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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-11

Secretary.
mg
STATEMENT
Fly Company of New
New York.
lid up in cash S 100000 60
1926 90
les, exclusive of capt.
net surplus ....... 983,76O SO
income.
HUNS .............. 1,2s6,7O7 II
sources ............ 54,100 50
income, 1906 ......1, 340,S08 IS
Expenditures.
................. 1888 10
expenditures ...... 695.20S Al
expenditures, 1906 .1,290,797 10
Nevada Business.
inns received ....... 565 80
SAMUEL H. SHRIvER,
Secretary.
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nber Of policies in force
December 81, 1906, 112
Mount Of said policies. PIP 2SS -
ELLIS w. GLADWIN.
Secretary
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w. ALEAAINDEN,
Secretary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-19
nsr. GRAZ, In m.rrl.burs Capitol

HARRISBURG. Pa. April i9.-As.
founding testimony was given by
Frank q. Harris or Cloarfcld. a former
state treasurer, before the capitol In
vcsilgating commission. Harris sailed
for Europe today. and at his request he
was called. Harris testified that Arch.
fleet Joseph NJ ituston collected Per
cent commission on S2.OOoOo0 Tor de-
signing metallic furniture which had
been designed long before by the archl.
icct Of the construction company. Har.
rls also admitted that "the board spent
money bllndly In furnishing the cap
ltol."
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Our wo,, HymlllstIno War.

A. We have said. but for osce.
ola there would never have been any
Seminole war az an. ard an things
considered. he oorCer rnarfs The most
husillaiing war the eniicd States
ever cnrafed In. says a writer In the
Outing NsraziEe There we're less
than 5000 Scmlnol-s. men. women
and children IN all Florida. when hos.
Utilities bogan With the murder Of Gen.
Thompson by osecola That great
chiefs cunning. capacity and courage
had cost the nation no less thant3O 600.
900 aud the lives Of three soldiers for
every Indian brave that be led. Such
an appalling record 81 destruction
stands against NO other fighter Oh ali
our frontlefs
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Owe. M. liz, 70 Umbrella.

During the France German war q
man owed his life 70 an umbrella
lie was 30 obviously a foreigner that
the Preach arrested him a. a German
spy. he swore tina; be was English,
but was disbelieved. A drumhead
court.msrtial sentenced him 20 In
slant secession. A. they led him
away IN insisted on returning. a. he
had left semeihlsg. lie could not re-
turn. they told him: he was now so
Ing 10 be shot Bu, be must 70
back. he declared. what had he
lcft9 they asked MY umbrella" he
said. They were instantly convinced
that no one but an Eugliahman could
DO 30 helpless an idiot lie was at
once liberated
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1h, sxmpaih,,Ie TrpenrIt,r.

DO you know remarked the man
with a cold In his head Who was
pounding away on his typewritlng
machine. \ have come 20 the con.
clualon that this keyboard Of mlse 10
genuinely sympathetic. EVER time
i've started 10 write word that II I
vas talking. would show how bad my
cold was the blamed old machine
would spell Il Just the way ! would
pronounce H. The keys spelled NOR.
dldE. 'brllllAdr and 'chesidut before I
could catch n. 10 that now ! have 20
stop aud think out Jus, how each word
Il spelled before sed-there u goes
agald-doNn."
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Brief
Told for Bu sy Readers


Miss Bessie sibley is 10 Albany to-
day. et
Robert Holt OF Pistsheld Is visitir 4
10 town Tor lew days.
The regular meeting OF the WRC
will be held this'even'ng.
Mrs L. L. Tiffany has returned from
a short visit In North Adams,
Miss Carrie Hatch went this morning
to Williamstown TO visit her sister.
Mrs A. T.. Houle and children have
returned from visit 10 Lebanon, N.
II.
Mrs Arvin French OF Albany is Wis
iting Mrs Hathaway OF Grandview
street.
Mrs Y. Il. Griswold went this morn
ing To Brattleboro TO VISIT her mother
who Is Ill.
Rev. FIR. A. j. Barron was at Fair
Haven yesterday To assist at the funer
al of Rev. Henry Lane formerly rector
OF st Mary's church At that place.
There are at present at the Vermont
Soldiers Home 50 inmates, 20 moro
than year ago. The continued cold
weather has had a tendency To put of
the requests for furloughs and the old
veterans as age creeps upon them make
shorter visits away from the home
The time to buy your spring shoes
and oxford ties Is now when the sale
OF the Bennington Shoe store offers
you the opportunity Of getting the very
best at bargain prices. Every foot 81
ted correctly; IS. 81 and $500 shoes at
s2.9s. Others from es cents upward.
All at less than cost.
The funeral OF the late Geo Hinsdlll
OF North Bennington will be held un
der the auspices OF Tucker lodge y. q
A. NJ. OF which he was member. The
father OF Mr. Hinsdell was one OF the
charter members OF the lodge aud bis
son who survives him In also n mem
Der. The first member OF the Hlnsdlll
family To locate In town came here
from Hardwick. Mass, nearly 200
years ago and In the years that have
elapsed since then the home farm has
been In the possession OF some member
of the family. The family was for a
number OF years one OF the prominent
ones In town, and that part OF II for
years known rs Hindsdillville was
named after the original settler. Sir
Hinsdill Is survived by a wife and one
son.
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Ladies' handkerchief

