The Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 4

ONLY SEVEN DAY5 MORE TO REAP THE BENEFIT OF THE. 10 Per Cent. Discount VE ON TEE BEST OF LADIES, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S Jackets and Capes, AND ON THE FINEST LINE OF Ladies' Suits EVER BROUGHT TO THE CITY. REMEMBER, Wed. 31, THE LAST DAY, SOON BE HERE.

WILL S.F.Shenk Co. FOB SAL TJESIDENCE PBOPEBTY--Corner Twdfrh and Washington streets. Fourteen rooms, with closets. Will sell cheip. inquire of John Herlihy, Administrator.

2 tf JLOST. UP--Black pn.i taa female po old a on foreheai haired over. from my yard, for its return. Wm. F.

Wat, ler. THE DATES SET. os Farmers' Institute to be Held Dec. 1O and 11. LADIES TAKE NOTICE.

fTlHOSEofyen odes" is i JL cy knitting. tol, cot or Can be taught ia i new ii lies per lewon paid ID alvance. of S' and Jefferson street btaot ar. 'an- en FOB BENT. BOOM hoose on Pierce street 1 and Pierce.

Has i conveniences. Cr'l at Jos. Kroeger culars. 1." Cleveland and Pierce. Has mo iern rti- OA8SON 8BVITZ.

THURSDAY EVENING OCT. 1900. Hallow E'en next Wednesday. The flriies of llje Various Speakers Will Be Received Here in a Week Or Ten Days. The of the next Farmers' Institute to be held in Delphos has been set for Monday and Tuesday, December 10 and 11.

Information receive! from W. W. Miller, secretary of the Department of Agriculture, at Columbus, states that the speakers have been assigned but he is unable to give their names at present as his manusc: pt is in the hands of the state printer, who is preparing the institute bulletin, a copy of which will be received here in a week or ten days. The show company lay. went to L.nd- Ask your grocer for Mrs.

Milbf-n's fresh candies. tf Look at Gemke Bros. A Bason's ad. in this paper. tf Wanted, at the Middle Point -ne quarry, 20 men at wages from 11.60 per day.

tf Oarmels, creem, pop co; a sod almond candies fre each day. Ask your grocer. tf Diamond Flour is the beot. Makes white, wholesome bread. Be sure you get it whan you order.

tf Delphos grocers sell Milburn's fresh csndiea. tf A number of Van Wert people attended tbe show, "Tanta Berriohen in Wednesday evening. It is probable that one of the speak- will be a German. Everybody knows the success of the Institute v. en at Sheeter opera bouse laat winter, and thin one will no doubt eclipse the farmer effort.

Everybody, farmers, business men and all should unite and make this a grand reunion. 5TEEL RANGES. JEWEL STEEL RANGES. WE CARKY A COMPLETE LINE OF THESE RANI WE CAN MAKE PKICE8 AND TERMS SATISFACTORY. All Ranges, Cook and Heating Stoves Sold by Us are AND WILL BE REPLACED IF NOT AS REPRESENTED.

MCE ON THE CORNER. IS ON TRIAL. John Dicker Telia of His Love For Mamie Ookuley. Edward Miller, of OttovlMe, The Dead Girl's Mother Wn Pr ent at The Hem ag. For almost two hours, Wednesday, at Cleveland, John Dicker was on the witness stand at the coroner's inquMt in the death of Mamie Ockuley, Dicker WM accompanied by his at- rney, W.

8. Kerrnish. Mrs. Edw. Miller, the dead girl's mother, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Ehrbar were present. After examining Dicker, Coroner Simon said he would probably not examine ly more witnesses, but would not render a verdict until he had further investigated the case. "We have a few strings out," he said "and there may be more developments in a few days." In his testimony, Dicker said "I have known Mamie Ockuley since the latter part of June. I first met her in a street car, but was not introduced to her.

