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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21
HOME WEDDING
SOLEMNlzED THURSDAY
Popular Young People of the
City are Married.
Miss Estella M. DiebOld Becomes
the Bride of Earl S. Smith
Will Reside Here.

The wedding Of Miss Estella NJ
Diebold and Mr.. Earl S. Smith
took place at 1880 O'Clock, Thurs
uay evening, at the home of the
Brides mother, Mrs. Eliza Diebold,
on South State street. The cere-
riony was performed by Rev.
George NJ. Rourke, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church, and was
witnessed by company of 60
friends and relatives.
The affair was informal in ev-
cry way. Previous to the ceremony
the bride and groom mingled with
the guests, and after the VOWS had
been taken, congratulations were
extended Ind u wedding dinner was
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21
MRS. PEARL DUNDORE
Was hostess Yesterday, to the
Married Ladies' Club.

Mrs. Pearl Dundore, of Cherry
street, was hostess to the Married
Ladies club yesterday afternoon.
The time was spent With embroidery
work, and luncheon was served.
The guests were Mrs. j. II. Dun
dore, Mrs. Il. G.. Gabler, Mrs Will
Manahan Miss Bessie Dundore and
Miss Edna Schweinfurth
The meeting was the last that the
club VIII hold tfis year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21
LADIES' HOME CIRCLE
Wa s Nicely Entertained by Mrs
s. J. Edsell, Yesterday.

Mrs. s. j. Edsell, of North Self
ner avenue, entertained the Ladies'
Home Circle yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Butler won the guessing
.contes and Mrs. Jas. Tpttle won the
consolation prize. Nice refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs.
NJ. G. Chips and Mrs. X. c.. Dan
ner were club guests.
The club will meet with Mrs.
James Butler Of East Church street
In two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21

Piles are dangerous. but do not
ubmit to an operation until you
have first tried Man Zan the Great
'ile Remedy. 1t is put up in COL
lapsible tubes with a nozzle that
allows 1t to be applied exactly where
4. is needed. If you have itching,
bleeding or protruding piles and Man
Zan does not relieve, money re-
funded. Soothes and cools. Re-
lieves at once.
Sold by Flock~n Drug store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21
Do Not Neglect the Children

AT this season of the year the
first unnatural looseness of child's
bowels, should have immediate at
.tentlon. The best thing that can b.
iyen is Chamberlain,s Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhOea Remedy followed b.
castor oil as directed with each bot
tle OF the remedy. For sale by ali
druggists.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21
Free, Free, Free.

"A beautiful gold clock given away
free June 29th. You had better hur-
ry and get your tickets. We are
selling Ladies Suits and Millinery
cheaper than you can buy elsewhere.
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co.
G-21-lt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21

Gently moves the bowels and at
the same time stops the cough.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. Con-
tainS Honey and Tar. No opiates.
Best for Coughs, colds. Group and
whooping cough. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Children like It. Mothers
jndorse It.
Sold by Flocken Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21
Excursion Cedar Point

Leaves Marion, Tuesday, June 25.
Z a. m. Adults, 1925, children
Csc. Auspices Delaware X. p.
lodge. G-21-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21
The Warner & Edwards Store
The Warner & Edwards Store
For
Warmer
Weather

Underwear THE we'll known
Merode" (Hand Finished)
swiss ribbed in cotton, Isle,
silk, silk and wool and light
and medium weight all wool
in vests, pants and combina-
tion, Ladies Misses and
Children's. Ladies swiss vest
at 10c 15c zoe 25c Soc soc.
Vests and pants at 25c 35c
SOC 75c 81. $1.25.
Childrens and misses veslSs
and pants, Merode' and
swiss two special values in
them at 25c each garment.
Ask to see Merode" Num-
ber 1850 and swiss number 2
line 5. Other lines of child
ren's and misses at 10c to
25c a garment.
BOYS BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS and drawers at 25c
and Soc that are extra val
ues.
MEMS UNDERWEAR in
all sGyles shirts and drawers
and combination 25c soc 81.
81 .25 81 so So. and 81 so.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14
Mibolosipnoag.

