News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 16

I SIXTEEN THE MANSFIELD NEWS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1904. TRUSSES' We can fit you perfectly. Many from $5.00 to $10.00. Exactly Ninety-five per cent of us make field. Why not try and find everything Elastic, Wire, Spring, Celluloid, etc "Ashbrook" ok" Main and 4th Streets.

Drugs Hurried to Your Door. Any phone. people send away for a truss and pay the same outfit sold by us for $1.50 to $3.00. our money and get our support out of Mansyou want here at home. -IT'SAll Wrong to judge the goods before you see them.

Come and examine them first, and then make up your mind. Scattergood Son. Stop that cough! It may kill you! We have been telling you this same story for a long time. Lest you forget, we repeat it again. Lindsey's Honey Pine Compound is positive, certain, sure.

It is warranted. No cure, your money back. 25 and 50 cent bottles. The large size the best to buy, as it contains times the quantity. Sold only by LINDSEY DRUGGISTS Anti-Cold Tablets in boxes or bulk, any amount.

REAT REDUCTION On all Mixed Suitings, such as Scotch Cheviots, etc. Also all a a de A. SCHAD. THE MAN WHO DENIES, The benefits of Life Insurance, and us. sumes that because he goes without it, he is insuring himself may thank his lucky stars that the fool-killer is busy elsewhere.

One can no more insure himself in this way, than he can lift himself from the ground by pulling on his boot-straps. The man who reasons thus is simply asking his family to carry the risk, and in the event of death, bequeaths to them perhaps the unpaid mortgage on the home as a legacy. The rate of interest on mortgages is usually (6 per cent) six per cent; the rate of Insurance is about three per cent, and its payment creates and saves a sum to cancel the mortgage. Should you live 20 years the money is paid to you. "Having to die to win," is one of the mouldy objections to life insurance.

fr is neither funny nor fair. You must die anyhow; why not win, either for yourself or those you love. For the best contract and best results see J. J. KING, Gen'l Agt.

Equitable Life- in the world SURE FOR CURE PILES IT TOUCHES THE SPOT AND CURES Hemorrhoids, or Piles, Fissures, Fistulas, Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. There are many pile cures but none have met the wonderful success of this remedy. Its application is not like others, but is placed right on the diseased parts, and gives almost instant relief. It is convenient to use, cleanly and curative. One box of Rectol is enough for any ordinary case and costs only 50 cents.

WILLM. BARTON -THE DRUGGISTBoth Phones 89 S. E. Cor. Main and 3d Sts.

Closed All Day Sunday. What it Represents! When you sit for a Photograph you want the likeness to represent you properly. When you sit to us we want the work to represent us properly. This is why our imprint is seen on none but the best Photographs, We have, therefore, a double purpose in making the very best there is in Photography, at The Burkholder Studio. Just a few SKATES left at extraordinary bargains.

The Bare Hardware Co. A BASE BALL SCHEME TO PUT MANSFIELD IN IT AGAIN Enthusiastic base ball fans "have started a movement which promises to put Mansfield in the base ball firmament the coming season. A few informal meetings attended by Carl McVey, Ted Routzahn, Paul Sturges, Doctor Burns, W. A. Hambleton, Charles Haag, and Art Walker has resulted in drawing up the following petition to which it is expected that there will be liberal subscriptions.

The petition says: Having been without a baseball club in Mansfield for several years past, and it being again desirable to establish in our city another representative play "The Great American Game," the following proposition is submitted to the fans of Mansfield: First. To organize a base ball com pany which shall be either incorporated or not, as the shareholders may determine. Second. To raise the sum of $1,500 by issuing 1,500 shares at $1 per share. Such shares to be non assessable.

Third. Subsertptions for shares to be payable as soon as the total number of shares are sold and not before. Fourth. Immediately after all THE CITY IN BRIEF: Probated--The last will and testament of George W. Hunt was probated this morning.

