The Times Recorder from Zanesville, Ohio • 4

SATURDAY, DEC. 5, 1308. THE ZANESVILLE TIMES RECORDER. DAILY TIMES RECORDER so) if Syrup The Leader In Newe, Circulation and, Advertising. ZANESVILLE'S CHRIST-" MAS STOCKS The Christmas advertising which adorned the pages of The Time Recorder Friday mornltiR will no doubt give) the holiday trade a decided Impetus1.

It was of a high character. Its typographical features were fairly metropolitan, and In Ita various: announcements there were inducements well calculated to start early and gen Pleasant to taKe and does not gripe or nauseate PubtMhed Every Morning Kxrent Bun-day by The Time Kecorrter Cum any, Zatieavlllo, Ohio. Eastern Ultlca Hi Maaaau New fork. Western Omee 811 Boyce Butldln. Chicago, Cures Chronic Constipation, Stomach and Liver Trouble erous buying.

BNI'llll'TION UAl'BS, Hy Carrier, pur year l.y iiirltr, pereek by Mali, per year l.y Mull, tlx l.y luur muntlit l.y Aiuii, urio niuiuu 10 SOU IM l.UO The stores which were thus advertised are flint taking on the holiday look. Tho dls-phiy windows are bloa-somlug out Into the wonders of Christ Any fnllure to receive paper regii-Jfliiy ivilj he promptly corrected upon to publication onice, Timet Knottier UullulhK, 14 buulll fifth k.ane.vlile, Olilo. All mull eulncrlpMons are strictly in nn In advance, ami papei la kiupiJ when suli.mriptlnn expire. niaH offerings. Few cities of Zanes-vllle'a size at any time possess window displays equal to those of our Stimulation Without Irritation.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is a new laxative syrup combined with the de. licious flavor of fruits, and is very pleasant to take. It will not gripe or Eicken, IX is much more pleasant and effective than Pills, Tablets Saline Waters, as it does not derange the Stomach, or irritate the Kidneys, Liver or Eowela. Constipation. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup will positively cure Chronic Constipation, as it restores the natural action of the intestinal tract.

Clears the Complexion. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver and thoroughly cleanses the system and clears the complexion of pimples and blotches. It is the best laxative for women and children as it is mild and pleasant, and does not gripe or sicken. Thin People TaKe Notice." Do You Assimilate Tour Food? Orino makes you assimilate your food so you will get the full benefit of what you eat. If you are constipated If your tongue is coated If your breath is bad If your eyes are dull If your head feels heavy If you have heart-burn If you are troubled with belching If you have indigestion If your food does not assimilate If you are too thin If your complexion is bad Your stomach, liver and bowels need stimulating, and you should take ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup.

Entered a matter at the Ziiic! vine. Ohio, under Hie act oi Marcu 4 11. own, In artistic arrangement, in riches and variety of exhibits. A look ut the windows at thla time warrants us in saying that never did choppers have UU'l'li iL.l.h.liu.t.s no, 17. a better opportunity to "(east their eyes" on pretty things.

Our merchants have outdone, themselves. OVEIl FOlHTLtSN TIlUlSAND Cnpl of The Tlmeg Itecorder are ir printed and circulated every (lay. luo iliiivn ilucuiiier erijuya a ill- cu.ali.in in rf.aiieavnle una Its tm- mediate eiiviruiis equal to onlh lt Sr tuiiteu.puiariea coii.uined. Ita cir- cu.atiou in nn tuwna tributary to lt.ime.vlno eiceeue mat of cum- it bleed cuueiiipuiarie. lie clicu- lutein In me country triuutary In 4 OFFICIAL PATRONAGE Ve do not credit tho statement that OUR GUARANTEE Take ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup and if you are not satisfied your money will be refunded most congressmen arc angry because President Roosevelt has ordered 15,000 la thrre liinea tnal of it fourth-cltisrt postmasters put Into the clvii service column.

