Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • 3

3 EYIvMXG TlilHUNK, MAUYSVJLLK, OHIO, OCTOlirit 17 Tim. Fu.t Velars Tart Club will Imv Dreamland MOVING PICTUfiC TMCATf Ft. SPECIAL RAIN PROOF CLOTH .,1 r. I By a lucky purchase an extra special value in a 75 GtS; This is a handsome hard twisted cloth and is positively rainproof; Is, just the material for a rain coai or a good serviceable skirt; 42 inches wide, comes in gray and tan. Don't miss this.

SSST'Highest Price for Egf3, Cash or Trade. J. EAW 00. LEADERS IN LOW PRICES. Kccb Your Floor Warm ut are enabled to oflcr you rain-proof cloth at a Yard Ifhe ceiiirig will take care itself.

It i THE GLOBE Is the only Hot Blast which actually throws all of the heat to the floor first. The cause of this is the completeness in construction, its airtight joints, its large hot blast ring not found in other stoves. A few moments of your Hint arifi wi will dnrllv mn. vince vmi whv thft fllnhft th best. Sold Only By itr Saving Stoves.

ji.it 'it. TtTTTTTt' TTTi I f'I'V Mil lii All Styles Shoe it's a real one." Conrad Co A We have pictures tonight to suit all tastes. Pathetic, Scenic and In-tructive, Dramatic and Comic LOOK THEM OVER. 'f. i .9 Sctfles of York -I The Statue of Liberty, Broadway, New York's Sky Scrapers, Grant's Tombs, Soldier's and Sailor's Monument, Central Park, Etc.

4-4 The Sailor's 'Dog A Pathetic Story. A Great Wrong Righted A beautiful drama; a story of misplaced confidence, a woman's heart and a man's perfidy. A Mysterious Gentleman of Leis ure or the Magical Tramp. A Funny Comedy. "The Summer Girl." rzo rat) want We have the best farn loan in Union County.

Pay any amount you wish at any interest paying date. Bovjn Bra 1 Marysville, O. OFFICE: South Main Street. WANT COLUMN FOR SALE-Galvanized Iron tank, Call at Tribune office. FOR RENT Three rooms, furnished or unfurnished.

Address Post office box 675. FOR SALE-Blectric Motor' 8 horse sower, ft fine Moter. Frank Denman Peoria, Ohio. FOR SALE One yearlint ndJonetwo year old colt, well breed and will make first class drivers. Apply at Tribune office.

IlOST Hand satchel or grip, between Mil ford Center and Marysville. Finder please notify, or return to the Milk Plant Liberal reward. FO SA LE-20 8hoat8. These ehoats will weigh from 100 to -125 bounds will sell in 'lots from 1 to 20. Prices right, inquire of Willis Richman Marysville and Mil- ford road.

1 FOR SALE Good eight-room house on West Fourth street; cistern water In house. Hydrant in yard. 90 foot front on Fourth street. -A bargain it sold soon' Bee Milo Myera or address R. Reed, 128 N.Seffner street.

Marion. 0. TALES OF THE TOWN. The best people in Ohio to buy lumber of Robinson A Curry Co. Liggett Sons' grocery ie olean, neat, and up-to-date; better call them.

Extra special rainproof cloth at Raw's 42 inches wide, 75 0 a yard, gray and tan. Get the habit of going to The Church Hardware Co. For everything in bard- ware. 3. H.

Kinkade went to Columbus Saturday to visit relatives over the Sabbath. The pure food laws of Ohio are not in it with the poor feud laws of old The opportunity to get material tor rainproof skirt or coat at special price Personal Mention, A. V. Pvarse vUhing old home friends at Lancaster and took In the fair. Mayor John T.

CartmU spent Friday In Lancaster. Mrs. Cartmell will vUlt relatives there until hunday evening. Jr. and lrs.

WC, 8ivn and son, Arphla Htoveqs and wlfu, pfDolr, are the guooU ot. unday of Mr. an4 Mrs, I. Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Paul will be the gututi over Sunday of friends la Marys vllie.4 Mi, ipsul was formefly operatoj herafor.the IgFpur, and. Is now, the company's agent at Galloway, Franklin oounty. Mrs.

