The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 12

CHUXICOTHE CONSTITUTION. 9061 MEINERSHAGEN FUR. CO- 3 HIND SHE Superlative Carp ct attract the admiration ofihe neiahbor-hood OPENS TUESDAY, APRIL 14. HIS IS A REAL SALE of NEW UP-TO-DATE DESIGNS. FIGURE WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY.

WE ARE OFFERING THE BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN FIRST CLASS FURNITURE. WE BUY IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND FOR CASH IS WHY WE UNDERSELL OTHERS. OUR QUALITY YOU WILL REMEMBER LONG AFTER PRICE IS FORGOTTEN FOLLOW THE CROWD ALWAYS SOMETHING DOING. MEINERSHAGEN PERSONAL AND LOCAL Huffman's photos are unexcelled J. H.

Stossell of Ottuimva, is in the city the guest of friends and transacting business. Colored post cards of Local Option election, 2 for sc. Seymour Wigley, druggist eron. who wore in the citv Tues- clay to attend the funeral of the former's sister, Mrs. Mary Melvin, will remain several days the guests of their daughter, Mrs.

Joseph Burke. George McCIoughan of Daw spent Tuesday in the city th guest of his sisters, Mrs. Roberts-and Mrs. Jennie Me Cloiighan. Miss Mary McGtiire.

who ha Cleaning, pressing and repairing! I)CCn ver lor the past quickly and neatly done. Pants vvee was reported to be no bet made at from $5.50 to $8.50. All ter Wednesday. Mrs. Guy Parks of Ottuntw; work done in my own shop.

Work a was the city Wednesda Sam Austin of Garden City, called for and delivered. Clarence the guest of Mrs. Frank Ashby. is in the city on business. Truog, second stairway south oil have opened our Sod Kas.

Mr. Austin is an expert automobile machinist. Hay fever, cold iti the head relieved immediately by Sigler's Catarrh Remedy, at South Side Drug Store. W. T.

Hale, a banker of Ethel, is the guest of friends in the city. The Constitution is the only Chillicothe paper receiving and publishing daily the dispatches Starkey Clothing Co. I Fountain for the coming seaso Mrs. D. O.

Smith and son, Dan-1and invite your patronage, iel. who have been visiting with N. J. Swetland Drug Co friends in St. Louis the past week, I James McGnire of 'Vermont i returned home Tuesday noon.

List your land and city property with Bazel J. Meek. Chillicothe. Mo. dtf S.

P. Newland left Tuesday for Spokane. Washington, where he will be the guest of his mother 1 from the Associated Press, which and brothers for several months. is acknowledged to be the great- Make you chickens lay 50 per est news gathering organization cent more eggs by feeding them in the world. ground bone meal.

AVe can fur- Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Hamblin nish any quanity. of Minneapolis are the guests Scruby Welch, friends in the city.

Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Tracy will after-, the city to attend the bedsid of his aunt.

Miss Mary McGtiire who is very ill. Mrs. Louis Turner will go Utica Thursday to visit friends Mrs. Emerson Hart has return ed from a week's visit with rel; tives in Gallatin: Mr. and Mrs.

Flave Littrell Wheeling: were shopping in th city Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evan of Dawn were shopping in th citv Wednesdav. Languor and weakness, due to the depleted condition of the blood, are overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great vitalizer. G.

W. Latt of Westboro was a Tuesday evening visitor in the city. leave the seventh of May for Medford, Oregon, where they will Weak women get prompt an lasting help by using Dr. Shoop' spend the summer with Mr. N1 Night C.

L. Waite Iowa, business in the city C. L. Waite Real Estate. Dr.

C. A. Wolfe, Ed. Gill, Geo. Richmond and G.

A. McBridc composed an auto party which visited Hamilton Tuesday afternoon. C. L. Waite money to loai on city property.

nadiw Mrs. JameS Gregory returnee Tuesday from Kansas City when she has. been visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Childers. List your land-and city pro perty with Bazel J.

Meek. Chilli cothe, Mo. dtf Harry McKinley of Ottunuva Iowa, is in the city the guest ol freinds. New, light, clean, bath rooms. Richmond Barber Shop and Bath Rooms.

Sadtf Rev. J. M. Ragan. who has been spending the past few months'in Albany, in the city Wednesdav.

He was called to Chula by t'he death of Alvin Baker, at whose funeral he officiated Tuesday.He will return to Albany this week. C. L. Waite Abstracts. Mr.

and Mrs. B. Halev of Cam- Mrs. Herbert Kenter and family n-no-ine Co. C.

Orren Whetzell, 1221 Soutl Locust Chillicothe, trav eling salesman. aiodio Mr. and Mrs. John Milbank will spend the month of June along the rock bound coast Maine- See E. D.

