The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 2

THE PIQUA DAILY C4LL Member Select List of 'NEW YORK OFFICE Temple Court. CHICAGO OFFICE 1306 Tribune CHAS. S. PATTRSON Manager ol Foreign Advertising. OHIO GETTING DRYER During the past, year 7M were voted out of business, townships are "rtr ihree fourth of the area of On the 31st.

of this month pie will vote whether Camde county shall bo I. Basket Ball Tonight. Special Three Hour Sale Mrs. Jacob Skillman Kiere for several day; TJnion City this mornin; dry. seen a notice that Oscar Fish? ihis city, will be a candidate lot nomination to the office of Cc 'Treasurer, remarks that "if he good a "sprinter as his brother Fisher, (who hohLs the positio Auditor in Clinton County) the i 'nation is assured him." In this Sfe'may remark that Oscar will found, lagging in any lino of woi may undertake.

BKXKBRT' a Leonard Guy has received a po? tion as night clerk at Bank's Europe: Hotel. He enters upon his duties i Alonzo Pearson, living west of Lud sell out and move to Pio.ua, were hi has secured employment in the' School Desk factory. Troy January Clearance Sale includes 'dur new spring purchase of Gingham, Linens, Silkalines, Percales, French 1 Serines, Waistings and White Gcod. J. W.

BROWN. i I J. Hole, who was born ne; Versailles. 12, 1S29, died at Chi tahooga on the inst. aged 75 yea l'l tbonths and 24 days, and brought to his old home for buri i the 10th.

'Engineer Zimmerman of President of the C. I D. Marquette combined railro B. Hollins of New 1 recently bought 1120O acre valuable coal land in West Vii ia, at a cost of iAM n.i ketchu: i RECEIVES NEW OFFICERS pendent Ore Tr; FRIDAY The i Thursday Evening I The no officer. ar Chief Ranger Roll: Vice Chief Ranee: Secretary Bernhai Treasure: C.

Miller. Court Deputy Charles Yang Orator D. Redinbo. Sr. Woodward Jas.

Jr. Woodward John Ford. Sr. Beadle C. A.

Lang. Jr. Beadle Charles Tal'on. W. R.

WARNOCK OF URBAN A Slated fcr Pet Dispatches from Washington say that Congressman W. R. Warnock. whese Congressional life ends with this session cf Congress, is slated for appointment lor State Pension Ag for Ohio. Judge Warncck's home at Urbana.

He has served two ten in Congress, is a prominent member of the G. A. R. and the Loyal Legion. It is said his appointment will he sat isfaotory to both the Ohio Senators as he is friendly with 'both Senator Dick and Senator Foraker.

The Men's Aid Paul Evangelical elected the folio wi President Chrisi Erhardt. Vice President Pastor M. Kre: Secretary Fred Schutz. C. H.

Voute, of Toledo. Great 1 trict Deputy of Ohio for the Fratei Beautiful eyes and handsome (ace I Order of was in the sars eloquent commendations. Bright Thursday evening and visited eyes are windows to a woman's heart members of Piqua. Aerie, F. O.

of members of Piqua Aerie. Tanicht. Costs $le00 per iou less tliai? anv otti WHEELING irrh Treasurer John Ankermann. Trustees Ernst Strohmeier Simcr, 1 Eichhorn, Peter Lugenbiel. LES HoHister's Rocky Mountain Tea make che close of che Se he was i bright 35 cents Tea or Tablets.

S' 'en a supper at Sanies' Hotel by a i A. C. namoer ot memoers ot tne ortter. i'm3 morning Mr. voute went to Troy I v.

here he will take the final steps fcr Pere i the institution of an Aerie of the Ea er eoai of equal quality. Sold orJy foy Uhe D. C. STATLER CO. Yard corner Hemm St.

and H. D. Ky. Teleohones 302 Uptown office northeast llorne Corner Pubtic Square well and did not pi that marked his fi After our fiasco he in the Central Leagi THE PIQUA DAILY CALL PI QUA, OHIO, 13, 1905 At a meeting of the Piqua and Tn Branch Railroad Company. Columbv Pindlay and Northern and H.

es of the Cincinnati. Hamilton a yton Railway Company, which ice yesterday in the H. and ce the following officials wi ctcu: President, Eugene Zimm Vice President. Russell crelnry, Thomas J. Walsh; Tit E.

