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BOYS'
A splendid selection in new as well as staple patterns in
cluding blue and tan Chambrays, black Sateens, white
Mercerized and neat stripes and figures in Madras and
Dimity
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KLEINflAIERS.
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John H. Borland, guardlnn of Zcll
Borland and others, haB been author
ized by thc probate court to mortg
age his wards' property.
Frank I". Baer, administrator of
the estate of W. L. Bacr, has nicd
a petition to sell real estate In the
prbbato court. Tho prayer of the
petition has been granted and an
appraisement ordered.
SEPARATE
JACKETS
This season offers somo
very exclusive styles in
Covert, Eton and, Pony Jack
et. ' Jn the Pony Jackets wo aro
shoeing some very pretty
loose and semi-fitting effects
in black, fine checks, plaids,
stripes and plain colors.
While our line Of Coverts is
strong in the new Spring
Styles.
Price' range $3.95 to $15.00.
Rain Goats
Jfo one can afford to miss
seeing our new Srping line of
raincoats in Oravenettes and
silk. We are showing them
in all the new shades tan,
grays, black, invisible checks
Mack and white checked, etc.
Price range $7.50 to $20.
Silk Coats
This is to be the season of
long silk coats.
The line we aro showing in
prettily trimmed long black
silk coats is the strongest we
have ever shown. Made full
and loose.
Come in and .look them over.
Price range $18.26 to $25.00.
J. P. LUDWIC
Marlon's
Exclusive
Store.
Ladies'
THE UHLER & PHILLIPS STORE.
THE NEW SPRING SUITS
100 New Suits and Goats Came in
Today From New York
Our Mr. Phillips has been shopping the great Eastr
crn markets for several weeksj hunting up the
best in ready-to-wear novelties. You can see
them tomorrow. Easter coming early you should
select now. j,
New suit with fitted coat in the new stripes 8i
' checked suitings, also in Panamas and French
, v pefges, very swell, at $15.00, $18.00 and $25.00.
Suits in the Eton style are very effective. The m'ar
, terials are in plain and some very swell light and
t mediumujolored novelties, price $15.00.
evifc.)inesLQij.eparate coats in the new fitted styles
, and also bo?c coats at $t;.oo to $i;.oo.
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YEARS PRIUE FIFTY CENTS.
mothers who contemplate
hoys hlonses along witk
have a look at this line, i
arfr ee with us that it it
make.
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PNEUMONIA 3'
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Causes the Death of Infant &on of
Mr. and Mrs. James Keed.
James, the two months old son
of; James llccd, of J77 lianihart
street, died nt 10 o'clock Sunday
morning of pneumonia. The funeral
services will Jjo held at the residence
th'u afternoon, Kov. B. C. ''riatt
officiating, interment will be mado
at Marion cemetery.
MRS. F. M. ARMSTRONG
DIES OF PNEUM0NM
Illness was of Only Ten
Pays Duration.
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In the Prime of Life the Grim
Reaper Gathers to Himself
a Prominent Lady.
Mrs.. Eliza Amelia Armstrong,
wife of Fred M. Armstrong, died,
at 5:20 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
at her home on the Boulevard.
Mrs. Armstrong was taken ill
about ten days ago, gripal pnoii
monia devclopirg and hor condition
becoming serious almost immedia
tely. On Friday a consultation o
physicians: was held and practically
all hope was abandoned for tho re
covery of tho patient. Mr.,,gl)avid
McMurtrJc, of New York City, her
father, was suumionod last week
when the serious ..nature of tho
Illness became .evident.
The deceased was born m .North
Bennington. Vt., thirty fivo years
ago. .Shu had .lived in tEis city
fur tho past eleven years'.' On Do
ccmbor 22 Inst she was united in
marriage lo Mi 'Annsti-ong. Bo
sides the "husband and father, ono
sou, by a former marriage David
MoMurtriu .Uayl, survives. Her de
mise will bo mourned, by a largo
circlo of friends.
Funeral services will be conducted
from tho home nt 3:00 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, Itov. C, E.
Lownle, pastor of tho Leo street
Presbyterian church officiating. In
terment will bo made in Clarion
cemetery.
"J. P. Menges, the piano tuner.
will bo here next week. Q. W.
Bakeiwlll take your order. it
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T WEEK IN
OURT CIRCLES
Jury Work will be Begun
rfext Week.
FORECLOSURE SUITS
Are Filed With the Clerk of
the Courts.
Receiver of If jlhollarid Preised
Brick Company tiles keport wib.
Court News of Temlpe of Justice
This week promises lo be rather
qufot in Common Pleas court cir
cles so far as the disposition of
business is concerned. Nothing has
as yet been set for trial, but next
yeck jury business will bo taken
up.
The case of Hie Slato of Ohio vs.