Minuelota TotaIaIbolosle.fabs fbae
Aarsmpoe 6anlep falls eiento9 tis:
lisere Marsmpoegs Bel1utniuser meo
9enlpn i'll Albolosionoas - 4oe 5ons
bag N0esmber = os paalasoe 5stre.
t9ren ct benoenbe fig til Sc forffieQtse
5aufunbs YreFsr ueo rmobning ON
at afle Senbas ben 24oe 0}ouenber /
AthoibsIagsn5 Snte1esie. 5 Qenbolo
bertil tIaoosr isg mig uenlisf at onn'ooe
aus pore prel1er ON at lesse .no ct
sobt Orb tor Afbolosidsen fire reipes.
tire Ralo pae cen Maaoe, lom be lelu
maotte fnne melf peslenbe ef,er oe To-
tale Torboloe.
Nus Afbolosforen'nger % aue &fs
bolospsnner uil ielufpIsslis aiore lit til,
at Der Atbo!osionoag bIir aibolbt Wo:
Der, buor esr uil b'ioe iunget oS talt
oenne Gags snterssie. 6uor TorboI:
osne 'lQaosr bet, ber man iam.i:ist op:
tage en- Solicit til @elFabets M,beioe.
@utau gibe, Setretar,
a346 l7tb Mue. g.,
Winneapolis, Mtnn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

Sfel9e Sournal: Suer Mnter, en- al
be elbife Npbpgsere / Conn Of Nioaros,
opbe lit piem ber Onsoas fife 19e.
Gan par u aar sammel.
9elmer Solbers bar tlebt ct 6us paa
QRfben at Gate MIice for $500. Det
tilbsrte 8. 5. pout 8atnesuiue fer.
Ebomas 2atlon | :Oane Yrairis bar
mootaset t:e Par tinei1te Taianer, iom
ban pil rippe Ips I @topen tot peb III
6ieu,.
Gbeobote Smitb / 1own Of Deot
2ate bleu fife l1qe ilast en- Mulft al
$40 % Omtofniuser beritl, forbi beu
baube fanset Mufusrotter Tor ben 15te
os. 2ouen fortpoer Tan9f tor bes
Eio, torbi Yelie er lite tulot ubpitItt
for.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14
SfpIerapporter.

0titritt go. Z, Eemn Of Eumuli.
for ben Maauee, iom enbte lite Nop.
1907. Mntal glsuer inbfreune. 90
9lenneminitltst Antal buer Dag, 25,
Gel9enoe Gleuer ubsier2@resliiien: Otte
Matetion, Mmanea Dablaser, Carroll.
Sop % Mtranta DpboabI, CLARA oe
Warp 6osien, Roite 9aluorion, AIma.
@{lena os 9ilner 5cniel, @lifforb,
Mabel % NobeI 6uie, Mabel 2afeuolr,
Gs!senbe glsuer bar forlemt tun er
Dag: gQa Dablaaer, 5elmer Toslsn.
Clifford % @lmer 2arion, Beuni'
6ule. Carte Mosn, Xererinbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

Ebomas @biion bar LOFT Prob!emet
ON 9uie for Tremtibeu, naar ri bar
eoela9t Stouen, 1uiltet Ut nu mart ct
terbig meo.
@oiioa'9ulet Fal bIiue baaoe fertt,
biQist os let at usoligebolte. Det faI
blioe al @ertent, os bet Eal blioe Rebt.
Den lamme Toru1 pil bliue bru9t for
mango 9uie, % bet er belu:s berfor bet
bliuer iaa biQi9t. Desuoen uil bet
bliue 7mpelt ut fplbs en- FABIAN 6orm,
% tofbare Mrbeibsfolt tan unbeaaes.
Os taa Tan Mrbetoet sisres fort, builtet
oslaa er prisbeiparenoe.
Tormeu itaI laues Fcre Dele, iaa
ben tan iettes iammen % tases itu
efter Bebag og tan iaalebes lettelts
transporteres fra Steb til 5teb.
Set er forbauienoe. boor biaist ct
laaoant 9us Fan bIioe efter buao Mr.
Gbilon opl9isr. San tiger, at ct Qus
at bette Slass, meo II gareller / bet,
Tan btlue bpgget paa Is Dase for
$1,000. Set inbebolter oa Babetar,
ifebte ! @ementen, % Der er Banopiber
% @aspiber Vaggene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14
Naar 3ongen ittorfer+