Howard. Cincinnati Enqi GETS WESSELr Piqua Player Awarded League Team by Natio iall Commission. Frank Wesse'd. of ited Fast. Blacks.

1 5 Wheeling by th Ball Commission. Johnstown of the l. an nr claimed lei: where A'hceWng he made The Gtis onno case seams to have been to knotty for the National com thc passed it up for future considera a.t their meeting held in Cincin this week. The "Dago" is claim ed a half dozen different clubs seems to he much in demand. MISSIONARY MEETING.

Mrs. J. T. 'pitality of 0. draped hours Throughout the ere enjoyed wit followed by a bread, lobster rooms.

The 1 social pleas salad, small HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT. Hedges, Special LETCHUP We will place on sale KOWEBA Ketchup, Fancy in every respect anfl prepared with the greatest care and cleanliness. Regular price 25c, SPECIAL SALE PRICE THE HUBBARD GROCERY CO 14 1 i NURSING ITS GRIEVANCE lul Clai County Springfield lir Society Will Pre gainst Logan County mal Meeting. and Miami Valley will held its annual le Arcade hotel in the this Monday in dates for the coming summer wMl bo decided upon and officers elscted. It is almcst certain that the Clark agricultural society will prefer char the Bellefontaine society it is asserted, the latter id liorsemen free transpor tation ami free feed for their horses, if they attended the Bollefoiuainc fair, which was held the same week as the Clark county fair.

This is contrary io the rules. The Clark county society will claim the dates as last year, 'the third week in August. This is two weeks before the state fair and two weeks following the Urbana and Washington C. IL These grievances are aired every year and never amount to anything as almost every circuit in the United States! offers some legitimate bonus to horsemen. It is not helieved that the fuss will he a very big one or that very much will be done in conuec tion therewith.

DEATH OF CHARLES WORRELL Mrs. J. W. Shipley a be held extended the "no's view Tun of the Pres Palestine. byierian church yesterday afternoci to the ladies cf the Missionary Society, when the regular monthly meeting was rendered.

Devotions were led by Mrs. Charles H. Brawn. After business and reports lira. M.

J. Robi son read "The Year of Doom From Via Christus." Miss Henrietta Hall read the Slavic Regions, Mrs. James B. Wiley Africa, and Mrs. F.

P. Brotherion concluded with notes on China. Mrs. M. E.

Barber distributed to the members pretty calendars after which the hostess invited the ladies to the dining room where punch was served. About twenty five W. R. C. COFFEE SOCIAL.

The W. R. C. Coffee social held terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.

D. Clarkson was a pleasant affair. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. ived a tele sister, Mrs H. Turner of Palestine, dan the death of her oldest hi Charles Worrell.

The message aied that he died at six o'clock yes Fancy Dress Ginghams worth 1212C per yard tomorrow only 5c. 1 .400 Janm C. W. ORR SONS. Lowell Roudebush, of Clermont county 'Who has lectured before the Piqua Farmers' Institute was elected President of the State Farmers' Institute, held at Columbus Thursday.

F. B. McNeil, of Troy, was also elected Treasurer of the Ohio Swiue Breeders' Columbus rnsl I FORWAR The For' of the Presb; church interesting meeting last the parsonage with Mrs. as leader. The members the study of Japan.

Th good attendance. ards of 12Vic special IS C. W. ORR SON'S. if the order.

i bn oh. ved moriai day by Ancient Orrh United Workmen. Day marks IS'h a rsary of the death of the foun the order John Jordan Up i church, and the Sitth year in the Tils FHEY WILL LIVE NEAR PIQUA Carl Bowers, of Miaaii county an I Eva May Bartle of PlaUsvill i ere married at the Methodist, par 5nage by Rev. Ei E. McCammon Wednesday afternoon at o'clock They will live near Piqua.

Sidne; News. This mo 20 above, followed. P. H. S.