Robert Burns, in wh'bb. .Burns is to
be given a now" trial on a chargo of
horse stealing, hn been continued.
It was set for trial on March Cth,
but DcQollcy & DeGcJIcy, his at
torneys, claim' they were unable to
gut ready by that time. Tho cqurt
therefore continued tho matter.
A petition was filed this morn
ing by the Binmey 'Grocery com
pany against Daviu, Amorinc, in
which it claimed that the dofondanC
is indebted to tho plaintiff com
pany ill the sum of $140.33. Ja
coby & Donithcn represent the
plaintiff.
'A reply lo the answer of tho de
fendants has been filed by Copelarid
k BnrLram for the plaintiff in tho
matter of John It. Hill against
Alonzo K. Monnctt and others, an
action lo recover money alleged to
b? due for cattlo which the plaintiff
claims to hnyc sold tho defendants.
Tho rcrply i simply a general de
nial of tho allegations contained in
the answer.
through jits attorneys, Civtssin-
ger & uuthej-y, John ucoi-go Minor
has filed an answer and cross pe
tition in tho .foreclosure proceed
ing of tho Homo Building, Savings
and Loan company against San
ford Adams and others. The an
Hwcr rbhitcs that ,HaiTy and Anora
CrAhmcr, defendants, gave threo
nBlfes'to French Crow for $187.87
(Sftcli1 01 August 23, 11)05, and the
IHvrUHHf (if these noles was scoured
uylii 'mortgage on the property w
'8H'cdUli tho litigation. The notes
WHrHMtsubsequcntly iransforrcd for
a valuablo consideration to John
George'' ilillcr. who asks that tho
court ndw declare tho mortgage
held by him to bo tho first and
best lien agu:tist the real estate;
that it be sold and his claim paid
out of the proceeds of tho sale..
Through his attorneys, Coneland
& Barlram, Benjamin Waddell has
filed a petition :i foreclosure
against Hezekinh Nelson. It is
uveiTcd that the plaintiff lonnel
tie defendnnt $737.30 on Octobor
30, 1003, and secured tho payment
of the note by a mortgage on a
quarter of an acre of ground in
Last Marion. The noto has never
been pa:id and tho plaintiff desires
that his mortgage be foreclosed, his
"property sold and the claim paid
out of tho proceeds.
G. V. Curl, asi receiver of the
Mulholland Pressed Brick company,
has filed with fho Common Pleas
court -his report of rho finnncjal
condition of thq company. His ro
port show the total recoints in
cluding inronoy received from tho
sain of real estate and machinery,
lo ho $10,302.14; tho total dis
bursements amount to $0,013.31,
leaving a balance on hand of $0,
088. ai. The total amount of claims
against the company is represented
lo bo $20,0(108.
A petition was filed this after
noon by tho General Hocking Coal
company against tho barnthouse
Seed and Drain company, In which a
claim (or $109 is set up.
Prosecuting Attorney John H.
Clark this afternoon filed In he
circuit court a motion for a new
trial In his caso against :the county
commissioners and Loren M. Hip.
iher, or tho steel furnituro case.
Clark alleges fourejrrors In the dei
olslon of the circuit court.
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'Eye tested nd fitted .with Klassee '
(urn. AnattnutHybi.'j'iri. LiV.lu2J
Huber Block,- , 2.15-tfi
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Mirrors Re-Plated
,U, by use, the silver has worn oft
the back of your mirror, bring It
lif-re. We make If. good ns now at
little cast.
THH OHL8 DECORATIINQ CO.'
QUK
& hw:dSalvOarbe1led acts lttre- a
poultice) ,Mmir',i antiseptic eitMre.
lyMdfletm, ..for 'ekayped
hands ' and", mi', cut, bursa.
old by Foeken'a Drug Store.
IOE BURNS OF F
House -ef,,, William Bflmeahall
Threatened with Destraetiea
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Tho CcyntrwU,Firo department was
called out' Saturday nftenioon nt
four o'clock lo put out a bad firo
at tho .residence of William Brimcn
Jiall on ilia Boulevard. A small gas
stove, fed toy n rubber tubo, was
the catiso of. tho fire. The tubo
was burned" iki two .in somo manner
ami the gas ignited, burning a hole
i ktho floor and tho firo spread
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jTIio flnhncs atojheir vny through
out tlit tytpei4 "floor of thcchohHo.
Ujrcqtiircd quick work on tho part
mho firo.ilnddics to. save tho liotiso
froinoinplcto destruction.. 4 . That'
unmago to ino ikviso and furnish
ings from firo and water was about
250.
For Rheumatic Stiffen
The quick relief from pain af
forded by npplylng Chamborlaln's
Pain Dalm makes It a favorlto with
sufferers from rheumatism, sciatica.
lame back, lumbago; and deep seated
and muscular pains. For sale by all
druggists,
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Held by Green Camp Town
ship Methodists.