Ralph D. Cole, ol Findlay. was In attendance with ber husband at the polltloal rally here Friday night, re. turning to, Findlay at Mrs. Cole bad the pleasure Friday evening of meeting many of out citizens both at the Opera House and those wbo called on ber at the Oakland following the speeobes.

11 Richwood Plans 1 1 Big Gathering Richwood Republicans have Dremla- ed to outdo Marysvllle's big demonstra tion pn next Thursday night, October 2A and they will no doubt suoceed in tbeir efforts for they will have a bis crowd from the county seat to help them. The First Voters Tail club, will go to Richwood in fine marching trim, prepared to show the deputy county seat some real political enthusiasm and how to burn 4 fjre. There will also be ten or a dozen automobile loads from this olty, and private carriages galore. The Rloh wood Taft club which was organized Friday night will meet the Marysville delegation at the corporation line and with band and drum corps will escort them Into town and over the principal streets. Real Estate Transfers.

John W. Southard to E. F- Southard 115 acres in Paris township $10500.,. R. Vanderau to Celia Piatt lot in Marysville $1275.

R. Barrit to Laura Snyder lot In Marysville flOOO. P. M. Combes to Esther E.

Myers lot KTm-vavilla t130 P. M. Combe's, to Dicy L. Conafd lot in Marysville 125,. F.

M. Marriott lot in Peoria quitclaim, i. William R. to Nettie Henderson, affidavit. Ida M.

Biddle to J. A. Miller lot In Richwood SHOO. Richard Plimket to Asa Atherton 26 acre in MUlcreek A. D.

Alexander, trustee, to E. Butz lot in Richwood 8143. Lucy King to Mary E. South wick lot in Richwood. SHOO.

C. Argo to C. E. Dotz 54 acres In Liberty $3550. A POSITIVE CURE FOR DANDRUFF.

1ZEMO stops itching instantly and will irure aiiv or uannnm nr itAhiri Scalb. i.ZEMO riestrnva i.ha germ and prevents falling hair. It will give me nair anchglossycolorandleave the scalp clean and healthy. For sale everywhere. Write for sam ple, w.

Kose Medicine St. Louia For Sale by WOLGAMOT BROS. Ease and Comfort FOR Tired and Tender Feet IN FITZEZY Shoes for Ladies. No lining to wrinkle, no tack, hand turned sole and rubber heel, BENNETT'S FRIENDS Of Lieutenant Baldwin Enjoy aa Evenln? Wlta Elm Prior To His Departure for Post 6f Duty. It was a Jolly crowd of young people wbo gathered at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. K. Baldwin, In Liberty wwuauip, rriaar evening, uotoner 16th, to spend a few hours with their Karl, Bald win, wlli soon iv. io uwa up bu aaUea as Heoond Lieutenant, In. the 166U comDany.

United States Coast arUlleiy, at rort Totten, New Those present were, Pennington and Blaine Evans, Charles and Vale Jesse Sm(tb, Ray and Harold Evans, Rob and Austin Look wood. Heber Herd and Clarence Pearson, and Mlises Edna Walke, Nellie Evans, Myrtle Ream, Crystal Grant, Lottie Lynn, Bertha Fredrick. Nellie Mo- Curdy, Zella Price, Ida Underhil and Eva Short. Lieutenant Baldwin, reoently won his commission In the regular army by reason of bis prowess at sobool, he having been the honor graduate of the military academy, at the army regulations the honor graduates of a few military schools, which have government in structors, are given commissions, when properly recommended by such Instructors and J.h oollege authorities. There is no greater appreciation of Lieutenant Baldwin's fine achievement thanks found among the home friends In Union county, both young and old.

They wish him the utmost success In his army career and feel that the is not far distant when he will refleot additional honors upon the county of his birth. Those Two Bright Stars in the East- It takes real downright grit to get out of bed at 3:30 to 4 o'clock in the morning, but if you enjoy star-gazing it will pay you. About that time you will find Jupiter and Venus in the East, with Venus leading off and Jupiter following close behind. The juxtaposition of these planets is unusual, The brightest the two is Venus, which of the planets is second in order from the sun. Its diameter is 7,700 miles, somewhat smaller than the Earth, and its sidereal period, which corresponds wlth'our year Is 224 days.