@paniens unae Ronse, M!fors. maet!e
fornp!is unoertaite fig en- Operation for
en- eusr oncen mpitilf Spgoom Neier.
Men 5paoou'mens e9sntIise 9tatur er
torit tcmmet for Dagen for 9anlte npz
lig. ANeo ben Cling benser bet iaaleoes
lammeu: Song Nlfons og bans uuge
Dronning par u1eget lpttslige Den foy'
ife Eio efler Brpuuppet, % @laoen
potlsoe, na be ueltenebes meb ct ueiIfa5t
Dren9ebarn. Uien plublelis mestepe
man, ct Drcnningen lite laa 1aa elab
% friit ub lom TOR. SUN 9ioroe Sno:
trgt al at pere trRt % uerpes, % bun,
ion bibtil aitio bapbe boIbt al at uere
bienme % baui Iipet tilovers for ollez
1lags Uorupielier. pi|te fig MI ueo ale
TeFer, bsi5ste Ibeatye os Ror certer og
bleo uoe til poa Worseufosn, iaa o{te
Der par en- Nnleonins. Ro7s Mlfons
fulste bsnoe trofaf, ban leoe % |uperepe
os gioroe alt for at boloe 6umeyet oppe,
ifjent ban ret ofte uar n9r psn at fore
Dan bar altio tioltsere tat mesen Brts
paa at lesge fig rimelis !sio ON Mfte:
men % |oue srunois % lense. Os er
Das, ban par albeles ubmattet, bella:
seoe ban fig Tor Dronniusen ouer 1enbes
Tortiarlisbeo for at more fig ube on
Nettsrne. Den unse O1onnins rpome:
be % bleu foruirret. Men omfosr til:
fob bun itammenoe % ulpttelig. at bur
lite uopebe at eaa altfor tiolis tilienss,
ba bar. benbes perre % Manb, iaa'
inart ban baube laat fit 6oueb paa Yu.
ben, be9pnote at inorte altfor ftorilaeen
% moleitet.lt. Sans Snorten bolb
benoe paasen, og bun leo meaet af Wan'
gel paa Spun. &on9en bleu bpili9 Be-
ltprtet % me9et ulpttelig, for ban elite,
fin M8tefeQe. 9an tiltalote fere BE-
rp'nte 299er % louete benz Sub 0!
srsnne G;o5e, buis De tunoe eiere @nb
paa @nottningen, men in9entins bialp
@aa mart ben unqe Wstemano falo
tipun, 6egpnbte Roncerten paanp. Snb
til enbeli9 en- ubenlanbit Rirur9 peb {,
let Operation Bel friebe bam fra Yla9en
iaa nt &onsen nu louer iaa rolia iom E
liue Barn. Den un9e Dronnin9 ie
after lige friit % lpttelta ub; % al
9offets Setter all flutes / COB. Eio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

vpapa, buab er bet, lom ojpr Nejen
bin aa reb2"
vDet er &6eumattsmen, @utten min.
Eoa1 lite meo lltge ouume Sperssmaal.
&et mtg Dl f1alfen."
(Vfamas &eltj: v&et 5ar cin Nbeuz
matismens bans. Sobunp; men pas big,
laa tu lite ipi!oer paa Borobugen."
(v&ef form.")
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14
sat % 8arpel!

l1noerteguebe uil berueb taa uotals
fin bierteli9ite Cat ttte blot til pore
Menisbeber, men Osiaa til Dalton %
0mesnens BeIoltnins for al ben BEL.
pil1e % Smsbefommenbeb, Der bar roe
RET os beuiit ben forte Eib, ui bar uaret
iblantt eber. 6errens geIltenelle til.
pnlfes eber aut
Wr. % Mrs. $. o. WaIlfao,
l65 goblerb Str, gLicaso, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

