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The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 3

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Ik 1 i nUOAT EVENING, SEPT. IS. Ammunition Guns, Etc. THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE PACE TliftEB THE HAWTHORNE HUE. CO.

345 MAIN-ST. SUCCESSOR TO B. WORTH R1CKETTS NEW LAMP 9 4 A I Beats Electric or Gas A new oil lamp that gives an amazingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. S. Government and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps.

It burns without odor, smoke or noirfe -no pumping is simple, clean, safe. Burn's air and common kerosene (coal-oil.) i be nV nL ri A 8 0 0 9 AV Lake Chicago. Is offering to send a lamp on 10 days FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in TIE-UP NEAR EDO ON TWO WESTERN HOOPER OEMS CHICAGO. 111., Sept. 15 Striking sh of he CnlcagOt i a a Paul and Chicago and each locality who will help him intro Northwestern, the only big western duce it.

Write him today for par-! a ar 'J" to the peace agreement. ticulars. Also ask him to explain how held conferences with the man- you can get the agency, and without ageruents concerning their return to experience or money make to i work at once. $500 per month. the co-operative plan.

At a meeting-of the Killbuck Farm know Bureau last night, it developed a settlement is the same as ours. many farmers favored the purchase want no misunderstandings." General Manager Walters of the Northwestern said "We expect to confer with men in order that we a if their understanding of the i We WIRED BY STAFF REPORTER grocer. The consideration was approximate-! Creek plant, ly A deed of sale was also filed by Valentine Clark for- the 'sale of real estate in Prairie-tp to Andrew Stefanac. i of the Martick plant rather than building of a new one. the Vice President Greer, of the St.

Paul, said he would confer with the i BANBI. NERVOUSNESS Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand, For Run-Down Tired Out People If yon feel tired out, out of sorts, despondent, mentally or physically depressed, get a CO cent box of Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand, at "Wtnv iner Arnold Co. today ami take the first big step feeling better right away. If you work too hard, smoke too much, or are nervous. Wendell's Pills.

Ambition Brand, will make you feel bettor in three days or money back from Wlmmer Arnold Co. on the first box purchased. As a treatment for affections of tho nervous system, constipation, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, or Nervous Indigestion, get a box of Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand, today on the money back plan. W1MMER-ARNOLD CO. The factory is known as the Wolf shopmen this afternoon and that the! cla m8 that tho world will be road would take the men back at once.

I saved if the number of true converts! JUDGE DAY LOOKS OVER HIS FENCES The men are to be taken back in the order of their seniority among themselves. attains The principal tenets i of the religion are continence a MRS. W. A. SUMNEY FOUND DEAD IN CHAIR chastity.

Ths Bucharest press ox- Other western roads not in the set-! presses ca TM ropardia the rapid in- Itlement seemed to take the attitude' a 8 0 th a ie i that "we are not ittteresed." I Chairman Ben Hooper, of he U. S. Fine FELTS for Fall $3 to $6 Particularly noticeable in our Fall Hats are the splendid quality Felts used. Whether you like soft, supple Hnt or a semi-stiff mode you'll readily recognize the superiority of these. All the wanted shades and blocks --some with contrasting bands.

--Got yours where the gettings good--where quality and value are top notch. HACK-LORENZ A PROPERTY SOLD Mrs. Ward A. Sutnney. 52, was found dead a her 'home here by her She was sitting in a chair when she Death was caused" by heart trouble.

1 Mrs. Sumney was born in Archibold, Thru a deal closed today a business, 1S7t) Her maiden name wag property in Millersburg was sold Emma antz Samuel and William Mayers to John The llusband anfl children sur I vive. Judge Robert H. Day, Canton, ean- I didate for judge of the supreme court, i was in Millersburg meeting with voters 'yesterday' Railroad laboar board, against which i Day regards his political prospects i rike ori inall was directed, as rom i i g. I dared the settlement was a vindica- He is judge of the common pleas clared i tion of the transportation act and inferentially, of the board.