After thinking about It a while a lot of those disgruntled anions will be glad to lie re- Prepared only by FOLEY A Chicago, III. SOLD AND RECOMMENDED DY ALL DRUGGISTS ua coinoiiieii contemporaries, ita total circulation la iiu per cent In excess of lliat of Ita combined i otiteinpiiranea. A line, an Inch, ot I puge oi spare in The Tlmus tiecotuei la worth tar inure to 1 tivfd from the harassing wrk of oilier Zanesville papule combined. other necessities, ever went from his choosing postmastershlps for their REVIEVISCENCES OF THREE GREAT MEN pita Colonial Annex Hotel Eureka Correspondent Tells About Lincoln, Mckinley, Garfield mmsm fir tr av'. l.

hungriest ponstituents. political history of the country at largo and of many congressional districts 1ms given proof that possession of tho offices Is often a source of weakness to the party In power, and their distribution a transaction that works both ways. In the case of most offices, where there Is one place to fill and a half-dozen candidates, It results that the five disappointed men go to sulking in their tents or actually take up arms against the dispenser of patronage and the party which he represents. mm PITTSBURGH In the very midst of the shopping: and theater district Convenient to all car lines and railroad terminals The service and equipment of THE ANNEX unsurpassed 50c Noon-Day Lunch Best in the City 600 absolutely fire-proof rooms. Telephone in every room.

Splendid cafe. Moderate prices. Orchestra, Purest water from our own Artesian Well. $1.00 per day and up $1.50 per day and up with private Public baths on every floor free PENN AVENUE AT SIXTH STREET Fred Klooz, Mgr. it 1 rra ifi t.

-jrw-irf': i. I.I sri OBITUARY NORTON FRAVEL CLAYPOOL Norton Fravel Claypool, son of Levi and Mary Fravel Claypool, was born In Hardy county, Vu July 1, 1S22, and departed this life at Zanesville, December 1, 19uS, aged fcti years and 5 months. In 1SSH, when Norton was years old, his father removed to Licking township, Muskingum county, and fettled on a tract of l.Ouo acres of land which had been purchased by his father, George Claypool. in 1S01, and which at the death of his sire, fell to tho son's lot by Inheritance. Educational advantages were limited in the first half of tho Ruh century.

As a result, the subject of our sketch received little aid from the schools. Naturally endowed with a mind of great activity and being fond of reading, he added to his information by the. perusal of newspapers and the best books at his command and these, with a rich and varied experience in the midst of environments well suited to form a strong and self-reliant character, contributed In making him In the truest sense of the term a self-made man. On November 19, 150, he was united in marriage with Miss Julia F. Lynn, Carmen iraeeieis LODGE ON TAFT Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts has contributed to the North American Heview an article on th late election which is worthy of the man and his theme, dwelling strongly upon the significant fact that In the 4S years which have elapsed since ldfiO the Republicans have had complete control of the government for 3'1 years and besides have controlled otic or nmre branches fur 1 years, while the Democrats have had complete control for two years only, the senator passes on to a eulogy of the man last cho.sen for the presidency by the dominant party.

The following is an extract from the article: "The party Is fortunate In having a president one of the best men ever chosen to that great office. No man better equipped and better trained Was evr nominated by any parly for the presidency, lie not only takes with him his training and experience, hs well us wide knowledge of th work of. administration snid of diplomacy, but he Is Imbued with a fine spirit of disinterestedness mid hits a complete sense of his great responsibilities. He is entirely fit to be, president of the I'nited and It Is not possible to give him higher praise. his leadirslup.

we may confidently hope that the Republican party will meet the responsibilities which lie before It as success- fully as it bus met them In the past, for responsibility is not new to the Republican party; and, although there have been moments In its career when It has lies- Itated, it has never In the end failed to rise to a great opportunity or shrunk from settling difficult and perplexing questions," an opinion from such a man may well be accorded a high value. Senator Lodge has for years been the Roosevelt spokesman in the body of which he is member. Ha represents the best type of Republicanism In the country. He knows as well as any man In the land what qualities a president should have. In the above opinion he confirms the feeling i of satisfaction which has filled the country since Mr.