During the time that I was at home, I called on her about twice a week at her home, 38 Plymouth street Since the forepart of August I have been home only a week. At the time I was at home I did not know Mt tnie's condition. "She wrote and told me about it four or five days after I left home, which was Sept. 21. I told her to go to a fellow by name of Jackson, 106 Beyerle street.

I wrote to Jackson about the girl, and he replied: Send her to me with a letter of The reason I sent her to Jackson was that she could hare a frietd care for her while I was gone Jg "kson and I corresponded relative to her going to a place on Barber avenue, which I understood to be a private hospital, but I did not know she had gone there." "Isn't it a fact that Metnie Ookuley went to Jackson's for the purpose of getting out of the condition she was in?" asked the coroner. "Not to my knowledge." replied Dicker. "I was not engaged to marry the girl." Carter Gets the Turkeys. The ci.je of John Carter against Barney Wahmhoff, to replevin 40 tur- HON. S.

S. YODER, ISBIUOV TTBUUIUUU, vur-1 keys was tried in 'Squire Bergfeld's Of Washington, D. Will Ad "DziftvtlA court Wednesday and waa decided in favor of the plaintiff. The case was decided by a jury consisting of W. T.

Dolbey, Jacob BinVJey, Wm Hedriok, F. M. Briokner and Chas McKenzie. Death at Kokomo. Sophia Gertrude Benson, whose maiden name was Biuethmr.n, anc who was born and rea.

in Ft. Jen nings, died at Kokomo, Ind Oct. 15 aged 34 years. She was married to Samuel Benson, Dec. 23, 1886, at Lims, and moved to Kokomo in 1888 where they have since resided.

Mrs Benson was a very active church worker and was a member of Eastern Star. the order oi The Meritorious Play. German operette, "Tante Bemmohen in Amerika," was greeted by a good sized audience at the opera house, Wednesday evening. Marie von Wegern in the role of the "Tante' more than pleased the audience and was ably supported by an excellent cast. Some very fine musical talent was displayed and all in a.U the company was one of great merit.

Those who attended certainly have no cause to regret it and attested their appreciation by liberal applause. "Don't you think she would have been safer with people she knew well and with whom she had been living?" was asked the witness. "She did not want them to know her condition." "Did Jackson say anything in his letters about committing an operation on this girl?" "No, sir, I did tell Mamie Ookuley to see my family physician, Dr. Taggart. He wrote she had been to aee him, and had also consult, i a doctor on Prospect street." Dicker was reticent at times in answering questions, and bad to be urged ahe I by his attorney.

The itness admitted that he had also advised the girl to see Dr. Fogg, on Da. troit street. Dr. Hire wi'l return to Delphos and will be at tbe Phelan House, Friday and Saturday, October 26 and 27.

Tbe Doctor, in his former visits here has been vary successful, in some of the most difficult cases. Tbe people have brought so hard a pressure on him to give us a few days more of his valuable iie, that be has consent i to do so. Remeocber, his remedy is magnetism and his cures are instant. No and weeks in getting well after his treatment. Every that has batlled the local doctors, should be brought before tbe doc'--r this time.

Examination free. Offices hours from a. m. to m. It RAILROADS.

Ltst of tbe season. On Sunday. Oct. 28, the H. D.

will run an. other excursion to Cincinnati. $1.00 for tbe round trip. Train Delphos at 6 a. arriving at Cincinnati Boy Run Down.

Leo Evick, with number of other small boys were playing ball near the corner of Main and First streets Wednesday afternoon, when young Evick started after the ball, and not seeing an approaching vehicle, he was knocked down by the horse and tbe wheels of the buggy passed over his right leg and body, bruising him considerably. There are a large number of boys that play ball in the streets, and this should be a warning to them, besides it is unlawful and someone ie liable to get into trouble from it. Cowardly Assault. John T. Scboonover of St.