,r:l!I sai1oet emo ollie
,:e S;lo:s.e t:iIainne, D8 ben blsp inosl De itbe
30 2ar csst fon nDeibrebeiis. s naase, mango aar
1srcD i-e goltr "a Oa &c life pgnaaebe soel6reoee
e5 aTot sepcoI.ng erIioeoe be ben Tor
aeaiabeN bar hetsit at Gatarrg er cit fontitutionel
Hairs Catarrh Cure, fobrlferet af S. s. @heneg &
Co. solebo Sbio er bet eneite foititntionene eese=
fra 10 raober iii eli 9heTfsb. Set prfer birefte paa
Nlpoet Dg GDe1et5 Sinb1l1ber. Sc tbDber ct bu1t=
breoe 9cors for etboert 3lfcebe bet life fo11 frere.
@frlD eIter glrfllcerer pg slbtesbDrb.
@bresle: S. S. GbeneD 6 s o., IoisoDs 8. $
# SGlges bps 9tppttefere, Tee.
Hairs Family Pills er &c bsSfte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

Yro9i5i';oniiierne tlemper og }eirer.
De BAR 20 observation-disclosures tor>
fisuiss 5tater. Sem @tater bar yros
b'o's'oas|ope, % fire oa treoiue ber
2otal>OptionsQoue. Ouer 33 U1ilioz
nsr WeSneiter boz MI vtsrt" gerrito=
rum, efter bpao BET MI a1eboele5 fra
WaI bin9ton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

nlgtten Raratasb. neunt ittte Nu.
n1ar, paafaaes MI at uere me9tt ftprre.
enb man ba troebe. De omfomnes Nn:
ia! neunes M lou1 minbft 1000 Ra:
retaeb % 10000 / be omIissenoe Dts
ifritter. Com man pil erinbre, lfebe
l1Fptten ueb ct Tislbftreb toraariaset ueo
ct ti0Itaere Sorofielu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

yrel'oent IS uiam Dut9:r of the
Audubon Societies iasoe ueo ct 9ars,
npoe Stem gort torIebeu. at De Jores
neos @toter taber mere bvert 2lar ueb
Torn,iabltellen al in nlettebenoe Tuale,
eno aus Nationelbanters till Iammsnlaate
capital beIeber fig til.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14
Ufan tror, man bar taaet Bust n,eb
Smaafopperne 6argo, os man flap at
lutte Sfoletns for beres Club.

England trusbes forIeoen meo oen
forte Arbsicerfreit bet Qancs eii1orie.
100, 900 Weno eQsr aue Ssrabaneare
beloere / England bauoe B. lluttst at
neoERgYe N1 beieet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

@n eienbommeli9 ~. @n al Sauas
Wferfueroigbeber er en- 81 ineo to9euoe
Dpno. ontrent Ktloueter Omtana.
S 9sens Mtbte Jet man to pelbige
5etler af blpot, tosenbe bebt Dpnb,
ber uopbsrlts tauer fig % ieien ipntsr.
paa ct Steb Nerbecen af Sebrebbeu
banner fig ualbise @asblerer. fom Fort
BaQoner, Der Iprin9er itu 9ienaem9aa.
enbe tie @anee Wlinutet meb ct lpoelt9t
Rnalo. (6oltets BIab.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

Oct beber, at Yreiterne Minueapos
Lis tilitlt gap Wapor 6aynes en- uis
Ttiit, inben builteu ban ,11aatte 6eitems
me, enten ban uiloe faa 5aloonerne
lutte: RI. II Aflsn, iom 2ouen belt.m.
mer, eder Ell. pan beifemt. Zig forat
lutte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14
M8teptcpc+

8eb Yaif. 6agerup,Nisien, l1nberz
pooo, 8be Nou., Ears @ierbaas %
Rils Gina 9asen, besse fra Norbre
Obaleu, Norse. De npsifte, iou' en-
Eib bar opbolbt fig | Ottertatl @ountu,
afreifte fife 2prbas til Bapfelb, @is.
geb Baft. 8leppe, ooe Mop., Carl
Cule ira Dulutb % utiis Binnefree
Wtegollor berfru.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

Besaa nu lite uoseu Sell. Stal 81
reiie til gforse, iaa reis birette met
Scanbtnapian Mmertean Qinten. @triu
efter ieneRe Yris. q. 6. Sobnion Co.,
Winneapolis, Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

llgeblabet bar tilialss en- 2ommeuo<
gaps al en- engelfsnorit % norifsenself
1retog. pris SOC % 75c. O9iaa en-
-iuenf.engeIf os enself,iuenif l1bgaps
til fan.n1e BriIer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14
Derg,.s Gea4s % Snteat,.

