The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 7

i 0 The Stove Man, COURT HOUSE ITEMS Probate In the matter of the estate Margaret E. Nesbitl, deceased, first and final account filed Nov. 7. J. C.

Ful 'lerton, Administrator. In the matter of the guardianship of Martha J. Anderson, first and final account filed showing; balance due ward $44.60. J. A.

Davy, Guardian, i The sale of Real Estate by "William Freshour, administrator ot the of Jennie and confirm od. In the matter of the estate of Louise Clark, deceased, same admitted to Probate and record. Marriaae Licenses. Ira Duncan, IG, millwright. Indianapolis, and Mrs.

Carrie L. Wheeloclc, ,10, Tippecanoe City. Rev. Waggoner. Both parties previously married.

Otto 32, laborer, Troy and Miss Anna M. Vogei 34, Troy. Rev. Will C. Cain, 29.

Greenville, Darke farmer, and Mrs. Ella Thump son. 24, Bradford, Minister not given. Both previously married. COMMON PLEAS COURT New Suits Filed.

The Stein Double Cushion Tire Co. Curtis Reed. Money Amount claimed $116 with interest torn Nov. 1905. Real Estate Transfers.

S. F. Nicodemus to Cassie Nicodo 'mils, 1 lot. Nortii Ciaylot). $100 Maggie Yount and J.

A. Yount to John B. Deeter and Angie Deeter, part lot. Pleasant Hill, $1,300. Geraldine C.

Geyer to George Henry, part lot. Piqua. $37 5. Edward .1. Cahlll and wife to Edwin A.

Hiatt, land, Spriugcreek township. $700. Ely's Cream Balm is quickly absorbed; Gives relief at once. It cleanses, heals, and protects he diseased cues Oa HAY FEVER irtiui rtiui iiiivus away a uoict head quickly. Restores the Senses 01 taste an.

I smell. Full sixc cts. oy man. lily Brothers Warren Street, New York. ODDS AND ENDS.

There are some queer things in this, here town Now don't you laugh a bit An express tUa.v hit a meat wagon And knocked the liver out of It. A young man lit on the back of his Tie's nearing the Pearly Gates Soon he'll be wearing a pair of wings Instead of roller skates. Which makes you the most angry at two a. m. when you are wrapped in the arms of Morpheus alter a hard days work and the crazy alarm clock makes you think the telephone is ringing and you run out in the dini: room to answer it.

or when you dri vont in the side ditch to let an "auto" pass and then find it's only a bicycle with a gas lamp? Huh? Was sitting in my office one even a traveling man entered without flrf applying at the ticket window as usual. I did not look up aud thought it was the porter said "Say. call McNal ly's crew for pick up at five ten and Bradley's crew for work train at five thirty and say the coal bucket and water tank are empty" not hearing any reply I turned around to find an trate traveling man trying to gather Ileeting and thinking up 'ioiue cuss words to use: He not. say a word, however, but 'gave me a cigar with a green and l.gold hand around it and walked out. miglil have been suspicious, but was speculating on the price he had to 1 ay for it.

and then I don't get man: Liigars with bright colored band Ground them. Ten minutes later nr hat fiew across the room, I upset link well and scared the cat down iie trymr; the sparks out ot my hair and from down neck. Talk about your sizzling, fizzling, 'bursting cranberry pies. Japanese sky y. aim nay market bombs, I'm sure he 'had a Whitehead torpedo in cigar today.

I carry a fear as a memento of that night. The following message was sent to an operator. Foundation under bridge U3 very Took after it at once. is how the operator got it. a linn under bridge 43 very 'weak, etc The Morse characters in (foundation ami found a lion are almost dee ilea I.

