The Celina Democrat., November 25, 1910, Image 5

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MERCER
Miss Amy Daughorty vIsitHd relit
tlves at Olinn over Sunday.
Mln Achssh Palmer spent Wednes
day with relative at Mention.
K. Dllboneand wife w ere the truests
of L. Knsh and family, nnar Hook ford,
the flrat of the week..
Ilarl Bolton and wlfn spent Sunday
with E. Willlami and wifo.
Mrs. S. Chlvinirton visited relatives
at Celina over Sunday.
Miss Georgia Williams spent a few
days this week with relatives at St,
Marys.
Lyde Tunis, or Cincinnati, came
Wednesday for a few days visit with
her parents, A. Ii. Till i is and wifo.
Boys) Cirlsl Free Columbia Bicycles
For a little easy spare-time work for
Hampton's Mauazink. Send postal
for wonderful kkkk bicycle offer. Ad
dress "Bicycle Club," Koom 53S, C(i W.
35th St., New York.
Grocery for Sale
One of the best groceries in Mercer
County. In a good town, well located.
Best of reasons given for selling. For
particulars. Inquire at this oflice.
Pure Pennsylvania Buckwheat (lour
at Palm it Millek's.
FOREST HILL
John Andress and family were the
Sunday guests of Jerry Johnson and
family.
Dillon Jordan is reported quite sick
at this writing, as is also Levi Shock.
Floyd Berry and fnmily have moved
to Wiltshire. Good luck go with them.
Preaching at Fairview Sunday whs
well attended, Hev. Shell Johnson, the
new pastor, delivering his initial ser
man to an appreciative congregation.
Mrs. Will Purdy spent Monday with
her parents.
Mrs. Malissa Adily is visiting her
on Albert and wife; at Miamisburg for
few days.
Jess Shock and son Paul, of Colo
rado, and Park Skinner and wife, of
Charlotte, Mich., are veiling Sol
Shock and other relatives in this com
munity. Miss Kdith Bienz visited (ieo. Krugh
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Karl Stover, who is at tho Ft,
Wayne hospital, Is improving very
nicely from the effects of the operation
for appendecitis.
Blind
Mrs. Hllle Tiler, Ravena, Tex., writes: "I
was hlliiii as a but. I used Hut lit- rlaud's Ka-
gie Kye Halve and it acted like a charm. It
cut the scum off my eyes und restored my
slKbt, It Is all you claim and worth Us
weight In gold. 26c a tube.
IIAnBURGERfi OOATE
REALTY AGENTS
TTaua fiir mala nua . Palina C
80 acres of good land, fine buildings,
, well fenced and tlied.
53 acres, with buildings, fenced and
tiled.
80 acres, with buildings, fenced and
tiled.
50 acres, no buildings.
32 acres, no buildings; fenced and
tiled.
41) acres, no buildings, but fenced
' and tiled.
40 acres, In Butler township; good 7
room d wellings and other build
ings. 84 acres In Franklin township; build-
' lngs, fenced and tiled.
100 acres In Union township, fine
i iiji r i 1 : i . i
UllUUIUgM, 1UIIUCU HIM1 uieu.
60 acres in Union township, good
buildings, Ac.
Celina town property in all parts of
the town, upon which we can make
you liberal prices and easy terms.
We are also agents for the Celina
Realty Co. Said company Is prepared
to build upon'eboice lots dwellings to
suit the purse of the purchaser.
(IflUBURGEn&COATE
Office, TTnion Block, above Rlley
, 5rl filth Hardware W tore,
CKLINA.OHIO. 1
OTEEILOl'S BSLE EYE S&LVE
Good for Nothing but tha Eyes
ELM GROVE
Mrs. Mary Kathburn and little
daughter grace, of Red key, Ind., and
Mrs. Alice Cook and daughters, of St
Marys, were Sunday guests at the
home of C. It. Taylor and wife.
John Steele and wife visited with
Fred Steele at Swamp College Sunday
Warren Trenary, wile and sons Kd
ward and Floyd, west of Celina, called
at the W. T. Andrews bomeSunday.
Fred Vantllburg, who has been II)
with typhoid fever, is much better at
this writing.
Kva and Alvera Hole, of Celina, and
Bnrnadena Andrews spent Sunday at
the home of Miss Zorpha Palmer.