Taft's election. store empty handed. Mr. Claypool was active in the organization of the "Licking Zouaves" in and was orderly sergeant of the company. On July 23, 1863, at the call of duty, lie Instantly stopped his threshing machine, and before the day as done reported as captain at the head of a company of 77 men, to the committee of safety at Zanesville, and was ordered to Duncan Falls to repel General John Morgan's raid through Ohio.

After a strenuous campaign through eastern Ohio Morgan waajyiptured by other Union forces, and Captain Claypool and his daring "Ohio Cavalry Militia" wore ordered home to Nashport and there disbanded on July 29, lhfiS, the pay roll showing each man paid in full for his time, by the state. On October 1S63, Norton F. Claypool was commissioned as colonel by Governor Todd and assigned to the command of tho Second Regiment Ohio Militia, In Muskingum county. His devoted wife died September 21, 1867, During the later years of his lll'o he had resided with his (laughter Ella and her husband, Mr. George Gill, on the old Claypool homestead near Nashport.

He was a prominent member of Irville lodge of the Masonic fraternity at Nashport a charter member of the local lodge. (In politics, he was a life-long and ardent Republican. In religious life. Colonel Claypool was a loyal and devoted Methodist a member of the Nashport M. K.

church. About 14 years ago he experienced a deep change of heart and heartily began the Christian life. For a number of years ho has been a member of the officiary of the local church, serving as steward, trustee, and several times as lay delegate to the Ohio annual conference. His was a conspicuous figure in our community life which will be sadly missed. In him the Methodist preacher found a warm friend, his home a place of generous hospitality, his heart large and sympathetic, Norton Fravel Claypool was a quiet man of humble soul, a reader of great books, a keen student of human nature, a chivalrlo gentleman and a true friend of God and man.

During the last few days of his life, feeling the nearlng of the end, he expressed a wish for a quiet funeral, and although always an ardent Mason, said he did not desire other than the simple service of the church. On December 3, 1908, funeral obsequies ere held at the family residence near Nashport, conducted by Rev. R. C. Orndorff of Trinity M.

E. church, Zanesville, a former pastor, assisted by Rev. J. L. Landslttel of Frazeys-burg.

A great company of relatives, old friends and neighbors were In attendance to pay fitting honor to the memory of this just and patriotic citizen. The interment was in Hanover cemetery by the side of hlB beloved wife-companion of his early manhood. "Now is the stately column broke, The beacon light is quenched in smoke, The trumpet's silver sound is still. The warder silent on the hill!" i $3.00. $3.75 and $5.00 Lockets from 50c to $10 Necklaces from 50c to $10 Eureka, December 4.

(Special.) When a member of the Ohio legislature I asked the lamented William McKinley a question before he addressed the Marquette Club at Chicago, February 12, 1S96, whether he would have anything to say upon the occasion concerning the tariff. He re-piled: "The Lincoln tariff of the platform of 1S60, passed by the second Republican national convention, reads thus: 'Resolved, that. while providing for the support of the general government by duties on imports, sound policy requires uoh an adjustment pf these Imports as to encourage the development of the industrial interests of the whole country, and we commend that policy of national exchanges which secures to the working-man liberal wages, to agriculture remunerative prices, to mechanics and manufacturers an adequate return for their skill, labor and enterprise, and to the nation commercial prosperity and independence. We are wedded to this great principal fit protection and it is dearer to us now than ever before." Said the gTeat statesman: "The fight will go on, and must go on until the American interest and system is everywhere recognized, until all nations come to understand and respect It, and all Americans come to honor It and love It, as dear as the American flag." "What will you say to the 'Club' of Lincoln?" we ventured to ask. He replied: "I may quote tho language of the gifted Henry Watterson: 'Lincoln was brought up under Divine Providence, inspired of God; and a thousand years hence, no story, no tragedy, no poem, will be filled with greater wonder than that which tells of his life and death.