Tonight. THE "HELLO BOOK." Dimcuiti Undoubtedly the hardest book in the world to edit, print and publish is the telephone directory. To get out a single edition of two or three thousand copies of a novel or sehooibook, even given plenty of time for painstaking work, is regarded by publishers as a great undertaking, yet the telephone officials in the large cities it) the Unit Naturally rday morning and that the funeral' at the last niiuut Palestine tomorrow mimes begin with 1" a book that is sub vable sort of change before It goes pihition is one that i'd freedom from mistakes. The directories of the various divisions of the Bell system are made up at the headquarters of the different companies from data that are i turned in day by day by the managers of the local exchanges. Greatest pains, of course, must be taken to avoid dispelling and enumeration.

All the additions and changes as well as withdrawals appear on the proof sheets in red Ink, and the average page before it goes to the printer looks pretty much as if a serious fight had taken place over it. In the case of the New Y'ork Telephone company, where about 1G, 000 new Instruments are installed in a single period of ninety days and where there are perhaps half as many discontinuances or other changes, the book is subject to something like 30,000 correc Eveu after the page proofs have come back to the chief of the cataloguing department, after most careful proofreading and elimination of every discernible mistake, they are still, liable up to the last minute to be filled up with the names of lately enrolled subscribers. As a curious result of the exigencies of bookmaking people whose names begin with the first let tors of the alphabet stand less chance getting into the telephone directory those whose The deceased held a posi Once the book is on the pr elegraph operator in Long ction. a short disiance from He a wife and lit The cause of his death unknown. Only last week Mrs.

Shipley received a letter from him made of his be ing ill. Charles Worrell was horn in resided here until about twenty years, ago. His brother. John Worrell of Cincinnati left last evening to attend the funeral. The fami ill have the sincere sympathy of Piqua friends.

Flannels 3c per yard tamor only 14 yards to one customer C. W. ORR SONS. WOMAN'S FEDERATION. The Executive Board of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs has not been able to complete its work as as was expected, though sr of the members, left Springfield for their homes last evening.

Mrs. E. L. Buchwalter, the President, started that nothing vital had been definitely determined and, that there would be nothing to give out for at least another day. The place of meeting for the federation this year has been left to a committee.

the and binders work air. ay to get it out on time. Nothing llowed to interfere with the appear ace of the new directory on the data which it is scheduled. IT IS OUR RISK, NOT YOURS. If your Stomach is out of order and you have a bad taste in your mouth, you feel drowsy and stupid, or ycu may be suffering with Rheumatism or Neuralgia, P.

Hedges the reli able Druggist, will sell you a 50 cent bottie of SEVEN BARKS, under a positive guarantee to purify your Blood, cleanse and sweeten the Stom and cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion aiid Rheumatism. It is the great pa nacea for alL human ills and has stood the test for thirty five years. It costs satisfaction. 'lilts troubled with." fails Ruth Bennett, an a arrest appeared in Wednesday evening, erty Thursday mornii ed. She was "so warm" she just threw vcolen blankets over the 'foot of the bed.

She was supplied i with a ticket over the D. S. U. to Springfield. Urbana Times Citizen.

Cured His Mother of "My mother has been a sufferer for many years from rheumatism," says W. H. Howard of Husband, Pennsylvania. "At times she was unable tc move at all, while at all times walk the same time. was painful.

I presented her with bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm MISSION STUDY CLASS amI ater a fe' applications she de 1 icidedit was the most wonderful pain 1 ard Mission Study Class roliever shc had ever tried, in fact, at a11 times able to Black a of i formerly HieYiP.ilYoiiHavs fetways MARRIED IN TROY. Cluids married Har0 Ed Jefferson County Man Seeking a Pardon. Shank a Life Prisoner Seeking to be Released. Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 13 At the February meeting of the Board of Pardons, Jefferson Shanks, life prisoner in the penitentiary from Miami County will request recommendation fo rpardon.

Shanks was committed to state prison July 1S93, convicted of murdering his wife in order that he insight marry the sister of Albert Frantz, who was electrocuted at the Do You want to buy or sell Use a CALL "Want Ad" WANTED. LADIES GENTLEMEN We pay 515 a thousand cash for copying at home. Nf mailing or canvassing. Stamp for particulars. Queen Mfg.

756 Main Street, Hartford, Conn. 1 13 6 1 WANTED Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of $250, 000.00 capital. Salary per year and expenses; paid weekly. Ad ANTED Good Furniture Roll top Piqua rjecond Hand Store, No. 123 North Wayne street.