Election of Officers Conducted and
A. If. Carmine is Made
President.
Tho nnnual Green Camp townshln
Sunday School convention of tho
Methodist church, was conducted In
the MothodlBt cdlflco at Green Camn.
Sunday afternoon. Tho attendanco
was very large and an exceptionally
Interesting program was rendered.
Besides a , number of recitations
and orations by different members
of tho convention! Mr. and Mrs. H.
E. Hill qnd.J.'B. Virden of Marlon
gave talks on'Slinday School work.
The convention elected the following
set of officers for tho coming year:
A. N. Carmine, president; Carl Slf
rilt, vlco preSldent; Mrs. Edith
Wolch, secretary; Mrs. C. L: Pat.'
ten, treasurer: .Mrs. .Tnsln nnnA
primary secrcta'ry; IMlth Ruth; sec'.
"""J 01 ino-nomq department; Rev.
E-. A. Twining, secretary of temper
ance1 work an'Uriev. &.' McClary,
secretary of tocher's training work.
MnnZan Pile" nemeaT not un in.
convenient collapsible tubes with not.
ile attachment so that the remedy
may bo applied' at the very seat of
tho trouble, thiia relieving almost
Instantly bleeding, Itching or pro.
trudine nlles. RntlnfnrHnn ,......
teed or money refunded.
"Sold by FlogkenV Drugstore' s
There will ho a call meeting of
PocahontaH lxlge nt tholr hall on
West Rhliroh tlmnl kl. ...i -l
7 o clock.
Slombcrs of tho United Commercial
Travelers and their wives enioved
an unusually pleasant social session
following tho regular work Saturday
oenlng. Tho attendance was quite
large and' tho evening proved to bo
ono of rare pleasure for those who
were rortunato enough to attend.
Piles Cured in 6 toI4 Days.
PAZO OINTMENNT Is Kuaranteert
to cure any case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 to
14 dayi or money refunded. 60c.
' Can be bought here at the
lowest prlcw.,
Good overalls at .. .... 30c
Plain blue and star stripe,
best mado overalls at ..48c
Men's Work Shirts made of
best heavy materials . all.
8ies t .'..-. -,4,1. 48c.
Porduroy Pasts 248('-asd
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Store open.thta evenlnf.
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BY A TRAIN
C. E. Sargent the Victim of
an Account.
INJURIES ARE SERIOUS
But it is Thought He Will
Recover.
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Car StrikeaHlmon' the Side of the
B HeacT, Cutting- lis Face and
I Rendering Him.UncoBicJous,
C. E. Sargent, loca.1 freight
ngent of, tho Hocking Valley rail
road was the victim of a scrims ac
cident occurring in tho local yard
at 5:15 o'clock Snturdny eveuing.
When walking between the two
tracks returning from tho north
yards where ho had been looking
after tho movement of somo cars
when Marion turn freight engine
No. 202 with u cut of cars over
took him, striking him, down.
The engine, in clmrgo of Engi
neer Pk'gctt was backing through
the yards, running on tho west
switching track, "ill. Sargent, un
conscious of any danger, was walk
Jug between the tracks but tew neau
tm switch Jrails to bo clear of the
inirs. Tho comer of a renr car
struck, him on tho head, over the
right' temple, throwing h)in a dis
tance of several feet and render
ing him unconscious. He was has
tily removed to thu freight office
uiid Dr. Carl V. Sawyer, Jr., was
.summoned and Inter had him ro
moved to tho Sauitorium.
iTho physiliinns examination dl?
elivcd that, he had sustained a deep
gash, or scalp wound over tho right
temple, nlfco serious bruises and
scratches on tho .left sido of the
l'nco where his Hicad had plowed
into the cinders. Ho nlso sustained
n number of body bruises. The
physic.'tins think that the skull
was not fractured and that unless
uuforsccn complications, set in, he
will recover.
Mr. Sargont is pnablc to tell
anything of the accident. He says
that ho docs not remember of even
hearing the train nnd that ho
didn't have nny ilea how ho wns
hurt until it was disclosed by the
f lnilimnt aftntnrniOo
rri I' V '
xuo irom crow .says mat they
did not sec him uuTil quitp upon
hiin and then Sit appeared ns though
ho was clear of tho cars. Although
hnviinr spent two .ivcrv i-nMou
nightK, hi condition is much 1m.
proved today nnd the awm is very
hopeful.
Dance tomorrow night for tho two.
step club In Schwlngar's. hall, it
INSTANTLY KILLED
Section Forman at toreit, Run
Down by Paiseiger Train.