Notice to Hunters
You are hereby notified that these Is
no hunting allowed on the late U. W
Wagner farm, in Center and Hopewell
townships, Mercer County, Ohio.
Mns. U. W. Waonkr
Dr. Bell's PincTar Hooey
Will break up the worst cold and
allay throat irritation. This remedy
quickly cures coughs, Colds, Grippe
and all throat and bronchial troubles.
OLD TOWN
Geo. Hendricks and family, of Cell
na; Kl.a Green and wife and Harve
Klchler and wife spent last Sunday
with Geo. Wollam and family.
Berpard Dixon and family visited C
W. Kiley and family Sunday.
Frank TouVelle, ex-County Treas,
urcr of this oounty. for several years a
resident of Medford, Oregon, came here
last week for an extended visit with S.
A. Nickerson and family.
Mable Houtz, of Celina, visited Ursa
Groen Sunday.
Florence Staeger will spend Thanks
giving with her sister at Oxford, O.
('has. Snider and wife are spending
a few days this week with the latter's
parents at Montezuma,
Let your Christmas gift to relatives
and friend i be a portrait of the little
ones In whom they are so interested
It will be appreciated. To secure the
best service and full attention to detail
come now before tho rush. A. W.
CuoN, Photographer.
Beautiful byes
Are desired by every one. If there Is any
lnhttinniation the eyes can not la beautiful
Hutherland's Kagle Eye Halve will remove
the ltinemnint ion and clear me eyes.
Thoroughbred Chickens forSale
Fancy Birds at Rea'
sonable Prices
Hose-combed Rhode Island Reds and
Light Brahma ; bred up to standard marks
and are booh ones. Met fancy Birds at rea'
amiable prices. Call or address MK8.H. B,
t.KMITNYON. Oellna.O.. R. D.No.8.
Phone Don 18, Farmers Line. - 8l-4t
Notice to Non-Resident
Lot or Land Owners.
Auditor's Office, Mercer Oounty, Ohio, I
.November 16, A.U. 1V10. f
In the matter of Ditch Improvement Mo.
641, putloued for by J. H. Leutfera et al
To the Lot or Land Owners and to the Cor
porations, either Public or 1'rlvatt), af
fected by said improvement:
You, and each of you, are hereby notified
that on the lolli day of Movent ber, JUlll, J, H.
Leuaurs and others, tiled a petition with the
Auditor of Mercer Oounty, the prayer of
which Is for the local Ion, deepeuliiK, widen
ing and straightening of a ditch on the fol
lowing starting potui, route and terminus,
to-wlt: Oouimeiiclna In the channel of the
Wai'ash Joint liltcli, In Uruiivllle Town
ship, Mercer Oounty, Ohio, at the south
county Hue of said Mercer Oounty, In Hec
tlon ait. Town 15 north, Range t east; thence
to follow said Wabash Ditch down stream,
to deepen, widen, straighten and relieve
the lands there along from the Hood water
where necessary and practicable, through
and In Orativllle Township and Recovery
Township, said county, to the east line of
the Incorporated villuxe of Ft. Recovery,
Ohio, or to such a point asagood andsutll
clent outlet Is obtained, for the purpose of
relieving the lauds as herein set out, and
there terminate.
Also, for the deepening, widening and
Straightening and cleaning out of a branch
known as the Rear Branch orOorwIn Ditch,
In said Granville Township, from the point
in same where it has been Improved down
stream to where same enters said Wabash
Ditch.
Also, for the deepening, widening and
straightening and cleaning out of a branch
ditch known as the Voiidenboscli Ditch,
from its beginning down stream to where
same enters said Wiibash Ditch.
You are also notified that the following
time and place have been fixed when and
wheite the OommlHSloners of said county
will meet for the hearing of said petition,
to-wlt: At the beginning of the Improve
ment, December 18, lull), at 10 o'clock a.m.,
for the purpose of bearing any and all proof
offered by any of the parties affected by
said ditch Improvement, whether the said
ditch will be conducive to the public health,
convenience and welfare; and whether the
route described Is the best route; and any
and nil objections to said proposed ditch
Improvement.
Any application tor compensation or
damage, or for any change of route, must
be In writing and filed with the Oomnils-
sloners on or before the day set for hearing.