WANTED An experienced girl fo gen ral housework. Apply to Mri Oliver Tydings corner Ash and Down ing streets. 1 12 Gt. ANTED To give notic Piqua Fish Market is now full line of fresh fish, us. Roth Wildasor WANTED S3 to per earned by either sex leni i making penitentiary in murder.

'Shanks i prison, employed Jor, 1897, for trusty at the river for the TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's nature on each hoy.

25. Sound out Your Wants sig THE DAILY CALL WANT ADS Will tell your needs to the person who can supply you. Anything about the house' you want to sell or trade; anything: you want to buy; rooms for rent, or rooms you want to find; boarders wanted, or Special bargains in your business in short, tell of any want you have. Situations Wanted FREE.JI 2 Gt. WANTED A man, with capital, take half interest in manufacturing article oE general consumption: opposition; exceptionally good profit Address S.

care of Daily Call, vestigate. 1 11 less hosiery for the western market; our improved family machine, with machine ribbed attachments, furnished worthy families who do not own a machine, on easy payment plan; write at once for full particulars and required. United States Woolen Company, Detroit Michigan. 19 13 tf. FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Stable with buggy south of High School buiidin; D. Sigler, 711 W. High street. Horn phone 688. 1 Gt ward Cyphers and Miss' Katie Beard.

FOR RENT Five rooms at both of Piqua. Wednesday at 2 :30 1 Broadway. Inquire of Dr. Co.feen. p.

m. Officer Paulding of Piqua 10 6t. came down with them to witness the; FOR SALE, Troy Record. CELEB RAilrjS Costiveness nized by sickly where as their D. Sigler, "best friend." Phono fiSS.

If has organs and Sick Headache Spells, Indiges Wc urge a trial 3 ALE Inquire FOR SALE Vacant lot of half square from High FOR SALE Fine chance to buy a nice home on easy terms; S200 down and balance to suit the purchaser. D. D. Sigler, 711 W. High street.

Home Phone GSS. 1 11 FOR SALE Skates, a few cheap, at the Piqua Second I store No. 123 North Wayne st FOR SALE We sell Pine Run "Burns like a pine knot," at Best' W. at best Jackson lump at $4.25. Piqua Coal and Iron F.

W. Elbrecht, Propr. Home Phone No. 2. 1 1 Ow FOR SALE A good secondhand upright Piano at a bargain.

Inquire 023 north Main Street. L9 6t FOR SALE You ca.n buy this week several styles cf Ladies' fine dress Shoes for they are worth, 2.00. Out Price Shoe 206 Main Street. 1 9 Ct FOR SALE Modern residence, 910 West Ash street. Good barn; Enquire of Dr.

C. E. Hetherington, Orr Flenli Building. 12 17 tf. FOR SALE All kinds of feed at hoiesaie and retail.

Have a nice lot of bright wheat stTaw, also timothy and mixed hay. 315 N. Wayne Street Home phone 1139. G. A.

Sexauer. LOST. LOST Monday eveniag betw 1 0 fit. LOST A young blue Belgian and English setter bird dog. Black and white, dark head with a brown spot above each eye, ail white feet.

Fin dor please notify police. H. M. Blue, O. 1 10 G't.

In die Ave and Water Street, on the West side of Wayne, a bouillon spoon: which is valued as a Christmas' gift. ly I Finder please return to this offi receive reward. (Always Dayton to Piqu; 1 Run 1 hr. 45 min. and The Overlook Route The Dayton, Covirigt on Piqua Traction Co.

Until further notice, cars will leave Dayton for Piqua, and all intermediate 5 1 points at 6 a. and every hour until Last car for West Milton at 11 p. n. This car will wait for the thea and run as far as it has passen gers, hut not heyond Covington. Returning, leave Piqua at 6 a.

id every hour until 0 p. m. For West' Milton at a. and every hour until 11 p. m.

11 p. m. car will wait for the theaters. Sundays, first car from either end of the line, one hour later. Round trip tickets, Dayton Piqua, 90 cents, (sold by conductors.) Cars stop at numbered poles only.

Freight and express service to all special cars at reduced rates. Cars pass principal hotels in all cities and towns. Table to change without notice. edw. c.

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