Marys, who was in Springfield representing his lodge, as worshipful ter at tbe Grand Lodge of Ohio meeting, was the victim of a brutal and cowardly as sault. When he alighted from the train at Springfield, some one suspecting him to be a molder, who had come to work in the shops in which a strike had been declared, struck him with i stone inflicting a severe wound. Mr Schoonover is well known in Delpboe having married Laura Gibson, daught ter of Dick. Gibson, foreman of the Delphos Woolen Mills, year. ago.

A Jolly Crowd. Quite a pleasant evening was spent at the home of Rudolph and Joseph Kipp, on east Second street, Wednesday evening. Dancin. games of various kinds were played, dancing being mostly enjoyed. The music waa furnished by Rudolph and Joseph Kipp.

Lunch was served and all parted at a late hour after being pleasantly entertained. Those present were: Misses Cora Werner, Ce'ii Stump, Eva dress the People of Delphoti and Vicinity. A Meeting Will be at Cl'y Hall on Tuesday Evening, October 30th, at 8 O'clock. Next Tuesday evening, October 30th, Hon. 8.

S. Yoder, of Washington, D. C. will address tbe people of Delphos and vicinity on the issues of the campaign. Mr.

Yoder is a speaker of experience and is well prepare! to give clear and comprehensive ideas of what Hon. W. J. Bryan's election to the Presidency of the Uni-sd States means. This will probably be the last political meeting in Delphos before the election, which occurs on Tuesday, Nov.

6, and it is earnestly requested that all, especially the Republicans turn out. The meeting will commence at 8 o'clock. Coming Home. A dispatch given out by the war department says: "The first installment of the volunteer army now in tbe Philippines will leave Manila on November 1. From that time until next June the transports will bring home about 25,000 men at the rate of from OO to 5,000 a month." This Week, Fisher's Grocery.

We uro receiving fresh goods of stundurd grades every day, that are good, and prices are rigLt. Fancy Apples and PeaTM! Oranges, Lemons, Cranberries, Celery, Sweet potatoes, Mango Peppers, New York Cream Cheese. Plenty good Creamery and Country Butter. Fresh Eggs, Fresh Bulk Koasted Coffee, 15, 20, 25 and 30o per pound. Fresh lot Teas, New Crop.

Bulk Pickles, Sweet and Sour. Buy Your Kraut Cabbage this Week. Highest cash price for country produce. Thanking you for your patronage in the past, we solicit a share in the future. 'PHONE 51.

H. E. FISHER. THE GROCER. The Proof of the Pudding Is in the eating thereof.

Our Record-breaking Stove Sale Is the talk of the town. A tremendous success we can supply you. Don't hesitate. Our stock is large. Wonders of the home heater are here.

Come to the DELPHOS HARDWARE CO. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE. It is well to know that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will heal a burn and stop the pain at once. It will cure eczema and skin and ugly wounds and sores. It is a certain cure for piles.

Counterfeits may be offered you. See that you get the original DeWitt's With Hazel Salve. King Bros. tf Leaves Cincinnati at 6:25 td The best method of cler isiog the liver is tbe uee of tbe famous little pills known DeWitt's Little En Risers. Easy to take.

Never gripe. King Bros tf fOH DISCOrERBD A LAST A OUICK A fOH SICK-HEADACHE Dizziness, Malaria GRIPPE OIL GAS. OIL MARKETS. Pennsylvania oil fl.10 North Lima oil South Lima oil 77 Indiana oil 77 Mr. Meely of Wert.

who ceutly tb? canal bank betwer DV.phos and SpencenilJe from the 8 put up a in section i on the MiTer fai at 11:45. p. The Ft. W. A C.

yards, at Ft. Wayne, handled 5163 cars the past week. It is rumored that a new time card will go into effect on the Northern Ohio about the first of November, and it is said that the will run into Lima ios'iad of running over tbe E. A W. from Bluffton.

Material is on the ground for a new freight house at Scotte Crossing. Enslen, Myrtle Oalderwood, Emma Stelnle, Gertrude Banzhaf, Liztie Gengler, Celia Banzhaf, Ella Cramer. Messrs. Thomas Williams, Thomas Myers, Bruce Wilcoi, Joseph Kipp, Arthur Suinle, S. 1 Odenweller, Edward MoDildi, Henry Cramer, Rudolph Kipp.