Blake, the painter, for your advertising. nadt Mrs. Harry M. Davis will arrive in a few days on a visit to her siser. Mrs.

M. W. Little. See John Burch for the famous Batavia brand of goods. Every article guaranteed.

dtf. Dr. Mabel Ulrich of Minneapolis. will arive the last oi the week to spend Easter with 'Mrs. lohn Milbank.

C. L. Waite Loans. Miss I'Lee Wells will return Saturday from Richland. where she has been visiting for the past ten days.

4 room house for rent. C. L. Waite Co. uadiw Mrs.

Frank Ransom and little daughter. Mary Margaret, of St. Louis will come the first of May to be the guest of Abell. Marriage license was A ednesday morning to Mathial -I. Peterson of Bedford and Miss Fnllerton of Avalon.

healiiu Cure. These soothing antiseptic suppositories with full information how to pro cced are interestingly told of ii my book "No. 4 For Women. The book and strictly confidentia medical advice is entirely free Simply write Dr. Shoop, Racine Wis.

for my book No. 4. Sold N. J. Swetland Drug Co.

DEATH OF MRS. FISKE. Well Known Resident of Count; Dies at Her Mooresville Home Tuesday. Mrs. Fannie, wife of Nat Fiske died at her hon'ie in Mooresville Tuesday morning after a long illness.

Her demise was causec from a complication of ailments She was able to be about th house until last Wednesday, whei a sudden change for 'the worse compeled her ta go to bed. She was forty-five years of age. The deccased'was the daughter of John Glenn, a well known resident of this county. She was born awd reared VS ian woman Mooresville jSa good Chris- d' many friends who will mourn her death. She is survived by her widower nd the following children Olla, Clyde, Lula and Zae.

She vas an aunt of Mrs. A. T. Kirt- ev of this citv. GRATIFICATION SAL SHOE STORE WISHES YOU A -UL WATER FRANCHISE Fl A meeting wil be held at th circuit court room, Friday night at which the proposed water fran chise will be discussed.

Whil this meeting has been for by some citizens who the water franchise, all are invit ed to attend and those who are ii favor of the franchise will be giv en ample opportunity to expres: their views. Every voter is urged to be pres ent and hear this discussion. BLUE MOUND ITEMS Blue Mound, April ial will be preach ing at the new church at thi place the fourth Sunday, conduct eel by Rev. Edwards of Brecken ridge. Jos.

Haynes and John Sullivai were in Chillicothe Friday. Misses Lillie and Callie Wood en visited Miss Rosa Paris Sun day afternoon. Roy Wilson of Nebraska, wh has been visiting relatives at thi place for a few days' returne home Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Carr spen Sunday with Jos. Haynes an wife. Miss Nettie Haynes called Mrs. Dan Barnes Monday after noon. Dr.

T. G. Phelps of Chillicoth attended church at Blue Mouii' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Warnc and family spent Sunday wit John Warner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pink Kuox iii ChilHcotheJThursday.

Wheeling, April Bessie Gage of Mi ami, is the guest of Fran" Basset and family. E. Tacobson and family wer in Chillicothe Saturday. The ladies of the E. Chit re will give "A Human Art Gallery and serve ice cream and cake Sat urday night.

H. S. Smiley has begun th erection of a modern home on hi lots in the west part of town. Clarence DeWitt and wife ani Bert DeWitt were in Chillicoth Saturday. Tom "Campbell of Chillicoth was the guest of D.

L. Pitts ant family last week. Oren Campbell and wife spen Sunday with friends in Laclede. H. E.

Thorp spent Sunday witl friends in Chillicothe. Misses Frankie Shifflett, Ida Littrell and Cora Littrcll wer shopping in Chillicothe Tuesday Mrs. Frank Glasgow entertain ed the members of her Sunday school class Wednesday after noon. Wm. Scruby.

wife and son Stanley, of Chillicothe spent Sun day with relatives here. Chas. Hawker was in Chula Thursday. Walter Gould and sister. Mis? Clarice, were shopping in Chil licothe Friday.

Mrs. Fred. Snyder, who has been very ill. is improving. NEWS FROM FAIRVIEW.

Fairview. April Zirklc did some carpenter work for Charles Kid well Tuesday. A large crowd attended thi. school entertainment at Vaughar Friday night. 'Mr." and Mrs.

J. L. Brooks Sundav with N. Barnhart and wife. Johnny Hoyt and wife visited Mr.

and T. J. Perry Sunday. Wes Haynes and T. D.

Linville were transacting business in Chil- icothc Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Brooks were shopping in Chillicothe Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Go ft' visiteci Elmer Hosford and family Suu- dav. JERRY McCRAY The fine trotting horse will nake the season at the C.

B. place on the Springhill road. J. F. Blakeley.

SOCIETY AND CLUBS Miss Florence Hitt will enter- ain the Girls' 500 club at her ome on Cherry street Monday fternoon. April twentieth. The Dorcas society of the Elm t. Church will give an Easter ocial. Thursday.