Ho further notice of any proceedings In
!
this matter will be given.
J,1i. MOKKUW,
Auditor of Mercer Oounty, Ohio.
Mr. Morehead, of South western Iowa,
came to Celina last Friday over the
Cincinnati Northern ltmlrosd In ijuesl
of relatives he had not seen since boy
hood or had never met. In (Vlina he
met a cousin, Mrs. Win. Cos to, who
took him to the home of her parents
Mr. and M rs, George W. Brown, well
known Butler township pioneers. Mrs
Jtrown Is an aunt of Mr. Moreliea
and they had not met since li whs
fourteen years old fifly-lhree years
ago. It was naturally a Joylul meet
Ing and brought back many childhood
memories, Mr. Morehead was a vet
eran of the civil war, enlisting when IN
years old and serving for 3 years. He
will leave this week for Brown and
Clermont Counties, the former lioiiu
of these aged pfople, and other parts
of the state.
Jeff Preston and wife, of Bradford
spent a few days this week with rela
tives here.
Hev. Polly spent Huuday with Jos.
Johnson and wife.
Mrs. Neymour" spent Sunday with
Win. Preston and family.
Itaa Beauchamp, Dora Lacy, Nilva
Deo, Orace Service, Kthel Monroe, Ne
lie Ileal, Malissa Moore, Kstlier John
sohn, Kthel Wills and Gladys Preston
spent Sunday with Jennie and Helen
Kitchle.
Itobert Burdge and Mrs. Hay Monroe
and children spent a few days thi
week with Charles Milton and family,
of Richmond, Ind.
Klectra Ballinger spent Sunday with
Klma Hole.
A large crowd of young folk sur
prised OrviHe Monroe at the home of
his parents Monday evening, it being
his 20th birthday. An enjoyaiilo even
ing was spent by all present.
Cal Harrison and family, of Osgood,
spent Sunday with Clifford Preston
and family.
Kuruest Palmer and family spent
Sunday with Charles Burdge and fum
llT.
Forest Palmer, Albert Harrison, Or.
vllle and Willard Monroe, Jesse Poor,
Iteed and Hots Beauchamp, James
Gebrone and Iris Barker spent Sunday
with Vermont Bennett.
Mrs. Irvln Iioel left on the I7th with
her cousin for a visit at Franklin and
Hamilton.
Wanted Man past 30, with horse
and buggy, to sell stock condition
powder in Mercer County. Salary 870
per month. Address 301 Unity Bldg.,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Photos of quality at the Boosz Studio,
Main street. Phone 94.
Tonsiline The throat is one of
tne moat, ueucaie paria
CtireS of the body. It is also
ore i nroai BuouJ(j
be given the beet possible care.
The throat is the gateway to the body.
The air we breathe, the food we eat, the
liauida we drink, all rasa through it. It is
very easily affected by cold, strain, ex
posure, etc., and Sore Throat is therefore
one of our most common ailments.
Strangely enough, it is also one of the
most neglected.
Sore Ihroat is a very serious matter,
for the whole system, is in danger in
consequence of it.
Every Bore Throat patient is a candidate
for Tont-ilitis, Quinsy, Diphtheria and
other serious or fatal diseases, all of which
can be prevented by the timely cure of tho
Sore Throat by the use of TONSILINE.
ii taicen in time a uose or iwu wiu uu it.
TONSILINE is made to cure throat dis
eases and nothing else, it is tiie one
remedy for this purpose sold largely in the
United States. Every user endorses it;
every physician, knowing its virtues,
commends it.
The one most important thing to
remember about TONSILINE is the
fact that it really does cure Sore i'j
Throat. . . 'l
25 cents and 50 cents. Hospital lJ
Size $1.00. All Druggists. L'4
The 20th Century Storm Buggy
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THB DOOR OPUN
rower in front than in the rear, making
horse while facing the vvind.
The front is absolttely storm and rain
under construction. Manufactured by
The 20th Century Storm
Last Trip to Celina This Fall
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The people of Celina and vicinity will be glad to know that
Dr. J. E. DEXTER
The PAINLESS Tooth Extractor, with
entirely New Methods, will be at
Hotel Ashley, Celina, Monday, Nov. 28, 1910
For the purpose of extracting teeth without pain orsleep. Dr. DKXTER
has made a specialty of extracting teeth for ten years, and has made for hint
Belt an expert reputation as a painless tooth extractor.
