia John ('ordenmu Johu Bteible Johu Schorgor Frod J. Hoojderle. WrocklRge Stallkamp Nick Kill Johu Kill John Knoblo Mart Jettinghoff JoBoph MoinurB Fred JiriniJla Susaue. Miller Conrad Fuorst Ilenry Pohlmann Joseph Speik's Frank Hoffmann J.

Slangier. Mary A. Wiockart Ilenry Holmich J. T. McJabe K.

Frisuor E. Uuyer Ilenry Kloeppol C. Huyeman Henry Puwul Xavier Wurth Henry Utrup Matilda Krieft Lause 'lein Uei'iDif 'oter Mtumis laruey Klausing Jat. llpinpkor ohn Hindi'! imel Kloeppol ohn Stanterui lenry Kundert 'hurley Treaipert 'red. Kice ilary (iessuer Laner F.

1... Huistermann Joseph Klai sing John tichirack Frank Kick I old Joi-eph Frieuioth Henry Frii-inoth Johu H. Fri.iinotU Frank Xrelw John Math. Hocki D. S.

Carpenter A. H. Picker F. Al. Uricknor Willium Wahrnhoff Koth liros Johu rot house Joseph hchwartiier II.

Krioft Math. Pohlmann Mathias Fred F. Kloi ppel Conrad (ioiso Henry i', iiaabe Fred David Jolm Johu Marlz Fred N. Wieckart S. H.

UUey JoUn Hriekm-r Anton Forfncr C. Schi-rgor Peter Sefernick Henry Henke Johu Fuerst John Staid Joseph Krioft luuiuuu ivi A. Hockey care of Peter Johu Plaukeulioru.