Garuer. omtrin3 9enning bar
bannet ct lsletontompasnt / ben gsu.
= Sulius @9ei os Tomilis tom
2proas tIIoage fra Ell llses Beios bos
S6sis Solfenbeborn % Suoser, Nns
breas Rosuolb, os bans Tamilie Dris
cou, q. 8.
- Trsb G,lp1nser, tibligere fra Comm
Of gaeIs Safe, booe Dos i'm Detter,
W}rs. Ole genrp / Conn Of elitberaQ,
ben 3bie Mou. 50 2lar 9au1mel. gan
bIeO 5serapet iilte Eoraoag.
pans Breosn ton bsrneo fra
Wsontana Slutninseu al fife uee for
at aFagss en- llges 5siea bos In Cam
te, Mails 5olbjem i CccibentaI. Oan
5aube mso fig fem andre 9!eetninae fra
Datota.
9jalmar 2arfon W:nhsQ, Son
Al Wattiuus 9arlon zroun Of Stonp
Uroot, fom I'll ct. Vutas 6osYital for
en- llge fbeu % 6leu opereret for Np
penoleiti5 Eorsbus ben 76e. San er en-
Mono paa 81 Mar os bar Tam,lie I
Wenbeu.
RIatebanoIerue Su:rlon & See
bar in gutit faaet en- ny iuut Of=
flee, en- elegant @aroerobe, iom saar
lan9s oen enc Ves os en- Hat Case paa
ben aneen. @arberoben er no9et belt
npt ber gpen og er ben betuemmeit
inhretteee Gtu9, man tan teute fig.
- Bottle xate &euiem oplyRe fife
l1ss, at Son. Rnuo IS. Boutp baube
ct meset baarot Nnfalb af pierteipstom
Wanoa9 ben Abe bs.. iaaat man frys.
: teoe for, at ban lfulbe b. 9an bleu
bog beore igien, men ban ital baue pe
ret plaget al 9ierteteil / Iansere Gio.
= Qars 6aIben / Conn Of Tereus
6aus rtife til @iutifou, gt. o., anita:
9elte WRanea9. Aue bans Bern er
nemlis MI ubFptteoe unbtasen en-. %
oenne iulste meb. Sire al Bprnene bot
/ Wiuiiton, % be pnlfebe, at Taoereu
ifuloe TONNE bib. o9 berfor bar ban Be-
jluttet at rere ber 0inter / oQe 6alb.
pan bar buerten lolet euer leiet bert fin
Tarn..
= Dlrs. :. u. &oiuoIos, Der bar
perst ip9eli9 / lang Glib, bleo Manoag
fort til st. Qutas 6ospitoI og b!eu opere=
ret lirsbag. Datteren Mnna, Der ton,
bism tia Diatonis lebjsmmet Gbicaec 6
Onsbas fife llae, toroi benoes lille Ss>
lter par boo, bar facet Pern1isiion, inb'
til Mooeren bliuer frilt. sun par tgaar
COB Beotine.
- 50 Bs&n bIep operereoe ct.
2utas 1ospital Manbas. set enc uar
Ell l2 Nar 9au,mel Dotter al Sens
Eorserlon % 6uaru / Eorbenrjolo.
@pgoommen par Mppenoicitis. 30et
anoet par en- to &ar 9amuel 5en al
Anoers Tosien os 9ultru Eumuli.
Barnet bauoe Bert ben enc Qotte oe
bopoe paret ip9t TIE Tiger. Bes9e
Sperat,oner lpttebes pel.
- gountp;Aouotat 6ilton laeoe, ba
ban poa Counties og 9anoelstIubtens
Ue9ne biIl1e gbarttp: @onuentionen pel>
foamen bio Ysrbassaften, at BET
partsNesionen bar III bot to 5lass
geir, nemlis Sboianer>@ommeren ce
bet rette @Ia9s 5ommer, men i1oen bel
M bapre lneet Itbt, maatte ban iabrpn1.
me, at ui unoertioen bar libt Sne. 81,
bette Mebe bapoe man o1oret bebite
@lass Snbianeriommer, men geirman,
ben bauoe taset fell al Dasene, % bel
bleu lite, iom bet lfuloe uare.
- Dar. Is. 5. 9iu og 6uifru fro
0ans, &c. 3D., tom fyttenbe berneb
Slutninssn at fife use og reiite ub til
pait. piQs Io,elbre / Conn Of @uer'
Srup xsrbas. Yai1oren bat opsiuet fl
Ralo Datota % a9ter inbtil uiber'
at uere bos fine Tsrelbre paa Tarmen,
~....... /. J; . a.t.s can a souoet emo ollie
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-11-14

