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d. o. Hull, Garrettsyille. o.

ID. o. Hull, Garrcusyille, D.
Mrs. j W. Tissue, Morgantown,
w. Va. Ht ~ ter
There were II passengers ON the
train, including party OF Baltimore
and Ohio railroad officials, who were
on tour Of inspection. The train
was making about 40 miles an hour.
|Sunddenly the whole train swaycd,
alfS with much jarring aud crack
fiis left the rails, and, after running
over 200 feet along the.ties, plunged
Into = ditch at the foot of the
mountains. eE
The four cars piled IN. heap al
most directly over the engine. The
passengers were thrown and tossed
about like packages. Screaming and
hghting desperately they managed
to break the windows OF the cars and
gain places OF safety Just as all the
cars became ignited front the engine
and commenced to burn fiercely.
Wi.hin a few moments all had got
out While they stoodssabout In a
da2ed condition, hardly realizing
their miraculous escape, they were
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COMPLEXION SECRETS
Only One Way to Secure a Clear
Skin.

IN most Instances bad complexion
Is due to neglect OF the little things
IN lie that are essential to the pres
eryation of ones own natural beauty.
All manncr of suggestions have been
oncrcd by skin specialists, but all
agree that he only sure way to Sc
cure n clear, healthy complexion IS
TO confrom closely as possible to the
laws OF nature. To preserve your
freshness and beauty, you should live
simply. take plenty OF out door cxcr.
else, drink quantities OF water and he
careful of your diet. Remember too.
mat beauty is good deal more than
skin deep. 1t is blood deep, and
depends also upon your liver; your
Kidneys and the activity of your
bowels. For nearly two years now.
they have been telling the ladies of
the beneficial effects that Laxakola
Tonic Tablets have on the skin. The
principal ingredients in them arc
cascarin and dandelion and every
doctor knows that these remedies
start the liver going, drive out inn.
purities, encourage the action of the
bowels and help clear up the COM
plexion.
Flocken's Drug Store will gladly
pay your 25 cents back il these lit
tie tablets fail to thoroughly benefit
you. %. ~ 12-li,fritf
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BALTIMORE And OHIO
TRAIN is WRECKED
Engineer IS Killed Fireman Fatally Injured and the
Trains Crew Together with About Thirty
Passengers are More or Less Injured

Conncllsvillc, Pa. March / - BAL
timore and Ohio train No. 40, west
bound, running Is minutes late and
40 miles an hour, was wrecked last
light near Indian Creek, seven miles
east of here.
The entire train, consisting of a
combination smoking ana baggage
car. two day coaches and the private
car of Robert j. Finney, superin-
tendent OF the Pittsburg division OF
the B, & o. railroad. left the. rails,
and after running for 200. feet along
the ties was thrown into ditch at.
the foot OF the mountains, where the
wreckage was, completely burned
The engineer was killed. the fire.
man fatally injured, and the baggage
master. express messenger. con-
ductor and six passengers were
seriously injured. About 30 pass
engers were more or less cut and
bruised. n
THE DEAD.
Fatally injured: T. ID. Frederick,
pittsburg. fireman
Among the seriously injured are:
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GREAT BRITAIN'S NAVY
IMPROVEMENT CONDITIONAL
Action OF the Next Hague Conference will Determine
Whether or not John Bull will Increase His Sea
Fighting Forces.

London, March Ia statement
Of the naval e,timatcs for 1007-S pre-
scntcd to parliament last night in
troduced quite novel feature inso-
much as II makes the construction
Of battleships during the coming
year dependant IN measure upon
the decisions reached at the next
peace conference at The Hague.
Thus the new construction estimat-
ed at f0,50O,000 against $iG.175, 900
for 19O6-7 will, says Lord Tweed
mouth. first lord of the admiralty,
'incinde two, or unless an under
standing between the naval powers
is reached at The Hague conference
three large armored vessels of the
Dreadnought type"
One fast unarmOred cruiser, five
torpedo boat dcstroyers, II torpedo
boats and ~ submarines also are
provided for.
On April /, there will be under
construction five battleships. seven
al'mOred cruisers, eight torpedo boats
1cstroyers. II torpedo boats and II
submarines. q
The estimates for the year show
A total reduction of 1000 men and
ss.G75,000 compared to 1867.
Lord TweedIlouth comments upon
the striking improvements in the
gunnery of the fleet compared with
last year.
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Daily l.sLs.: ls,.st|
EAST BUFFALO.

