The Daily Times from New Philadelphia, Ohio • Page 4

full line of Spring Goods, such as Shirts, Fancy Shirts, and 4 Underwear, Ties and Hosiery have just been received. We also have Face Curtains, Curtain goods by the yard; White Waist Goods; a full line of Wrappers and Skirts. A line of Staple Goods, Calico, Muslin and Ginghams. We handle floor Oil Cloth, Linoleum and Floor Matting. A nice selection of Fugs such as wall please the eye and protect the pocket book.

We sell for cash and sell cheap. No store store sells cheaper. Come and see. l)P-TO-DATE STORE, 221 W. Iliqb New Philadelphia, Ohio THE DAILY TIMES, NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO Things you will need for Spring Housecleaning Wall Paper Gleaner, Salts Tarter, Borax, Ammonia, Benton's Disentectant, And others too numerous to mention.

We have them. EDWARD SEI1L, Druggist and Stationer, 5 117 W.High Tel. 274- TALK TOWN. WEATHER FORECAST Thursday; Friday showers with rising temperature; variable winds, becoming fresh east. Tickets for the Ysaye engagement at the Auditorium, Oauton, Tuesday evening April 11 are on sale at Opes Kaderly- Marsli druggists New O.

5' beer delivered oosts you $1 per tse. Telephone 22, two rings. tf Tom Cordray, the Home telephone manager at Newcomerstown visited in this city, his former home, Wednesday. Burnsida has just received another big line of neckwear; all the new styles 10c up to 503. Come and see them arpet leaning you wish to have vour carpets dusted and renovated or rag carpets washed, have them calleu for and delivered, see John Sharp, 222 JS.

High street. Satisfaction guaranteed. He is the old reliable. Phone 602 6 1 girl to do housework Address 432 West Fair. 4 3 tf The Macoabees held their regular meeting Wednesday night.

There was a large attendance and a good time. Tickets for the Ysaye engagement at the Auditorium Canton, Tuesday even ing April 11 are on sale at The Opes Kaderly-Marsh druggists, New Pniladelphia, O. 5 5t anted front room with moderu conveniences. Address care Times office. 4 5-2t There will be service at the Presbyterian church Friday night at 7 preparatory to communion the following Sabbath.

Feel tired, no appetite, cannot sleep, work or eat? spring tiredness and will disappear at once if you take Rocky Mountain Tea this month. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Drag Store. While clipping a horse at livery stable yesterday, Sam Leones was considerably bruised by the horse falling on him He was not injured seriously but will have to walk with a cane for a few days. Try Waukesha ale, half stock, S.

Gil gen, 114 South Broadway. tf Girl Wanted. Good wages paid. Dr D. C.

Gentsch. Go over the city in any direction and new houses, in course of construction, will greet your eye. There is more building this season tnau for many years past. beer is the best for family use Simon Gilgon is agent and delivers it to any part ot the city. tf i have for sale several desirable Iwellmg houses this city at reason able prioes.

J. E. Hurst, office Chapin Slid, New O. Phone 104. 8-4-tf The Everlasting Auction Co.

arrived today at 11 coming from Zanesville where it showed last night. Cement sidewalks, and all kinds of concrete work promptly anil correctly executed; estimates furnish ed. Both phones. Cafl us up. 3-27-tf.

ise ros Peter Goudy of Strasburg purchased twenty head of cattle in this city Thurs day. A wonderful spring tonic. Drives out nil winter impurities, gives you strength, health and happiness. what Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.

Drugstore. Anson Schneider and his family are taking up their residence on Akron street in the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. John from New Philadelpnia. Mr.

Schneider is employed at the office of the East Ohio Gas Co Gleaner. Very low round trip excursion tickets will he sold via Pennsylvania lines to ail points in the West and South west includiug Colorado, Nebraska. South Dakota, Wyoming and to Michigan points on April 4th and 18th. See agent of C. P.

division before arranging trip. A contract was given to J. B. hafer to build a 50 foot bridge over Trail creek in Wayne township for $950.00. A contract was given J.

A. Brown to furnish 230 grave markers of regulation 9ize and good quality for the sum of $460 00 B. F. Spring has moved from Baltic to this city. Mrs George Hall and children of Youngstown are visiting her mother, Mrs White on Front street.

Tn the guardianship of Richard second partial account was Sand for building purposes can be supplied on short notice from new pit of vV. Hamilton. Home phone 514 or leave orders at S. 123 High street. 461m About fifty young men gave the lately married couple Geo.