ptge fangen at Slufer. Mantato
ben 4oe Nouember. Del uatte en- bel
Del Opfubs ber isaar, oa George ST.
lanbion, en- GARNER, ber Dor peo Cobb
6iuer, tom til Politiitationen meb en-
6lalte. iom ban bauoe funbet paa @luez
breoaen ner fin farm os inbebolbt en-
papirlap, paa builten Der par itreuet
nogst. Rorfen lab iaa faft, at 6lalten
maatte tnuies, forat man tunbe faa fat
paa Papiret. Paa Yapiret, fob, at
War9 @rap bolotes fonsea al @Iuiter
aer enten Tattt9faru1en euer Birr=Tar=
men. Sun bab ON at blipe befriet.
Den par oateret ben Ste Ottobes 1907.
Mutoriteterne forfob bet laaoan, iom
bun befanot fig ueo uermefe Ta:tig.
farm. Bpretsoommet @omfcd, poli,
timefer Offer, Deputy Sberiff &Iusber
% en- Blaoreporter bar bolbt paa at
leoe / Toropbntngerne lan9s Sc Susur
Rioer, men bar lite funoet noeet @por.
Wfan tror MI, ct bet maa ueye Birr>
Tdrmen, iom ct rnent. Sen er to euer
tire MiI leneere epueo Cobb @iuer ira
@rIanbions 6arn1.
Det iises, at en- Tlot 3iseunere bapbe
en- 2eir paa Birr:Garmen ner glpsn for
en- Waaneo i1ben; men buor be MI er,
peb man lite. Politiet tror, at bet er
bisie 3iseunere, iom bolber Pisen fans
gen.
paa papirlappen fob osiaa, at pt-
gen ttoli9ere bauoe arbeibet Mantato.
st ptgtist Spor9smaal. Dnlfer Oe
at tase til i.0est, faa Mppetit, npbe
forfriifenoe @eun os fple. at buer T.bs,
og Wluitel Deres 2eseme iiprtes %
fornpes, begpno oa at ta9e 81. ASeters
Rnrito. MQereoe ben Iorite Tlaite uil
fsre Dem ben paa 6elbrsbellens Sci,
og De pil unores ouer, buorfor De lite
bat brust ben fpr. Wr. S. s.. 9unts
ginger, 2ebanou, Neb., if,iuenoe om
3urito, flyer blanbt anbet: v,,1es fuuoe
buerten ipie euer ltue % leo laa me9et,
at Dgoen piloe baue uaret en- 2inoring.
Seq table 25 puno Veet. Spsess.
maalet par: v9uab Tan ri fnbe pau,
iom ban uil ipiie?" 6,ben ies bespnbte
at BRUCE Rurito er @pgrssmaalet:
y 0uor tan ri faa not for bam til at
ipiie?" Seq tatter Sub for, at Deres
Rurito tom mig ibenbe, for lite leg
alene, men anbre ligeiaauel flyer, at leg
uilbe baue ueret bso, on, leg lite bapbe
erbolbt benne Mebieln.
Dr. Beters Rurito inrtaser en- plabs
for fig ielu paa Webtcinens Dnraabe.
Den er vaientlig forfieuig fra anore
Webiciner. Den tan erbplees al irez
.cieue Nsenier eusr Eabritanterne, Dr..
Better 5abrnsp & Cons gc.,l12 Ills
80. 6opae Mps., Chicago, So.
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NORTHERN line
MAY BE PUSHED
Report that Wenatchee-OrOyille Line
Labor is Plentiful.