From Orville--The Si Plunkard company arrived in the city this morning from Orville, Final Account--In probate court S. G. Cummings, executor of the estate of Saphronia Wharf, has filed his final account. Died Suddenly--David Chaney, of Ashland, who 1 has been ill with inflate mation of the bowels, died suddenly Friday night. Final Account-Benjamin Berry, executor of the estate of Jacob Berry, has filed his final settlement account in probate court.

Pomona Grange--The Richland County Pomona Grange will meet at Columbia Grange hall in Lexington, Thursday, Feb. 4, at 9:30 a. m. Suit for Money--The Hughes Granite and Marble company, of Clyde, has begun action in 'Squire Jarvis' court against A. H.

Idleman for $250, alloged to be due plaintiff. Additional Donations--Mayor Brown reported this morning two additional donations to the Humane society fund. The Sunday school at St. Paul's churen gave $10 and "Cash," $1. Died at Shelby--Charles Bauschlinger, aged 29, died at Shelby Friday after a few weeks' illness.

He was A barber and 1 leaves a wife and two Interment at Bucyrus Sunday, Transferred--Fred Crouse, Janies Fisher and Arthur Jacobs, who have been employed in the drafting room of the Aultman Taylor company office, have been transferred to other departments of the works and will assume their new duties Monday. A Debate--The Sandy Hill Literary society will meet next Wednesday night and will discuss the question ol whether the administration did right in recognizing the independence of Panama. Mansfield speakers will attend and participate in the debate. Will Receive Checks- -The Erie employes have been notified that beginning with this month they will hereafter receive checks for their pay on the morning of the 15th of each month. In case the date falls on Sunday, the checks will be here the day before.Galion Inquirer, Painfully Scalded- Mrs.

Harrison, of North Columbus street, was painfully scalded Friday morning about 9 0- clock. She was carrying a bucket of boiling water when she slipped in such a manner that the fiery liquid was thrown about her head and face. She received immediate medical attention and is resting easily at Galion Leader. Relief--In response to the appeal in the Christian Herald from missionarles and Miss Ellen M. Stone, the late captive, an offering will be sent to the sufferers from famine in Macedonia.

Persons wishing to contribute will please place name and contribution in front door letter box 100 Park avenue west, by Jan. 25. Offerings will be acknowledged in the Christian Herald. Susan M. Sturges.

Admission to Hospital--An application has been filed in probate court, asking admission of Laura Belle Galloway into the Ohio hospital for epileptics. The victim of this disease is a resident of Shelby and 26 years old. Judge Bricker stated an effort will be made to have this woman admitted if at all' possible. The hospital, being the only Ko-We-Bo Canned Fruits Have the real fruit taste. They have been prepared most carefully and are guaranteed to be the highest possible grade of canned fruits that is put up.

Include some Ko-We-Bo Canned Fruits in your next grocery order. Hoover Helt Both Phones 220. West 4th St shares are subscribed a meeting will be called of all the shareholders and a permanent organization, will be perfected as may best meet the approval of the shareholders. The subscription paper is in the bands of Carl McVey where those interested may subscribe for such stock as they desire. Already a great deal of interest is being shown in the matter and the promoters are satisfied that the required amount of money can be raised.

There are strong independent semiprofessional organizations at Mt. Vernon, Youngstown, Zanesville, Newark, Sidney, Urbana, Warren and Canton and it is expected to call a meeting of these towns to arrange a state organization. It is thought that satisfactory arrangements can be made with the Y. M. C.

A. teams and the shop men's league so that they can use the ball grounds on Saturdays so as not to interfere with these clubs. As soon as a sufficient amount of encouragement is given to the plan a meeting will be called to consider future plans. With Mansfield in a state league this summer and with the shop men's league playing ball local fans feel as if life will be worth living. one in Ohio, is filled most of the time and it is often difficult to place patients therein.

Bargains for Ladies. For the next 10 days the prices on ladies' and children's winter coats, suits and silk petticoats will be greatly reduced so as to suit everybody. Mrs. M. E.