Wyss and wife a chariviri last night. Millinery Opening Saturday, April 8th. 4-4-5t w. Miss Mabel Dolan returned from a visit with her father John Dolan at Crystal Springs, Wednesday. We will show the largest and swellest lines of trimmed and ready to wear hats ever shown in the city.

millinery opening Saturday. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher entertain- i the christiau endeavor society of the LJ church Wednesday evening at tneir home on East Avenue.

A strength tonic that brings rich, red blood. Makes you strong, healthy and active. what Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Drug Store.

Harry Smith and family moved to Dresden Thursday in which city Smith is employed at the roiling mill. For Wines and Liqu irs telepnone onr orders to the only whole- ale liquor dealer in Tuscarawas county. J. G. Cotton who is in the nursery business went to Monroe, Mich Thursday morning to purchase trees.

Lawn grass seeds and lawn fertilizers Puritan and chick foods; W. J. Wise Bro Kaderly warehouse. J. W.

Toarett blacksmith is on the sick list. The only wholesale liquor dealer in Cusoarawas county, Families uuplied. Prof W. D. Lynch gave a dance la9t night in the l.O.O.

F. hall and an unusually large crowd was in attendance. Evergreen lawn grass seed for sale by the grocers, perfect mixture of tine seeds, in 1 lb cartons. Try it. ts Mrs Francis Barolay of Salem, formerly of this city is spending a few days with friendsin this place.

The one case assigned for trial today, be fooled by frenzied jokes frenzied weather or frenzied advertising. Money with most people is a serious consideration and you will find at our store that your your satisfaction are given serious consideration. Franklin was right when he stated sale is a profitable sale unless both parties are To-day see our new Business Suits. $10.00, $12.00, $15.00. CREDIT GIVEN TO WILHELM.

3erman Etftperor Initiated Policy of Chinese Neutrality. Washington, April it was upon thd suggestion of Emperor William that President Roosevelt last February undertook to arrange concerted action on the part of the neutral iiowers for the purpose of inducing the belligerents in the far eastern war to respect the neutrality of China Is for the first time officia ly disclosed in the advance sheets of foreign relations made public at the state department. It has been hinted for a long time that the German emperor was the initiatory force in these important exchanges, but it has until now been impassible to obtain and official confirmation. In the correspondence with Germany is the paraphrase of a cablegram addressed by Secretary Hay to Mr. Tower, the American ambassador at Berlin, on Feb.

15, after acceptance of the invitation of Secretary Hay had been received, directing the ambassador convey to the emperor the profound appreciation of his generous iniativeand powerful cooperation in the matter of The official paraphrase of Mr. reply, dated Feb. 17, read: Tower reports that he has conveyed to the emperor the profound appreciation of the iniative and cooperation in the matter of Chinese neutrality and that the emperor was exceedingly gratified and expressed most friendly sentiments toward the It is significant that in the ac- of the acceptance by the other powers of the program su gested by Secretary Hay in his note of Feb. 8 only in the case of Germany did the president send a personal mes sage of appreciation to the sovereign. CRIME IS HINTED AT.

C. Powleson administrator vs Sueau Dorts et al. wa9 settled out of court, leaviDg the docket clear for the day. Miss Bertha Javens lost her gold medal Wednesday which she won Massillon three weeks ago for rapidity and accuracy in shorthand writing. The young lady highly prizes the medal initials M.

are on the medal. Finder please leave at this office and receive reward. I am prepared to furnish Flowers for Funerals or other occasions cheaper than anyone else. I have fine Geraniums and Carnations. Come and see or order bv Home phone 333.

PETER SMITH, 550 TUS. AVE, VERDICT FOR $258 40. The image case, Berkshire vs. the four Newcomerstown men, tried in com- mou pleas court Wednesday resulted in a jury verdict of $258 40 for the plaintiff. The case occupied much of the day.

CLASSIFIED ADS. POINTERS FLR PURCHASERS. People read them because each ad Is under its proper classification. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. Count six words to the line.) One-half Cent Per Word Per Insertion, SPECIAL RATES FOE TIME ADS.

Six times ..........................................15 cents pe line. One No ad taken for less tl an 10 cents. or rnt A house of seven rooms, with barn, in New Philadelphia and close to Canal Dover. Apply to R. G.

Galbraith, phone 647. 6-3 SCHREINER-RUPPENTHAL. Jacob Schreiner, son of Charles Schreiner, of Clay towuahip, and MisB Zoe It. Ruppeuthal, daughter of Adam Ruppenthal, of Clay township, were married at the Moravian pargonage, Gnadenbutten, by Rev. W.

H. Rice, on Wednesday evening, April 5, 1905. They expect to reside at Gnadenhutten. THE LOSSES OF WAR. In cases where armies are recruited chiefly or wholly from the offscourings of tile population, the situation is different; but with the so-called army the nineteenth century, things are so ordered as to raise this element of cost to a maximum.