The proposed railroad between
Oroville and Wenatchee seems near
fulfillment now than ever. The clos
ing down of the mines and smelters
up in the boundary country and the
consequent throwing out of employ
ment of large number of men, will,
it is thought, be a great help towards
getting the line started and also aid
ing railroad building throughout the
northern country. Men who former
ly worked in the mines will now
seek other employment, and many
of them will go to the railroads, it is
thought AS there has not been a
time since railroad construction be-
gan in this section that the contract
ors have not been handicapped in
their work for lack of men, the new
supply of laborers will be very ac-
ceptable. And there are no better
men for the greater share of rail-
road work than the hardy miners
of the boundary country.
Shortage of men was the primary
reason why the Oroville and Wenat-
chez line was not started before.
Now that there are plenty of good
men, ready for work, this difficulty
at least is removed. According to
reports the work between Keremeos
and Hedley is progressing satisfac-
torily, and the contractors all have
good forces of men. Substantial
progress has been made on the V. V.
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new CASES
IN COURT

Civil: Don Mathers VS.. Adam A.
Mathers, Eugene G. Mathers and
Mary Agnes Mathers, action for par
tition of property, being the S u NE
u, NWA NEA Sec. 21, SWA NV
a, Sec. 22-2S-22.
Seattle Sporting Gods Co. VS.. G. c.
Calentine as Catchall Store, action
fort judgment on account; amount
$11S95 and costs. Judgment rem
dered Nov. 30, 1907, for $11S95.
Bessie Ritscher VS.. John E. Rit-
scher; divorce granted Nov. 81. 1907.
Great Northern Ry. Co VS.. Chelan
County; action for refund of taxes.
Judgment rendered Nov. %, 1907,
for S65402.
Jessie NJ. Atkinson VS.. Prince L.
Atkinson, divorce granted Nov. %
1907.
Probate: In the matter of the e5-
tate of Abraham J. Spader, deceased
Petition Of Lewis H. II. Spader for
letters of ADMINISTRATION. Lots IL
B 46, L. $40, B5, Chelan.
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$11, 500 found at the close of bust
ness in 1906 makes a total of $22,-
600. The property of the association
Is conservatively valued at $4,000.
leaving a balance of liabilities over
assets of $4,000. Now, if the grow
ers would repay the association the
$11, 800 received by them above the
amount for which the fruit was sold,
as they justly should, the $4,000
excess of liabilities over assets would
be liquidated and the assets would
then exceed the liabilities by $500.
and so it appears that, after all, we
are in a healthy financial condition.
And further, we wish to state that
as fruit growing is the principal in
dustry of our valleys, and the basis
OF our success as community,
therefore, upon the success of the
fruitgrOwers, depends the success of
all. The association so far has been
experimental, and although imper-
fectly organized and systematized
has had a beneficent influence in
securing better markets, in holding
up prices and in bringing in more
money to it's patrons and likewise
benefitting those who shipped indi-
vidually or sold to competitive deal
ers. Up to date about $50 cars OF
apples and $50 cars. of other fruits
have been shipped from the county
1t is conservatively estimated that
the effect of the association has ad-
vanced the price of apples so cents
(COntinnen ON Page q
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N. Y. TO PARIS
BY AUTOMOBILE

w. S. Gehr, Wenatchee's Barney
Oldfield, is in receipt of telegram
from the sporting editor of the New
York Times, reading as follows:
"William S. Gehr,
Wenatchee, Wash:
1.-The New York Times and the
Paris Matin are organizing an auto
mobile race from New York to Paris,
via Alaska and Behring Straits. Will
you please write us your suggestions
as to the best road to take from
New York to Vancouver, B. c.
civilian c. RIECK,
New York Times"
Mr. Gehr, who has made the trans
continental trip in a touring car, will
give the New York Times the benefit
of his experience in crossing the
States last year.