Turner, 40 Park avenue west, has returned from Chicago and brought with her a fine line of these garments from Charles A. Stevens Co. Ladies cordially invited to call and examine garments. Remember these reduced prices last only 10 days. Free oyster soup: at Boos' tonight.

Insure with Geo. E. Strock, successor to J. H. Todd.

Office moved to Room 2, Masonic Temple. Insure with Slough Brust. 14 Leading Stock Companies, gregate cash capital, $72,654,959.00. Both telephones. Offices Bird Bldg.

INVITATION DANCE. The U. I. Ciub will Wednesday, Eve. Jan.20,1904, at Smith's hall, Kunz'9 orchestra, seven pleces.

The right to refuse admittance is reserved. Dr. Hart's Pectoral Syrup Is in the lead as a seller and as a cure for coughs and colds and chial effections. Give it a trial. Prices 25 and 50c.

Sold only by HURSH BROS, Druggists. Both Phones. Free Delivery, WHITE CROSS CLUB DANCE Wednesday, Eve. Jan. 27 SMITH'S HALL.

Kunz's Orchestra. Masquerade Wed. Evening, Feb. 10. If you want Something Good To eat remember that is our business.

We keep good things and always fresh. We guarantee all goods taken from our store. Prompt delivery. LANTZ The Grocer. West end Either phone 284.

Vennum Ave. STAR SOAP 25 for $1. With each 25 cakes, we will give a large panel picture 15 23. Box of 100 cakes with 4 pictures $3.75 See pictures in window ofter today. Great AtlanticTeaCo 12 South Main St.

Phone 17 A Delicious Coffee For 20 cents Haveyou tried Sanborn's 20c coffee. Do so and see if you don't think it is just a little the best you ever bought for the money. Sold exclusively in this city by. JOHN E. ANGLE.

South Park St. OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT. The Young Character Comedian J. C. LEWIS AND HIS BIG COMEDY COMPANY IN THE SCENIC RURAL COMEDY Si Plunkard Everything New but the Title Making the Funniest Street Parade ever Carrying the Finest Orchestra on the road.

Sale of seats now on. Admission 15, 25, 85 And 500. Bargain Matinee 10 and 250. Monday, Jan. 18.

Great Musical Event. The Whitney Opera Co. -PresentsMarching Johnny Home When Comes The Successful Military Opera 80 People 2 Cars of Scenery Sale of seats now on, Numbers at 6.45. Cash and a limit of six tickets Order by mail, phone or tele-. graph.

PRICES-Orch and one row of parquet, remainder parquet, Dress Oircle and Balcony, 500, 750 and gallery, 250. FREE LIST SUSPENDED 45 Park Avenue West. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JAN, 20 The Popular Lecture THE EMPIRE of THE CZAR RUSSIA By ROBERT STUART McARTHUR (ot New York.) Dr. McArthur is a great orator, and his lecture a masterpiece of oratory and history, covering a period of twentyfive centuries- so cleverly put together as to be entirely free from dry historio statistics, yet containing a vase number of unique and most fascinating data, liberally seasoned with wit and humor, on his great subject, "RUSSIA." RESERVED SEATS, 50c. Sale Opens SATURDAY, January 16, at 9:00 a.

m. Fourth Number Association Entertainment Course. Bonar Harding INSURANCE LIFE Northwestern Mutual of MilFIRE Sixteen ComACCIDENT ualty Fidelity of N. and 102 Bird Building, Both 'Phones. Try the News Want Column, 3 lines -20 words-3 times, 25 cents.

One cent per word in excess of 20 words. TRADE MARK NAME COLORS REGISTERED Che New Chinese Gnamel For FLOORS, FURNITURE, BATH ROOMS, ETC. Turn whiTE WALK ON IT. Strike it with hemmer, or pour water on it and ect'sf- yourself, that this varnish will not ernes or turn white. FOR SALE BY GLYCERO BENZOBORINE DENTAL.