Fast Buffalo, N y, March 1 -
Cattle Receipts rs; market steady;
fairly active.
Veal calves Receipts 100; market,
|opcncd active, 2jc lower, closed
etsy. Top veals. 8 @ $50; Gull to
foir, $50 % SIS.
Sheep and Receipts 1880.
market slow at a shade lower. closed
weak Choice lambs. 6.75 90 7.75;
Gull to fair, 5.25 % 740; yearlings,
g % 6.65; wethers, $50 % @: ewes
400 % 5.25; mixed sheep, 5 "a 5.2j;
Gull sheep, $50 a. i.25.
Hogs-Receipts 5,l00: market fair
ly active and 10 and lJc lower; pigs
flrmcr. Workers, 7.40 @ 7.i5; pigs,
7.i0 % 7.50; heavy and mixed
grades, 7.iO; roughs G.60 q 6.S5;
stays 5.25.
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The first lord ,ol the admiralty
mentions also the highly satisfact-
Icry performances OF the battleship
lD:eadnought and, the greater ef-
ficiency that has grcsulted from the
system of nucleus crews.
In dealing with the redistribution
OF the fleets as yfecently explained
In these dispatches, Lord Tweed
mouth touched Indirectly upon the
position of Admiral Lord Beresford
He explained that the "home" feet
was still In process OF development
and that some time would elapse
before II could reach its full
strength. He said the fleets at home
viii continue 10 be combined for war
purposes undCr the ordess of the
commander of the channel fleet. in
other words, Lord Beresford while
tho channel, Atlantic and "home"
fleets will carry out their periodic
manenvers together. under his com.
man-this presumably meets Lord
Bercsford's objection that practically
ali vessels of the destroyer class
had been taken from the channel
squadron for the home fleet, as Lord
Bcresford Is now. in virtual command
OF both fleets.
In conclusion. Lord Twecdmouth
notes the fact that the Hrst. cruiser
squadron is going to Jamestown for
the opening Of the exposition.
The total OF the naval estimates is
$l52,212,0i5.
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SWEEPING
LEGISLATION
California Legislature Passes
Laws Directed Against the
Japs and Chinks.