Diplomacy's Reward. iListen my children and listen Of the wordy battle, between Japs and the bear. 'Over the oecau from their countries they came To hring to our president, "Hoi PIQLA DAILY CALL, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10 Now that the Elecion is over lets settle down for the winter 25 PER. CENT. IS ABOUT THE SAVING THAT I CAN MAKE TO THOSE RESIDING IN PIQUA AND VICINITY ON STEEL RANGES, CAST RANGES, STEEL COOKS, CAST COOKS, GAS RANGES AND HEATING STOVES FOR GAS OF GREAT VARIETY, BASE BURNERS FOR HARD COAL, BASE HEATERS FOR SOFT COAL, OAK STOVES, HOT BLASTS, AIR TIGHTS, 'SURFACE BURNERS, LAUNDRY STOVES, CANNON STOVES, BOX STOVES AND OIL STOVES.

I HAVE ARRANGEMENTS BY WHICH I CAN SELL YOU A STOVE OR RANGE OF ANY KIND FOR ABOUT THIS MUCH LESS THAN YOU CAN BUY ITS EQUAL ELSEWHERE. CAN SELL YOU A STEEL RANGE ALL THE WAY FROM $15.00 TO THE LATTER IS RECOGNIZED IN THE STOVE TRADE AS THE HIGHEST GRADE MADE BY. ANY CONCERN IN THE WORLD IT BEING UNEQUAL'ED IN CONVENIENCES AND SKILLFUL WORKMANSH IP AND MATERIAL. THE QUALITY OF FAVORITE STOVES AND RANGES IS SO WELL KNOWN THAT WORDS OF PRAISE ARE SUPERFLUOUS; THE MARVELOUS YEARLY INCREASE IN THEIR PRODUCTION IS THE HIGHEST TRIBUTE TO THEIR SUPERIORITY. THERE IS PROBABLY MORE FAKE AND FRAUD IN THE STOVE BUSINESS THAN IN ALMOST ANY OTHER CLASS OF MERCHANDISE; BUT WHEN YOU BUY A FAVORITE, YOU HAVE NOT ONLY MY GUARANTEE, BUT THE NAME AND TRADEMARK ARE QUITE SUFFICIENT.

TO REPAIR A FOREIGN MADE STOVE OR RANGE PROPERLY IT IS NECESSARY TO SHIP IT TO THE MANUFACTURER, WHICH REQUIRES TIME AND A LOT OF UNNECESSARY EXPENSE; IF YOU FOR REPAIRS AND HAVE IT DONE HERE, IT ALSO REQUIRES A LOT OF TIME AND COSTS DOUBLE AS MUCH AS IT DOES TO REPAIR A FAVORITE; THIS IS WORTH SOMETHING AT LEAST IT IS REGARDED SO BY MANY IN THIS 'VICINITY WHO HAVE TRIED TO AVE FOREIGN STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED. THE DISPLAY OF STOVES, RANGES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IN MY STORE IS THREE TIMES THE LARGEST SHOWN BY ANY ONE DEALER IN WESTERN OHIO, BUT THERE ARE SO MANY DIFFERENT STYLES OF FAVORITE STOVES AND RANGES MADE THAT I DO NOT HAVE ROOM TO SHOW ALL I HAVE ON EXHIBITION AND IF I HAVE NOT EXACTLY HAT YOU WANT ON SAMPLE, I CAN OBTAIN IT FOR YOU IN A FEW MINUTES. THE ADVANTAGES HAVE IN THIS PARTICULAR AN'D IN PRICES, PLACE ME IN A POSITION WHERE 1 CAN GIVE YOU A 'BETTER STOVE OR RANGE OF ANY STYLE FO ANY KIND OF FU EL FOR ABOUT 25 PER CENT LESS THAN YOU CAN BUY IT AND THIS I POSITIVELY GU ARANTEE. PEOPLE EXPRESS SURPRISE DAI LY AT THE VARIETY AND EXTENT OF THE STOCK OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS I CARRY 1 AM CONFIDENT YOU WILL FIND INTERESTING. E.