LOT |. Pure Linen, sc each.
LOT 2. Embroidered Linen, 1 sc each.
LOTS Fine Plain Linen, sc and zoe worth 25c and 35
LOT 4. Beautiful Embroidered in white, 25c.
The latest Novelty for Spring Colored Embroidered 25t
Cross Bar Novelty at 25c
Lace Trimmed at SOC to S1.25.
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Nav. rr.-.,. WIN LEADER rssr.

ffFTSBuRG. April is.-The rcslg.
Daison Of Henry Branises. vollnceillst
OF the Pittsburg orchestra. IL confirm.
ed by Luigi Won kunlt-. conccrtmels.
ter. who alleges In an interview that
friction with Director Paur caused
Bramsen's leaving the local orTanlEa.
ton and going 10 the Chicago orchcs.
ira. II Is likely that Mr.. Won Kunits
viii also rcslgs owing 10 salary aim
cultlea
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WANTED

! lale customers Cor q numhsf Of small f,,,.
Must De well located. ~ ~
.,,l guAiflcs water powers timber i.sds
lpulhl ihtins, mills. Stores, hotels ro'.i i,,,.i
49, IN lo.l.vls. unc dairy fafIns small 81
A'tt heaatin summer homes. hY uourtata
% ,ahe. and etcrf thifg you can thint of ",
icAl estate, We have listed with M 80 " w. ii
iafms located m Vermont and hes vort -.
sminp fof new iss pamphlet 'nh
John Nash, Bcnnlngto,,v
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Chicago roiic. Charged win Graft

CHICAGO. April ia-Chargcs that
the police ~ Chicago have been collect
Ing Immunity FROM dives. disorieriy
resorts aud gambling houses are 10 be
investigated hv the clvil service com.
mission. This Enquiry hT- Tr'wn ont
Of the alleged assessment OF members
Of the force Performer Mayor Duano's
campaign FIND, an Investigation OF
which has begun.
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Card of Thanks

We wish 10 express our heartfelt
thanks Tor the many acts OF kindness
and the sympathy shown us In the long
Illness and death 81 our husband and
father.
Mrs Duane \. Baldwin,
Mr. and Mrs n. J. Beagle.
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Mr.. Mclean Elected.

WASHINGTON. April 1n.-Mrs. Dan.
aid Mclean Of New York was reflect
cd president general Of the Daughters
Of the Americas Revolution by the
continental congress here. but not with.
out much opposition.
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Christian Scientists.

Services Sunday AFTERNOON al three
O'Clock and on Wednesday evening AZ
seven thirty AZ the corner ot Park uud
Scott streets. Subject Sunday, April
2lst, Probation after Death.
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TO cur a COLD N oNr "a,

Tsts LAXATIVE BnoNo Qulnlns Tablet
Druggists refund money " ~ ialh 70 cure NV
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:: SALE OF :.
Linen Handkerchief

Although there has been steady adj
vance in prices, especially in the cheaper
lines, we are offering some handkerchiefs at
real bargains.
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GARBAGE COLLECTED