REFERENCES
Can be given all who are doubtful that the most doubtful can be removed
without pain. He uses a medicine which drlveB all feeling from the gums.
NOW Is the time to have those troubling, aching teeth removed.
Dr. Dexter Guarantees
That there Will be no soreness afterwards caused by the medicine, and that
all nervous and week-hearted people need have no fear. On the last trip to
Oellna the Doctor pulled over one hundred teeth and no failures. No Poisons
or Uocalu are used. A New System PAINLKHS METHOD.
Main ollice, 135 1-2 N. Main St., LIMA, O.
Notice of
Assessment
To All Members of Marion Mutual FIr
insurance Asnoclalion:
The IMroctors have agrci d to make
an assessment of one and one-half pe '
ci.nt. on their assissintnt basis, ami Is
payable between November IS and De
cember 1, 1IM0, slid is payable at either
of Iho following places:
Commercial Bank, of Culins; St.
Henry Bank, St. Henry; People's Bank,
Coldwater; Ft. llecovery Bank, Ft. He.
covery, Farmers' Bank, Chickasaw;
Henry Muellers, Secretary, St. Kosa
(Chickasaw lt.D. No. 1).
This assessment is made lo rover the
losses of Ben Hose, lien 1'ost and sev
era! small losses.
. Alcr. 1M. Kverjr person a lio Insures In till
association awiees and btiuls hliiinclf lo pay
his respect I ve part of all losses andexpeu
ses as demanded by asessment uoilcei
which the Heeretary. fioill tune to time as
ordered by directors and as needed to cover
deltclt. published In one or more county pa
nel s, ami such na inent of assessment must
be made inside of thirty days from date of
publication of assessiiiuiil notice, to the He
retary of Association, If pameiit Is not
made In thirty days, then n penally of yn
per cent shall be added, which penalty and
assesmeiit are now due in thirty days, and
If at the exol ra'lon of this tune same Is not
paid, then Policy Is void until paid and H
reiary shall collect assessment and peualy
by law.
llKMtV GOTTKMOM.KK, Pres't
IlKNItY Mol.LKIl.H, Seo'y.
FAIRVIEW
Mae Marlow visited Saturday and
Sunday with Kstella Key nobis and Al
ta Klchler.
Golda Fast, Floe Webb and Treva
Hitler visited Sunday with Mrs. F.lv
Wllcutt.
Ira Ginter and family visited Sun
day with Chas. I.emunyons.
John Bennett and wife visited Sun
lay with John Youngs.
Tom Miller visited Sunday with
John and Harry Marlow.
Mertie iJick visited Sunday with
Millie Piper.
Floyd Hhoads and wifo and Daisy
Hasis visited with Joe Cains Sunday
Bessie Young and Mae Marlow at
tended the W. C. T. U. meeting at Misa
Icy Fast's Tuesday afternoon.
As a Chrisrrias gift nothing equals
the personal charm of a well made,
well mounted photograph of yourself
made by A. W. noN, Photographer,
CHRISTLUS CARDS FREE
Not Cheap Trash, but Ten Beau
tiful Ones.
I want to send free to every reader of
the Celina Democrat 10 beautiful im
ported embossed, colored Christmas
post cards, all different, without any
ad vertising on them whatever.
I do tills because I want people to
know the high grade cards 1 carry at
manufacturers' prices. If you prefer
beautiful New Years' cards, say so
when you write. All that I ask is that
you Bend me 4 cents in stamps to cover
postage. Address ('. 1. Johnstone
Pres., Dept. 419, Rochester, N.Y.
A Good Position
Can be had by ambitious young men
and ladies in the field of "w irelt s" or
railway telegraphy. Since the 8-hour
law became effective, and since the
wireless companies are establishing
stations throughout the country, there
is a great shortage of telegraphers. Po
sitions pay beginners from J70 to f'.K)
per month, with good chance of ad
vancement. 1 lie national telegraph
Institute operates six ollicial institutes
in America, under supervision of K. R.
and Wireless ollicials and places all
graduates Into positions. It will pay
you to write them for full details at
Cincinnati, O., or Philadelphia, Pa.