Sacramento. CAL, March L.
Tile lower house Of the legislature
passed sweeping ant-Japancsc
and anti-Chinesc measure, intro
duced by Asscmblyman Drew Of
Fresno.
The bill is known as the "anti-
alien property holding BILL" 1t
is aimed at the Japanese and
Chinese property owners ih this
state, and is intended TO prevent
them from acquiring and owning
property for u longer period than
five years. In urging the passage
of the bill, Drew stated that since
Jan | Of this year one-third of
the property transfers in Fresno
had been TO Japanese.
The bill provides that any alien
who DOGS not become a citizen Of
the United states shall acquire aud
hold title to lands in this state
for not more than five years. If
within that time (lc alien does
not become q citizen, the district
attorney shall compel the sale of
his lands OF houses.
Japanese and Chinese are not
specifically named. bat as they
cannot become citizens, the bill is
aimed directly at them and pre-
cludcs them from owning property
for more than five years.
The ccasurc also provides that no
contract, agreement, or lease Of
real estate for longer period
than one year shall be made to any
alien and any lease, agreement or
lclcc of real estate, made to anv
alien for u longer period shall be
null and void.
The Impression is given out that
1t the bill reaches the governor he
will syn it. -
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, March Wheat IS
and Use lower; May sold between
~ 3-i and a IL; opening at II
IL and closing at 7G 3-4; July be-
tween II IL and rs Is; opening
at rs Is and closing at II 10;
No. 2 red winter Is 1-2.
Corn---1-4 and 3-Sc lower; May
sold between AZ Is and AZ "a.
opening at AZ 81 and closing ut
~ 3-S; July between 4G Ia and
AZ 81; opening at Az ia and clos
ing at AZ IA; No. } yellow 43 and
I3 Ii.
Oats-Unehangcd TO l-Sc off:
May sold between AZ Is and 42
Us; opening at AZ 3-S and closin.
at AZ Ii; July between 81 5-S 6
81 rs; opening at 81 rs and clos
ing at 81 34; No. 2white 43 81
and II. J
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PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg, Pa, March /. Cattle
Supply light; market steady.
Choice $40 and q; prime $50 M
) IS: good $50 and $40. tidy
butchers i 80 aud 5.15; fair 1 10
and 4.5O; choice hcifcrs 4.jO and
8; comon 10 fair heifcrs $50 "a
4; bulls 30 and 4.50; fat cows
= and 4.23; gocd fresh cows and
springcrs S25 and SO; common TO
fair $lG and $50.
Sleeps and lambs Supply light,
market steady. Prime wctllcrs 5.G5
and J.S5. good mixed 5.35 and
$50; fair mixed 4.G5 and 5.25;
culls and common = and 8; lambs
. and go; veal calves 8 and $50
heavy and thin ! SO and 3.
llogs---Rcccipts 20 dcubiedccks !;
market Zoe lower. Prime heavy
hogs, mediums, workers and pigs
7.3O; roughs O and $50; stays 5
and 5.7j.
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UNION sTor--.. YARDS.

Union Stock Yards. Ills, March
I .-Cattle-Receipts 1900; estimated
for aSturday, 800: market steady;
prime becvcs, 5.G5 q 6.90; poor tn
medium. i.15 a 5.55; stockers aud
feeders, 2.70 "a i.90; cows and
hoifers, 2.9O a 5.25; Gamers, 1.25
dD 2.70; Texans, M AIS.
Hogs--Receipts 10000; estimated
for Saturday 10000; market steady;
light $50 90 q rough ESQ q 6.90;
mixed, G.95 q 7.05; heavy, Z %
7.O5; pigs, G.15 q $50.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; estimated
for aSturday, 1000; market steady
native sheep. $50 a $50; western
sheep, 3.65 % $50: native lambs
i75 % 7.55; western lambs, $40 %
80.
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WILL INACCURATE
ANTI=SUlCIDE BUREAUS
Miss Booth Commander of the Salvation Army Plans Or
CARNATIONS for All Large Cities Which Shall
Battle Against Self Destruction.

New York, March I Commander
Miss Booth, the head of the Saliva
tion Army in the United States, to-
day - viii } iilaugurate anti-suicide
bureaus in all the large rcities or
the country. tiV2" 1. 1" 5raiH
The plan follows one which has
been in operation IN London under
the direction of General william
Booth.
The bureaus are designed 10 assist
and advise any person contemplating
suicide.
The New York bureau will be un-
der the charge of Colonel Thomas
Holland, who will handle the cases
OF men, while Mrs. Brigade.
Booth will take charge of the wom-
ell applicants. Each will be assisted
by large staff. An announcement
which was issued last night, says:
THE Salvation Army extends an
invitation to all distressed persons
who are tempted to commit suicide
to call at headquarters or. If un-
able to do so. write to either of
the officers named"
The plan In London, according to
the local army officers, proved Inn
mediately successful. resulting In the
forming of bureaus, In various other
continental cities. In London, says
the announcement. there were num-
erous requests "for advice from peo-
pie who contemplated taking their
own lives. These included all classes
and conditions Of society from gen.
tlemen wearing silk hats to Billings
gate crossing sweepers, and from
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-01

