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rM1f - FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910 THE DEMOCRATIC BANKER PAWS THftf A K f v r SUCCESS In Every Way Was "May Day" Meeting Of A; 1, U. Held In Pythian Armory f Tuesday Evening Hon. John J. Lentz Of Colum bus Principal Speaker Tolling Of Insurance Feature Of The Order Refreshments Served At Con clusion Of The Meeting Tho annual "May Day" meeting a' this district of the American InBiir anco Union was held In the K. of P Armory Tuesday evening with a larg number of members In attchdanco Tho armory was neatly decorated wltt tho colors of tho order. Tho regular meeting of tho union was called to order by tho president al HON. JOHN J. LENTZ Principal Speaker at A. I. U. Meeting - In This City , 7:30 o'clock "and thirty minutes wen spent In routine-business after which a class of seventy candidates were Ini tiated. The Initiatory degree was exempli fied by a team of twelve ladles and twclvo men from Newark Chapter No. 24 under the direction of Captain H. B. McLaughlin, district deputy. The work of the team was excellent and was one of tho very pleasing parts of tho meeting. After tho degree work was-1 over Mr. II. J. Chappolear took chargo as mas ter of ceremonies and Introduced tho speakers of the evening. Mr. V. H. Thompson was 'tho first fipeaker of the evening and In a few well chosen remarks welcomed tho vis iting members to Mt. Vernon and was responded to on behalf of tho Newark Union by Mr. II. W. Hllliar, who ox pressed their pleasure qt being pres ent. " The noxt speaker of the ovenlng was Dr. Hoagland, National Secretary of tho Union, who gave a brief history of tho work In Mt. Vernon from the time of his first visit horo live years ago when he met with eight members and laid tho foundation for tho chap ter that has now grown to a member;. ship of over 250. Tho principal address of tho even ing was delivered by tho Hon. John J. Lentz of Columbus, National Presi dent and founder of tho American In surance Union. Ho spoke of tho fun damental principles of tho A. I. U., and Drafts on Now Vork and a )ialf dozen other cities for which a nominal chargo Is made. Tho cheapest and best way to transfer money jto your friends or pay bills at a distance. Transferring monoy Is banking busi ness. Transact It at a bank. No chargo for drafts to patrons of this bank. Safo Doposlt Boxes for rent. A safo rate of Interest paid on savings. Can wo servo you? KNOX COUNTY SAVINGS BANK West Side Public Square nhowod how tho best Information ob tainable had boon used to dovlso a plan of fraternal Insurance that would not havo to bo changed as the order grow older and at tho samo time? would not bo burdensomo to thoso who carried InBuranco for a number of years. Ho told of tho origin of tho stop plan of lnsuranco which has slnco been adopted by a number of fraternal soclotles. Tho speaker dwelt upon tho benefits to bo derived from tho frater nnllsm both by Individual and In tho honlo and showed how tho fraternal spirit was founded on tho Bible and wnB tho secret of good work dono by all churchos, societies or any organi zation that worked for tho betterment of mankind In any shape. After ex pressing his pleasure at being present with Mt. Vernon Chapter ho closed his address with well wishes for tho futuro of the socloty. Mr. Lcntz's address was followed by a short speech by Hon. Lewis U. Houck. Tho program of addresses was clos ed with a few remarks by National Deputy II. B. McLaughlin, who has been In this district slnco March 22, and had helped to get up tho olass which had just boon taken in. He told of his work ,tho past fow weeks and spoke very enthusiastically of the prospects for the futuro of Mt. Vernon chapter. After tho addresses wore over tho committee served light refreshments nnd tho floor was then cleared and dancing was Indulged in until a lnte hour when all departed for their hom es feeling that tho "May Day" of 1910, had been a success In every particular. v How's This? We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curer V. L. