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THE DAILY SCIOTO GAZETTE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1902. 5. SYRUPor RiGS NEVER IMITATES An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxative principles plants known to be medicinally laxative and them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxative, clears th.

system effectually, dispelling cold readaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and stance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver bowels, without weakening irritating them, make it the ideal or laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used. as they are pleasant to taste, but the medicinal qualities of and the remedy are obtained from senna other aromatic plants, by a method known to the CALIFORNIA FIG beneficial SYRUP Co. only.

In order to get its effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. LOUISVILLE, NEW YORK, N. Y. BAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

A A A For sale by all Druggists. -Price 50c. per bottle Little Child Buried. The funeral services of little Irene Highland were held Wednesday afterncon. The many floral designs around the casket showed how well beloved the little girl had become to her many friends.

Harry Hamm, Henry Hamm, Andrew Orth and Frank Sewards acted as pall bearers, while George Hamm, Otto Orth, Thomas Sewards, Gortrude Hamm, Bertha Orth, Rose Sewards and Lulu Kuhn were flower bearers. A Little Re-union Mrs. Mary Sears of Caldwell street and daughter Mrs. F. M.

Nichols expect ti leave to-morrow for Columbus where they will spend several days as the guests of Misses Ada, Marian and Anna Nichols, all of whom are attending the Ohio State University. Marriage Licenses. John Griffet, age 26 years, mental faience doctor, Edwardshurg, and Bessie Hancher, age 19 years, at home, Clarksburg. Purchased Livery Stable. James F.

Taylor, of Greenup, has purchased the livery business of L. D. Urton, on East Second street. Spent the Winter. Mrs.

Mary Fels, who has been spending the winter in Columbus, with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Leister, returned this week to' her home on East Water street. Special Meeting There will be a special meeting of the City Council this evening, to transact general business. Muttons Put to Work The wonderful activity of the new century is shown by an enormous demand for the world's best King's New Life Pills. For Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, or any trouble of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys they-re unrivaled.

Only 25c at W. F. Sulzbacher successor to R. H. Lansing and Co.

drug store. Cashier Testifies Gentlemen: -After twenty years of aches and pains caused by constipation brought on by sedentary habits, I have found more relief in two bottles of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin than all of the hundreds of other remedies I have tried, and I take pleasure in giving you this testimony, believing you have the finest preparation made for stomach troubles. Very truly yours, D. F.

LANGE, Cashier Wabash R. East St. Louis. Sold by all drug stores. VETERINARY SPECIFICS A.

FEVERS. Congestions CURES 5 tions, Lung Fever, Milk Fever. B. R. SPRAINS, Lamer we, Injuries, CURES Rheumatism.

C. SORE THROAT tulsay, Purr CURES Distemper, D. WORMS. Bots, Grubs. OURES K.

E. Colde, Infuenza, CURES Lungs, P. P. COLIC, Bellyache, Wind. Diarrhea, Dysentery.

0.G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE. H. H. KIDNEY BLADDER 'SORDERS.

CURES SKIN DISEASES, Mange, E-aptions, Vicers, Farcy. J. K. RAD CONDITION. Stomach Staring Stassers.

Coat. CURE each; Stapl, Oaso, Ten Specifies, Book, At druggists or sent prepaid on receipt of price. Medicine Cor. William John Now York. VETERINARY MANUAL BENT NERVOUS DEBILITY, VITAL EAKNESS and Prostration from Overwork or other causes.

Humphrey' Homeopathia Specific No. 28, in use over 40 years, the only remedy. 61 per vial, or special package with powder, of price. for Hold by Druse or cent pust-paid on receipt 00. deba I I I I I IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

JUST BEFORE LENT. Misses Josephine and Anna Studer entertained the West End Euchre Club in a manner most pleasing to its sixteen or more members at their on Church street Tuesday evenhome ing. This was the club's last meeting until after the season of fasting and prayer. INFORMAL TEA PARTY. Miss Bertha Gettle entertained very prettily at her home on East Water street on Wednesday evening with a small tea party.

