Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • 3

EVENING TJniJLNE, MAItrSVILLE, OHIO. oeroiir.u 10 Skating Tuesday Night. Skating an rnaay a Dancing Personal Mention. Attorney and Mrs. J.

II. Ink ad a returned Monday from a short visit with TAFT Has Most Electors MOVING PICTURE THEATER. SPECIAL PROOF CLOTH RAN High Vaudeville at Tbe Grand tonight Esther ficblegol. yoangwil daughter of Georga Kolilegel Is reported to be tluk with typhoid The opportunity to get material for rainproof skirt of coat at special price II Inches wide, 75o ft yard, gray and tan, at Raw's. Jesse Robertson Is appointed exeou-tor of tbe estaU of his aunt, Anna God.

trey, deceased. lata of Jackson township. Bond In 2(K). Mr. Margaret Unnderman Is convalescing nicely from the surgical operation which aha underwent last Friday at hi.

Anthony's hospital in By a lucky purchase an extra special value in a 75 Gts. I This is a handsome hard twisted cloth and is posi- tively rainproof; is just the material for a rain coat or 5 a good serviceable skirt; 42 inches wide, comes in gray and tan. Don't miss this. I Sk'Highcst Price for Eggs, Cash or Trade. I J.

D. KAW GO, Columbus relatives. Mrs, Ilarley MulL of Flndlay, arrived Monday for a week's visit with friends and relatives la this city. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Perry, of Columbus, spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives in Marysville. Mrs. W. N. Woodward had for her guest over Sunday her slster-ln-aw, Mrs.

John Bryant, of Reynoldsburg, Ohio. Mrs. William Foster and daughter, Ethel, and Mrs. D. Wilson, of Thorn-vllie, were guests Saturday and Sunday of R.

E. Kerr and family. Dr. Stanley J. Bown and wife, and Miss Barbara Spohn, of Rlchwood, visited friends here Sunday evening and took in the leoture by Dr.

McCormack. David Edwards, of Findlay, was a Sunday guest at the home of his son. wight B. Edwards, in Marysville. The father was for many years a resident of this city.

G. B. Moore, of Delaware, deputy state oil Inspector for Union, Madison and Delaware counties, whioh comprises 23d district, was in Marysville Monday attending to official matters. Dr. Charles Ball, who arrived here last week to join Mrs.

Bali and the Children, who were visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Snodgrass, accompanied them Monday to their home in St.

Paul. Attorney R. L. Cameron visited Re-publican state headquarters in Colum bus Monday. He spent last week in touring the counties comprising the 13th Senatorial district, and reports that indications regarding the outcome ol the election appear very encouraging.

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kirby Sr.

leave Tuesday for Marietta, Ohio, to be present Thursday at the marriage ol their niece, Miss Pearl Kirby. After a sojourn with old home friends in that vicinity they will visit their son, Charles L. Kirby and wife, of Canton, Ohio, returning here On November 2d. Carl Rogers left Mondav for Pitta. burg to take up bis duties as a traveling salesman for The Wheelock Furniture of Cleveland.

He will travel in Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, which is' the same territory that is covered by his father, E. P. Rogers, who also travels for a furniture company. How to Cure a Cold, Be as careful as you can, you will occasionally (take cold, and when you do, get a medicine of known reliability, one that has an established reputation and is certain to effect a quick, care. Such a medicine is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

It has gained a world wide reputation by its remarkable cures 6f this most common ailment, and can always be depended upon. It acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs', aids expectoration, opens the secretions and aids nature tn restoring the system to a healthy condition. For sale by, K. Brant, Charles Asman Wolgamot Bros, Ease and Comfort FOR Tired and Tender Feet -IN Shoes for Ladies. No lining to wrinkle, no tack, hand turned sole and rubber heel, BENNETT'S rITZEZY The Latest and Best Motion Pictures.

