The Salem Daily News from Salem, Ohio • Page 4

THURSDAY EVENING, I THE DAILY NEWS, SALEM, OHIO. APRIL 29. UNDERWEAR. Our north window displays a line of oc. Vests for ladies and children, These are practical goods of their kind, but we are aware that all do not want this kind and therefore have BOARD ORGANIZES.

i Dr. F. T. Miles and J. 11.

Lt'ianiou Elected Officers of the Board I of Health. IliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliia prepared to serve you well with better grades either in sleeveless, short sleeves, long sleeves, or combination suits, in both cotton or wool A Doctor Thinks Salt-in is ilavinjj an Epidemic or Scarlet Fever-Long aiid Interesting Meeting. Messrs. Fountain, Paxson, Baird and Buell were present when the president of the of Best values in Hosiery. Children's 50c.

School Umbrellas. The best Carpets sold for the money and plenty to select from. Better values in Lace Curtains than you have probably seen can be had at THE INFIRMARY. Contract Let For Grading-- Ground Finn Adopted. Canfield, April The County Commissioners have let, the contract for grading 900 square yards for a site for the new county infirmary buildings.

The contract was let to James Thome, whose bid was 15 cents a square yard. The Commissioners have adopted a ground plan for the new buildings, the drawings for which are being prepared- The women's and insane building will be about 72x48 feet the general dining kitchen, laundry, i be in a building 107x60 feet; administration building, 48x70 men's building, 145x48 feet. The drawings will be ready in about three weeks. To the Exposition. The Pennsylvania Company has just issued a neatly illustrated pamphlet of the Tennesse Centennial Exposition which will be held at Nashville from May to November.

ANIMAL ODDITIES. Found Prisoners in Jail. Youngstown, April Police were searching for Michael Fergus and John O'Reagan, charged with burglary, and found them in ttie county jiil, locked up for truancy. Tne lads confessed In the in this city. tore of Hack The cuttlefish, which among other fitrango things always walks with its head downward, docs not chew its foud at all, but uiusticiitcs with UK gizzard.

In the deserts of Arizona there is a h-pe- cics of woodpecker which pecks thu telo- gruph poles to pieces. Tin; bird henrs the huimuiUK Kound and chut HCcts im; benen th the Htirfiice. The seu urchin husflvo teeth in live juws --one in fitch jnw all the live iiiiniediiilo- ly surrounding Tho jawshuve ii peculiar rt'iitnilizcd motion, all turning i a and downward, so that they also act UK feederH. Htnrllsh commit suicide. When one is caught in a net, it itself into many which escape through tho meshes.

In lime each piece becomes perfect, a i a To preserve starfish It must In 1 plunged I a bucket of fresh water hcl'niv it lias i I a the alarm. iM-rsli wafer is i a death to it. Hypnotised by Telephone. Canton, April 20--Edward was hypnotized by telephone here, August doing the work. The experiment "was conducted in presence ot a largo of spectators.

Maue was put to sleep. TiRE PUNCTURES. water is i I i in its ft- frets i i BU-ydes should not lie I ridden mi roads i watered with Sen a i a i tlisil: the spring I'lertions are over can to the serious nf and deride wlmr. make of Mcyele it i buy i year. Detroit News.

There iirn i in the uir Mint tho 1111- tiieralie i i i and tin; ice- a i i siion lie ffirei'd liow their jiroud Hiul a neeUs and resign ihelr high i as targets Tor i i writers to tin.) i lileycle inaiuil'acturei'. i a i i Alueri the meeting Health to order last The minutes of the last meeting had just ueen read and approved when Mr. Jerry Shaffer, who was recently elected as a. member of the board, came in. He at once qualified, Mayor Fountain administering the oath.

The report of the health officer showed one death from scarlet fever, an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of East Fourth street. He said the home had been quarantined. He said that Professor Hard had telephoned him yesterday to the effect that a neighbor had been going to and from the Wilson home in East Fourth street where the child had died of scarlet fever.