At the table, which was most artistically arranged, were seated, besides the hostess. and the members of her immediate family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curry, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed. Haynes, Miss Ellen Curry and little Miss Kathryn Druse Gettle. The cheering beverage was poured in most dainty fashion by the hostess of the occasion. THE LUCKY NAME. Little Misses Arlene Adams and Fay Adams are to be charming hostesses of a "reward of merit" musical, to be given at 2:30 o'clock Satafternoon at the studio of Mrs.

urday Lina Rowe Lewis, on Fast Main street. Both these young musicians belong to Mrs. Lewis' Junior Club. At the beginning of the term their teacher promised that the first pupil learn six selections perfectly should to recital of her own, inviting the give a other club members and ten outside friends beside. This honor fell upon two instead of pupil, and by a strange coincione dence both young ladies are of the same name, though not otherwise reMiss Fay being the daughter of lated, Will Adams, and Miss Arlene of Mr.

Mr. Harry S. Adams. With the members of the club and the twenty outside the charmed cirthe young hostesses will have cle, about forty-four guests to entertain on Saturday, but are quite equal to the task. M.

E. Book Concern in Session. Cincinnati, Feb. -The Methodist Book Committee has adopted the roport on salaries. All bishops except Bishop Andrews are to get $4,750 each.

The publishing agents and editors, W. J. M. Buckley and T. B.

Neely, are to get the same. Bishop Andrews is allowed $5,000, on account of his residence in New York. An allowance of $800 to the widow of Bishop Wiley, and $500 to the widow of Bishop Hoven was made. Bishop Bowman, retired, gets $1,500 and Bishop Foster, also retired, gets' $2.375. Editors Thompson, Gilbert, Nast, Spence and Munsz get $4.000 tach.

Killed by Explosion Akron, 0., Feb. Ford killed, and Joseph Carl and Evan was Thomas badly injured by an explosion in the Robinson, Merrill Pottery clay plant in Springfield township today, by a delayed charge of dynamite. New Members Initiated. The Modern Woodmen initiated thirteen new members into their order Wednesday evening with due rites and ceremonies, at their lodge 100ms in the Odd Fellows' building. Fifteen others have applied for membership.

Those taken into full membership Wednesday evening were Messrs. Clarence Metler, John Turner, George N. Neal, John Roths, M. I. Hilton, Delbert Roseboom, Joseph L.

Sulzer, D. C. Ullom, W. S. Black, M.

N. BI1lings, Anton Pfaff, John Kelley, F. Knapp and William Barnett. From the Sick Chamber Mrs. P.

White Brown, according to her physician's report, is just fairly holding her own to-day. The patient seemed better Wednesday afternoon, but from six o'clock on until eleven, was again delirious and passed a restless night in consequence. Lost Hair It's risky, this losing of the hair. You may not get it back again. When the hair first begins to fall out use Ayer's Hair Vigor.

It will stop the falling and will make new hair come in. And it always restores color to gray hair. My hair came out badly and was fast turning gray. 1 tried Ayer's Hair Vigor. It stopped my bair from coming out and completely restored the Mrs.

M. D. Gray, North Salem, Mass. M. Alf drugglate.

J. C. AYER Masa. BERGMAN BROS COURT NOTES The criminal court will convene Monday with the trial of George Woods for the murder of Jacob Bosley. The principal witness in the case is a white woman, known as Emma Baldwin.

This woman was living with Woods at the time of the murder, and it is thought that the reason Woods killed Bosley. was on account of him being jealous of the old man and the Baldwin woman. After the preliminary hearing the Baldwin woman was held in jail for a while, until her sister came from Middletown and went her bodn, securing her release. Sheriff Devine left to-day to bring this witness back, so that she can be present at the trial next week. PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Atorney Peter J. Blosser filed a potition in Common Pleas court this afternoon for Elizabeth Bogard against. Sarah J. Wonderly, et al. The petition avers that the plaintiff is heir at law to a one-fifth part of 103 acres of real estate in Huntington township, and 21 poles in Scioto township.