"As a posi- Plans are being made here by the negress, charges that the lUonroc McLJndon, practical efficiency of railroad strikes, also colored, to bring back her bus- I am glad to know-that-the, strike, has i band by laying his hands on her and been ended on part cf the roads," he'anointing her skin was false, said. "It is to be hoped that some The husband had her and court in Stark-co and formerly served ul Llle uuara AS a 031 that county as prosecutor. sbeliev er in the moral right and i claims of Rev. PLAN PIGEON SHOOT Laying On of Hands WALKER NOMINATED FOR Required Disrobing GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA, IS EQUAL TO ELECTION ST. LOUIS, Sept 10 Mary ATLANTA, -15---Getting Marion Students Send Mrs.

Harding Flowers MARION, Sept. 15. The seven hundred students of Harding 'high- school today appointed a committeei headed by Miss Allcu Crow, to tele- i H. M. Rudy Hardware Store for a clay i Plan of settlement can be agreed upon GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN SKIN AND BLEACH FRECKLES The body will be sent to piseon shoot to be held In Mlllersburg where the funeral will he held Satur; a 6 temb er 30 for the benefit of that place.

Burial will be made at hunters. BELIEVES GERMANY COULD PAY PENALTY squeeze the juice of two lemona into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which, any drug will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a' p'int of harmless and delightful lem- Germany is prosperous and, in the opinion of Louis ForUrw, could pay its war debt if it desired to do so. Mr. Forlow and wife have just re- for all the others," Hooper continued. "No extended comment either post prandial cr post mortem is necessary- The place of the match has not yet settlement sustains the trans- been decided upon.

jportation act and theory of orderly A Winchester company marksman, Procedure for the adjustment of labor J. Taylor, Newark, it was an-j troubles in the railway industry, nounced, will attend the match and! "The decision of the labor board stands unmodified by the appeal to give instructions free to hunters. HUNTING TRIP I economic and physical force." "All the questions up6n which the she went to Rev. McLiu. His laying and anointing proces claims, called for disrobing to tfle point of impropriety.

She charges the parson obtained $30 false pretenses. Three Roads Will Refuse To Sign NASHVILLE. sept. is. -The Nashville, Chattanooga and St.

Louis railroad, The I 4 J.V. Aut, A. H-lCfcLU -r buiw tj I J. 4. CU UO.A LJ tj CSli TMTM aa -d Charles Elliott left today on a ten to bring them there.

If they should be trip to their home in Millersburg. "The political situation, of: course," declared Mr. Forlow, "is bad. Food, however, seerns to be plentiful in; on bleach. Massage this sweetly fra- Germany.

It is scarce in Austria and grant lotion into face, neck, -arms; tourists "are now being advised against! and hands each day, then shortly note day hunting trip along the any time re-cpeaed, river. They, will camp near Greers- CLUB MEETING whiteness of your the beauty and Famous stage lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, complexion, also beauties use this PLAN CO-OPERATIVE and without any spirit of dictiveness or reprisal. The question of seniority that arose out of the! strike has not been disposed of by the The roads is already won. attitude that the Plows Up Watch Lost 20 Years; Still Runs Woman's Fortnightly Club, of i settlement, as neither party yields its Millersburg, will hold its first meeting position but tho matter is referred to i of the club season next Monday, even- a commission composed of representa-1 OSBORN, Sept. revenge for his defeat of two years graph Mr.

'Warren G. Harding at tha ago, Clifford M. Walker, White House the best wishes of tlia state in his race for entire school for her "continued tm-nomination for governor in provemcnt and speedy recovery." day's primary, decisively defeating It was also decided to have a Wash- Governor Thomas W. seek- ington florist send Mrs. Harding flow- Ing by one of tho ers a token of the "love all Marion gest.

majorities ever rolled up accord- bears for her." ir.g to prnctically complete n-turjs i er Georgia this With ci ly five counties im? LUr.i.i Uil-i-'ited show that congressional distri't in tu-tc. tolling up a i i give lira 294 unit votjs i while c- l.unn 41 counties with. Iu6 inir to 1-in credit. Walker's nomination ig to clrft.on in The is- of Congressman Upshaw asFiiretl. on the face of tliM u.oi:i.

letuins, by a comiir V'ti- KERKER ASTHMA HAY FEVER REMEDY I GUARANTEED The Kerker Remedy, to which many hopeless sufferers have turned with, best results, is "sold in Coshocton by- Siegrist Williams; Newcomersiown, Geo. A. Beers; West Lafayette, Win. E. Reed.

