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MARION DAILY STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1903. THE EIGHT. Alfed Benjamin a MAKERS NEW YORK Correct Clothes fut Men TE'RE often asked what's the best all around Overcoat? Frankly, not the skirted Paddock, yet it's a strikingly handsome coat, and extensively worn by the real swell dressers; nor the belted Overcoat which has no equal for knock-about-wear. It's only the regular cut Overcoat of dark material, medium length or long, that can properly do every sort of Overcoat service.

Consequently, while we show an elegant selection of Paddock and Belted Overcoats, we've vastly more of the regular sort, $4.50 to $25. Marion's One Price Clothiers. STORE OPEN THIS EVENING KLEINMAIER'S ON THE CORNER. OVERCOME BY NATURAL GAS Four Residents of the City Suffer Saturday Afternoon, AT THE MOHR HOME ON SOUTH PROSPECT STREET Mr. Mobr Unwisely Closes a Damper in the Pipe of a Heater With the Result That He and Bis Wife and Two Daughters Are Overcome by Burnt Gas Fumes.

As the result of unwisely closing a damper in a natural gas heater, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mobr of south Prospect street, were overcome by burnt fumes, Saturday afternoon, and for gas a time their condition was critical.

Mr. Mohr, who has been indisposed for some time, closed the damper in the morning 60 that so much heat would not go up the flue. About 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. who had been feeling ill all day, went $1.50, $1.25 and $1.00 Black Colored and Silks 69c Yd Come tomorrow if you want to get in on one of the most extraordinary silk bargains' ever offered in Marion We will sell, Tuesday, 800 yards of beautiful silks, 22 to 27 inches wide, fancies, changeables, plain black and novelties.

$1.25 and $1.50 27-inch hair line style silks, 69c yd. $1.25 extra heavy neat polka dot silks, 69c yd. 27-inch pure silk black Taffeta, 69c yd. $1.00 rustling changeable Taffetas, 8 shades. 69c yd A pure all-silk black Peau de Soie, 69c yd.

Come: you never saw a lovelier lot of silks before. All are new and desirable. The colors are just the most wanted kinds. $1.00 All-Silk Colored Velvets, 50c Yd. A good silk velvet for the price of velveteen.

The colors are castor, tan, grey, cadet, shades are green and old rose. You never saw a better dollar velvet than this one. Will make the prettiest velvet waists. Tuesday, choice for 50c yd. D.A CO to the well to get some water and fell.

Mrs. E. H. Raffensperger, her daughter, residing next door, saw her mother fall and came to her assistance. She was taken to the Raffensperger home, where she soon revived.

On returning to the Mohr residence, Mr. Mohr was found in a semi-conscious condition. Mrs. Mohr was again overcome and Mrs. Raffesperger was affected.

Mrs. B. P. Sweney, who was called in, also became much affected. Dr.

H. Chier was summoned. On his arrival he immediately detected the fumes of burnt gas and the doors and windows were thrown open. Meantime Dr. E.

H. Raffensperger. who had been informed by telephone at his office, by his daughter, sent a plumber to the Mohr home. The plumber at once discovered that the damper had been closed, resulting in the burnt gas fumes filling the house. While Mr.

and Mrs. Mohr became sick as the result of their exvery perience, their condition is not serious today. COMPANY ENTERTAINED AT THE FETTER HOME Relatives and Friends Are Guests at Nice Dinner Party. Mr. and Mrs.

P. W. Fetter of east street entertained a company of Center friends and relatives at dinner, Sunday. and the day was passed very agreeably by all. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Fetter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fetter, Mr. and Mrs.

John Hersey, Mr. and Mrs. David Bishop and three children, Mrs. Mary Hersey and son, Frank; Miss Minnie Fetter, Mr. Albert Fetter and Mr.

Harry Fetter. LITTLE DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. MERKLE Dies at Her Parents' Home Saturday. Funeral Held Sunday.

ks-old daughter of Mr. The twoOtto Merkle of No. 536 north and Mrs. died at 5:30 o'clock, SatMain street, urday afternoon, of spasmodic services were held at 2 The funeral Sunday afternoon, at the o'clock. followed by interment in the house, Marion cemetery.

do you think of Mrs. Austin's What new dress? 1 Al. Fetter Co. Hot beef tea. NO Delightful Surprises Await You Here This Week.

JE'RE forcing business this Hard to remember when Look at Tuesday's offerings enough to inspire a need. 25c Scotch Madras 10c Yard. These are the genuine goods, a close woven Madras, colors are positively permanent, the styles are decidedly showing a wide range of the newest striped effects in many different colors. They are full 32 inches wide and at the price we ask cast but little more than calicoes. We olfer tomorrow these actual 25c values for 10c yd.

A Week of Special Underwear Sales---Greatest Savings of the Year. Buys children's all wool camel's hair Pants or Vests 372c regular 50c quality. men's best 50c fleeced Shirts or Drawers, all 372c sizes, three styles. Buys children's 50: Union Suits. 372c Buys women's 25c fleeced Pants or Vests, 15c Buys men's $1 25 wool Underwear.