If Lincoln was not Inspired then there is no such thing on earth as special Providence or the interposition of Divine power among the inhabitants of men. In his death the American people place him beside Washington two of the greatest statesmen the greatest of "That verdict has not changed nor will it change," said tho great gtatesman. McKinley further said: "Well do I remember, as though It were but yesterday, when he reviewed the Army of the Potomac, after the battle of Antietamindescribably sad, thoughtful, farseelng. It pierced my soul." Garfield on the anniversary of Lincoln's death, said on the floor of the house, at Washington, V. "There are times in the history of as well as of nations when tho mortal is brought very near to the immortal.

The vale which separates us is so thin we can almost hear the pulsations on the other side. Lincoln approached that vale and he was taken out of sight." Garfield Joined him later on. A HOLY DAY The Feast of yie Immaculate Conception will be observed by the Roman Catholic churches Tuesday, December 8. This Holy day will be appropriately observed in the local churches. RINGS, plain set, engraved bands, signet and large stone set rings for ladles 'little ringers, gents' set rings and initial rings, society and railroad emblem rings.

Cuff Buttons, Brooches, Stick Pins, Beit Buckles, Back Combs, Hat Pins, Smvomr Spoons, Retry Spoons, Butter Knife and Sugar Shells. Cold Forks. Gravy Ladles, Molten Wireless Cmbrellas with detachable handles and guaranteed for two Ladles' and 'Gents' Pocket Books, Opera Glasses. An endless variety of Silver Novelties, Manicure and Toilet Sets for ladles', men and babies; dirty and clean leather Collar Boxes. Cut Glass, Silver Sets of all kinds, Tea Sets, 26-Plece Knives, Forks and Fpoons, with nice case, we are offering $5.90 f' GUY C.

FITZ 521 Main Street ALMOST EVERYBODY EEADi- THE TIMES RECORDER. Bo-Certs lolls end Doll HITCHCOCK WAsVlSE Chairman frank Hitchco'k gave evidence of Ma Sound Judgment hen he listened receptively to the claims of the Missouri Republicans to the effect that Taft had a good fighting chance to carry that state, tfa mucli was ho impressed with those claims that he put the sum of Into the hands of the Republican state committee to Canton Nova Ball. Canton lie uniform order of the Odd FellowsTgave a grand ball til I. O. F.

hull on Main afreet Thursday evening. Ahout 3u0 guests were present and (lamed to the strains of a six-piece orchestra. Refreshments were served and the function was the most auecessful ever given by the Make your selection now and you have a complete line to choose from. You know how it will be later on. 10c each Dolls of all kinds and sizes.

25c each A great variety to select from. 50c, 75c and on up to $5.00. Your choice wood or kid body. THE ATE MlRTOX V. CLAYPOOL.

daughter of George and Elizabeth Spot at Lynn. To them five children were born Mrs. Eila M. Gill of Nashport: A. Claypool of Chicago; Levi Claypool of Albuquerque, New Mexl.o; William O.

Claypool, who died help out Its campaign fund. It will be at Nashport April 1SV, and Charles N. F. Claypool of Rosevllle, O. In Mr.

Claypool engaged in the Pre You and Every Slater Sufferint fKEE TO YQMY SISTER Prom Womeu'a Ailment. I a woman. mercantile business at Nashport, and know tomin'i anfferfnire. I Doll Go-Carts continued in same for 18 years. From d.vq loutia iae cure.

I will mail, free nf anrchanr. tna. hMu 1M7 to 162, he operated a large distillery at Nashport. At the expiration of this time he quit the business ow ing to the high government tax, which ho said, offered Inducement to prac Lot No. 1 Big variety Steel Axles and Wheels 25c.

Lot No. 2. Same as above (large sizes) 39c and 50c' Lot No. 3. Has Steel Wheels, Steel Axles, tical dishonesty.

He owned and op erated the Claypool mills and also conducted a carriage business at Irville. wot with full instructions to any sufferer from women's ailments. I want, to tell all women about this cure you, my reader, for yourself, your daughter, your mother, or your srster. I want to tell you bow to cure yourselea si home wltboui the help of a doctor. Men cannot understand women a sufferlDirs.