Q. W. Webb, of tho Boulevard.
rrturned this afternoon from Forest,
Ohio, and reported that Pennsylvania
section boss Charles Maloch of that
pIbco was Instantly klled by Penn
sylvania mall train flo. 18 at 10
o'clock this morning. Maloch was
looking after tho placoment of cars,
when he stopped on tho ra3 In front
of tho train, meeting with instant
death. Ho was qulfo well kniwn
here, having heon at ono time em
ployed In local railroad circles.
Bee's Laxative Coun, Syrup con.
talnlng Honey and Tar,-is especially
appropriate for children, no opiates or
poisons or any character, conforms
to the conditions of the National
Pure Food and Drug Law, June 30,
1906. For Croup, Whooping Cough,
etc. It expels Coughs and Colds bv
gently moving the bowels. Guars
eed. ,!
Sold by Flockcn's Drug Store.
LAST SAD RITES
ARE PERFORMED
Remains of J. F. -McNeal
are Laid to Rest.
Simple aad Appropriate Service!
were Held at the Bone
, w . rTJkis. Altera wa,. ,
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Sfmi)Hci'yjubsOfniva'3 veni-i dossI-'
blc, marked wJio funeral sorvioos
over tho rcBmuisM J. F. McNeal,
which wore hehl this nftornooti at
three o'clock at te late rwldpnco
of the deceased on West Center,
streot.
TIiq funeral wiw nrobablv ono C
Iho largest that has secured hi to
city for some time,
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TflB WANIK
EASTER aOWNS
. An early Easter means early
great preparations in the Dress Goods section for the Easter
business. Beautiful Spring Fabrics in the soft, light weaves,
in the most select and exclusive patterns arc here, with the
up-to-date trimmings, all-over Netts, Braids, Laces, Venice
bands and all-overs. ,
36-in Hklf
Every spring
Wool Crepe shade in this
ClOth, " practical fab
ric. It has
the effect of the most
-25c
expensive goods .
36-in. All This voile-like
Wool Ttmlte. weave is des
tined to be one of
the season's- greatest
sellers. Every shade
50c
46-ln. Chiffon Soft as a voile
PantmtS. but of a firmer
texture. The
correct weave for an 7Ea
Eton Jacket Suit Jb
PRIESTLEY BLACKS
The spring line of these
matchless blacks is ready.
Plain Voiles
Checked Voiles
ShatVw PUMs in Voiles
Taffeta Uaspatakle
Chiffon Panamas
Crepe Voiles
This Store Is in
Warner &
friends of tho deceased paying n
liust tribute.
Floral offerings were very num
erous nnd magnificent. From all
over the state . nnd from many
jwinlH throughout the United -States
floral designs were sent by friends.
The services- were conducted by
Rev. George' M."Rourkc, .pastor of,
the Fiist Presbyterian church and'
OBT THE CASH HABIT. - OPEN THIS ElVKNINQ
MATCH THESE PRICES
GOOD ALL THIS WEEK. '
6c Apron Ginghams..- 4c nor yl
Hill's Muslin, bleached or half.leached.-..9c wyar!
t t Limit to yards. (
5c Torchon Laces c nor vard
Men's 50c Dreis Shirts ..."..: 55c
4.
NEW YORK STORE
MONEY IS BEING
ONE TAKING
OUR THIRD
Best AH Wool
Carpets
$1.25 Velvet
Carpets
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$1.25 Asminster I Itfl
Carpets , $ ,00
Room. Size Brussels di I A aa
. $ 1 0.00
9x12 Axminster etnin aa
$20.00
A big line of Wilton and Body
Brussels Rugs, and you will find the
prices lower than you expect.
A big shipment of Lace Curtains
are in and marked, the patterns are
new. .
Linoleums, a new spring line at
old prices. ''"
Come to the sale. No trouble to
make money he're.
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purchases. We have trtade
Shadow Cheeked In the spring
Vellee. j '..'UotoHtogs.
The most
vi a 1.
$!
exquisite effects of all .
the new goods, -r.--!
Melrote 46 inches wide hi
Voiles. the light shadings1"
with ii
slight crepe effect-.
90c
The Wool Very popular, iri'i;
Ttffetas. colors as. Well as
black. ! QC
46 inches wide- OliZU
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Silk In exclusive dress
Voiles, patterns. Grays,
Kcsedas,
Heliotropes -.J.,
$1.50
Silk Wary Taraaso
Silk Warp Eniera
Tamiso Nahair
Checked Voiles
Crepo do Paris
Crepo do Chile.
Its Spring Dress.-
Edwards
Rev. 'C. E. Lownlo, pastor
of,
the Lee Street Prpsbytorian church
The pall bearers woro Frank Salter,
William E. Scoficld, B. Durfce.
John E. Wnddoll, S. E. DoWolfet
and William Fies. ?
Following tho ' services nt- tlie
home tho remains' were interred in
tho' family -lot at Mario)i Ccmc-
tcry
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