Jupiter is the largest of the planets, with a diameter of 85,000 miles, and it takes 4,332 days for It to revolve around the In brightness it is second only to fair Venus, which, the, morning star, the ancients called Lucifer, and in the evening it was known as Hesperus, More iMtihgs By Republicans. The Republican committee has arrang ed for 'the following meetings through out the county: York, October to be addressed by R. D. Cole and E. M.

Fulllngton. Rich wood, October 22, to be addressed by J. S. Callahan, of South Dakota, W. T.

Hoopes and George M. Wllber. Watkins, October 23, speakers, R. Cole and George M. Wilber, Broadway, Ootober 24, speakers L.

David of Findlay and W. T. Hoopes, Raymond, October Frank H. Willis, of Ada, W. T.

Hoopes and George M. Wilber. Jerome, October 30, speakers W. David, of Findlay, Berne Jones, of Delaware, and W. T.

Hoopes. Byhalla, October 21, speakers, W. David, W. T. Hoopes and George M.

Wilber. The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on to the affected parts is superior ti any plaster. When troubled with lame back or pains in the side or chest give it a trial and you are certain to be more pleased with the prompt relief which it This liniment also relieves rheumatic pains and is certain to please anyone suffering from that desease Sold by, E. F.

Braht, Charles Asman Wolgamot Bros. Last Date Of Low Rate Sunday Excursions VIA Ohio Central This Season Sunday, October 18th A change In time of Sunday trains on the Sb, Marys Branch will be made commencing Oct. 25th. mooting la tUoolub rooto Moudsy ulng at 7:30. It Important that evory moinbr be present In oi4ttr that full arrangement eaa be mad for trip to litubwood, Mlas Lillian Moon, of Wllaitugton, Ohio, who has charge of the mllllney dopartaietit Raw's, was la C'olumbu Saturday attend fuuerai of br uncla Lit.

Clmik, IVwa, who was oua of tha prominent physicians of the capital olty. Mr. It, llaudor.on and Mrs pm rriv4(bonjt( Friday trp. ning, visit. In Atlantic City with the former' sister- in-law M1 4 Ruth, Henderson, wbo operates a boarding home there during the summer season; WUlUm JJlehl able to out again after confinement to his home for time with serious rheumatic troubles, It la the fjn flme tbat ba been an Invalid in many years, and for the first time In his life he realizes that old age Is creeping upon him.

Carml Thompson, Republican candidate tor secretary of state, who bad. beep scheduled, for a speech a York next Wednesday, has bad to can cl the engagement. The date will be filled by Congressman Cole, and E. Fulllngton, candidate for state auditor, Congressman pole went from, here to Urbana, Saturday. He was taken over frank jForry's automobtfe, aooom pan.stmabaraUe Robert Gay and C.

He speaks toalght.ai.Cbristiansbuxg which Is in the southwest corner of Champaign oounty. j-m 1 The officers of, he League have already commenced the worji vof organizing the Wlfcrcyer to wnsblo ot trlc committeemen, of the Local Option League for any jeaion decline to serve longer, their places are being filled by appointment. Harold, Mppre five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs, of Stokes townsnip, Logan died Friday of double pneumonia.

Three other children in the same family are sick with pneumonia. Mrs. Stubbs is daughter of Mrs. Jennie Moore of Paris township. Elsie Janis, the" popujar littld actress who used to.

make her home In Marysville, will appear last three nights of next week at the Great Southern theatre, Columbus, in her new- play by George Ade, "The Fair Oo-Ed! which is said to be the best thing that Miss Janis has yet attempted. A number of her Marysville friends, are planning to see her. Michael Rausch, of Marysville, was in police court Saturday on the charge of being drunk, It is said that while in his cups he has frequently abused his wife, and disturbed the neighbors. Mayor Cartmell imposed a fine of 85 and costs, amounting to $11.20, and gave him thirty days in the workhouse, but the latter was suspended pending the defendant's good behavior. MoD.