She asks that her part be set apart in severalty and also asks that an account be made of the rents and profits of said land. FOR THE DEFENDANT. The case of Rufus B. C. Smith vs.

William Parrett, doing business as Parrett Son, was finished by a night session. The argument WaS closed before adjournment for supper and after supper the judge charged the jury and they retired into the box at eight o'clock. It took them five hours to agree and finally return with a verdict in favor of the defendant. A' SUIT FOR MONEY. Attorney George B.

Bitzer Bled a suit in Common Pleas court this, morning for Blanche Pommel and Alice Murphy, against Thomas Mortimer as administrator of the estate of Mary Mortimer, deceased. The suit is for $642, which the plaintiffs claim is due them for boarding, nursing and taking care of Mary Mortimer from December 15, 1897, until May 24, 1901. Of this time the said Mary Mortimer was bedfast 69 days. ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED. In the estate of Reuben deceased, I.

M. Dyer was appointed administrator and gave bond in the gum of $1,600. Albert Betts, S. 0. Day and Stephen Wright were appointed and crdered to appraise both personal property and real estate.

PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. H. A. Hicks, of Washington, is a visitor in this city.

Mr. L. K. Crump, of Kenova, West Virginia, is in town to-day, the guest of Mr. Charles Erdmann.

Mrs. Mary Manly and her sister, Miss Eleanor Cook, of West Fifth street, expect to leave Friday for Columbus, to be the guests of Mrs. Joseph Trimble. Mrs. Charles Lewis and children, have terminated a pleasant visit with Mrs.

Anna Lewis of West Second and returned to their home in street, Pickaway county. Mrs. Rebecca Haynes and sister, Miss Mollie Cryder, of East Water strect, entertained as their guests this Mrs. R. Hosler and Miss week, Bessie Gray of Circleville.

On the Same Street Mr. Will Dunlap is removing with family this week from his East his Second street home to the old home West Second, occupied until place on by his mother, Mrs. Anna M. lately Dunlap who is now making her home with her daughter Mrs. Taylor of Buffalo.

Have Returned Miss Elizabeth Woodbridge and Mrs. Maria Gostenhofer returned today from an extended visit in Virgiwia an Columbus. Died Suddenly Rivers Jenkins, aged 48.1 a farmer living near Austin, fell over dead in his chair at his home Wednesday, from heart disease. He leaves a wife and seven children. Knocked Down by a Horse Helen.

the Interesting little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Dunlap, had narrow escape from serious accident this morning, and as it is, will probably suffer with a lame foot for some time to come. At the corner of Paint and Main streets. sho was knocked down by horse drawing one of Coppol's heavy coal carts, and the horse's iron shue etriking her left instep, tore ter shoc and bruised her foot severely.

Forcuuately no further damage was done land the plucky little girl went on to school. OF INTEREST in this Great Reduction Sale of Broken NO DECREASE Lot Suits and Overcoats. As the import of this Sale becomes more generally understood our business increases. THE PEOPLE Will Come Where the BIGGEST BARGAINS are offered. Men's Suits and Overcoats AT $7.75, $8.75, $10.75 That are unparalleled.

If you are in need of a Suit or Overcoat come in and enjoy some of the biggest bargains ever known here. BERGMAN BROS. His Stay Ended Mr. Will Sears who has been spending a couple of weeks or so with his mother, Mrs. Mary Sears of Caldwell street, returned to-day from a short business trip to London, Ohio, and will leave this afternoon for his home in Pentwater, Michigan.

THE MARKETS. Chicago, Feb. 76 1-8; corn 59.5-8; oats 12 5-8. Toledo, Feb. 88 1-2.