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. We, tho undersigned, havo known P. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years and bcllovo him perfectly honorable In all business tranactlons and financially ablo to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Waldlng, Klnnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting dlrecttly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free". Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug gists. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. ; , LL From Tender Of An Engine And Severely Injured Bcecher Hlghman, an engineer on a C. A. & C. freight engine, sustained painful injuries in tho yards near tho railroad shops Tuesday evening at ob))ut six o'clock. Ho was assisting tho firemen In loosening coal on tho tender when his foot slipped and ho was thrown to tho ground. The all from tho top of tho tender was a con siderable dlstanco and Hlghman struck on his head and shoulder. By good fortune, tho injuries wero not serious, but ho was badly bruised and severely lacerated about tho face and head. Dr. F. L. Slngrey was called to render surgical attontion after which tho injured man wns placed on tho G:C2 train and taken to his homo In Orrvllle. A Regular Tom Boy vas Suslp climbing trees and fences, Jumping ditches, whittling, always get ting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or scalds. But laws! Her mother just applied 'Bucklen's Arnica Salvo and cured her quickly. Heals everything healable bolls, ulcers, ec zema, old sores, corns or piles. Try It. 25c at Q. H. Baker & Son and F. Fink of Frederlcktown. ..- S Of School Children To Meet Friday Evening Tho parents of all tho school chil dren In tho city, tho teachers In tho schools, and any ono interested In tho welfare of tho schools aro asked to como to tho high school auditorium Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Tho program will bo announced in tomor row's" paper. A Man Wants to Die only when a lazy liver and sluggish bowels causo frightful despondency. But Dr. King's Now Llfo Pjlls expel poisons from tho system; bring hopo and courago; euro all llvor, stomach and kidney troubles; Impart health and vigor to tho weak, nervous and ailing. 25c at O. A. Baker & Son and F. Fink, Frederlcktown. PARENT DISKED Application Brought To Con demn Certain Land To Build School House In MillwodtT District Did Probate Jinip Berry Tuesday Afternoon Cases Disposed Of In Com mon Pleas Court Other Items From The Temple Of Justice In the probato court of Knox county on Tuesday afternoon Probato Judge Berry dismissed tho application brought by the members or the board of education of the Millwood special school district for the purpose of con demning lifhd for the purpose of build ing a new school houso In tho Mill wood special district. Tho court held that the proceedings were irregular, in that no attempt had been made by tho parlies connected in tho caso to come to any agreement over the pur chase of land before filing tho suit. The Quald Estate , ' A partnership Inventory and ap praisement In thc.ti. A. Qimici estntc which was mado by A." A. Dowds, W. A. Porter nnd Wm. II. White lias been filed in probato showing the following: Personal goods and chattels ? 17,818, 0C. moneys ?4,049.3G, claims and ac- oounts $1,121.87. Totnl $23,289.29, with ?2,143.G0 liabilities. Milton S. Lewis as surviving partner of the firm of Quald and Lewis has filed a bond in probato court in the sum of $5,000 with Gertrude Coo Lewis, Wm. II. Coo and Mary C. Coe as sureties. An inventory and appraisement In the matter of tho estate of Mrs. L. A. Quald has also been filed In probate court, showing tho following: Person al property $325, moneys $331.77, claims $28,703.03. Total $29,452.40. o Clerk's Record Tho clerk's minute journal shows the following cases disposed of in he court of. common pleas: Vnsblnder vs. Waddell Leave to' de fendant to fllo answer. Causo dismiss ed by plaintiff without prejudice. Tims vs. McKinncy