April 16. after- oon and evening at the home of. Irs. Allen Moore Musical pro'" 95 WORDS A MINUTE At a speed contest recently held in Kansas City, Thos. A.

Blue, a Maupin graduate, wrote 95 words a minute, on the typewriter. Mr. Blue is recognized as the fastest typewriter operator in Kansas City. He is employed by the Pinkerton's National Detective Agency of Kansas City at a salary of $90 a month. DOLPH MAUPIN, Maupin's College Chillicothe, Mo.

ARISTOCRATIC AQSTRiA. Emperor Francis Joseph's in auguration of universal suffrage i Austria is leading to some startliu and remarkable innovations in cou nection with the selection of cabi net ministers. Until now these hav been recruited mostly from the arts tocracy, from highly placed men bers of the civil service and judiciar or else from politicians pos sessed university degrees, had serve in the army with the rank of office and were of well-to-do parentage. A'N "So you were a sailor, my poo man?" said the good housewife wish you would go down i the cellar and bail out the two fee of water that has accumulated dow there." grunted Dusty Denni with a shudder," I dare not go nea water, lady." sailor afraid A water "Yes, mum. Yer see, I was Bailor on an airship." MISTAKEN FOR A DEER.

WTiere is that old guide wit long white queried th amateur hunter as he entered th i-xat north woods. am him, sir," replied the guic ivith the furrowed chin and hig Jieek bones. "But you haven't long whil whiskers, my friend?" did have, sir. but some 'hose blamed city hunters shot then ill off." OMISSIONS OF HISTORY. Leander was swimming the He! lespont.

"It's the only way I can get ni trunks across without having to pa extra baggage charges on them," said. Cheered by the knowledge tha Hero was waiting for him on th other side, he changed to the craw stroke and plunged onward in hi best amateur championship form. UNHAPPILY ALIKE. "He has no ear for music," saic Bulger, pityingly, "ft's actually fact that he couldn't distinguish he hveen the air of 'America' and tha of 'God Save the ''Did Bulger know that the ai is the same iii both "He did Plain Ltealer. You will want perfumes for Easter Sunday, of course.

Pe- products are decked out as Easter perfumes and sold on ivery hand. Better leave them alone and buy the worthy goods we sell the year around. We have an especially large ine of them just now and they are as fresh and delicate as the Easter lilies. The price may be less than you expect to lave to pay for fine goods, but our prices have a way of being ess. fry Swastika.

J. Swetland Drug Co OR. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS. Til! I. fin oglish, Spanish, Portuguese and FOB PrtCf 1.

Fereri, MRS. MELV1N AT REST Large Number of Friends in the City to Attend Funeral. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Melvin, who died at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Mary Graham at Oklahoma City. Sunday morning was held from St. Co'- Catholic church Tuesday morning. Father Valerius Xelles. O.

S. officiating. Buria! was made in the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Melvin had been ill at the home of her daughter for several months, suffering from heart trouble.

She was formerly a resident of Xettleton. She had been a consistent member of the Catholic church and had visited in this citv at the home of her niece. Mrs. Joseph Burke, a number of times, and had many friends here. Mrs.

Melvin is survived by five sons and two daughters, as follows: M. and Owen of Oklahoma Ciiv. fames, of Chillicothe. 111.. Thomas and John of St.

Joseph, and Mrs. Mary Graham snd Mrs. Bryan Fahney of Oklahoma City. Okla. The funeral was attended by a large crowd of friends and relatives from this city, and the following from out of town: Mr." and Mrs.

H. Haley. Miss Xelle Haley and las. Haley of Cameron, Thomas and Jack Melvin. Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. McCraii of Brook-field, M. L.

and Owen Melvin of Oklahoma City. Thos. and John Melvin of St. fames Melvin of Chillicothe. Ill, Mrs.

M. Potts. Ed- Thomas and Frank Potts. Mr. and Mrs.

Wright and (laughter. James Tieruey. Mrs. Milictt. James Millett of Xettle- ton and Michael Stanlan of Breckcnridge.

The two daughters of Oklahoma City were unable to accompany the body to this city. Affords Perfect Security. Foley's Honey and Tar affords perfect security from pneumonia and consumption -as it cures the most obstinate coughs and colds. We have never known a single instance of a cold resulting i pneumonia after Foley's Hone and Tar had been taken. X.

Swetland Drug Co. ED. IMPROVING Edward Delano, who underwent an operation at St. Mary hospital about ten days ago. wa able to be removed to his horn Wednesday.