attracted by the cries OF Engineer
Irwin. Several Of the passengers.
accompanied by Superintendent Fin
ney and the other railroad officials.
ran tn the engineers rescue. Their
efforts were accelerated by lrwln's
pathetic pleading. but without nc
cess. The flames quickly burned
their way TO the domcd man.
Relief trains were despatched from
this city and the injured brought to
hospitals here.
Talking to the Press reporter re-
|garding the cause Of the wreck,
Superintendent Finney said:
"Thc wreck was caused by some
part of the engine mechanism be-
coming loosened and DROPPING to the
track, throwing the train from the
rails. 1t would be hard to prove
this, now, as everything is broken or
burned"
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CLEVELAND

Clccland, March l.---llogs----l'c-
ccipts 80 cars; Shipments 1,SO0
head. lower. Workers, mediums and
hcavics 7.20 and 7.25; best pigs
7.2O aud 7.25; stays and roughs
1 and 6.60.
Lalvcs---Rcceipts 200 head; low
cr. Good to extra S.2j and $40 /;
fair to good 7.5O and 8; heavy
aud thin and q.
Sheep and lambs---kcccipts s
ears: lower. Good to extra lambs
7.40 and 80: fair to good $50
and z.
Cattlc---Rcccipts II cars; un-
changed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-01

jlpdics dressed In furs, to TIE Magda-
llcnes of Piccadilly circus and em-
braced people Of every sElde OF re-
lligious belief.
| The results have been astonishing
lWithin the first II days no fewer
than 800 applicants were personally
Interviewed and a large number of
Others reached BY correspondence
with advice and assistance. It was
soon discovered necessary to classify
| the applicants. This was done as
follows: >
"The sick and incurable. especial
lly those suffering from nervous dis
case, and WHO. unable TO see any
thing but suffering and helplessness
before them, had reached the point
'oe self destruction.
"Drunkards ana persons addicted
TO the use OF narcotics, and who
while suffering from excesses, were
subject to overpowering mental de-
prcssions.
''The lClely and bcrcaved mostly
those brooding over the loss Of loved
ones and whose only thought was to
put an end to their distress by get
ting out of the world as quickly as
possible.
"'rhe unemployed ara those lnan-
'cially embarrassed which proved to
be the most numerous class. Most
OF these were suffering from poverty
and want and had reached the con-
Iclusion that life for them was not
worth living"
1t is on these lines that the work
lin America. has been taken up.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo, March 1.---Whcat---Casl.
- May 20 l-2; July 20 ID; Sep
tember 20 3-S.
Col1l---Cash 4G 1-2; May 4S;
July As; September As 10.
Oats---Cash 4 3l-2; Nav AZ rs;
July 80 is; September 80 rs.
kye---No. !, ~; No. 2, 60; No.
Cloversecd---Cash $50. March
$40; April sos; October 6O5.
Prime alsike e. go.
Prime tirnothy-2.2O.
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Items Of Interest at Ellery's

Stoneware Conibinette, 4Jc.
Stoneware Bowl md Pitcher. soc.
All winter underN ear at one half
Price.
1-2 Pint ready mixeAPaint, loc.
Complete line of Tile Like"
2 dozen hooks aud eyes, &c.
1Oc rolls OF Toilet paper, 25c.
Edison March records are In, 35c.
ELLERY'S BARGAIN STORE,
4gasg4 12S North Main St..
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, March l,-Eggs, butter
ana poultry steady. Prices:
Egss-'Extras 20; iirsts q; prime
llrsts. 22.
Butter-Extras in creamery. 81
l-2; June extras, 81 1-2.
Poultry-Turkeys, hens, 10; chick
ems, hens, IL; ducks, IL Ia; geese,
per dozen IS q $3.50.
Cheese - Twins IA; young Americas
Is 1-2 a 16.
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Bees Laxative Cod9n Syrup con-
tanning Honey and Tar, Is especially
appropriate for children. no opiatcs or
poisons OF any character, conforms
to the conditions of the National
Pure Food and Drug Law, June 80,
1906. For Group. Whooping Cough.
etc. 1t expels Coughs and Colds by
gently moving the bowels. Guaran-
eed.
Sold by Flockcn's Drug Store.
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CARNEGIA GIVES AWAY
81. ANOTHER Sas 900