Causo dismiss ed as to Jessie McKinncy. Jury waiv ed. Submitted tq the court. Judgment for plaintiff. Ynuger Bros. vs. Bailey Dismissed without prejudice at tho cost of the plaintiff. Baker vs. Burrel Engineering Co. Settled. Squires vs. Squires Sale confirmed. Crlll vs. Heaton Dismissed. Levering vs. Andrews Dismissed. Maglll. vs. Stoyle Dismissed. ' Adams vs. C. A. & C Verdict for defendant directed. Fried Cloak Co. vs.. Meyer et al. Settled and dismissed at cost of plain tiff. Gill-Herman Co. vs. Lee Leavo to W. H. Baker to answer Instanter. Debolt vs. Wm. B. Llckliter et al. Submitted to the court. Default judg ment for defendant, Sandorson and McCronry for $153.50. Do creo of fore closure nnd order of sale. Merriman vs. Commissioners Mo tion to mako petition delinite and cer tain overruled. Lenvo to defendant to plead. Administratrix Appointed Blrdlo E. Thomas of Mt. Vernon has been appointed administratrix of Rose M. Keller, giving bond in tho sum of $2,000, with C. A. Bird nnd E. O. Ar nold as suroties. The appraisers are Judson Vincent, 10. W, Breeco and Frank VanVoorhls. o Trustee Appointed , Mary A. Rightmlro of Mt. Vernon has been appointed trustco of Johna than Colopy, giving bond in tho sum of $400 with W. E. Illghtmirdind.Lucy B. Welker as suroties. Deeds Filed William Bullock to Amos A. Faul, lots 123, 124, 125,126 In Buckeye add. to city, $1,000. Our prices talk, our, lumber speaks for Itself. Get other prices, but get ours before you buy. Knox Lumber & Coal Co., both 'phonos 68. Dr. N R. Eastman of East High strcot left Tuosday morning for Peor ia, Illinois, whore ho was called by tho serious illness of his mothcr-ln-law, Mrs. Schuyler. ARREST Of Three Men For Over driving A Horse Mr. J. A. Quay, apartner of nine hart & Quay, liverymen of this city, nppcarcd before 'Squire George S. Harter Tuesday afternoon and swore out a warrant for tho arrcBt of Burloy Wolf, John Wells arid Curtis Draper, charging them with overdriving and abusing a horse which they had hired from tho livery on Sunday, May 8. The men wero arrested and brought before tho justlco and their hearing was set for three o'clock Wednesday after- Lion Fondles a Child In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled tho hand that a child thrust Into his cage. Danger to a child Is sometimes great when loast regarded. Often It comes through colds, croup, and whooping cough. They slay thousands that Dr. King's Now Discovery could have saved, A few doses cured our baby of a very bad caso at croup," writes Mrs. Goo. B. Davis, of Flat Rock, N. C. "Wo always glvo It to him when ho takes cold. Its a wonder ful medlcino for tho babies." Best for coughs, colds, lagrlppe, asthma, hem morhnges, weak lungs, 50c, $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed. G. R. Baker L Son, F. Fink of Frederlcktown. - INTERESTING Facts about The Buckeye State Build ing and Loan Company, Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Co lumbus, Ohio, v 1. It is the largest distinctively sav ings tlnancial Institution in Central Ohio. Us nssets now amount to $3, 900,000, nil loaned on first mortgage on homes, the safest of all mortgage loans. Its growth Is now nearly one million dollars per year. It is very consenativc and your money depos ited here is safe. Five per cent paid on time deposits. Call or write for booklets. (See second next week.) EVERLY Burned By Gas Fumes Was Mrs. Albert Simpkins Mrs. Albert Simpkins was very pain fully burned Tuesday afternoon while at her work on Elizabeth street, Mrs. Simpkins was baking bread and open ed tho door of tho oven to see If tho hent was sufficient to bake when a quantity of gas which had been confin ed inside, exploded throwing llamc Into her face. Her hands and face wero severely burned by the explosion. Dr. B. C, Deeley was called to render tho necessary attention, . An Ideal Husband Is patient, ovon with a nagging wife, for ho knows she heeds help. She may ho so nervous and run down in health that trifles annoy her. If she is melan choly, pxcitable, troubled with loss of appetlto, headache, sleeplessness, con stipation or fainting and dizzy spells, sho needs Electric Bitters, tho most wonderful remedy for ailing women Thousands of sufferers from female troubles, nervous troubles, backache and weak kidneys have used them and becomo healthy and happy. Try them. