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THE CHILLICOTHE DAILY GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1805. 3 THE LION TAMER'S 'PLAINT. THE FLAN OF CAMPAIGN. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest-U.

S. Gov't Report Two Workmen Killed. Chicago, July 9 Jacob Sellers and Andrew Austeretz met instant death Mnniiav while at work on a scaffold in THE DAILY GAZETTE. Published By GEO. n.

TYLER. EXPECTANT MOTHERS We Offer YOU A REMEDY Which Insures Safety to Life of Mother and Child "Mothers' Friend" Bobs Confinement of its Fain, Horror and Bisk. Professional Cards. PROFS.D.& I. LEVITT.

Eye Specialists. Office No. 85 West Main Street. Office Hours from 1 to 5 p. m.

mm pure the rear of a building- at Franklin and Madison fctreets. 1 hey were sixty-tive feet above the ground when suddenly the rope that held up one end of the scaffold parted and both men were hurled to the ground. Their bodies were terribly mutilated. Injured in a Street Car Wreck. Chicago, July 9.

Five persons were seriously hurt Monday morning" in the wrecking- of on electric street car near the corner of Taylor and Paulina streets. Several of the other pa received slight injuries and for a time great excitement prevailed German Editor Dead. Lancaster Pa-, July 9. Frederick VV. Haas, for many year's editor of the Polks Freund.

of this city, and prominent in German musical circles throughout the state, died very suddenly Monday morning- from heart disease, aged 02 years. DEAF" NESS HEAD KOISES CURED. 17 BUSHIBK2. Whispers heard. Com- lortable.

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O. THOMPSON, President, Oxford, Ohio. tpencjth And Hociltlx He Claims that he has been Unjustly Treated, and Should be Released from the Pen. Arthur Spencer, the lion who was sentenced to serve five years in the penitentiary by Judge W. E.

Evans, of this county, for larceny, and who has now served about three years of his time, has broken out again in a letter, ad dressed to Judge Evass, of the court of common Pleas, of Franklin township. Spencer wrote a rather sensational letter to Judge Evans about a year ago, which, for consummate gall. has never been parallelled in the Ohio penitentiary. His latest freak in letter writing is given as follows, he complaining of his imprisonment: "My attorney erred in several in stances. In the first place, he stated that I had, in all piobability, been addicted to dissipation, and had for i associates, people of a dissipated class, who had, in all probability lea me astray.

JNow, sir, this is entirely erroneous from the fact that. an animal trainer who was dissipated could not hope to have control over a wild animal 20 minutes, and as a matter of fact, I have never 1 i for v-mhlino-. hav nnt fm.nh.! a card for ten years, except for iuno cent amusement. "My attorney also said that I had been with small variety troopes touring the country, while the only people I was with were Forepaugh, Barnum, Sells Brothers and Kohl Middleton, all standard parties, with whom I bear a good reputation. "My attorney assured me if I pleaded guilty I would receive the lowest sentence, one year, and under that impression I pleaded guilty, and received a sentence that dazed mp.

Taking everything into consideration, I feel that I have been unjustly treated." Spencer passed off for a white mau while in the county jail, but it was ascertained that he was an oc-teroon and that his mother was a munter of the colored demi-monde, at Wheeling, W. and that she ran a fence" there. Spencer's criminal training was in a good school. The Wish Gratitied. You have often wished for something take the pla'ce of pills.

Now try a 25 cent package of Simmons Liver Regulator, powder. Take it dry, on the tongue, or make it into a tea. It is pleasant to take, and give quick relief Two good recommendations. "I wheeled the baby past a planing: mill vesterdav and she didn't wake." 'Yes; her father snores." For 10 Years I had lumbago and sciatic rheumatism, at Ullla I LJ U1C33 Ul lUiU XII UtU WilU" out help. I T7as worn out, liver disordered, tired and when I began to take Hood's.

Ivras soon mnoh better, and since taking three bottles I have not been troubled with rheumatism. We consider Hood's the bast blood and lier medicine." D. Michigan, fl; six forgo. HmHV PI lie act harmoniously with alvJUU fllli Hood's Sarsapariila. 25c Result in i weeks.

FOR SALE BY W. W- T- Mm ft f3 feggSs I When in doubt what to I potency. Atrophy, SriTif. I'll T)me result fatally. SiK fsi77-? TS Svc TH DEBILITATING AIR OF SPRING CALLS ALOUD FOR A TONIC and" THE MADE FROM THE PUREST AND BEST MATERIALS.