Every Body Needs
good salve, and Dr. Hull's Antiseptic
Salve Is the best, ll Is a creamy snow white
ointment. Guaranteed for all skin diseases.
25c. Hold everywhere.
The time of the year is here
when a btorin Buggy comes in
nicely. Are you supplied with
one ?
not, let us supply your
wants.
The 20th Century Storm Bug
gy is the neatest and most con
venient storm buggy on the
market. The door can be open
ed or closed while the front
wheel is against the rub-iron or
in any other position.
The door opens out and back
ward, and while opening and
closing the wing will automati
cally elevate or lower itself
while the door is in motion
The top is about one foot nar
it pleasing to the eve ami easy on the
proof.
Come and inspect the top while
Buggy Co., St. Henry, 0.
Painless
Extraction
Guaranteed
or No Pay
Accepted
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OEiTuiny
tiuy Oklahoma and Clarence Alba
ny, sons of Charley 10. and llrltUna
lliougher. The former was born lirto
ber 'i, IHtl'.'; died November 17, 1010,
aged H years, I month, 'ii days. The
latter was born March 'i, 1IKI1; died
November 10, It 1 (I, aged 0 years, H
months, H days. Their atlllctlon was
of short duratlou, but very severe. ,
Kach expressed a willingness lo go'
home to the dear heavenly Father, tell- j
Ing their papa and mamma not to weep :
for them. Their voices of cheer la
hushed by death, but no doubt are
singing the praise of (lod In the bear- J
etily world, where they are free from j
the enticing Influences and pitfalls of
sin. They will be greatly missed in
Ilia community, the Sabbath-school
ami the home. They leave to mourn
their loss, futher, mother, one little
sister, four grand parents anil many
other friends and relatives, but we
shall all see them again if we are good.
Two little ansels now on IiIkIi.
They hand In hand together roam;
Two links now bind ns lo the sky.
Two fingers beckon us to come,
Lord, glva us strvnath our loss to bear
And lead us In the heavenly way.
Oh ! may w- meet our children there
Ju realms of endless day.
YOU TAKE HO RISK
Our Ilepjtation and Money Are
Huck of This Offer.
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, if our remedy falls to
completely relieve you of constipation
We take all the risk, i on are not ob
lighted to us In any way whatever, if
you accept our otter. Could anything
be more fair for you? Is there any rea
son why you should hesitate to put
our claims to a practical test?
Ihe most sclentillc, common sense
treatment Is Hex all Orderlies, which
are eaten like Candy. They are very
pronounced, gentle and pleasant in ac
lion, and particularly agreeable In
everyway. 1 hey do not cause diar
rlioe, nausea, llatulence, griping or
any Inconvenience whatever. Itexall
Orderlies are particularly good for
children, aged and delicate persons.
We urge you to try Itexall Orderlies
at our risk. Two sizes, 10c and 2"e
Remember, you can get Kexall Kerne,
dies in this community only at our
store The Itexall Store. The itobt. V.
Kiley lirug Co., southeast corner Main
and Market streets, Celina, O.
Dr. Bell's Antiseptic Salve
Is guaranteed for eczema, sale rheum, tet
ter, ring-worm, running sores, chapped
hands and Hps, pimples on the face, black
tieads, barber's Itch, sun burn. Insect lutes
fever tores and nasal cataarh. 2.rc.
Executor's Sale of Reel Estate
IN Pt'KHUANCK OK AN ORDKR QF
I the rrobsie t ourt or Mercer 1 ounty
li lo. 1 will olier for sale at public suet Ion
on the 17th day of December, ltiln. at 1
o'clock In the afternoon, sale to he held on
the premises, the following- described r.'al
estate, situate In the Vllhiite of Celina. Mer
cer i Nullity, and State of Ohio, to-ait :
hVulunlug twenty-two IW' feet south of
the nort heast corner of Inlot Number Two
venty-.ilne I27HI: thence running south
forty-four (44) feet: thence west parallel
with l.lvlnirston street to the west line of
Lot NtiniberTwoNlnety tSUOij thence north
forty-four (441 feet; thence east parallel
with Llvlnaston street to the place of be-
elnnlng. Helnit In the Village of Oellna
M'-rcer ounty. Ohio, and being parts of In-
lots Ntirnliers Two Seventy-nine C!7DI and
Two Ninety CJtsn hs the same are known on
the recorded plat thereof. The street mini
tier of bnlldliiKs sre nuin tiers Two Hundred
Seven IS07) anil Two Hundred Nine I3is.il,
and said real estnte aforesaid Is slttiitteou
the west side nf North Mnln street, between
Livingston street and Fulton street. Maid
lots will be ottered for sale separately and
as a whole.