VIII make weekly or monthly call
II desired or drop me card or telephone
FOR any special Job. Also heavy team
work.
E.M,HULETT
Telephone 1864
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-15

white House theories Of natural hls-
tory, and this set.to betwixt DR.. Roose-
welt and Ds. Long 10 liable indeed
quite likely, to become famous as 'the
battle OF the affidavlts."
To a mere locker on in vienna II
seems that the chances OF battle are in
favor Of DR.. Long. He asserted, for in
stance, that big wolf can kill a carl.
bou-not only that, but that a big wolf
has killed carbon. On this detail the
president joins issue and declares 1t to
be mathematical impossibillty. That's
whore Colonel Roosevelt fell down. DR..
Long proposes to prove 1t, and IL he
succeeds he will, IL his present anger
continues, clap the president into an
Ananlas club, thereby giving him a
dose of his own medicine AS long as
the president confined himself to. gilt
tering generallties he was all right but
going into details is likely to give Dr.
Long the victory.
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A recent headline, Rule OF the
Dollar" has suggested the inquiry,
Who originated the familiar phase,
"the almighty dollar?" 1t was Wash.
ington Irving, in "The Creole Village"
which he published in 1887. The
phrase became so popular and excited
SO much controversy in consequence
Of doubt whether the adjective were
irreverent, that its author had to ex.
plain Is years later that he intended
"no irreverence. even to the dollar,
which he Is we'll aware is becoming
daily more and more an object OF
worship" dollar" is certainly one of
the worlds greatest words now, and II
is difficult to realize that 1t only means
"valleyer," the "thaler" having been
named utter the Joachimsthal, in Bo-
hemia, IN whose valley 1t was first
coined in the sixteenth century.--Lon.
don Chronicle.
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Especial washington Lsttsri |

lbpeclal washington l-ettef
RN politIcs--even presidential poll.
tics-as In religion, many are
called, but few are chosen. At
the present juncture an unusually
large number of men In both the great
parties are mentioned for the highest
political honor on earth. The Demo
Gratis were slower than the Republicans
in the mentioning business, growing
out of the long series OF Republican
Victories at the polls beginning in 1894,
but just now they are making up for
lost time. Judge Gray Of Delaware,
Governor johnson OF Minnesota, Sena.
tor Daniel OF Virginia, Governor Folk
OF Missouri. Judge Gnynor OF New
York, William Randolph Hearst, Sen
stor Culberson of Texas and sundry
Others are mentioned in that high con.
nectiou. But all of them put together
are not so much talked of as presl-
DENTAL nominee as Is Colonel William
Jennings Bryan OF Nebraska. Truth
to tell, there are scores OF good men
aud true who would make tiptop presi.
dents II they could only be elected,
which most OF them cannot. The theory
is industrlously propagated in this
country that every boy is possible
president, but as matter Of fact there
are not more than twelve or fifteen per-
sons now living who viii ever reach
ehat distinction.
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Fights Back.

Having had divers fuses with Re
publican politicians and statesmen, in
which the politicians and statesmen
usually backed down or got the worst
OF II, President Roosevelt IN an evil
hour for his happiness jumped on a
Connecticut preacher Dr. William j.
Long, who Is somewhat Of a naturalist
also. Now, by all the rules made and
provided In such cases, when DR.. Long
was smitten on the right cheek by the
presidential hand he ought 10 have
turned the other also but, to the as
tonishment OF Colonel Roosevelt, the
good doctor did nothing OF the sort.
On the contrary, he turned on the presi-
dent and Is lighting back yiciously, and
the country is laughing TIL its sides
ache while they wool each other.
The COnnectlcutan holds no office and
wants none. He has no interests TO be
reached by either executive or congress.
sional action. There Is where he has
the advantage over Hartman, Chan
dler, the Storers and the rest of the
Ananlas club. The reverend doctor Is
defending, tooth and nail, his books
touching the habits OF wild animals.
which the president attacked. AS usual,
1t has become a question OF veracity,
and the doctor IL compiling affidavlts
of hunters to prove his theories. 1t Is
safe TO assume that the entire force
OF the interior department win be set
actively 20 work making affidavits and
procuring afidayits to bolster up the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-15