Geo. N. Leasure'e oratorical ability spreading far and wide. He made a Republican speech at the Leatherwood school house Tuesday night, one at a school house near Wetsel last nig 1. land he goes to Cavet to-night.

It is not supposed that he will do much harm to tbe opposing ranks. Feelings of safety pervade the house told that uses One Minute Cough Cure, the only harmless remedy that roduces immediate results. It is in- falible for coughs, colds, oroup and all throat and lung troubles. It will prevent consumption. King Bros, tf About a dozen canal boats came up from tbe north to day, which indicates that the traffic on the Miami Erie is not slow by any means.

John Sohooley keeps tbe toe path hot running from one bridge to another to let the boats through. Save $10 On Your Fuel Supply. This stove record equals and eclipses that of the largest stores in the largest cities and proves that people of Allen, Van Wert and Putnam counties are alive to the unparalleled opportunity for securing choice bargains. Wanted to "Lick the Spoon." INDIANAPOLIS, 16, '99. PEPSIN SYRUP Co.

DEAR SIRS have been keeping house for five years and are never without Dr. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin. We find nothing to equal it for stomach troubles and my children like it as well candy. One night recently my wife was giving a dose to our baby (H years old) and Nelda (our little girl, 4 years old) oried for some, too. Her mamma told her she didn't need it and then she said "Can't I lick tho spoon?" It is so pleasant to take, the effects are so good, we hate to be without Dr.

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Yours truly, LAFE D. WERTHERS, Mgr. Enterprise Hotel. Sold by W. E.

Plodtng. Mayor's Proclamation HELATING TO THM Two Candidates For the insane asylum saved them selves from the stomach troubles that drive folks crazy by taking Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It is guaranteed to cure every form of Stomach Trouble. Sold by W.

E. Fading, tf Tbe Ladies Aid Society of the Delphos U. B. church will meet at the home of Mrs. Jos.

Clay pool, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A 5 cent lunch will be served. One GtotsHtlief-- 9U1tei Sick PeopI Wett, No porting, pain or the Jomptouon, incrcsat tnt A cure for Depression of nrrvowiaess and all Stovxrli, Liver and Mail for fie t-cttn Nor a tia-n Dr. K. B.

Mauk and Dr. J. B. have eifnibed Mrs. Milburn's choice en candies and pronounce them pure and whol some.

When you crave forawtets, prompts their iv. i.e sure 'o p.n Milborn's make. In stock at all rocetiM and confectioners. Bitter fighting doe? not necessarily abuse or unsavory remarks. Keep your temper.

Work for your party and stand by your con- viaior'X-- work all night and! talk all day if 'Ind it essential to your It will irritate youandcanM but you can find relief for that in Dr. Caldwell'n Syrup Pepsin, which ding. guaranteed by W. E. Flo- tf Don't Sling Mud.

Do not your Talk politics hut don't mad Then to K. store and get a trial bottle of Dr. Pepsin. PERSONALS. Mrs.

W. A. MoDaniel, of North Branch, is tho guest of Mrs. W. L.

Roebuck. F. H. King returned from Columbus, Wednesday evening. Ferdinand Burger left this morning for Lancaster, where be will spend the winter with bis daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henderleiter, of lona county, Mich are gueots of his brother Reuben Heoderlei'tr. Mrs. L.

H. Espy, who has baen visiting her son in Dayton, has returned borne. Mrs. Clendeniog, living about four miles west of town is a guest of her daughter Mrs. A.

Strother. H. J. Bergfeld and H. Wilson were in Van Wert, to day.

Mrs. Calvin S. Brice, the widow of Senator Brice, i ill in her home in Fifth avenue, New York. Her condition is such as to cause grave fears as to her recovery. Ada Jtrmrii- Prof.