W. APE and fame." He greeted each one, with a shake of the hand. And made them at home in our glo He turnrvaway muchly and smiled up his sleeve Saying "Here's honor, and glory for me, I believe." But the way he was besLed, was the best joke sprung The plep's run iheir boats, with earr they had lining. The president fainted away Called for Kamura and wildly tore iiir, i i Li He cabled the Mikado and poor Czar Mick And threatened them both with His great "hi stick" He got out his revolver, sword and his spurs 'His winter overcoat, boots and ft: And said "I'd have you know, I'm president." 'He 'came back home with a sickly And said to his secretary "It's hardly worth while. "I don't get the honor.

and no. one else Can "It's a bum conference for an Amer He cabled again to the Japs Mikado And ca'lled Czar Nick a bloody old Jew. They smiled at a is interference, the cold shoulder he got For they promptly turned him down there on the spot They iaid they could run it without any aid And for his services, he'd surely He called a special setting and In a rage he flc Ali tor the glory and the red, white and blue. ad now it is over, and SI; shake hands. And call each other brothers in Mi News from the Orient of not murders tell And life for the Muscovite is near well What is he doing now? Why He's listening to that beats any show Insurance frauds and high fit flnlces Leaving alone barons and Russian Grand Dukes A jut and lasting peace, nisrht And all he's got coming, he earned it right.

SURPRISE SALE NO. 6 Saturday, November 11th and Monday, November 13th We will place on sale all our 50 cent and 75 cent Neckwear and Suspenders. CHOICE 35 CTS. THREE FOR $1.00 Not more than a dollar's worih to any one customer. THE PEOPLES CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE By all Ods the Biggest and Best Men's Outfitters in Miami Co.

TWO BLUEJACKETS ARE COMMENDED Sailors On Battleship Ohio Recognized by Secretary of Navy for Rescue of Companion. Washington, Nov. 10. Sccreiarj Bonaparte has written letters to two enlisted men on the battleship Ohio commending them for their heroic con duct in rescuing a fellow bluejacket from drowning. While the Ohio was off Talsu.

Chi na. recently, J. Clegg and A. 1. From an ordinary seamen, were thrown into the water by the 'breaking of a waging rope.

Cleggs jawbone was broken in the fall Froman attempted to rescue Clegg but the latter seized him around the neck. Frederick W. Klaus, ordinary lor, jumped overboard and sa'v Clegg, Froman saving himself. The bravery of Froman and Klaus been personally recognized by the Sec MING BOTHER KILLED By TRAIN Gaughan Attempted to Rescue Her Child From in Front of Train and Meets Instant Death. Salem, Ohio, Nov.

10. While at tempting to save her four year old lid that had stepped upon the Penn ia railroad tracks in front of a passenger train in 'Lcetonia Thursday, Mrs. James Gaughan wiu struck and lame lulled. Sue tee c.nld ere thrown a considerable distance and the child's skull is fractured hut he may live. Nine years ago a daughter was also truck and killed on a grade crossing Leetonia by an Erie irain while er way homo from school.

Gaughan was thirty eight years old and leaves a husband and six ch sl Bilious Attack Quickly Cured. few weeks ago I had a bilious ttack that was so severe I was not able to so to the office lor Lwo days. Failing to sret relief frcm my family physician's treatment. I took three of Chamberlain's 'Stomach and Liver Tablets and the next, day 1 felt like a man. H.

C. Bailey. Editor of the News, Chapin. S. C.

tablets are for sale by Greentuuyer Co'a Drug Store Fairbanks a 32nd Degree Mason Indianapolis, Nov. 10. Vice President Charles TV. Fairbanks was en the Masonic degrncs up to and including the 32nri degree at the Scot tish Rite temple Wednesday night. The True American.

"Americanism is noi a matter of birthplace, of ancestry, of creed, of occupation; Americanism is a matter of the spirit within man's President. Roosevelt. He need not first behold the day In Georgia or in. Maine. Among New England's snowy hills, nixie's sugar cane.

To he the noblest of his kind Since first the world began. The best beloved of Freedom's sons, A true American. The Norseman with his viking blood And locks of yellow gold. The German feeling in his breast A knigntly courage boirt. The lad of England's dewy lanes, Scotland's ancient clan.