What we won.cn know Irem experience, we know better tban any doctor. I know mat home treatment Is safe and sure cure lor Leucorrhoea or Whitish discharges, piece ment or Falling of the omb, Profane, scanty or Halntul erlodi, L'terlne or Ovarlen Tumors or Orowths; also paint la the heed, back and bowtla, bearing down reellnra. nervousness, creeping fcrl. Ing up the spine, melancholy, desire to cry, ho lleshes, weerlneaa, kidney and bladder trouble where caused by weekmsaee peculiar to our are. I I want to evnd you a complete ten davs' treatment Reclining Body, all complete with 31.00 XctlilSUl remembered that Mr.

Hitchcock had lively hopes as to Xllssotirf tn the very Ui-t. In his final estimate, Issued the day before the election, he was clearly i tel. to put the state In the Taft column. Not only did it finally rest t'tre, but It elected a Republican governor and six out of lil congressmen. "h- rt-jlts of the ail given Missouri's Republicans will tie remembered In the campaign, fiucx-ess there may pav the way for further Republican victories in the south.

The Colorado canvassing board went to at. tho switch, and because the suretary of state did not get certificated in time to the electors-eiect Mr. Bryan's vole in the electoral col-leg wlil fail short five. Japan's anti-administration organs are protesting against the new agreement between the mikado and this i 'country. A very good sign of its ex-, celiencs.

Anoiiser returuing-prorpenty Item: Fallurus In the I'nited last week 1 204; iam week year go, 259. In 186'J, Mr. Claypool planted the first peach orchard in his vicinity. Yeany additions were made and the Claypool orchard became noted as one of the largest in the state. He was the firtt man to own a steam thresher In this part of the state.

He was in continuous service as postmaster and deputy English Go-Carts $3.93 Up. Watch for our Big Holiday Ad Next Week entirely Ires to prove to you that you cau curs yourself at home, easily, quickly end aureiy. ecneniber, that It will cost you nothing to sue the Remember, thnt It will cost vounothlnff to rivx the compete trial: and If you ioou'd wiu to continue. It uiileost vou only snout 11 at Nashport from lv.l until PSi, 4 Irsstment a 1 eenta a wsek. or less than two eentt day.

It will cot Interfere with your work or oceuimtlnn. Just eead mi your name sad address, ted me bow ynu suffer if you wish, and 1 wiil send vou the faithful term of 3 years. MM ITA 1'V KIMllin treatment nr your raw entirely iree, in piein wrapper. return mall, I will aisoiuvMl you tree erf Mt.i book OWN MEDICAL ADVISF.lt" lib eipiuistoTT Illustrations sliow iCE BROS. co.

THE FAl ue ioji r. 1 jn( wnjr wom.a anfter, and bow thfTeia easily euretheniMlTes borne. Eerr woman should i on; did noi emisi ow ing io 1 n- tc.e ma n-iin iniin mr ntrmi, wnen me doctor its rou taunt nave an opera. to th nroiest of those who bad lo," toa can decide for yoursu.f. Thousands of women bare cured themselves with oiy home unanimous prou.i 01 mij remedy, it cur-t all, eld or yewnf.

To Mothers of Daefhters, 1 wlil eiplem a simple home volunteered. He compromised hy send- treatment which tm-edliy nd effectually core Leuoorrtmca, unwn Blcknees and Painful ut Inir a eulntitule Instead, ami remained lrrifulr M-ntruatioo In Young Ladies. Pliinipoe'vsarid boultb always result from Its wee. Wherever Ju live. 1 can refer yoti to ladles of your own locality who know and will gladly at home to lo 'K a.

er me lamiiif 01 Horn. Treetment remlycuree all wonjin'e end m- THE BIG BARGAIN STORE Agents for Butterick Patterns. 525 Main Street those who had gotio or Were going te 1 veil, stmnt. plump aad mnus. Jut eend ate your attdrase, and the free ten rtavs' treatment is the froi No soldier's wl'e or idow book.

Write today, JuM sua not ae.o tula offer bnaln. Address or child. wua In need of groceries or M. BUMMERS, Box Motr Dims, S. A..