Hub! property Is apprnlsed at Thirty-sev
en Hupdred (:iei.oil Hollars. I he south
one-bnlf HI, Twenty-two (221 feet of the
above described lot fronting on Main street
appraised at Nineteen Hundred Fifty
1H..0.I10I Dollars, and the north Twenty-two
(221 feet froiitlna on Main strpet Is spnrals-
il nt Seventeen Hundred Fifty (?17ii0.(ii
Dollars.
Terms of sale Pah.
JOHN LEN'TZ.
Executor of the estate of Hov. J. A. Dom
inic Shunk.
D. E. Kelley, Att'y for Executor.
Bertinrd Koiner, Auctioneer.
Public Sale
Live Stock and Farm
1 m p ! e m 3 n 1 s , &c.
The undersigned will sell at public sale
at the late residence of Jacob Ketteurlim
2 miles south of Wabash, Ohio, and 8 miles
north of r t. Kecovery, unto, on
THUS DAY, Nov. 29, 1910,
the following personal property:
mohmkh-'I'wo head, consisting or one
nay gelding ten years old, weight Izou lbs :
one Belgian mare colt 1 year old.
Sll KKP Consisting of 27 head of ewes, 1
Shropshire rum.
HOtiS 6 head shouts, weight about 10"
Donnds each.
i;ok and H A x 2W onsneis corn in crin
and 200 shock of corn In field, about 211 tons
Alfalfa hny. about H tons mixed hay.
FA KM I.l PliE.VI KNTS 1 good Tumbnll
wagon. 1 truck wtigon, good as new; 1 rub
ber tire buggy, I McOormlck mower, good
as new, I bay rake, 1 hny ladder, 1 sleigti, set
work harness, set buggy harness, set of
good lly nets, 1 breaking plow, spike tooth
harrow, 2 shovel plows, 1 fanning mill, 1
gravel bed, 1 mud boat.
Also no head or chickens,
HOUSEHOLD OO0DS Consisting of 1
dresser, 1 chiffonier, 1 book case, 8 beds, 1
heating stove, 1 coal oil stove, 1 cooking
stove and many other things not herein
mentioned.
Hale to commence at in a.m.
Terms A II sums of SO and less cash, All
sums over f5 a credit of nine months' time
will be given with approved security. All
sums over $T) a discount of three percent.
will be given for cash.
HNdrltiP; hKH'ISJIttlSiU
G. W, Florence, Auctioneer,
O. V. Rnnyon, (llerk.
2) per Cent
to Loan
We are the only Loan
Agency in Mercer County
who are now able to close
5 per cent loans.
The records also show
hat the only loans since
May at 5 per cent were
made by us.
Brookhart & Alurlin.
Dr. Bell's Antiseptic Salve !
Good for all Skin Diseases.
i ays
Your Mom
This Offer Is Evidencs cf the Conf.dcnco
We Have in UTe FREE Sewing
Machine
TERMS A3 LOW AS $1 A WCEK
We want all our customers and
l:ln ol tint city to know that wr are
the riclosive arnts of that nhrnoni
eitut master piece of sewing niachinrs.
The r'KI.K rrrrfilly invented by
Win. C. lore of ('liirago. We know
it i the lirst machine, bar none, ind
it it yocr In tune to buy it on terms,
tt low as $1.(1 ) a werk. Altera tlio
Mtyli investigation ol all makes, we
aie willing to back The FKtE with
our uniuuliiird endorsement. We
hclitve that when you know whit we
know about sewing machines,
Sewir.s Machine
will be your choice it ii ourt.
And after talk inn it over we de
cided that the best way to enable you
to rind out it) wonderful superiority
would be not to advertise iti low price;
(if we did, you would be unable to
believe that it is absolutely the best
sewing machine in the market.)