The Great Feature Picture. A Sailor's Sweetheart A powerful nd thrilling dram a. Spooks Do the Moving Comic' A Magistral's Conscience Another good story picture. Brahmin's Miracle All beautifully band-painted, containing maglo, mystery and fun. or the latest sen-satlorial jrrnotioh pictures at' DREAMLAND Wednesday night EKA-MO TWO NIGHTS Wednesday and Thursday The" DRAM-Q-tONE Advanced TALKING PICTURES "A Race for a Million" "Michael StroghofT" "The To Orphans'" "The Blue and the Grey "East Lynne" i "The Face oft th6 Bar kk, FIYE BIG FEATURE VAUDEVILLE ACT THE VERY, LATEST TOYHBK ILLUSTRATED $018 HITS Prices: Oc, 20c 30c WANT COLUMN FOR SALE-Galvanizediron tank.

Call at Tribune office. A lady's back comb; finder please return to Tribune office. 172 FOR RENT Three rodms. furnished or unfurnished. Address Post office box 575.

FOR SALE Electric Motor 3H horse power, a fine Moter. Frank Denman Peoria, Ohio. FOR SALE Two, B-months-old French colts; call Bown Brothers, real estate agents, Marysville. FOR SALE One yearling and 6ne two year old colt, well breed and will make first class drivers. Apply at Tribune office.

FOR SALE Good baby grand piano. Will sell cheap if sold at Call on Mrs. Katie Bostwick, corner Eighth and Ash street 16t3 LOST Hand satchel or crib, between Mil forij" Center4, and Marysville. Finder please Dotify or return, to the. Milk Liberal reward.

FOR SALE 20 8hoats. These shoats will weigh from 100 to 125 pounds, will sell in lots from 1 to 20. Prices right, inquire of -Willis Richman Marysville and Mil ford road. LOST-Or strayed from pasture, a Holstein springer cow. has small white spots: any information of her will be liberally re warded by E.

J. Evans. Phone 659 Marysville. jj 17 TALES OF THE TOWN. Follow the crowd to the Grand Theatre.

lt The best people in Ohio to boy lumber of Robinson A Curry Co. Liggett A Song' grocery ia clean, neat, and up-to-date; better call them, Extra speoial rainproof cloth at Ra 's, 42 Inches wide, 75o a yard, gray and Get the habit of going to The Church Hardware Co. For everything in hardware. Foley's Honey and Tar cures ooughs quiokly, strengthening the lungs and expels colds. Get the genuine In a yellow package.

Cbarles Asman. A number of former O. S. TJ. students from Marysville will arrange to be in Columbus next Saturday, to witness the annual football game between Ohio State and Michigan, According to Estate Which Comes from the New York Herald, Democratic.

According to the New York Herald (Democratic) calculations, based on straw votes, polls, reports, opinions, wagers and general evidences on which a newspaper must depend, outside ot political committees that are always biased, Taft Is sure today of 204 electoral voters and Bryan is sure of 161. A week ago Taft seemed sure of 18S and Bryan 166. Thus Mr. Taft, in all probability, has made a gain In one week of sixteen electors while Mr. Bryan has retrograded five electors.

States that tbe Herald feels justified In classing as doubtful with Republican leanings have sixty-eight eleotors, while states that are doubtful with apparent Democratic leanings have thirty-nine electors. Taft to win has to get only thirty-eight of his doubtful while Bryan must get eighty-one, a thing that Is next to the impossible. In its estimate the Herald classifies Ohio in the doubtful, column, with Democratic leanings, but the Republicans are claiming Ohio by at least 100,000 plurality. The Cbioago Record-Herald has, completed a poll in Iowa whioh indicates that Taft will carry that state over Bryan by a plurality In excess of 31,000 votes. The Record-Herald, which Is absolutely independent, says the secret poll which It has just completed leaves no doubt whatever as to political conditions in Iowa.

Vaudeville at the Opera House Ralph A. Richards, the twentieth century illusionist, appearing with tbe Dram-o-tone Co's vaudeville at the Opera House, Wednesday and Thursday nights, can rightfully be called a lucky fellow. Although young in years, he is a leader in his line of work, and owes bis sucoess to a peculiar chain of circumstances. Had his father refused the commission of surgeon general; of the English army in India, extended to him by the late Queen Victoria, the people of the United States, nd doubt, would never have heard of him as an illusionist. Fate decreed and the Queen's offer was accepted, and the doctor spent eight years in the East India service.