FIFTY LIVES And a Vast Amount of Property Lost in the Storm. -s Dwellings, Fences and Farm Buildings Carried Off. Many Square Miles of Growing Grain Destroyed Report of Damage Come From KaasaH. Indian Territory Traffic Stopped. Chicago, July 9.

It is now believed that the total loss of life by storms the west will reach fully fifty. The loss in property can De piaceu uie minions. Dwelling's, fences and farm buildings were carried off and highway and railroad bridges sweptaway. Thirty of the eighty buildings in Winona succumbed. Five residences, a church and a warehouse went down at Baxter i 1 1 Springs.

Six br.dges went out in Rus- sell countv, Kansas. About Jefferson City, many square miles of growing grain were destroyed. Traffic on the Ft. Scott Memphis railway is temporarily suspended. Reports of damage to property other than above noted come from five points in Kansas, nine in Missouri, six in Arkansas and two in the Indian territory.

Tin; storm spent itself in Illinois. Mii.waikkk. July s. As a result of Sunday night's storm the only reliable means of quick communication Monday morning was the long-distance telephone. The Western Union lines, as well as those of the Postal and the Chicago and Milwaukee Telegraph were prostrated to such an extent that, aside from the telephone, the railroad trains were about the best substitute available to move llie staggering accumulation of commercial messages and press dispatches.

From about 6 p. m. Sunday, all through theniphtand well into the business day Monday, the telegraph officials seemed utterly helpless to straig-hten out the confusion and wreck. So apparently inextricable was the tansrle that matter offered to the Western Union at outside points for Milwaukee aDd other points north, was returned to the senders, owing to prostration of the wires. The situation was a forcible reminder of the results of the great blizzard in New York, in which Roscoe Conkling lost his life and in which the telegraph companies were brought to a standstill, the single avenue of electric communication being- left to the long distance telephone.

Will Do as Mo li For You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irvinir, 111., writes that he had a severe kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains iu his back and also that his bladder was affected. He tried many cn tn 1 t( bidnpv pnrpa linr. without any good result.

About a year ago he began the USe Of lileetriC Britters and found relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure all kidney and liver troubles and often gives almost instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only Mc. for large bottle.

At R. H. Lansing (Jo's, drug store. Probbs So you were iu the Iowa cyclone. At what point did it leave tue towi.y Dobbs It didn't leave he town took it along.

When occasion demands ts use I try De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. I It is cooling to burns, stops pain instantly, cleanses, a perfect healer for scalds or skin eruptions. Always cures piles. F. Sproat He.

How many hearts are you go me to break this summery She. Hearts don't break in the sum mer; it's too warm. They bend. merely RESTORE LOST Y160E My wife used MOTHERS' FR1EKB" before her Urst child bad no cramps was quickly relieved suffering but little no pains afterword recovery rapid. fi JOUNSTONi Eufala, Ala.

t3T8ent by Msll or Express, on receipt of price, tfl.OO per nottle. Book --TuMutnein" uiaileU Free. BRADFIELD REGULATOR ATLANTA, GA. Sold by ell lru jtlotd. B.

O. S-W. RY. TIME TABLE. Trains leave Chillicothe as follows: i rt.m.

fl.m. p.m. 2:32 9:50 For Cincinnati. 5:00 2:: St. Louis, 5:00 Louisville.

5:00 in. 17:00 Daily- tExcept Sunday. For detailed information, rcgardiiiK rate, time on connectim; lines, sleeping, parlor, dining cars. etc. address K- P.

niTIIRAH. Aeent, B. O. S-W. Ky-.

Chillicothe. Or J. M. Cheshri.igh. Gen'l Pass.

AKt-. 8t, Louis. G-11- Warkkl, Ass't Gen' Pass. CinciiuiHti Ohio. THERE IS NO USE TO EE SICK ANI) BROKEN DOWN, WHEN YOU VAN OBTAIN HEALTH AND SATISFACTION ALIKE FOR A TRIFLE.

KNECHT SON, Pure UarjGP Beer, IS THE TONIC! Tru Our Export Bottled Beer. aptner 0 Sprinkler PAINT STREET. AS TMI Leonard Second Street. 6l69HaDl6 Rtfriaerator Order for either Bottled or Kef Beer filled J'romptly, and Delivered wherever dfsirrd. 1' riven will be found Right.

Brewers. Chillicothe. O. How the Seventeenth Will Spend the Week up at Lake Erie The Target Shoot. Col.