Historians never fail to record ttie loss which France suffered when 300,000 Huguet ots were driven out of the kingdom, but they seldom give adequate attnnion to the cost of the glorious wars waged by the Grand Monarque and the mighty Corsican. And yet, from the Rhine to Moscow, from the Alps to the Pyrenees to Gibraltar, a century aud a half of magnificent combat sowed the soil of Furope thick with the skulls of Frenchmen, white distant India and Egypt claimed a share of the offering, aud many provinces of France engulfed theii quotas of brave soldiers. England too, as Kipling reminds us, has salted down her empire with the bones of her sons, depositing much of the preserva tive in the sea beyond the reach of spade or ploughshare. Upon human bones, in fact, all empires are builded; and these things must be taken into the account wheu one tries to estimate the gain and merchandise J. Bullock, in the April Atlantic.

or ale First-class Park Wagon can be bought at a bargain. Address Box 332 City. 4-5-tf or ale heap A folding bed, a small gas stove and a cupboard. Inquire of John Burri, Wenger Block, W. High St.

4 5 4 For good new house within 2 blocks of public square. All hard wood finished, gas, bath room, furnace, city water, soft water, wash room in basement, also cistern In wash room and one on ground floor. A bargain. Call or address, Patterson, 122 8 Broadway, New 7 Philadelphia, O. Phone 555.

For 7-room house 011 W. Fair street. Will be sold cheap If sold soon. Inq uire of 650 or 714 W. Fair street.

3-16-tf Jury on Zeigler Mine Explosion Unknown Person. 111., April due to an explosion of blasting powder, set eff by persons as yet unknown, caused the death of 43 miners at Joseph coal mine on Monday, April 3, according to the verdict of the jury. Coroner Adams of Franklin county impaneled a jury to investigate the death of the miners killed by a double explosion at Zeigler mine the clay after the explosion. After two inquiry the following verdict was returned: the undersigned jurors elled to inquire into the cause of death of William Atkinson, John Graham, John Lindsay and others, hereby find that the said William Atkinson, John Graham and John Lindsay came to their death in Zeigler coal mine at Zeigler, Franklin county, 111., on the third day of April, 1905, by being overcome by afterdamp caused by a powder explosion in said mine 011 the morning of April 3 and we believe that said explosion was caused by parties unknown. And we further find that Joseph Geisler, William Baxter, Everett Jones, Rolla Campbell, Robert Davis, Jerry O.

Woods, Gustave Brumlik, Charles Robinson, Robert Hare, Harry Withrow and 30 others whose names are to us unknown, came to their death in said mine on the third day of April, 1905, as a result of the aforesaid explosion; and we further believe that said mine was in good and safe condition for working purposes as far as gas was concerned 011 April 3, FOR SALE. Teu room house, suitable for boarders, lodgers or business rooms near the square, $1000. Five houses aud lots, $6,000, $3,000, $2,500, $1,300. $1,200. Three vaoant lots; three small farms, a 200 acre farm, all surprisingly cheap if sold soon.

See John S. Graham. EVADES EXAMINATION. Musics! Event of Overshadowing Importance. B.

COOL, Presents L. The Greatest of all living Violinists, At the Auditorium, Canton, Tues day Evening, April I S. In a great Program, Assisted by JULES DeBEFVE, PIANO ACCOMPANIST. to It is not likely that any person now living will live long enough hear equal. Sale of seats opens Thursday, April 6th.

Tickets with Reserved Seats only 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Positively 110 tickets will be sold before that date. Union Opera House, ONE NIGHT ONLY Monday Apr. 10 WEBER FIELD PRODUCTION Union Opera House One Night Only I THURSDAY. APRIL bin CHAS.

n. EVERLASTING Hair Tonic Will do all claimed for it. it we will refund money. If your mt MILLER DRUG STORE, PHONE 47. Liberty llnlls.

Is Liberty hall, and you may smoke In the is a maxim which lias become typical of one sort of hospitality. Another version has just been perpetrated by a member of the early rising fraternity. said the host, one to do as he likes in my It sounded very friendly, but 011 going to his bedroom the guest found a little card stating the times of meals, at and in an N. B. was added, will be cleared away at Fresh Go to bed in fresh clothing every night.

Never think of allowing yourself to sleep in the clothing worn during the a stitch of it. Take everything off. Put on night clothing that lias been thoroughly aired. hen you get up in the morning, take off everything again. This is the time to take a cold batli.

very quickly, with vigorous rubbing. If for any reason you do not take the cold bath, rub your skin all over thoroughly with a rough towel. be afraid of being naked a little while. There is 110 better tonic for the skin than nakedness. Take off everything.