HOME MARKETS. T. N. Mardeld. Wheat .78 cts.

per bu. Corn .58 cts. per bu. kye 55 cts. per bu.

Oats ..45 cts. per bu. Hay $10 per ton Scioto Grain Co. Wheat .78 cts. per bu.

Corn .58 per bu. Corrected dally by H. B. Harman. Buying Prices.

Eggs 22 cta. per doz. Butter cts. per lb. Chickens doz.

Turkey 9 cts. per lb. Selling Prices. Flour $4.60 per bbl. D.

Auch Co. Onions, yellow $1.10 per bu. Onions, white $1.00 per bu. Schilder Bros. Onions, white $1.10 per bu.

Onions, yellow $1.05 per THEOBALD RYE AND ROCK. Tho Best. Unequaled for colds. Try It. EVERYBODY has a fancy for some special kind of Ink--you can And all kinds at HORNEY CHAPMAN'S.

Clerk's Wise Suggestion "I have lately been much troubled with dyspepsia, belching and sour stomach," writes M. 8. Mend. leading pharmacists of Attleboro, Mass "I could eat hardly anything without suffering several hours. My clerk suggested 1 try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which I did with most happy results.

have had no more trouble and when one can go to eating mince pie, cheese, candy and nuts after such a time their digestion must pretty good. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure heartily." You don't have to diet Cat all the good tood you want. but overload the stomach. Kodol don't Dyspepsia Cure digests your food. Hi.

Lansing Co. W. F. Sulzbacher, successor to R. H.

Lansing James A. Herlihy. 372 Main St. Cold Weather Hot American Baking Powder. A Splendid Combination.

The latter can be had of your grocer. Somewhat Ill. WILL OCCUR TO-NIGHT Miss Sallie Snyder, of the Gazotto, is contined to her home on North attack of illnese. A. 0.

5. w. High street by an Chillicothe Lodge, L. 0. 0.

F. Chillicothe Senate No. 31, K. A. E.

0. A GENERAL LINE of foot wear at Wrong Mr. Wright," at the MaGeo. Bohn's. 90 North Paint street.

sonic. J. FUCHS A Valentine- In a Useful Article of Jewelry or Pretty Trinket Is Always Acceptable Inspect Our Stock 0. J. Fuchs JEWELER EARLY MORN BAKING POWDER.

CLEAN, PURE, FRESH. NONE BETTER. ONLY 30c PER POUND, at The Davis Drug Co. SAVES LIFE Willard, August 1, 1900. I was in bad health this spring and could not eit up in bed for four weeks.

When I was con Oned my child died. When I began to sit up felt so weak and had such terrible pains in back and hips. I had kidney trouble and falling of the womb. I also had hysterical apella. in bad condition when I received your Birthday Almanac" and read the vertisement of Wine of Oardui and Thedford' Black- Draught.

Since April 20th, T'have taken tour bottles of Wine of three packages of Thedford's Black- feel like new person now. can do all my work and can walk out to see any of my neighbors. believe I would have been in the grave bad it not been for Wine of Cardui. IT SAVED MY LIFE. Mrs.

ALICH DA VIS. la well that women are more patient then men. Few men could bear the bitter panga, the agony and distress that women endure. Thousands of women have come to look upon suffering as a duty of their sex. But there are many this heroic fortitude which WINE OF CARDUI renders unnecessary Women need no longer suffer for sake.

Wine of Cardul brings relief to modest women in the privacy of homes. Many of the best homes in this never without this medicine. It cures whites and falling of the womb completely cates these dragging periodical pains. Mrs. Davis' cure shows sively what you may expect you follow her example Wine Cardul.

Thedford's Black. Draught alds Wine of Cardul by regulating stomach and bowels. When you ask your druggist for these sure you set them. It was Wine of Cardal Black Draughe that saved Mrs. Davis' Me.

Never take a For advice A.