A. L. Hamilton left for his home in Columbus Sunday noon, after a short visit here. Col. Hamilton came down to arrange for the encampment of the Seventeenth Iu-fantry O.

N. at Presqu' Isle, the latter part of next mouth. The orders will reaJ that every member of the regiment must be present at the encampment, no excuses being received except that of disability, as vouched for by the regimental surgeon. These orders are issued from the adjutant general's office, the idea being to have all men at camp and make the assembly one worthy of the name "camp of instruction," since there has been no camp of this kind for three years. According to existing arrangements.

Captain Jacob Houk will leave in company with the regimental quartermaster, J. P. Smith, and the non-cominissioned 6taff on Saturday August 18th. A detachment from Company another from the Hospital Corps will leave, either on the eveniDg of the 18th or morning of the 19th, to arrange for the accommodation of their respective commands at Presque Isle. While at camp, a target shoot will be held, and ten men from each company will be selected to form a team.

The teu highest scores will form the regimental team, and the boys of Company will work hard get a good representation in the team. The boys will devote not a little time to practice shooting. A G. A. K.

Ban Removed. St. Loris, July 9. Archbishop Kain has made a decision that removes the ban placed by some priests on Grand Army funerals. Under his ruling members of the G.

A. E. attending funerals may enter the church wearing their uniforms and insignia and may conduct funerals in accordance with their ritual in Catholic cemeteries. The Tresitlent Congratulated. Buzzard Hay, fair 9.

All was quiet and serene at Gray Gables Monday morning. Isot until late Monday morning did the village learn of the arrival of the little girl at the president's summer home and it is the topic of conversation here. Congratulatory messages are being received from ail parts of the country. Fell Eight Floors. Chicago.

July 9. The elevator in the Warren Springer building, 197 South Canal street, dropped from the eighth floor to the basement Monday morning. Samuel Ford and Joseph Lavoye, who were in the elevator, received internal injuries and will probably die. Wholesale Limerick, July 9. A wholesale poisoning case has occurred among the Laurel Hill nuns, sixt3--four of whom partook of poisoned custard.

Two have died and the others who ate of the poisoned dish are dang-erouslv ill. Two Killed and Three Fatally Hurt. St. Locis, July 9. By the caving in of a ditch which workmen were digging for water pipe at One Hundred and Thirtieth and Branch street Monday morning', two men were killed and three fatally injured.

Jealousy's Victim. Mobile, July 9. At Yellow Tine, Alfred Jones, in a jealous rage about a woman, killed Jim Henderson. The murderer escaped. "Heard the news from Ocean Beach?" "No." "Blakeslee's up there, and they say he's engaged." "What! Engaged to be married?" "Calm vourself.

Didn't I say he was at Ocean Beach?" WE GIVE AWAY A Sample Package 4 to 7 doses) of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets To any one sending name and address to us on a postal card. QNCE USED THEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR. Hence, our object in sending them out broadcast ON TRIAL. 1 They absolutely cure SICK HEADACHE, Biliousness, Constipation.

Coated Tongue, Poor Ap- fV- petite, Dyspepsia and kin-dred derangements of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. Don't accept some substitute said to pc just as good. substitute costs the dealer less. It costs you ABOUT the same. HIS profit is in the "just as good.

WHERE IS YOURS? Address for Free Sample, World's Dispensary Medical Association, No. 663 Mala St, BUFFALO, N. cL P. Elgin La wn NO. 70 NORTH HARDWARE RTHUR A.

CLARK. Attorney Notary. Office: P. O. Building-, Union Block, Boom 6.

Yy R- JENNIE E. JONES. Physician. Office No. 70 West Second street Telephode No.

158, day and night. JR. G. E. BOBBINS.

Physician Surgeon. Office No. 88 West Second Bt. Residence: No. 2H3 Vine Bt.

Telephone No. 119. J.w L.ABH. Physician. Office: In Moeher Block, Pain street.

Telephone 28. MEOGENHOFEN. Office Hooks 9 to 10 a. and 2 to 3 o'clock p. m.

Office 183 West Water street. Telephone 139. In addition to his general practice. Dr. Mep-geuhoffcii will give especial attention to diseases of the alimentary canal and geueto-urinary organs, as well as diseases of tho skin.

OHNS GALBRAITH. Dental Surgeon. Office: No. 52 West Becond street, formerly occupied by the lata Dr. F.

H. Rehwlnkle. M. BONN EU BON. Undertakers and Embalmert Office: No.

G3 West Second" Bt. Branch Office: Kingston, O. R. J. W.