CHEESE FACTORY i in at the home Mrs lda Hudson. Killbuck now consider-j ing the purchase of the John Martick i cheese factory. 1 If purchased, it will "be operated on LICENSED TO MARRY A Good Place to Buy 0THIN a Bayer md Insistl For Men and Boys I B. C. SENTERI Henry Uhl Steimel, 20, Millersburg, strike." auto mechanic and' Olive Elliott.

"19, Millersburg, daughter of Lloyd Elliott. 15. Percy lives of both sides. Rogers, a farmer living near "This is nothing more cr less than i not ce(1 something bright in the field an adjustment board with jurisdiction np was lowi ng- Picking it up he limited to questions arising out of the "A Little Further Down But to Walk." ft Senate Approves Appropriation For Reclamation Work -WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.

An ap- a watch. He cleaned the dirt off the outside, wound it up and--it "started running. He discovered it was a watch he had lost twenty years ago. i western lands, was approved bv the i senate this afternoon 100 Autoists Wait as Lady Powders Her Nose Sept. 15.

More than 100 autos came to a halt on Grand River-av, at Second Boulevard. More than 300 drivers fumed and who was at the head of the sion, craned his neck to look in the' a roud of 3lis son as lei" Hceman, Son Picks Ash Can for Bed; Father Proud BINGHAMTON. N. 15. Sell Flavoring Extracts Bll roonrr! Etrry home, bo.r Cforert'l TKU- TASTE (ikokollc) coolOnt, (Urorlac tutridi.

Run. bntvlr, lemon, mini, nnitli, ayricoc, intte, prune and pair flaioii. Eur lo K(S! CaMometi bur tflln ii.d iftin riofill in4 Scat 2Sc for m. bottle uul atcnti (IIMC (uror or far Frauds Cropper Co. us cmcAOO PRICE! QUALITY! SERVICE! Found Always at LEAR'S Phone 199 Adams 11 th-Sts.

"Save Our Eagle Discount Stamps" that he He the 0 jeans, in favor of the measure. It was proposed by Senator Borah of Idaho. ilette she shifted gears end Gets Permit tc Build i After madame had concluded been found in Paris the father said: FINE CUSTOM MADE CLOTHES $35 and up HARRIS the TAILOR Unless you see tne nawe "Bayer" on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product pre- drove' Now ani getting proud of him, sleeping in an ash can in' Paris when i More than 100 males waved their he ml 5 ht be with me learning a good y-k-i i a hopelessly, as the string of cars i trade Uld-otyle Log rlouse; inov forward. CINCINNATI, Sept. -15.

Cincinnati's building commissioner open- scribed by physicians over twenty-two ed his eV23 and whistled the other years and -proved safe by millions for morning wben he received a request Memphis Woman Wins At Golf No Shell Game for Him; He Loses $500 POPLAR BLUFF. Sept. Colds Toothache Earache Neuralgia Headache Lumbago Rheumatism Pain, Pain ateward, or erect IO of a log cabin. for the I or tfie Tne apph- contains boxes Dniggists 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaci- dtster of Salicylicacid.

ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI, Sept 15. Edward Kinney, pearl hunter, Mrs. Mel-tin Jones, of Chicago, present' one Ha I5n 5 in a large number Woman's Golf of mussel sliens he the last one not inspected to a bystander for a refused and shell he Cuticura Soap The Velvet Touch For the Skin "These ncw-fansled houses are the was off her usual bunk," he said.