It was during this time that young Ralph, who always was a great favorite among" the old Hindoo conjurers and sages, acquired his very valuable store of knowledge. After the young chap understood quite a number of. the bid Hindoo tricks, he called them (pgeiher and gave bis first So surprised and elated was this very small but select and critical audience, that they just opened their-hearts and taught the youngster all they ever knew about the hidden mystic arts. Mr. Richards has not forgotten the poor heathen Hindoos either, night after night as he is applauded during his performances, one can i almost read his thoughts and understand why he thanks the East India sages for what they have done.

He is assisted by Miss Katheryh Lana gan, whose costumes are a rare treat to the artistic feminine eye. The bowling alley and pool room in the old Continental hotel building is being fitted up by W. H. Earnest, late of Terre Haute, Indiana, who expects to have tbe place in operation the last of this week. It will be known as "The White Front." Mr.

Earnest is a former resident of London, Ohio. His wife and step-daughter have already taken up their abode in Marysville. Robert Meade, a young man of Cincinnati, is also here to. assist Mr. Earnest in operating his pool room and bowling In a spirit oi helpfulness to one of their race, Shirley Freemond and Walter Young permitted William Bolton, a one- armed colored man, to occupy their sleeping apartment Saturday night When the boys got.up Sunday morning their guest had departed and along with him went $5.50 beloning to Young and 40 cents of Freemonds" money.

The one-armed vis tor is nowhere to be found. Bolton came, to Marysville during the fair, and was employed for a time on the shoe shining jstand in Peppard's pool There still remains a few Taff and Sherman lithographs at Republican county headquarters, over Dana Reed's grocery, whioh can be secured by those desiring to show their colors. arc enabled to offer you rain-proof cloth at a Yard LOW PRICES. Ordinary Naphtha Soap is Yellow Because of the rosin in iti P. G.

Naphtha Soap is white no rosin in it. Rosin is cheap. That is why most manufacturers of naphtha soap use it. P. G.

Naphtha Soap is white. There is no rosin in it; nothing but high grade soap and refined kerosene. P. G. Naphtha Soap does, its work quickly, easily and thoroughly.

It does far better wprk with cold (or lukewarm) water than ordinary laundry soaps do, with boiling water. Use it and get rid of practically all the discomfort of wash day the boiling of clothes; the hard rubbing up and down the wash board, the necessity of keeping a hot fire going all day long. P. Naphtha Doap 5 cents a cake. ALL the real value a watch has is in the movementin the material, finish, adjustment of that movement.

The Howard is the only American watch always finished and adjusted as a fine movement, at whatever price it is to be sold from $35-00 to $150.00. 7 We are distributors for this dis- tinctive watch. For sale by C. A. Hopkins, Marysvillef Chamberlain's CoughReiiiedy During the past S3 years no rem.

edy has proven more prompt or more effectual In its cures of Coughs, Colds and Croup than Chamberlain's ConghBetriedy. In many homes It 19 relied upon fts im. pllcttiy aa the family It eon. tains no opium or other narcotlo, and may be given aa confidently to a baby as to an adult. Price 25c; large size 50 (11 There will be a Republican rally at North Lewlsburg Wednesday evening, with speeches by W.

L. David, of Flndlay, and Congressman W. C. Hawley, of Oregon. Will Gunderman, who baa entered upon hit seoond year at the Columbus Art school, is, meeting with continued success.

Tbe instructors predict for him a bright luture as an artist, partlculary In oharooal and waters colors. Charles O. Osbun, of Mt. Vlotory, seoured a license at Bollefontatne Friday to wed Miss Blanche Amrine, of Ridge-way. It la Mr.

'Os bun's 'second marriage, his first wife being Miss Mame Foley, of Marysville, deceased. The following letters are uncalled-for In the Marysville post office: Mrs. Bessie Brown, Caroline Davis, Mr, G. L. Green, Wm.

Golden, Miss Elttie Harper, Mrs. Dallas Robinson, Mrs. Abslom Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Victor.

Life Motion Pictures at The Grand tonight. Mayflower circle of -The King's Daughters will be entertained by Mrs. W. L. Smurr and her mother, Mrs.