DRAKE. Dentist. Office Room No. 2, Ross County Block. R.

6. T. VAPliE. Dentist. Vitalized Air and other Anaesthetics administered in the painless extraction of teeth.

Office: Over the Gillum A 8e-crest hardware store, on Second street, lust east of Paint. OCTOR WELCH. HAB. MI ESSE, M. D.

Specialist. Era, Ear, Nose and Throat. Offick Post Office Building, Room No. 3 Beoond Street. OHN F.

COOK. Architect ani Civil Ekoinhbk. Office Third Floor of the Rosa Countv Block. Chillicothe. O.

JR. W. M. JOHNBON, Physician and Surgeon. Officb and Residenob No.

218 East Main Street. Telephone No. 112. Dav or Nirht. Tli Kye are Hi AVIii.i.iwk of th Soul.

Preserve them ly hnvinu I'loiu-rly liiti'd Klii-iM'S. If your lx'Hd Helios. After mtdiiiK a slmrt time. emiMilt GHftS. M.

OPTICIAN, Of the firm of Henn A- Hayne. Jewelers. Chillieothe, to K. 11. Hopkins Mr.

Haynrs is thorough ami iTHOtiea! optician, a (fraiiuate of one of the foremost optical college in the I'. S. and ues the heft methods known to science. No charce for examination. If classes are not.

needed you will he so informed. All tittitiK guaranteed. Heware of fakirs who call at your door A'ith glasses. After they are gone you no recourse, when you tmd your glasses do not lit. They are not responsible.

you anything hut Good MONDAY'S GAMES. Winners: Chicago, Baltimore, Louisville and Cleveland. 2 3 4 9 8 7 8 9 ..3 1 0 10 10 1 0- 7 11 4 Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 3 2 0 2-11 18 2 Batteries Parrott and Murphy; Lucid and 3rim. Umpire Galvin. Time, 2:10.

Innings .1 2346678 9 BHB Chicago. ......0 0220000 1 582 New York 2002000 0 49 3 Batteries Terry and. Donohue; Meeklng and Fan-ell. Umpire Murray. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 St.

l.ouls. .0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 Baltimore 0 0 I 0 0 1 0 1 Batteries taley and Otten; Clark. Umpire Jevne. Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 .0 0 2 0 0 0 0 9 10 0 0 3 9 2 0 14 11 0 Hoffer and 8 9 RUE 1 0- 6 13 1 0 0292 Batteries Cunningham and Warner; Boyd and McOuire. Umpire Mc Uonalti.

Innings 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9-RHB Cleveland 0 0 00002o2-4 82 0 1 0 0 2 0 0-3 10 2 Batteries Cuppy and Zimmer; Carsey aud Clements. Umpire Keefe. How They Maud. Won. Lost.

Played. Clubs. Baltimore Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia. New York Washington 5t Louis Louisville P.C. .618 .58 .569 .559 .557 .55: .475 .397 .328 34 S3 40 37 37 33 34 32 23 21 10 21 22 28 26 28 26 27 26 31 35 49 55 55 68 63 59 til 58 58 64 59 Western League.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 .1 10 0 0 2 3 .3 010 0 1 1 Innings St Paul Terre Haute. 8 1 9- 8 12 0 17 12 li Xopsfn and Batteries Jotios and Boyle; Roach. Umpire Cushciau. Innings I 2 3 45678 9 RHE 07000000-894 Kansas City. .9 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 14 19 1 Butteries Cross and Harmon: Fisher and McFarland: Ken ting, Hastings and Bergen.

Umpire McDcrmott. Innings 1 234567S0-RHE rjrand Hapids 0 1 0 1 1 2 7 013 18 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-- 5 7 0 Batteries Pally and Zahner; Fanning and Wilson. Umph-i' Sheridan Innings I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II fl Detroit .0 10 0 1 i 0 0 0 3 7 15 2 Mih-kee 1 1 10001000 4 12 I Batteries Whitehall ani Twineham: and Koian. Linpire Hoaglaud. A CLOUD-BURST.

The Town of I. inn reek, Coder Water. St. Louis, July 9. A special from Richland.

sa-s that a cloudburst struck the town of Linn Creek, the county seat of Camden county, Saturday evening-, and the entire town is under water. The citizens were compelled to leave their homes and dash for the hills. The town is located in a valley half a mile east of the Osag-e river, and the water from that stream is backed up into town, while Linn Creek lias several smaller streams pouring" upon the deserted village. It is thought no lives were lost, but this is by no means certain. A heavy rain fell all day Sunday in this vicinity, and it is feared more damage will occur.