Is alkaline, antiseptic, deodorizing, non-irritating and therefore exerts a powerful alterative influence upon the mucous membrane. Its use retores the alkaline condition of the mouth necessary for the welfare of the teeth. Our reference--Your dentist. Caldwell Bloor of Perfumes." wird Deutf6 getproden. An Ocean Delicacy with a Sea Breeze Freshness McMenamin's Deviled Crabs Served at least NEED once a week in their natural shells make a grateful change in the family diet, 25c per can with shells.

Lobster, Shrimp, Sardines, Canned Herring, Lettuce, Celery, Turnips, Cabbage and all fresn vegetables every day. Send us your order. STUHLOREHER SON, Vonhof Block, Phone 21. Watch This Daily. The Mansfield Telephone Co.

Placed the following new telephones yesterday. HIll, No 263 Aloved, No 1140 Dowing, No 837 0 Becker, No 1194 Donaldson, No 675 Mrs Jessop, res. No 999 Mrs Joama Mann, res. No 288 Henry Wappper. res.

No 837 Vogele, No 198 904 A gain of 178 subscribers for month of Let us list you tomorrow. Phone No. 1 2 Lowest Rates A Parting Thought On COMBS. We carry everything in the Comb line from the Cheapest to the Best. BLACK'S PHARMACY "On the Square." Both Phones.

88. Main St. We Have What You Want, Vegetables, Nuts, Pickles, Oliver, Oysters, Grapes, Oranges, Hurricane, Moca and Java Coffee. Send in your order early and we will give it prompt attention. Both phones.

C. W. MESSERSMITH 350 Mill Spring St. THE PHENOMENAL BANJOIST James H. FitzGerald -Instructor ofBANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR.

Music Store, 7 Park Ave. West. Pure Pennsylvania Buckwheat. Flour. Second Thousand Pounds Just In.

GEORGE L. BROOKS Cor. Park Ave. East and Bentley, Phones 341. WE SELL GROCERIES At the la vest parasol: marzia.

We de. liver all goods promptly and giva you thing but the best of Phone us your orders and we will do the res. AU, The Grocer, Barr bullding. Street. DR.

H. D. LOWREY, DENTIST. No. 16 North Mulberry St.

REMEMBER We are still giving trading stamps. It you are not saving them begin to save now. Both phones, Bell Main 484, Mansfield 180. C. W.

LORENZ. East End Grocer. Piano and Pipe Organ Tuner, H. W. LINDSEY, Established 1879, Recommendations from some of the best factortes of Boston, graduate of New England Conservatory of tuuing of Boston.

Fine work only in reconstructing alt makes of pianos and pipe organs and the tuning in unison two or more instruments use. Pipe organs by the year a Bell Phone. J. S. Boyd, Hatter Soft, Stiff and Silk Hats Cleaned, Dyed and Remodeled to the latest style.

Straw and Panama Hats Cleaned, Bleached and Re- Bell Phone main 7263. 84 E. Third St. Mansfield, Ohio Musical Merchandise Victor Talking Machines, Records, Needles, Guitars, Banjos, Mandolins, Violins, Accordeons, Trimmings, Strings, Music Rolls, Novels, Sheet Music and music books endless variety, at the NATIONAL MUSIO BUREAU.7 Park Ave. West.

National line of 100 music. Open evenings. SPECIAL SALE of High Grade Pianos For Two Weeks Only. H. CASTO, 1 Park West.

Avenue Prunes, Prunes, Prunes. Now is the time to buy Prunes. 3 lbs 5c 4 lbs 10c Prunes 3 lbs 13c Ree Hive Store 269 North Main. Both Phones WANT ADS. IN THE NEWS Three lines three times 25c.

Success in Life Is due not so much in the ability to make money, as in the ability to hang onto it. We assist people in their efforts to save money. If this matter concerns you, call and see us. Citizens National Bank COME IN THIS WINTER. WHILE YOU HAVE TIME, AND LET US HAVE A Paint Talk with Wewill give you free sample can of Paint to test: and compare, and a color card showing all colors, cost of material, etc.

When the good old summer time comes, you will know what to do. COLWELL HARDWARE CO. Mansfield Phone 186. Sign Big Padlock. 76 North Main Street.

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