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaran teed by G. R. Baker & Son, F. Fink of Frederlcktown. The American Salvation Army has opened a free dliponsary for the poor at tho local headquarters, No. 402 Eas Front street. Ofilco hours every Tuesday and Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. Mrs. F. C. Parker of Chicago has come to Mt. Vernon to openva freo dispen sary for tho poor. Sho graduated from Emergency hospital at Detroit as a trained nurse and from tho Ohio state university as a doctor. Sho served two and ono half years as a trained nurso on tho U. S. Hospital ship, "Relief," and In tho Perclblo hospital In tho Philippine Islands for 14 years. Mrs. Parker has served In tho American Salvation Army whero sho has been tho- means of giving medical aid to many n poor person. Telephone calls will bo promptly attended to. Call C28 Bluo. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. flio Kind You Hava Always Bought Boars tho i(.$ffflfat Signature CRITICAL ' is Condition Of Elmer Mark er Who Shot Himself And Believed He Can Live But Short Time Brink Haven, O. May 11. The con dition of Elmer Marker, who shot him self through the left luna and his wife hrough the arm on Monday night, Is regaraca as very serious and It is believed ho cannot live but a short time. Dr. Putnam, the attending physician, gavo tho man opiates all night to keep tho man alive. Tho wound has etoppeJ bleeding from tho exterior, but tbero aro repeated hemorrhagfs from the lungs. Ills general 'jondl tion Is most critical and it is thought he will live but a short time. Mrs. Marker, who was shot through the arm, is getting along nicely Wagon To Be Used By American Salvation Army The American Salvation Army will hae their gospel wagon ready In a few days to hold services In the neighboring towns. Mr. F. Frost will furnish the wagon. ' A SURE SUCCESS There Is only one way to succeed and that is to spend less than you earn. Every dollar saved will help to earn other dollars. Wo pay 4 per cent Interest, compounded quarterly, on all savings accounts. The Knox Building & Loan Co. Office No. 5 B. High St. - Per Cent. : Interest I on One dollar or more re- ccived at any time. "We welcome, your business : whether large or small. : The I Guarantee Sav- I ings Bank and j Trust Company i Mt. Vernon, Ohio : SAFETY DEPOSIT j "OXES for rent, S2 UPj fttipMes GOSPEL Mr jB ibavi fIg'W i To Be Sold Below cost ., i . ,,..,-, 4 i, - i - - - S Owing to tho recent death of Mr. Kurlander's father, which has made it necessary that he take charge of stores In Lorain, the large j Spring and Summer Stoch of Gents' Furnishings j and Men's and Ladies' $)0 In the store now located at the N.-W. corner High and Mulberry Sts., ; will be closed put regardless of cost. S This Is a stock of all new Spring and Summer goods and It Is first cla68 Injevery particular. A grand opportunity is now offered the people of Mt. Vernon and. ; Knox county to supply their wants. S , Come and see the stock and up-to-date display, also not the low prices and then you will be convinced that what we say Is the truth. Z This Is no fake sale for we Intend closing out the stock Just as Z quickly as we an. The sale Is now going on, so ome early ancF get your share of the bargains while the selection Is good. ! MAX KIMANMR St COMPANY : tfOR SALE All store fixtures, cash register, etc. b SHOCK Is Felt Near San Domingo This Morning San Domingo, May 11. A severe earthquake shock was felt hero at 3 o'clock this morning. There was no loss of life, nor dnmago to property In the city, but reportB from tho In terior havo not been received. ? APPEAL Issued For Financial Aid To Earthquake Sufferers Columbus, O., May 11. Governor Harmon