Each rallies to the Stars and Stripes, A true American. It matters not the spot of earth That claimed him at his birth. The open hand, the loyal heart, The soul of honest worth. The love of right and liberty, The life that ail may scan, These are the signs by which wt kn TRAIN WRECKER GETS LIFE TICKET Alleged Girman Baron Who Caused a Wreck "Just to See What Would Happen" Found Out. Marengo, Iowa, Nov.

10. Eric Von Kutzleben alleged German Baron, who caused a train wreak on the Rock Island at Homestead last spring "just to see what would happen" was sent enced 'life imprisonment here Thurs Attorneys entered the plea of in sanity but failed to substantiate it, after deliberating a few hours, the jury found a vertlic of guilty. A number of lives were loot in the delib eratelylplanned wreck. For Over sixty Years. Mrs.

Winslow'8 Soothing Syrup has been used lor over SO years hy mil lions of mothers tor their children while teething, with perfect success. It aoothea the child, softens the gums allays all pain; cures wind colic, and is the best remedy forDiarrnoea. will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by Druggists In every part ol the world. Twentyflve cents a bottle.

Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. VERSES iREAD AT WILLIAMSON FUNERAL Lines read by the Rev. J. Clokey, of Troy, at the funeral of the late P.

A. "Williamson. Joy's Right of Way. Die we must, hut why go dying All our days? Turn away from faithless sighing, Turn to praise. What is better for postponing Than our fears? Shail we weary God with groaning All our years? Show: the courage ot glad living In earth's need.

And thy witness of thanksgiving Men will heed. Smile upon the day of sorrow, God is there. His good promise for the morrow Lightens care. When in sorrows and distresses 'Light? arc dim, There is One who holds and blessc Trust in him. I.

O. Rankin A SIMPLE CURE FOR ECZEMA. A prominent wholesale grocer of Day ton had a most annoying case of ma. He "doctored" without avail, of his friends sent him a cake of BJJNNY SOAP, made from WHITE PINE TAR. After using it for a short time all trace of the annoying disease left him and his skin is soft as velvet.

Get a five cent cake of Bunny for your hath. NO QUESTION ABOUT IT. Pepsikola Must Cure Indigestion or It P. I. Hedges continue to seil Piqua people with the understanding it musi positively cure dyspepsia and indiges tion or it will not cost a penny.

Experience has proven that Pepsi kola Tablets cure in forty nine cases out of fifty. That is a remarkable statement, but the facts in the case can easily be verified. There is every reason to have confidence for P. I. Hedges will hand back your 23 cents without hesitation should you fail of being cured.

All kinds of food can be eaten freely it is more easily digested, there is no fullness or distress after eating and by aiding the stomach to ass: late and digest, Pepsikola Tablets make more rich, red blood to strength enthe body. They are just I he thing if you feel run down, nervous, tired and debilitat ed and need' something to give you new life and new energy. Don't hesitate a lulnute 'but 30 right to Mr. Hedges and try Pepsikola Tali lets with the understanding lhat Ash Street, Piqua. TIME TABLE OF THE DAYTON TROY SYSTEM OF ELECTRIC RAILWAYS Effective April 30, 1905.

Subject to change without further notice. REGULAR HOURLY TRAINS Making all stODS. Leave Piqua Union Station corner Main and Ash street every hour for Dayton and Intermediate points iron 30 a. in. until 10:30 p.

excep 30 p. m. which runs to Tippecanoe City only. 11:30 p. m.

to Tippecanoe City only. SCHEDULE OF LIMITED TRAINS South Bound, leave Piqua at 7:12 and 10:12 a. m. 1:12, 4:12, 1:12, and 10:12 p. m.