Telejrraph ami telephone poles are lev- elea "J- lIle uons in places, ana no communication has been had with the Hooded district since Saturday nig-ht. A Whole Family Poisoned. Locisvillk, July 9. News from Owensboro says: Tyrotoxicon poisoning again made its appearance in this city. P'ive members of the family of John G.

Dilker were made ill by impure ice cream. None of them were seriously however, and all are able to be up Monday except Mrs. Dilker. Only one week ago eisrht per- sous were made violently ill from the same cause. Panic on a Steamboat.

Vaxceburg. July 9. Durin the storm Monday afternoon, the steamer Reliance was nearly over turned near Quincy. The tiller rope was broken, and the boat could not be manajred for some time. Passengers became greatly frightened.

The boat was finally landed at the mouth of th Kinniconick and the trouble adjusted She arrived here only an hour behind time. Do you seethe testimonials writ ten by the people who have been cured of various disecses by Hood Sa'saparilla? They point the wa for you if you need a good medicine Hood cure all liver ills, re lieve constipation and assist diges tion. "So you lii him?" 'Yes. He did m3 the greatest favor one man can do another. What was that?" He married my homely daughter liocklen Arnica Halve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands uimoiams, ana all skin Krup tione, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfactions money reiunaea. frice cents per box vor sate dv k. ti. sr 4.

Co. GENTLEMEN SUE PMCH IS MOST. CONVINCING 50 Doz. PERCALE SHIRTS At less than cost to manufacture- Shirts worLh and 1.25, at 69 AND 79c. SEE WINDOW SHIRTS REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.

Chillicotbe, July, 9. 8o3- TERMS. TEX CENTS PER WEEK. SPECIAL NOTICE. All notices of entertainments of any kind whatsoever, secular, religious or otherwise, to which an admission fee is charged, or which is Riven for the purpose of cecunian profit or gain, even though it be for charita ble purposes, will be charged for at regular advertising rates- The Daily Gazette wii! be found generon? in its reference to philanthropic action, but legitimate advertising matter mnst and will receive business treatment.

INTO NEW HANDS. The Chillicothe Purchasers Take Possession of the Karshner Railroad and Elect a President. On Saturday eveningMessrs. Marcus Bogs, Alexander Renick, George H. Smith and Albert Douglas representing the Chillicothe purchasers of the Marietta Hocking Northern Railway.other-wise known as the Karshner Railroad, and being all the parties interested in the purchase, with the exception of Hon.

I. M. could not get away from another engagement, drove out to Adelphi to effect an organization. The old board of directors consisted of Messrs. John Karshner, 8 8.

Wolf, D. E. Rose aud Robert Bwinehart, of AJelphi, and U. O-Hunter, C. I.

Newsome and George Hardy, of Columbus. There was enough of them present to constitute a quorum when the parties assembled in the office of the secretary, Mr. Robt. 8winehart, and the written resignations of those who were not present were in Mr. Swinehart's inside pocket.

So, action was speedy. The resignation of the old board of directors was handed in, read, and the old board disbanded, whereupon the purchasers elected a board of directors, composed of all the gentleman referred to as constituting the purchasers, and then proceeded to elect Mr. Alexander Renick president. The organization was not proceeded with any farther than this and no action was taken, other than to pass a resolution removing the office of the Company from Adelphi to Chillicothe. Mrs.

Mary C. Mauley, of West Fifth street, departed for Columbus yesterday at noon, where she will be the guest of friends and relatives for a week or ten days. Rev. H. C.

Sexton and graudson. Master William Brown, of Columbus, who have been the guests of Mrs. Ellen T. Cook, of West Fifth street for a few days, left yesterday their home in the Capital City. Farewell to Eartta.

Master Willie Terry, the infant son of Agnes Terry, of Market street, died yesterday afternoon, after a short illness. Inanition was the direct cause of the infant's demise. Interment occurred in Green-lawn cemetery at two o'clock, this afternoon. The Circloville Fair. "The Pickaway Breeders Association Company" is the long title under which our neighbors to the north sail, in arranging for their fair, which commences July 20th, and closes on the 28th, giving a four days' exhibition.

Mr. Will E. Morris is the presi dent; I. J. Abernetly, vice president; Will S.