Los ANGELES June 10 to a.
cal Association.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION tNOrfOlk va) daily until Novsm-
Der 30 Choice of desirable
seame Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay steamboats, Stop
Svers at New York Boston Washington Baltimore Phladpha.
SUMMER TOURIST FARES TO along Jersey
coast in Long Island and New England with New and
Philadelphia sopovers Also to Lake and Mountain resorts
to Colorado Pacific IT
LOUISVILLE KY June "a and 2 Master Plumbers oanvsn
Ai0n. TV7''Nt
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. r., July 8 to T. X. T. concays
SPOKANE, June ~ to July l. BYPU.
sEATTLE, WASH. June 80 to July g. O. E.
PHILADELPHIA July IL to 49, B. P. Q. E.direct or via
Washington, with stopovers Washington
sEAsHoRE EXCURSION Atlantic City Cape Nav and eight
other popular seaside resorts August 8.
WMoNA LAKE, ND.-Day until September So
For ful particulars consult G. M. KNAJER Ticket Agent.
Excursion opens follows:
On and after June 9th sale satudays sundava
and Mondays for Cedar Point On 10Th Lake
Sde hey Isle and Putin Bay On and after July for
johnson
The Aew train for Chicago Fort Wayne Lima and Upver
sandusky leaves Marion D. m arrive at CHICAGO s4s
p M, connecting with all points West.
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Marse Henry's dream. His dalliance
4, with the dons seems to have given the
great and genial Kentucklan really
bad case of mulligrubs AS he sees It.
things Democratic are sadly out of
| Joint, like sweet bells, tangled, out Of
tune, and we are oil going TO what
| MIR. Mantallnl termed "the demnition
bowwows" In a hand basket. These
are signs that Marse Henry is for.
ninst w. j. B. and all his works. For
instance, he has suggested some name
less person as an ideal presidential can
didate in such manner as to set every.
body TO guessing as to his identity.
It's a more brain raeking puzzle than
the query, How old is AnnT Indeed,
the Washington Herald has a cartoon
which assumes that Marse Henry Is
his own mysterious candidate.
Not long since Hon Isidor Rayner,
the brilliant senior senator from Mary.
land, wrote learned and sclntillating
article for a Baltimore paper, in which
he hammers Bryan to beat the band
for his advocacy Of government owner
and referendum. He also takes a fall
out OF Bryan for lndorsing Beverldge's
child labor bill and declares that Bry-
ans ideas constitute the rankest sort of
federalism. All In all IL was n bril-.
liant article. 1t pleased Marse Henry
80 well that he not only republished the
entire article, handsomely displayed, on
the editorial page of the Courier.Jour-
nal, but In the same issue published O
glowing editorial eulogy more than
column long, in which he pronounced
Senator Rayner to be "a matchless con
stitutlonal lawyer" and urged his read-
ers, one and all, to peruse the Rayner
article most carefully and prayerfully.
Now, Rayner is not noted half 50 much
for his bashfulness as for his brains
but II that editorial eulogy does not
make him blush 1 miss my guess. If
not, he Is very glutton for praise. All
this shows that Marse Henry Is wab-
bling like man suffering from bad
case OF locomotor ataxia. Now, the
strangest part OF 1t is that last year,
when he gave Bryan such a welcome
TO old Kentucky as must have warmed
the cookies OF his heart, Bryan had nj.
ready declared In his New York speech
In favor OF government ownership OF
railroads. Therefore we must con-
clude that 1t ia his Endorsement OF the
initiative and referendum which has
Marse Henry's affections, but
Jefferson advocated them.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81. To proceed
with the improvement of Mary street
from first alley north of Silver Street
to sorih line o. Silk Mill property.
Be 1t ordained by the Council of
the City of Marion, State of Ohio:
Section /. That Il is hereby de-
cided by the Council of the City OF
Marion Ohio, three-fomths OF all
the members elected thereto concur
ring to proceed with the improvement
Of Mary street from first ALLEY north
OF Silver street to silk Mil property
in accordance with a resolution for
that purpose passed on the 1st day
of AIril, 1907, by said Council, and
being known as Resolution No. 20;
end in accordance with the plans,
specifications, estimates and profiles
heretofore approved and now on file
In THE office of the department OF
public service.
Sec. 2. That all claims for damages
theresrom shall be judiciously inquir-
ed into before the commencement OF
the proposed Improvement and the
City Solicitor be and he is hereby au-
thorized and directed to Institute pro-
ceedings In court of competeit jur
lsdiotion to inquire into such claims.
Sec 3. That the whole cost OF said
improvement less one-fiftieth thereof,
and the cost Of intersection shall be
ASSESSED by the foot frontage upon
all lo and lands bounding and
abuttiIg upon said Improvement be-
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He Ia Mahhlinn.