Investigation showed that a neighbor woman had laid out the child, but further than that she had not been in tbe Wilson horns which is now under quarantine. The health officer read a letter which he had received in answer to some questions which be baa asked Secretary Probst of the State Board of Health in regard to formaldehyde and what could be taken as a standard for ice tests. The state secretary recommended a certain kind of lamp for the making of formaldehyde gas which is used as a disinfectant. He said that no rule can be laid down for ice tests. He said it would be more important to look at the condition of the pond or stream from which ice was taken, and that there was nothing about tbe place that would contaminate the water.

Tbe report was accepted. Sanitary Policeman Lemmon in his report said that he had served 141 nuisance notices since the last meeting. He said the quarantine sign had been removed from the home of George Holmes in Union street. The homes of J. A.

Jennings in East High street and Mr. Ven'able in East Fourth street are yet under quarantine. Tbe police man said he gone over the follow- i streets i the past week: East Main. West Main. Depot.

East; Fii'oad- ivay, Washington, Union. Woodland avenue, Fair, Park, i a and He said he bad investigated the matter which was reported about ashes and i being de- ited in a heap in the rear (lie street car barn in Ea-t street and superintendent o.f the street car company had promised to have the same cleaned up. The report was OT necessary to make a single claim. JSTo further argument is needed. No statement can be made clothed in any language that will tell a stronger tale of merit than the following public expression from Salem citizens.

It says as plain as day that no other Kidney Pill, no other Kidney Remedy can produce euch indorsement. This is what two Salem people say about DRY STREET. IWEST GREEN ST. MM. Mont.

Smith, 141 Dry ttreet, savs; was tron'oled with kidney disorder, for 3 or 4 years, off and 6u. I bad the Grippe about that time and I tbiak that was the origin of it. The ajmptooiS oT the coin- i-Uint were mostly dull, aching pains in ta-t Dtaall of the back, shirp twinges of piiu when placing uijself in position of stooping or in other positions that caused a strain on the back I also suffered from headaches and dizzy epells which I am now inclined to believe were caused by the ktdceye. Njticing tewepaper account of Doan's Kidney Pills and the ciaimo tlmi were made for then), I was induced to believe that they were ad-ipted to such complaints as I was suffering from, so I procnred a box at Bolger French's drug store, I took them as directed. The result was the head and back ache and dizziness have all passed away.

Wben in the EoormDRp I cot now troubled with a lame, stiff back was often the case before using them. Mrs. Aaron Fliteraft, No 62 West Green says: "I was troubled for several years with a weakness of my kidneys ard a dull, aching pain and lameness across tho small of my back; sometimes it was much worse than other? and I could not do a heavy household work without beiog entirely used up, I can only describe the attack, a-i continuous, dull pains intersected with sharp, piercing ones ncroes my kidceys accompanied with a distressing nriri'-y dif- i fiealty. I reed of some of the cares performed by Dean's Kidney Pilh and in comparing the symptoms described with mine, I concluded Doan'B Kidney Pills would help ras and I fait thrst they were benefiting me and cantinned them, having now taken four boxes with good results I consider them a splendid remedy for the kidneys." Every Druggist keeps Dean's Kidney Pills, price 50c. per box.

Remember the name DOAN'S and don't accept a substitute. I ills III: Illsp will: FOSTER-M1LBURN BUFFALO. N. Sole Agents. Cure dyspepsia, indigestion, pation and all diseases arssirjg from inactivity of the liver and kidneys.

If you are miserable and feel run down, Dr. John W. Bull's PiHs cure you. so 250. Chew LANCE'S PLUGS.Thc Croat Tobacco flnticotc.lOc.Dtaicrs cr Sold by BolRer.t Freucti.

corner Mutu sxtul liroiutwny. HAVE SECURED THE AGENCY The Mosaic Tile of Zanesville, Food Powell w.is present and reported having inspected the tub and meat markets. He had granted certificates of inspection to all dealers except- jJ. R. Chisholm, who runs a i stand, and Trotter A Wilson, meat dealers, who positively refused to take out certirbates for the selling of their The report was accepted The following bills were read and recommended to the City Council for payment: J.

H. Lemmon, X. C. Powell, $480: F. T.

Miles, Mr. Buell moved and Mr. Shaffer i seconded that Dr. F. T.

Miles be reelected health officer and clerk for the ensuing year at the same salary which he has been receiving, The question was put and carried, all members voting aye. Mr. Baird moved and Mr. Buell seconded that J. H.