75c Buys women's 75c Union Suits. 50c Buys women's $1.25 black Union Suits. 75c The best 10c Outings are now 8: vard. The best Outings are now 10c a vard. Not a whole lot left, so buy your supply early.

Don't know how to duplicate this offering again, especially the way cotton ho'ds up in price Our Prettiest $22.50 Military How's that for a sensational offering? It's on the best the idea that all our $2250 coats are $1695. That's not 45 inches long, made from a very fine all wool Kersey, lined newest military effect, a ready seller at $22.50. The price New Mercerized Waists Worth as High as $2.50, Choice 99c. The patterns are the latest, the make the newest and we've never had a prettier line of waists in the store before. We took the overstock of a prominent maker and bought them so cheap that we can sell $200 and $2 50 Waists for 99c.

There's white, cream, black and white and others; stripes, figures, etc. Vestings, Bedford Cord, Momie Cloths and fleeced back Piques, all sizes, now 99c. week by forcing the prices little money did such big for instance, the prices are Ladies' $1.50 Outing Gowns $1.00. These Gowns are made do ib'e fleeced twilled Oiting. able.

The colors are white, are trim very prettily with braid. They are $1 50 Gowns fer them tomorrow for $1.00. from a very fine tality The finest quality obtaincream, blue and pink. They fancy Mexican stitching and in every respect and we of- Latest New York Ideas in Ladies' Neckwear Today. The new ideas in fancy stock arrived this morning; some altogether different styles, in fact they are best eftorts of New York's smartest makers.

You will be surprised what elegant and beautiful values 25c and 50c buvs. How Would You Like to Buy a Big Fluffy All Wool $4.00 Blanket for $2.98 Pair? Stems unreasonable and especially at the season's start. Still they're here. Nice fine quality, been shrunk so you need have no fear in that regard. Cheap at $4 00.

Our price this week $2.98 pair. $398 buys our $500 Wool Blankets this week. 50: pair buys our 69: Cotton Blankets. 1 00 pair buys regular $1.50 Cotton Blankets. Coat This Week $16.95.

coat for the money we've had this season. Now don't get the case, but we'll sell this week 50 beautiful Military Coats with a heavy all silk satin, black, tan and castor, the very now $16 95. A Fitted Back Military Coat at $10.00. We're advertising this coat today but we doubt if it will be mentioned by us again this year. Here's the reason why: A New York maker with limited cash bad 50 of these coats made up, he run short of morey ard we made him an offer, that's why these $15 coats can be sold fcr $10.

Materials fine all wool Kersey, lined with self colored satin has plait down back and two capes over shoulder, trimmed with contrasting shade cf velvet. D. A. FRANK Co. D.

A. FRANK CO. AGED PIONEER PASSES AWAY Isaac Uncapher Dias at His Home on Bellefontaine Avenue SHORTLY BEFORE THE NOON HOUR THIS MORNING Leaves a Widow, With Whom He (elebrated His Sixty- -Sixth Marriage Anniversary Last March, 7 Children 24 Grand- Children and 17 Great and -Grandchildren. As peaceful as the slumber of a death came to Mr. Isaac Cnbabe, one of the oldest and best capher, known residents of Marion county, at noon, today.

at his home on Bellefontaine avent4 He had risen at o'clock, this morning, and seemed as well as usual and, as was his wont, returned to his bed later on. never to leave it alive again. Death was due to senility. Mr. Uncapher was eighty-seven years ISAAC UNCAPHER.

of age. and had been a resident of Marion county since 1839. Last March he and his wife, who survives at the age of eighty-five, celebrated their sixtysixth wedding anniversary. They were married in Mercer county, PennsylMarch 8, 1838, and came to this vania, county in the following year, making the trip overland. They took up their residence on the old Uncapher farm, entered in the name of Mr.

Uncapher by his father, and have lived in the county continuously since then. The following children survive: Alpheus and Isaiah Uncapher of Burlington, Kansas; Mrs. Katherine Coons of Kenton, and Mrs. Charles H. Felty, Mrs.

Benjamin Clark. Mrs. Elizabeth Patten and Mr. Francis Uncapher of this city. Mr.

Uncapher also left twenty-four grandchildren, fifteen and tWO greatgreat-grandchildren, EMBROIDERED WAIST PATTERN SALE Tomorrow Unler Phillips Place on Sale Nome Especially HandHOIDE Ones. We have just 36 waist patterns, with enough in them to make the new style of waist, that we are going to sell tomorrow at just half price. Blacks, whites, pinks, blues. greens, greys, rose, all beautiful new styles, and every pattern a bargain at the price marked. Come early and secure a pretty one.

1 Uhler Phillips. LOCAL NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Buy watches at Keeler Bros. 287-tf Fall suits at Davies, the tailor. 228-tf F. Bender, photographer, E.