Smith, treasurer; A. J. Grigsby, secretary, and Joseph Smith, general manager. Off For Boston. The Baltimore and Ohio South western ran an excursion, yesterday, to Boston, on account of the Christian Endeavor International con-.

vention. Quite a number of persons from this city took advantage of the low rates offered, and left yesterday afternoon for that city. Among them were Miss Sue Lanius, of East Main street; Miss Laura Beall, of East Fifth street; Miss Anna Smith, of West Second street; Miss Ella Floyd, of North High street; Miss Hattie Moore and Mrs. Hollister. At Death'a Door.

Squire John F. Bishop, a well known and highly respected resident of Slate Mills, is lying seriously ill at his home, and death is imminent at any moment. He is suffering from a complication of diseases. His illness became serious about a week ago, since when, two physicians have been in almost constant attendance. Mr.

Cochenonr Explains. Mr. Frank Cochenonr was a caller at The Daily Gazette office for the purpose of explaining just how bis matrimonial ventnre with Miss Jennie Li. Counts came about, and to ask a correction of the statement in Saturday's issue. Mr.

Cochenonr said that the article of Saturday did him an injustice, and that the person who said he left the train on which his bride was, for the purpose of deserting her. was no friend of his, and had perverted the truth when he said the marriage was made against hi3, Cochenoar's, will. As a matter of fact, Mr. Cochenonr said that the marriage was made without the knowledge of Miss Counts parents, and that it was not intended that they should know it lor several days, but, as far as the statement that be married ber perforce, and then ran away to get rid of her was concerned, tbere was nothing in it. Mrs.

Cochenonr would be back to this city "in a few days and they would go to housekeeping, as they had always intended to do. BE FAIR AND FOREMOST IN THE RACE, AND HAVING WON IT HOLD YOUR PLACE, tise for Nervous DWJit-, Loss of Pexnal Power (in either Vai iconic mht-r' from any cause, use 1 Made! scairj, iorfi.oo: boict for fs-oo. With to cur? or refund the money. Address You an Obtain STEELE. DRUGGIST Restaurant PAINT STREET.

CIGAR W. A. McNEILISA 95 and 97 East A Choice Havana An Elegant Key West A Good Domestic Confectionery NO. 39 NORTH The Cold Snap is Over SULZBACHER, Reliable Clothier. HAS A STOCK OF- Bread Bakers Clothing Ready AND Bread Eaters For Men, Boys Children.

Also, Straw Hats and Underwear, Wash Suits for the Little Boys, Linen and Unlined Suits, And Coats and Vests for Men-Quality and Fit the Best. Styles the Latest I Prices the Lowest I WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION to SWEET VIOLET FLOUR, which is one of the leadi ng brands in the market. Every care that possibly can be given is used in its manufacture. None but the choicest quality of wheat is used. We add improvements from time to time in our mill, aiming to keep our flour better than any other.

Mr. Haney, themiller, is a careful, scientific and practical man, there being: no better miller in Southern Ohio. We claim for SWEET VIOLET FLOUR Superiority and Uniformity of Quality. Try it once, and you will always use it. It makes Rich, Creamy, Excellent Tasting and Nutricious Bread that does not dry out.

If joujiave been using some other brand try SWEET VIOLET. All grocers sell it. We hope our efforts and the quality of the flour merits your patronige. THE MILD POWER CURES Dr. "Humphreys' Specifics are scientifically and carefully prepared Remedies, used for nearly half a century by the people with entire success.

specific ros 1 Fevers, Congestions, Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic. 3 Teething Colic, Cry tag. Wakefulness 4 Diarrhea, of Children or 7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. 8 Kearalgia, Toothache, Faccache 9 Headaches, Sick Headache, 10 Dyspepsia, Bflkrasness, Constipation. 1 11 Suppressed orPainfnt 1 -Whites, Too Profuse Periods 13 Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness 14 Salt Kneam, Erysipelas, 1 hen mat ism, Kbemnatio Pains 16 Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague lft Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head.

39-Whaopins Coach 27-Kidney Diseases S8-Kervoaa Debility 30 Urinary Weakness 34 Sore Thrsat. Quinsy, "77" for HAY FEVER Sol br Dnwirtats, or sent prapaM on receipt of price, rHT IBWJ he Manned), rarer tl. 1e only, wm. Kaltrcm R'vlM. waii.id UUarUBKYsraKB.CO., Ill US KIUU.g.,K.Trk.

Remember, at SULZBACHER' they won't sell hoods, so you are sure to Get Your Money's Worth. HENRY KEIM SON wayionfl 6o. 'MILLERS, CHILLICOTHE, OHIO..