S. Boyd, at tbe latter's home on London avenue, Tuesday evening, at 7:30. All of the members are expected to be present Chief of Polioe Murphy was notified by the Kenton polioe Monday to be on the alert for a horse and buggy that were stolen Saturday night from a hitohlng rack in Kenton. Tne horse is sorrel, five years old, and the buggy is a stanhope, Houser rriake.1! 'I. I I I I 'l Ml Company will give a grand military ball Thursday night of this week at the new armory, which promises to be a very delightful occasion for' the' young people of Marysville and 1 vicinity.

Henson's orchestra of Columbus, will furnish the music and refreshments will be served throughout the evening, -( The L. O. T. will, give a "Dime Social" at their lodge room, over Bank of. Marysville, Wednesday, evening.

Everybody invited. A program will be given, including orchestra music; vocal and piano solos, speaking and a drill by sixteen little girls, dressed in the colors of the order. Light refresh ments will be served. Howard, the 15-year-old son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph McPherson, of Rich- wood, was the victim of a hunting accident, Saturday.

While climbing a fence Mb gun slipped, and he reaeived the discharge in his left band. Drs. H. C. Duke and L.

L. Roebuck' were called, and found that amputation at the wrist was necessary. the general know ledge which Marysville people have oh the subject of building bonfires' on the improved streets, a few persons still persist in burning leaves on the pavements; The praotice should be stopped, and it is the duty of every -citizen to warn others against the practice. It -is sure to damage the brick streets and there is a very strong ordinance against it. Don't injure tbe streetsl Harry Baker, the 'Marysville'.

boy who is playing center on 0." W. XT. lootbay team, is said to have done brilliant work in. last Saturday's game against Wooster, the latter being defeated 22 to 6. The following High schoolboys went to Delaware to witness1 the battle! John Porter, Meade Robinson, Ray Harvey, Luther Liggett, Roy A.mrlne, Fred Conkrlght and Robert Weightier.

See our south window for some exceptional values in cups and saucers, bowls, dinner plates, etc at 10 Cents Each. Just the kind want for everyday. They are decorated, dainty and serviceable. The Bazaar. LEADERS IN KING Maintains Its Reputation as the Only Fire-Proof Structure in the City.

QTheold King building, corner of Filth and Plum streets, is still considered to be the only fire-proof structure in the city. This is because so many fires have originated in it, and invariably the old shack has either refused to bum or it has been saved by tbe firemen. There was another blaze Saturday evening in the west half of the building, the lower floor of which is occupied by the steam laundry and the upper part being used as living apartments by George Curl and his two boys. The fire started about 7:15 in Curl's quarters, probably due to a lighted matoh. the flames were extinguished by.

the firemen, the loss being confined chiefly to Mr. Curl's property. With the exception of wall plaster which was loosened by water there was no damage to the laundry. The west half of the building is owned by Harry E. Sharrer.

TO RICHW00D 1 Republican 'Hosts Will Turn Next Thursday NightBig Time Is Planned. Rich wood is arranging for a monster Republican demonstration Thursday night, which will be attended by a parade and speeches. A meeting of citizens was held Saturday night to make arrangements and there will be another meeting in that town tonight to complete preparations, for what is ex. pected to be tbe biggest political gather ing of the campaign in Union county. Marysville has promised to send up the First Voters Taft club for this rally and as many other Republicans as possible.

They will be met at the edge ofRichwood by a large company of horsemen and citizens on foot, who will escort them over town, to thfe accompaniment of band and martial music, and large quantities of red fire.i The question now uppermost in the minds of Marysville Republicans "Are You Going to Rich wood? Damaged Mirrors. Resiivered by William the expert mirror plater; will be at Morey's Furni ture Store, the week beginning October 19th. Don't forget the date; good work or no pay. Having it done at home saves shipping two ways. Either phone No.

12. G. A. R. Meeting.

Ransom Reed Post No, 113 will meet at their roons Monday at 7 o'clock p. m. Come out comrades, O. M. Scott Comd'r R.

Robotham Adj't YOU WANT ANY MONEY We have the best farn loan in Union County. Pay, any amount you wish at any interest paying date. Bown Bros, MarysvUfc, O. OFFICE: South Main Street.