It will be severa weeks before he will be able return to his work. An Insidious Danger One of the worst features kidney trouble is that it is an in idious disease and before the vie tim realizes his danger he ma; have a fatal malady. Take Fo ley's Kidney Remedy at the firs sign of trouble as it corrects ir regularities and prevents Bright: disease and diabetes. N. J.

Swet land Drug Co. Spring Humors Impure or effete matters accumulated in the blood during the winter cause in the spring such disfiguring and painful troubles as boils, pimples, and other eruptions, also weakness, loss of appetite, that tired feeling. The best medicine to take is Hood's Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly cleanses the blood, and effects permanent cures by giving healthy functional activity to the stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and skin. SarftatAbS Are in ChdcolBtod tablet form They have Identically the same curative properties HH the liqnul form, besides SMttrocy Of dose, l-pnvemence. eses no loss by evaporation.

p. oe drafts or breakage, or leakage. Mrs. L. BiekforcT, Gossvitle.

X. livery sprinsr I was completely run down, from dyspepsia and tout tin-il fwl- ins. But 1 have found Hoods barxaptirilhv helps me from the ttrst dose, completely restores good health and strength. Farm Loans! We can make you a farm loan cheaper than any other agent in Livingston County. We have the only 5 PER CENT MONEY To be had in the county.

These are facts; investigate for yourself. GILL ARYAN Abstracts of Title, Farm Loans, Insurance and Real Estate. CHILLICOTHE. MO. TELEPHONE 269.

One Way Until April 30 HOLY THURSDAY Tomorrow will be Holy Thurs day. For this day the specia morning services at St. Coluni ban's Catholic church will begii ai 8 o'clock. The evening devotioi ill be at "Health Coffee" is really tin closest Coffee Imitation ever ye jroduced. This clever Coffei substitute was recently producec by Dr.

Shoop of Racine, No a grain of real Coffee in it either Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee i nacle from pure toasted grains with malt. nuts. etc. Really i' would fool an migh Irink it for Coffee.

No. 20 or 30 nimites tedious boiling. "Made a minute" savs the doctor. Sold M- P. T.

Abel" SETTLED WITH CLERK. M. A. Potts, trustee of Green ownship was in the city ednes- lav and settled with County Clerk Shelton. George Rice, treasur- of the L'tica schools, made a with the county clerk.

A Common Mistake Many women mistake kidney ml bladder trouble for some ir- egularity peculiar to the sex. "o'lev's Kidney Remedy corrects egularities-Valid makes women ell. Miss Carrie Harden, Bowl- ig Green writes: "I suffer- much pain from kidney and ladder trouble until I started to Foley's Kidney Remedy. The st bottle gave me great relief, ml after taking the second bottle was entirely well." N. J.

Swet- iid Drug Co. San Francisco $31.55 Los Angeles San Diego $63.10 Seattle Tokoma Portland Homeseekers' Round Trip Rates $31.55 Round Trip April 25 and 26 One Way Until April 30 To all principaFpoints west arc! northwest first and third Tuesday every rr.cnth. No matter nl ere aie going c( MI IM; about the rates and get complete infoi niatir-n, R. B. JORDAN, Agent.

C. B. Q. R. R.

Tel. 2g Blue. Chillicothe, Mo. Dr. Wolf OSTEOPATH Chronic Mervcus Rack of Chllllcothp nolMinn.

South rst cor. Square, Mo. Want Ads; Classified PUT A LITTLE "SALESMANSHIP INTO A CLASSIFIED IT WILL SELL ANY USED ARTICLE YOU WANT TO SELL. FOR For rent: Small cottage on Vine Geo. E.

Seay. aio d6t For rent or sale j-room modern house except heat, cellar, barn ind granitoid walks. Possession Tune 1st. Enquire Owl Drug Store. I3adtf FOR SALE.

For sale: Ten light Colt acety- ent gas machine in good condi- ion. Apply at the Constitution office. dtf FOR For acres of bot- om land in Sampsel township, ying 3-4 mile south and 3-4 mile vest of Sampsel station. Fifteen icres in wheat, the balance pas- ure, with some scattering timber. Ivery foot is tillable land.

This within half a mile of a school ouse. Improvements consist of ouse 20x24, 5 rooms; new barn, 0x22, good well, hen house; all nder fence, on public road. Easy Price per acre. John H. Petty, Sampsel, Mo.

adtf POULTRY AND EGGS WHEN YOU ARE GETTING GLASSES Get them right. Absolute saris' faction in the relief of HEADACHE and EYESTRAINv A. B. Macdonald, SIDE- JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. Registered Siosk For Sale Sl'urthorn cattle, Poland Ch'iKi- hogs, Mammoth jacks, including several good Shorthorn lutlis.

Scotch and double Scutch- topped, good Mammoth jack, if) hands high. 5 old. with mealy point-, an i-x One jack. hands black with Several coming '--'-'1 iacks ist to be seen in-FOOTWEAR we call a.