Instead we will offer you The FREE
on 30 days Trial we want you to
put it in your home side by tide with
any other machine. We want you to
test it out, try it on all sorts of material.
Then, if you are not absolutely satis
fied after 30 days that it is the best
tewing machine you ever tewed on,
and the bipgest bargain you ever
heard of at itt very low price we
want you to return it and we will
refund every cent you have deposited..
You will not be out I penny
is, MEE
What Would Make a Finer Christmas Present?
J. F. McGEE,
Keen-Kutter Store
.Main Street, CELINA, OHIO
Danielson's
Swedish Dyes
To bs used with Gsscl-na
The quickest Hinl ensli-st di-ooi'sk for I'y-
tnu Pimm's. lvei, Kltiwers, 1,h(M's. Si Iks,
Veiling. Woolen, Cotton, Horse Hair or
Straw Gontl; lo Gloves, Shoes Butt Ho
Uery without tiiklnir the enrl from plumes
or Injury to I he mo-t delicate rubric.
For siile by tne
R. E. RILEY DRUG CO
FARM LOANS
At 5 percent on 5 Years' Time
With the prlvlh (written In your
mortgage) of payluir nny sum In the
multiple of f 100 nt any timkbih! stop
ping Interest. Will also write your In
terest payable any time during the year
that you desire to pay the same.
JSoother loan agent In Mercee County
ever wrote a mortgage with these priv
ileges. Will loan on first mortg.-iae up to 5fi
per acre.
ED. L. BRYSON, Celina.
Money to Loan on Horses, CattlP,
Farm Implements and Growing Crops
at low rate.
You can pay buck at any time and
top Interest. Business strictly confi
dential.
For particulars call on
Tii3 Celina Mortgage Loan Co.
WVCKOKK BLOCK,
MAIN AND MARKET STH., CKLINA, O.
Look Here!
The Wagner Loan Agency Is
the only agency iu Mercer Coun
ty that will make Chattel Loans
so you can pay them back in
weekly or monthly payments,
or in fitct any way to suit the
borrower.
We make farm loans at 5 per
cent.
We have foO.OOO.OO to loan on
Chattel .Security.
Wo have 1150,000.00 of private
money to loan on Keal Kstate
Security.
W buy and sell Heal Estate.
We write Fire and Cyclone
Insurance,
Ksslnps tstrlrtly Conflitentlnl.
Th3 WAGNER LOAN AGENCY
IftA E. WAONKR, Mgr.
LIA, OHIO
k Lin la
FISTULA
AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE RECTUM
Dr. MffOllan annnnnon to the foftftnlnn tr tlm
puMic tlixt It mukvm realty nf theM iiiuwn.v
n.iU liaa hul itO fan eoniUn xperionc No .,nti
an4 no detention from buamot KUddor, Kuluoy,
bUnvi nd Hkio Dinum And DIioumm of Wnm-n.
HUtTK VIM BOOK ON H KV'i'A L ItlSKANKH iVIUK)
utl iiidorMUusuta at iiaiiaut oura4 KUbliabnd Ofm.
DR. J. J. McCLELLAN
Outlook Building.
44 East Brosd Street
COLfMDUS, b.
Cha
JUS
1
W t mi T-u lo (Wi Th K It Pit lhi Irla
bHu KtttfW UttTt W IM tit Wf tuf you to
that whltt othvr machlnei with rhttraqaara top
havy furniture ar io ugly lor ) kitchea
Tht FkfcK ia beautiful vncuih for tfat pulor
with fta tutactivt Ffcucb let deia and
tfuti-ltta japanuitiB.
that whlla other machine run hard with no
ball bearing or only 2 ten The FK t.K runt
at ilghtlr at tbe wheel of a lutpeadmi bicycle
with lit t uu of Ball fieaiiuis.
thathlle other machine run tlowty with nnle
and baking on account of tbcirloug liuttle.
or elte are always getting out of order on
account of their rotary thunle, I he FB t.. ha
"kattmiU" mtvnunt which make ti !airr
than round bobbin aud simpler than a
thuillt.
that while other mac Mae when broken by ac
cident are ready for the acrip heap The
FREE I inmrsd for 5 years against any kind
of accident.