Owens returned Saturday evening from bis trip to England and Waes, looking hale and hearty. Take oo substitute, ask for Mrs. Mil- Gold and Silver Supper. Tbe ladies of the Maccabees will give a gold and silver supper at City Hall on the evening of Oct. 31st, 1900, from 5 to 9 o'clock.

MKSU. Potato Salad Cold Slaw Beans Pickles Bread and Batter Cake (Gold andB :1 ver) Fruit Milk Scgar Coffeu Tea. Meats Sole oi lotto 0 On Election Day. HEREAS, Statutes of the State of Ohio provide that whoever sells or away any spirituous, vinous or malt liquors on any election day, or being the keeper of a place where any such liquors are habitually sold and drank, fails on any election day to keep the same closed, shall be fined not more than one ffitfSHTM and And. whereas.

Tuesday, the 6th day of November A. D. IV TO, is such an election day, Now, therefore. I. X'.

C. Bli.g. mayor of the village of within said state, by virtue of the authority vested in tne by said statutes, and in compliance with the requirements thereof, do hereby warn public concerning tbe provisions of said as above set forth and that any violations of the same on said day will subject the offender to speedy punishment. And all officers vested with police powers within said municipal corporation are hereby commanded to close aU places where statutory provisions are violated, and to report to me forthwith all violations thereof. Given under my hand and official seal, at my office in aaid municipal dv of October 8 Cheese Western Rates Reduced.

Greatly reduced one-way and round trip second clasa rates will be in effect from Chicago via Wisconsin Central Railway, to Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington aad British Columbia each Tuesday during October and November. For detailed information inquire of nearest ticket agent, or address JAS. C. PON-D, Genl. Pass.

Agent, dw-tf Milwaukee, Wis. burn's fresh candies and indu'try. help a home tf Helmkamp's meat market is receiv- ng a new roof and other improve merits. For tbe month of October F. H.

Stallkamp A Co. offer six bars of the famous non-shrinking wool soap for toilet or bath, for 25 cents. One of a set of four beautiful pictures with each 25 cent order. to 31 Does It Pay To Buy Cheap? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all right, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; if not possible for you, then in either case take the ONLT remedy that has been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lunir troubles, "Boschee's German Syrup." It not on ly heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays in- flatnation, causes easy expectoration, gives a good night's rest, and cures the patient.

Try ONE bottle. Recommended many years by all drujnrists in the world. For sale by Bros. tf All grocers sell Mrs. Milburn's fine fresh candies.

tf Caldwell'i Syrup Tbe Rath bone Sisters will jive a supper at their hall Friday everting. Supper served from 5 to 8. Admis- including supper. The Gun Club is iodulg ng in at tbe ball park, this afternoon Notice to Consumers. Those who desire to use water works water during the coming six months are requested to call at tbe Clerk's office on or before November 10th, 1900, and make IOT the same, or tbe water will be turn 1 off.

E. S. PETKRS, td Snpt, Delphot Water Works. Answered. Vos, Flower still has the largest sale of any mHirine in th riv world.

Your mothers' and jrrand- rnothers' never thought of anything else for Indigestion and Biliousness, Doctors were searw. and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostrations or Heart failure, They nsed August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and oiyanic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dnll and bad with headaches and other aches. Yon only need a few doses of Green's August Flower, in liquid form, to make yon satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. For sale by King Bros. tf Residence For Sale.

Nice place to live, waterworks, cit- tern, fruit and shade trees. Will at reasonable Call at HERA tn office. tf This is tbe seanon when are on account of croup. It is quickly red by One Minute Cough Care, which children like to take. King Broi tf Do not gst scared if your heart troubles you.

Most likely you suffer from indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what yon eat and givet tbe worn out stomach perfect rest. It is the only preparation known that com. pletely digests all classes of that is why it the worst cases of indigestion and stomach trouble after everything else has failed. It may be taken in all conditions and cannot help bat do food.

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