"There's nothing in: Memphis golfer took the world equal to a good log house. 00 lead and piayed a and I know this one will be first sarae ttruout. because I'm going to cut and hew the Oaul was 3 on the champion logs myself" Irn a was Iree under wo- man's par. IQUARMED SINCE WEDDING DAY Arrest Alleged Slayer ROCHESTER, Sept. 15-Frank Limotta.

arrested here for Columbus, was today taken to that city by Detective Edward Kelly, of Columbus. Umotta is wanted on a charge of murder. His Having 2 Wives First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds When you are seeking an investment for your surplus money, the element of chance should be eliminated as far as possible. We believe you are doing so by investing in our high grade bonds. THE PEOPLES BANKING COMPANY, Coshocton, Ohio "Mr trouble made DETROIT.

Sept. 35. While his .1 regular grouch of I was sore I fe for his release from at everyone, including iny TviJe. and a charge of bigamy, Bernard quarreled ever day since the wed- mend, twenty-six, repented in the 'ding. She is a dear girl and I county a bit of midsummer mart- and operations fail to CLEVELAND SrXPOSITION Cms Welcome to All in the Nation's Most ucfiVe Sfafe- Worlds Most Beautiful Models, Pall and Winter Style First Enclosed Car Three Million Dollars in Exhibits Headline Entertainment Grand Concert PUBLIC AUDITORIUM SEPT.

ALL ca J3C him to marrv Ma- know it was my fault. Mayr's Won- ness Rensedy was recommended for Hclkltlte twe atv.rour, pretty my stomach tronblc. and s'ncc taking it I have feJt like a new man. My wife iand I now se It pl awa from hon3e is a simple, harmless preparaaon thai ca sc a Board of Health quaraa- rcmoTes She caJarrhaJ from i3nn. Raymond met Miss HeikkHe.

the intestinal tract and allays the i i "I Wame It on a bit of amnesia. flammation which causes practically by jhc heat," Raymond a3I stomach. and all- says. meats, deluding appendicidft. One dose 1F531 or money refanded.

p.ll. Arnold Co. and druggists ev- Vjlrl ITOm WUldOW on Shoulders of Man XKW YORK. Sept. IS.

Falling from a second floor of homi al East Miss Martha Bame-s, twenty-four. 3and- v1 -rrs the shoiiJders of Huber, of No. -527 East who was passing at that momrni. ihf VOIJSR 1 faJl and perhaps saved from injuo'. both were taJjen to Flower pJt-ai suffering from and lacerations.

After being a'Sended they werr- ahJe 10 go to their Dr. 3eonhardt found the cause of Piles to be internal. That's wliv salves lasting re-1 lief. His harmless prescription, HEM-. ROID.

removes the cause. Money hack if 51 fails. Wimmr.r-Arnold Co. fvers Pond Pianos --Over 459 ettarettonal Instita- Jloas use them. Xcw land Conservatory of Mnr ic uses 3'ond Pianos.

Kurtzman Pianos Used and endorsed by on market over 84 years. them. Catalogs on STEVENSON BROS. Quality Slorc" Stubborn inflammations usually respond to Rumanians Establish New Religious Order BUCK A REST! 35. The Wniie Pigeons is the name of tbc latest religions sect in Ru- The ot tnU or-, Oinimem is primarily inlrrided for the trcaiment skin affc-clions -ind l3i: com ml of itch- ine, it iias sudi a sirong hcaHng action it is highly and widely rwm- a arc-sang for most sores.

wciinQS. etc, Sliced peaches with Cora Flakes! Can yoa imagine iiajUwng so good lo eat early on a morning or for larch aa sliced ptacbea ar.i milk, all-cold and fine and EcUogj's Corn Flakes, crispy and delicious! Eat plenty of KcUogg's Cora Flalws and frait and kao-? the happuicss of feeling sprightly, despite the heat! Corn Flakes are exactly the oi a diet yotj need. They are not only but nonrishicg as veil and T7oaacrfa! for JitUc folks, in particular, because Uiey digest so easily. Be certain lo get Kcllogg's Corn Flalccs in the RED and GREEN package beating the signature of W. 1C, Kellogg, origj- aatoi of Cora Flakes.

tw3 ion net wfcers CtnrVJy brra rcfaMrd to yirfJ to olbrr at CORN FLAKES ElltOCC'S MAS, 8 NEWSFAPER! NEWSPAPER!.

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