In thort, that while other machine are full of
annoyance, imperfection and worn Tne
FREE 1 perfect, at mutt ij ftrUct.
Come and are The FREE de
monstrated tomorrow and let us tend
it borne with you (or a month' trial.
SHERIFF'S SUE.
Ktlward B. Keeler, Plalntltr,
vs.
P ter Keeler et al., tlefetidants.
Mercer C'litnniou i'l- as. iiuler of sale No.
si. i'Hue S:;r,r, liorket 40.
Y VIHTL'K iK AN oKliKIt OF SALE
In partition, to me directed hy the t'lerlt
of Court of Common lMeas of Mercer Coun
ty, i ihlo, I will ollt-r for sale to the highest
lildder at the east door or the Coui t-house,
lu I ellna, Mercer Count y, chlo, on
Saturday, December 3, A D. 1910,
At 1 o'clock p.m. on said day, the following
descrlhed real estate, to-wit : Mtuateiu the
County or Mercer, anil State of Ohio, to-wlt:
The east half of the southwest quarter of
Heel lou Thirty-four U4), Town Five (6;
south, Itauge Two lai east, containing
eighty acres, move or less.
Also, Lot No. Two (21 of the subdivision
of Lots Nos. Klghty-iilne (Mill and N Inety tMtil.
Old flat lu the Incorporated ViilMge of Cell
ini, Ohio.
it is ordered by the court that possession
of said farm Is reserved to plalnlllT and de
fendants until the expiration of leaie, be
ing February KH, 1W1.
The elght.v-acre farm described above ap
praised at I7.00.isi.
The lot described above appraised at
(OhO.UI.
Terms Cash.
(ilven under my hand at Celina, Ohio, this
25th day of October, lUln.
A. K. ti KOTH JAN, Sheriff.
P. K. KKNXH Y. Attorney.
J. E. Mallory
Auctioneer,
Phone 3 rings on 12,
ST. MARYS, OHIO
Given npi-elril attention to mlns of Htock.
ftirnilnH lnipltjtnt'n (,h hihI huiisebold goods.,
rrftrrlna lo yenr of experience.
Sntisfactlon KHHrHiiltjel.
Free notice of hII hhIs in St. Mt.rys Lead
er, New Bremen Stern unci Tlie (Jt Una Dem
ocrat. Public Sales
The following sales come soon :
Nov. 25 Henry Good nick, 24 miles north
east of Montezuma, slock and farm Imple
ments, corn In crll, oats In granary, hay lu
mow, household goods.
Dec. I Henry I.utteibeln, four miles
south of Ht. Marys, 8 miles riorth of New
Hremen, S miles est of New Knoxvllle. on
Quellhorst pike, horses, cattle, hay, corn
and farm machinery.
G.W. Haller,
Auctioneer, Mention, 0.
Gives special attention to all klntlsof pub
lic auctions. Stock sales a specialty.
Has conducted sales over Northwestern
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
Speuks Kngllsli, German and I,ow Ger
man. Six years experience.
For reference, 1 refer you to First Na
tional Hank. Mendon, O.
Address or phone mo for dates. 19-2'it
Notice of Teachers' Examinations.
Meeting! for the examination of applicant! foi
teacherc' certificate, for either common, hifh or
special, will be held at the West School Building,
in Celina, on the first Saturday of each month of
the year.
Ezaminationt for pupil who with to trad u ate
from the elementary achool will be held in Celina
on the third Saturday of April and the third Sat-
urdar of May. S. COT! fcKMHN, President;
A. C. ElFERT. Clerk;
J. W. CLIFTON..
Membri of Rntrd of County Emnlnere.
6IHC5!ESTEn SPILLS
DIAMOND
LADIES I
Ask jonr Or.RiHst for CHI-CHES-TER'S A
DIAMOND UKAND PILI.S In Run sndA
Gold metallic boxes, sealed with Bluet 0
Jtibboa. Tin so orari. T)nrryorV
Wruinrlsl ni ask tk,r lll-f UKS-I f it s V
DIAMONU RUANO PII.I.H, lor twrntT-flTQ
years rtR-ardfd as Best, Safest, Always Rrlinbl.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
TIMR
EVERYWHERE
WORTH
rust tu
DR. BELL'S ANTI-PAIN
For Internal end External Pains.