North hound limited trains leave Dayton Interurhan Union station 1 Jefferson street for Piqua aAd In termediate points at 5:25 a. 8:25, 11:25 a. 2:25 p. 5:25 o.r1or cars "Harriet" And "Jona be used in the limited service and ai; limited trains in both direotioni will be EXCESS FARE TRAINS Baggage carried on all regular and 11ml Springfield. CONNECTION3 Spring Valley and Xenia.

D. ti N. tor Arcanum. Greenville, Union City sintt Muncie. C.

D. T. fo Mir.mireur ntowri. Franklin, Miaaietown, He ifircel and choc New Cai Med way. Springfield, TTrhana, Tondor and Zanesvllle.

nts of the D. T. of D. i special cars for parties, theatres, outings, funerals, etc. address the DAYTON AND TROY ELECTRIC Ask the Agent.

LOW ROUND TRIP FARES WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Special Home Seekers' Excursion via Pennsylvania Lines. Any one may take advantage of the educed rounri trip iares for the spec al Home Seekers' excursions vi Pennsylvania Lines, to visit points in Colorado, Iraho, Iowa, Kansas. Minne sota, Missouri, Montana, Nchr the Bakotas, Oregon. Washington.

Texas and other sections in the West in all the States of the South top over privileges permit travel to investigate business openings. These tickers will be on sale on lain dates naa ana iia ia 1 her 19th. Detailed information as to tares, through' time, etc. will bo fir nished upon application to Locai Ticket Agent of Pennsylvania Lines. YOMPGVND MTEREST Distance is no barrier.

We have adopted a umplc nnd absolutely sate system of banking by mail for the hccciU of SEND FOR BOOKLET 12 Capital, Surplu and Profits $2,674,224.85 7 NORTH BOUND. No. 2 daily, except Sunday a. i No. 6, Daily 10:40 a.

No. 4, Daily 3:17 p. No. Daily 5:55 p. No.

10 except Sunday 8:20 p. No. 12, Daily 12:27 a. No. GO, Sunday only 6:32 a.

No. 6S, 5unday only p. SOUTH BOUND. No. 7, Daily 4:19 a.

No. H.Daily except Sunday 6:54 a. 1 No. 1, Daily 10:45 a. No.

21 Daily 1:52 p. Daily 5: IS p. Daily 7:24 p. Sunday only. re C.

E. YAGER, J. T. Agent. Pennsylvania Station nsy ly amaLlMs Trains Run by Central TlmaT East Bound.

0 4:34 a. m. dally 8 6:47 a. m. daily 2 12:17 p.

m. daily 0 5:57 p. m. dally 10: West Bound. in.

daily p. m. daily 3:40 a. in. daily a.m.

daily 9:36 a. m. daily 11:58 a. m. daily 7:21 m.

daily 11:50 m. daily TIME TABLE OF THE WESTERN OHIO TRACTION COMPANY In Effect on and After May 1, 1905 Ffvs Fait Trains Dally Between Lima and Dayton Without Change of Cars, as Follows: Leave nqua nortfl hound 6 26 a. m. :26 a. 12:26 p.

3:26 p. m. 6:26 p. m. Leave Piqua south bound 7:12 a.

m.F 10:12 a 1:12 p. 4:12 p. 7:12 p. m.v 10:12 p. m.

Returning leave Dayton north bound 5:25 a. 8:25 a. 11:25 2:25 p. m. and .5: 25 p.

ra. Returning leave Lima south hound a. 11:35 a. 2:35 p. in.

5:35 p. 8:35 p. m. BAGGAGE CARRIED ON ALU LIMITED TftAlNS. A small excess lore charged on all "LIMITED" TRAINS.

In addition to this special ferric hourly cars are operated between all local points, first car leavlns Piqua North Bound 6:35 a. m. and every hour thereafter nntll 9.35 p. 30 p. m.

car runs to Wapakonets only. J. Frank Furmaa AjTT RN AT A Piqua, Ohio Room 425 Orr Flesh Bulldlflfl. Home Phone 1120 CiQpttil, JpiFF! 1 UNDERTAKERS EMBALNERS Both Phnt 4104U Main St I.