Everybody loves Marse Henry Wat.
terSon. for he Is one OF the most ami.
able OF mOrtals. Many good Demo
Gratis Will regret that he seems to have
thrown his eccentric once more. Last
year he made speech of welcome TO
Colonel William Jennings Bryan when
he visited Louisville just subsequent
10 his return TO his native land from
his tour or the world which for per-
feryid eloquence threw all other well
come speeches to the great Nebraskan
completely In the shade. That Wat
tersonlan speech rang through the land
like bugle call TO duty, and Il rang
clear and trne. Everybody that IL any
body among Democrats rejoiced with
exceeding great joy that Marse Henry
was not only safely in the band wag
on, but was on the front seat playing
the honorable role of iehu by driving
II. Now mirabile dietu. change ap-
pears 10 haYe come over the spirit OF
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tween first Alley north of Silver
Street to silk Mil property which
said lots and lands are hereby de-
termined 10 be especially benefited by
said improvement; an the cost OF said
Improvement shall include the ex-
pense of printing, publishing and SER
vice notice, resolutions, ordinances
requhed, the cost of issuing the same
issued in anticipation of the coilec-
tion Of the assessment to be levied
or said improvement, interest and
all otter necessary expenditures.
SEC. 4. That the assessment 50 to
be levied shall be paid In five annual
instaliments with interest on defer
rsd payments not to exceed six (6)
per cent. per annum. payable semi-
annually, provided that the owner
of any roperty may, at his option, pay
such assessmel / or any number of
installments thereof at any time af-
tier said assessment has been levied,
with interest TO the sefni-annual In
terest day OF said bonds next follow
ing Tie last payment.
Sec s. Bones or notes OF the City
of Marion, Ohio, shall be issued in
Anticipation of the collection Of the
assessments b. installments and In an
Smoune equal thereto.
Sec G. That the remainder OF the
entire cost of said Improvement shall
De paid by the issuance of bonds I'm
the manner provided by law.
Sec Z. That said Improvement
shall shall be of first-class sewer pipe
with the necessary catch-basins, man
holes, etc, and the following ma
tsrials may b" bid upon therefor:
First class sever pipe.
Sec. g. That the Board of Pnbhc
Service DE and are hereby authorized
and directed TO make and execute
a contract for said Improvement to
the lowest AMI best bider after the
advertisement az cording to law.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall be
In force and take effect from ana af-
ter tn earliest period allowed by law.
Passed May 20, 1907.
g. r., RAUIhAUSER,
President OF City Council.
Approved by the Mayor, Louis
Scheati.
Attest: William Flies, City Clerk.
Star 5-25-6-l.07. Mirror 9, 8. 15. 07.
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A Whole Hogser.

United States Senator Bourne of Ore.
gon, who may be aptly described as
a whole hog Roosevelt man because he
whoops II up for the president in and
ont OF season. has at last stumbled
on to an argument which he thinks
Will catch the Republicans a.cOming
and a.going, and II is the statement
that Roosevelt is the only Republican
who can beat Bryan In other words,
the Oregonian IL using w. j. b. us a
bogy man with which TO frighten the
Republican bread and butter brigade
into the way he wants them to go.
When the count is made of the actual
pap suckers and of those who hone TO
be pap suckers, II IL mighty host.
such talk as BOume's may tickle the
fancy OF some folks, hut 1t Is likely TO
persOnages that wot Of a bad case of
mulligrubs. Among these are Mr.. Sec.
retary Taft, Senator Joseph Benton
Foraker, eX-Secretary Leslie NJ. shaw,
Vice President Fairbanks and Uncle
Joe Cannon, to say nothing of Govern
or Hughes and several other statesmen
who have their lightning rods up. But
how can Senator Bourne he so ever
lastingly certain that Colonel Roose-
welt can defeat Colonel Bryan? II no
other Republican can turn the trick,
as he asserts, how does he figure It out
that the president cam The Repub-
lican blgwlgs generally are opposed to
the president. OF course II he were
nominated they would vote for him TO
keep their records straight. No doubt
they voted for General Ben Harrison
In 1892, but they managed to let him
be defeated all the same, and history
has strange way Of repeating itself.
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Smith Of oeoraia.

The Hoke Smith club of Atlanta Is
preparing to put the big pot in the
little one and 10 pull off one of the
most spectacular of public functions
when Its fayorte Is Inducted into
the gubernatoral office Whenever
that good southern man for presl-
dent" is mentioned, the members of the
Hoke Smith club sit up and take no.
tice. They are fully persuaded that
they know precisely who is meant and
that he lives in Atlanta. Governor
Hoke Smiths active stumping cam
paign for the nomination was one OF
the longest In the history of American
politics, extending over period OF
nearly two years.