Church. 246-tf Silver cream metal polish at Keeler 287-tf Cut flowers and potted plants at F. E. Blake's. 285-tf What do you think of Mrs.

Austin's new dress? Best silver knives and forks at Keeler 287-tf Holland bulbs of all varieties for fall planting at F. E. Blake's. 285-e-t12 Take a look at the display of fine dishes at the People's store. 294-13 Hot chocolate with whipped cream and wafers.

Al. Fetter Co. 1 Holiday silverware and jewelry arriving almost daily at Keeler Schwinger's dancing class tonight for people wishing to learn to dance. 1 Quadruple contact gas heaters make your home warm and cheerful; prices right. Phone 451.

Bentz Court. 286-tt The regular meeting of the Ladies of the G. A. R. will be held at the courthouse.

Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Important business is to be transacted. John Latham appeared in the court of Justice Herman S. Blaich, today, and made affidavit that he had cause to fear that Shelby Cole would kill him. Cole was placed under arrest by Officer Chapman, and will be given a hearing this evening.

$10 00 Reward. I will give any person ten dollars for the names of the parties who unhitched my horse from its fastenings at the Espyville church Sunday evening. 1 B. Marks, Espyville, O. The arner Edwards Store.

The Express brings this morning. FINE BLACK WRAPS. Made from the finest black Kersey, with cape and tabs, balf fitted back $22.00 SOME GRAY TAILORMADE SUITS From all wool unfinished worsted, cut in single breasted Reefer style. Plain skirt with flare, lapped seams, walking length $15.00 BROWN ZIBELINE SUITS Here again- -this morning. These stylish Zibeline suits.

Blouse fronts, long skirted jackets $22.00 BLACK SILK VELVET A special drive in dollar velvet not to be duplicated 75c DRESSING SACQUES AND BATH ROBES. The comfort giving bath robes in wool eiderdown $4.50 Dressing sacques and Kimonas 50c to $2.50 WARNER EDWARDS LITTLE MISS CREASAP ENTERTAINS FRIENDS In Honor of Her Sixth Birthday niversary Saturday. Little Miss Leona Creasap, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Creasap of west Columbia street, celebrated her sixth birthday anniversary, Saturday afternoon, fifteen of her little friends being present.

Nice refreshments were served. She was the recipient of numerous nice presents. For all kinds of hardwood lumber and building material see G. W. Sells and D.

D. Burt. Leave orders at Hotel Ruby. It will pay you to see them before buying. 158-tf See our new design of silver plated ware; you can't tell it from sterling silver.

287-tf Keeler Bros. What do you think of Mrs. Austin's new dress? The Uhler Philips Store. About The old saying of the unscrupulous furrier that there were secrets in the making of furs that no one could detect," that is, they would not become known until the garments had been worn for a time, is true. But in buying from a house like this you don't care to know these "secrets." You have our guarantee -that's better than knowing.

This week we place on sale a stock of fine furs purchased sixty days earlier in the season, when skins were onethird cheaper than at present. Our great cash purchasing power enables us to offer sterling values. No stock of furs in this section like ours. Everything is to be found and at a price lower than elsewhere. A call will convince you.

Uhler Phillips. Pretty Fall Jewelry Waist pins, belt pins, belt buckles, hat pins- medal, lion and flower effects, in sterling silver. -Freach Gray and gold plate, G. W. BOWERS, JEWELER, OPTICIAN.

The Busy Corner Our Winter Stock is Complete. The reliabllity of the goods makes vigorous selling in all departments. Skirts, best make of Ladies' Black goods, regular $1.50 values, $1 1000 yds best outing colors and good nap, flannel, 5c fast 10c Big lined line of gloves and mittens, and unlined goods, 10cto 1.50 Big line of horse biankets, 5 A brand. entra large sizes each $1.65 to 4.50 Plush buggy robes $3.40 Duck coats 95c to $2 35 Stacks of cotton blaakets, pair. 50c Get loaded shells, black or smokeless powder, at The Ark, 145-147 S.

Main St. J. B. LAYTON, Prop. THE LEWIS GROCERY.

Pickled Salmon 10c a Pound. Fine, large, red fish---any quantity, at 10c a pound. R. T. Lewis Co.

Opposite Court- House. down. work. low DO YOU KEEP Chickens? Then buy Wheat, Corn, Oats, Screenings, Crushed Shells and Poultry Powder here. We deliver it in any quantity--and you'll be agreeably surprised at the -quantity, too.

Baled Hay and Straw clean, fresh and full always weight. Mozier Co. PRENDERGAST LUMBER COAL CO. Hard Coal! is the time to order winter supply. quality Quantity the best, prices; is abundant, have right, your and bins good amply filled time comfort It will add to the assur of summer good to fuel have supply ance of a We are for next make winter.

contracts ready to and fill orders. Do it now. Pendergast Lumber Coal Co No. 8. Both Phones.