this afternoon issued an ap peal for financial aid to tho Costa Rica earthquako sufferers. Contri butions aro to bo sent to John G. Schmldlapp, 'treasurer of the Ohio Red Cross Society, Cincinnati. You Know How you suffer after each tneal from stomach dlstreti You evidently i Don't Know 2 that relief Is co handy or ; you wouldn't continue to J cuffer. Just get a bottle of ; Baker's Capsine Eli ixer : AND GET WELL S Manufactured and Sold at j Baker's Drug Store Sign, Big Hand; Lower Main st. V hi- nne .... w no. U3 mi. vcrnon a J $' '79 Special Offer! wo are now selling a : Combination Attach : ment Outfit : consisting of Ten Special Edl- i Eon Amberal Records and the i Attachment at the following Z low prices: ; Gem 'Attachment and ten spec S ial Records S5.00 Standard Attachment and ten special RccordB SG'.OO S Home and all other Attach- Z ments and ten special Ree- S ords S8.50 ; It means you get, with every ; attachment, ten special Amber ! al records for the small sum of : $i.oo. Z Be among tho first and let us Z fit your machine to play the I long records now. I R. B. ANKENY & GO. i Jewelers & Opticians ; 4 S. Main St. Mt. Vernon, O. & .& Co.'s Big Stock ! t..a SH1KF liTft YriHM SWIft Allen's Kooi-Erbo, tho nntlneptlc paw dcr. It cures pnlntul, smarting, nerroua fAt nnA In.tnnfl,, l.l... ,t.M ! ..h of corns nnd bunions. It's the grcataC cpmrort discovery or mo bb. AUwn easy, it Is n certain euro for swolllnr, callous, swollen, tired, nchlng foet. AN wuya ubo ji iu urunit in now nnocs. iTjr It today. Hold everywhere. By mall fop SUnSTITirrn. For FltEB trial pachant. uuuitnn jiiivil at VIII151UU, Ufa Jill, 4l . cCumEpv wri iwx A.V lot "t 0" w tm x2A Ay . KM.- 5t . Ar.r.li&. V fU7 OLiXlfSiMi IZ I? TO WOMEN! A BELL TELEPHONE Will lighten your work by call, ing the GROCER BAKER BUTCHER DOCTOR DRESSMAKER QNM UlllOli TPHOIIE (0. Main and Vine Streets t AtforneysatLaw L. B. HOUCK ATTORNEY AT LAW Office Itoger8 building, No. Ill S. Main street, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Rooms -J and 3, second floor. FRANK O. LEVERING ATTORNEY AT LAW All business of legal nature given prompt attention and especially to practice in tho Probate Court. Office, No. 9 East High street, Mt. Vernon, O. New 'Phone, Office 101; Residence, 354 D. F. & J. D. EWING David F. Ewing John D. Ewing ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Office, Kirk building, corner Main, street and Public Square, Mt. Ver non, Ohio. W. C. ROCKWELL REAL ESTATE DEALER AND LAWYER Farms and city property bought sold and exchanged. Estates administered, Abstracting title. Fire insurance. Money loaned. Rooms 3 and 4 Union Bldg., S. Main st. Cltz. 'phones: Office, 370 Greeu, Residence, 633 Green, STREAM & RIMER Luther A. Stream Wm. F. Rimer REAL ESTATE AND LOANS Farms and city property bought, sold and exchanged. Properties rented and rents collected. Fire Insurance a spe cialty. Representing 14 old reliable stock companies. Accident Insurance, lire stock insurance. Plate glass In surance, automobile insurance, in fact we can insure any property you may have. Surety bonds of all kinds. Call and see us. Room 1 Sipe bldg., South Main st. Clt. 'phone No. 447 Black; Bell 253 R. If you own anything, have it insured WILL J. "Doc" WELSH THE FIRE INSURANCEXMAN 18 E. Gambler St.. Mt. Vernon, O, Citizens' 'Phone 231 Red Physicians E. C. BEGGS DENTAL SURGEON Office in Arnold block corner ot East High street and Monument Square Mt. Vernon, Ohio. C. K. CONARD, M. D. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office and residence, 18 East Vino st, Citizens' 'phone, 52. Office hours: a to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. On A War Ship Has Been Reported London, May 11. Reports are cur rent at Dover ot n serious explosion on tho llagsbip London of tho British Atlantic battleship fleet, In Nonveg. ian waters. "" Tho reports cannot bo confirmed, hero. Rear Admiral Sir Colin RicharO, Kollcl is in command of the fleet., Professional Cards EXPLOSION AJV..V ::4?t'M rih, . ffl .WUdl -&' tta&WW -