Give yourself a little hand massage. Exercise the muscles. Rub your skin with a coarse towel, anything, so as to spend a little time naked. Then put 011 fresh clothing. People who wear the same clothes every night and day get themselves surrounded by an atmosphere of tlieir own bodily emanations that is very unhealthy.

Neither faith cures nor dreg cures are of a particle of use to dirty people. Cleanliness is the first law of health. If this law be broken, it will be very little use to try any The Golden Mean. The motto of the Greeks was too An excess of courage is brutality. An excess of economy is peuurious- ness.

An excess of taste is precocity. An excess of gentleness is timidity. An excess of confidence is egotism. Who will show 11 where to draw the N. Lyon In Magazine.

U. S. District Attorney Blizzard Resists Subpoena. Wheeling, W. April evade being taken to Charleston to testify in the investigation of charges against former Governor White, United States District Attorney Reese Blizzard has secured a writ of habeas corpus for himself and Senator Charles T.

Caldwell of Parkersburg. A temporary writ was granted by Judge Dayton until Judge Goff can act, wrhich may be a year hence. Mr. Blizzard and Mr. Caldwell have refused to attend the legislative committee's session and the sheriff had prepared to take them away.

Mr. Blizzard in his argument to the court denied the right of the committee to investigate Mr. White as a state officer after Mr. White ceased to be governor. Mr.

Blizzard said the committee had no jurisdiction as the legislature had adjourned sine die. The charges against Mr. White were that he shared the fees of Secretary of State Dawson. The accusation was made by Senator Caldwell. Charleston, W.

April White investigating committee has adjourned to await the result of the habeas corpus proceedings instituted by District Attorney Blizzard and State Senator Charles T. Caldwell of Parkersburg, witnesses summoned by the committee. Judge Dayton will hear the case at Clarksburg April 20. A Hnppy Pair. Sy is it that you and your husband agree so well? Mrs.

Ray- Well, you see, he has given up iiis club. Sy you? Mrs. have given up amateur cookery. With those two destroyers of domestic felicity gone, why should we not be happy? HOLLISTER'S Hooky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Busy Medioine for Busy People. Brings GolJen Health and Renewed Vigor A sneciflc fir Constipation, Indigestion, Live and Kidney Troubles.

Pimples, Eczema, Impure Blood, Bad Breath, SluggLJi Bowels, Headache and Backache, Rocky Mountain Tea in tablet form, 35 cents a box. Genuine made by Hollister Druo ompany Madison, Wis. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW KILLED IN ELEVEN HOURS. Dread Spotted Fever Adds More Victims of Death Roll. Shenandoah, April Joseph Moetlis is dead here after 11 illness from spotted fever.

Three more cases of the disease have been reported. Chicago, April C. Miss Mayblcgsom Blume, daughter of former Justice Blume of this city, is dead of cerebrospinal meningitis. She had been in the Lakeside hospital for a month. HOITY TOITY.

The Original Production. One solid year on Broadway. 50- People- 50 Seat Friday, April 7, at Opes-Kaderly-Marsh store, at 7 a. m. Auction Everything New from Start to Finish.

The Marvelons Maxsmith Duo. Magnificent Ballets and Costumes. New and Original Transformation Beauty Scene. Startling Mechanical and Light Effects. Wells Reelected Mayor In St.

Louis. St. Louia, April returns give Mayor Rolla Wells, Democratic candidate for reelection, a plu- of 1,425 votes over John A. Republican. Maine Store Raided.

'Rockland, April wholesale grocery store here owned by Governor William T. Cobb and others was raided by the sheriff and a large stock of a patent medicine said to contain a high percentage of alcohol was seized. a Wonderful Performance. Strike Settled. Cleveland, April strike of K-ricklayers, involving 700 men, which has been on since last Saturday, was settled last night on a basis said to be satisfactory to both.

The terms of settlement were not made public. Roosevelt at St. Augustine. Jacksonville, April yacht arrived from a trip up the St. Johns river.

Mrs. Roosevelt left the boat at Green Gove Springs and went to St. Augustine for a visit of a few days. Overlook Securing Seats Early. Prices: 25c.

to Seat sale opens TUESDAY. April 4th, at Opes-Kaderly-Marsh Cos. drug store, and at The Herbert House. Canal Dover, at 7 a.m. CARPET AND RUG CLEANER.

We have equipped our carpet cleaning plant with a new gas eneine and can clean your carpets and rugs on short notice. We also resize rug9 and put down carpets. We are also agents for the best rugs manufactured in the state. If you have any old carpets you want made into fugs, see cs. All carpets called for and delivered.

Try ns. If you want a good job try onr work. athias New Philadelphia, O. Bell Phone 110 J. Phone 109 or 584.

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