Lemmon be le- It is adapted for flooring, as well as interior or exterior decorations Unequalled for Wainscots, Hearths and Mantel Facings, Friezes and Panels for Facades of Buildings. Call at office, 29 Depot street, and see Hearth and Mantel Facings erected. T7" TiaTP A TCT -tIDJrO JL i to remove this, luf, overlooked the a ot the geee. The -anitai jiolieeiiian was ordered 1 to seivt? notice on J. Kinjr giving bim three days to abate a nuisance, in the rear of his block at the cornel' of East Mam and ElUworlh streets.

Mayor a i Dr. -I. H. Calvin had called on him and declared that the epidemic that is at in the city, under i nau.e i a measles, i.s nothing nor les than scarlet fever, although ot a rnilJ i'onu. This i a topic for an extensive Tlie health ofricer plained to the board the symptoms of scarlet fever and measles: he htld that the epidemic is a mild form of man measles.

I Mr. Baird asked what board! should do in the cases J. It holm and iison. who bave refused to take out certificates of i 1 spee'ion, the former for selling milk and the latter for. felling meats.

All members expressed themselves as be-i iellie Rhodes, 97 Broadway. a a i resumed Dress- anil a i employed first cla-s ass i a is pr-'i'iivd to "Ut FINE WORK -ox- SHORT NOTICE. PERFECT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED The Dorcas Society vrill continue a Woman's Exchange in the Gurney Block, Every Saturday Afternoon. Very beautiful patterns made to order at extremely low prices, Gall and see them, No trouble to show goods or give prices. DONGES 107 East Main Street.

elected sanitary policeman for the ing in favor of compelling them suing year. All members voted in the comply with the ordinance regulating affirmative and Mr. Lemmon was de- such matters even if the board had to clared elected. bring action against them. The matter Next was the election of food in- in an informal manner was referred spector.

Dr. C. Powell was present i to the chairman to learn what can be and presented his name as a candidate done i violations of the sanitary for re-election. The name of Dr. Hbl- code lenbeck was presented at the last meeting as a candidate for the office.

It and place one in the rear i i i i i iOM was not formally presented again last I Broadway hotel and the other near dollar you pay us for a diamond is represented i eVinn in InnrAr "Rrnarlmav i by a quiverlntc rainbow flash of beauty. Prices night although some discussion arose i llvei 3 sn in lower jpioaaway. might be hieher-areio many places. over candidacy Dr PnnrMl Abe Ressler, was refused privelege ovei h. candidacy.

Dr. iowell to revov6 nigh soil on account of his not a resident of the city and on this I not being a resident of the city, account some members said they could The meeting adjourned. not vote for him. He then withdrew his name. The matter of eiect When bUiotu or costive, Cascaret, the 0 Better Than the for sale ai So all Rinds of jewelry.

F. KESSELMIRE. 71 Main Street. Salem. 0.

ing an inspector was laid on the table for one week. Complaint was recently made to the candy cftthartio, care gnaranteed, lOc, 25c. Five Graduates. Damascus academy and board about a family keeping a flock high school will each graduate five of geese on a lot in the rear of the i students this year. street car barn in East Main street, i Tbe matter was referred to the sani-1 tary policeman for investigation, but which powerful beicg violent.

he understood that he investi- They move the and com- gate the matter of the street car company throwing waste saturated with grease in an alley in car barn. He the rear of the ordered tbe su- forubly bat surely. Yon reguiste the dose--one, or three They strengthen the tores to do their own -fter their movements became regular keep on of themieUea Coal 7cts. ic. at bank, 7c.

delivered. Nut Coal or Run of MineSic. or 6c. delivered. Will furnish building sand, moulding sand aad gravel on short cotlce.

All kinds of home made bread, baked meats, pies, cakes, jellies, salads, provisions, will be on sale at REASONABLE RATES. Proceeds for Benefit of Dorcas Society, All persons interested in the Dorcas Society work are requested to contribute and to have their donations at the room by noon. LIVERY, FEED AHD BO ARDIHG STABLE. FIRST-CLASS RIGS. 30ASHT9 EOSSES A SPSOIALTT.

ALBERT FYEHGUHG. NEOBALGIA cmc4 Dr. At $03. S3 and 35 South Lundy. aud 1'elepn' it.

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