Thompson, of Milford Center, was a visitor in Marysville Saturday, "Friday," said Mr. Thompson, "My wife and I took one of the most delight ful auto rides we have ever had, in company withF. JG. Fulllngton and wife, Mrs. Anson Howard, O.

Ma Adow and wife, Dr. W. H. Wills and wife, Durwood Smith and Louis Erb. We went to Bellefontalne and returned by way of Zanesfield and tlfe beautiful Marmon Valley.

It was a grand trip," The Improvements to the T. O. C. passenger station in this city have about! been completed. New seats will be provided in a.

few days, and they will be much superior to the old benches Superintendent Gardner has authorized Engineer Holtsbery to provide benches some what similar to those in use at the Broad Street station at Columbus The station improvements were inspected Friday by General Superintendent S. of Man tain an ce of Way William Michael and Division Superintendent Gardner. Avoid the knife CUTTING V6NT CURE PILES IN. TERNAL TREATMENT NEEDED A gardener doesn't kill weeds by cut ting their tops. He attacks the Justiso with piles the cause- is within', enrareiy out 01 reacn or surgical lustra-menta.

ointments or suuDositories. The only cure for piles is internal, and the only guaranteed internal remedy Is Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Eoid. It has cured 9S per cent, of cases, and 24 days' treatment is sold for ft, under positive Dr. Leonhardt Station Buffalo, N.

Y. For Sale by W0LGAM0T BROS. Licensed to Wed, Ira L. Foreman, farmer, age 21, and Fay Bennett, age 18, both of Washing ton. 1 ITCHING SKIN DISEASES ATA TPJlfllv PIIT-Pfl hv a liquid for external use.

ZEAIO draws me genuaaua tneir 10x1ns to me sun ace and destroys them, leaving a dean, hpalthvakitL oivpsinsfantroHo and pef manently cures every form of 1 ur ecaip uiaeaae. For sale everywhere. Write for sample, E. W. Rose Medicine St.

Louis. For Sale by W0LGAM0T BROS, sb. Agents for Fuel Wi Mre. Ie, 1 The Emmcrt -ft. Mw Fall "liiclm.

99 I 1 I 1 "If its a Walk Over jf5 J. L. Reagle Co. .4..4.4.4.4.,4. 42 inches wide, 75o a yard, gray and tarr, Raw's.

Foley's Jloney and Tar eyres coughs 'quickly, strengthening the lungs and expels colds. Get the genuine in yel low package. Charles As man. Abe Martin, the able philosopher of thelndianapollsNew, says: "After a girl gits her picture In a photographer's window, she hain't much help to her mother." Ross Carter, one of our energetic Huntsville boyB.bas been advanced from night telegraph operator at Tiffin for the Big to agent at Mafysvllle. fiuntsvllle News.

a aMtsaisMtsssa(i FOUNDATIONS Are Being Constrccted for New Apparatus at Light and Water Plant. The foundations are being laid by George Fox Son for the new Wicks perpendicular boiler that is to be installed by the Marysville Light Water Company, also the Murphy automatic stoker which is to he put in at the same' time. A chemical water softener, with an hourly oapacity ot 1000 gallons Is also being added to the plant. The two old boilers which are dis placed by the above apparatus have been moved out of the building under the direction of Charles Reed, who also has the oontraot for delivering the new machinery from the ars to the plant. The new boiler weighs nineteen tons and the automatic stoker ten tons.

They will be shipped this week. ALL the real value a watch has is in the movement in the material, finish, adjustment of that movement. The Howard is the only American watch always finished and' adjusted as a fne movement, at whatever price it is to be sold from $33-00 to 150.00. We are distributors for this dis tinctive watch. For sale by C.

Aj Hopkins, MarysvUle The Mayor of Millord Center Saturday morning fined the driver of a traction engine 25 and costs for taking his ponderous machine over the nicely paved streets of the village, contrary to its ordinances. Milford Center people have built some good streets and they are not going to sit by and see them abused. 1.