New Brunswick, n. j., Marol,
1.-Canegie gave $4,000 toward
Il $4,000 chemical and electrical
building for Rutgers College, the
college raising the balance. Erec-
tion work begins in the spring.
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Work

Miss Dora Ncdhart, Of Farming
street will entertain the society
|noxt month.
The Auxiliary Missionary Society
Of the United Brethren church
was entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. S. E.i Ferry, of
Scranton avenue. The meeting was
opened with devotional cyercis"s af-
ter which considerable important
business was attended to. Refresh
i,cuts were served ny The hostess
and a pleasant social houf was had.
"A most interesting meeting of
the lad:es Of the Freq Baptist
church missionary society was hc'
at the home of Mrs. Clark Dix
.of East Center street Thursday af-
tcrnom. Following the regular
program Miss Moody the cvangcl-
list, delivered an especially interest
ing talk on the different mission-
aries supported by the woman $
board in India. Miss Moody had
personal knowledge of many of
them and her talk was peculiarly
fitting and instructive. Am elegant
supper was served by the ladies'
OF the fourth ward.
Mr.. james A. Knapp and Mr..
William Bland pleasantly entertained
the members OF the Eastern Star
lodge at the home of the former on
Mt. Vernon aavenue. last night.
Cards were the principal diversion
o. the evening. Dainty refreshments
were. served.
The Newly organized Owl club
Will hold special meeting In It's
club rooms tonight. Every member
Is urged to be present, as business
of great importance will be con-
Honoring a birthday anniversary
Mrs. William Kinnamon, OF south
o. LaRue, was pleasantly surprised
by company of neighbors and
friends Thursday evening. The ev-
cning was pleasantly passed at music
and games. Light refreshments
were served. 4" ".
. The Bell telephone operators of
I.aRuc. perpetrated very pleasant
upon Mrs. J C. Mittman.
of that town, Thursday evening. The
occasion was In celebration OF Mrs.
Mittman's birthday. The surprise
was complete and a delightful social
evening resulted.
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Manzan Pilc Remedy put up IN
|convcnicnt collapsiblc tubes with noz-
xle attachment 30 that the, remedy
may he applied at the very seat OF
the trouble. thus relieving almost
instantly bleeding, itching or pro-
t.udirg piles. satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded.
"Sold by Tlocken's Drug store.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March L. Eggs
Receipts 1885; firm. Nearby
white fancy 80; extra mixed 2S "a
20; western finest o7 l-2; firsts "a
southern 25 and 27.
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,0ClE:TY
and
puRlM BALL.

~ II
Notable, not alone for the brillidn-
cy Of It's appointments, hut fDr the
iarvc pumbcr .os uuests, from other
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Eyes tested and fitted with slasses!
Ozone cures catarrh. electric massage
cures deafness. Soc Dr. I.unger,
Huber Block. 2-l5-tf
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We moved our office from 454 W.
Center street to southwest corner OF
nIain and Church streets. Resi-
dence 200 David street. Or. r.. l..
Brady 2-274t
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AUcTIoNEERS

AUCTIONEERING-J. w. Ciark
Will cry sales OF every description
at reasonable rates. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Your interest Is my
interest. Office rooms. Court street.
Both phones. Marion, Ohio. ~
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ICAN SELL
Your Real Estate Qr .nualn

'Vu' uodl cStdt6 Or pu8lnoSe
No Matter Where Loo atad.S pk
Properties and Business ef sll kinds
sold quickly for cash in all paris
Of the United States. Don't walk,
Write today describing what you
nave to sell and give cash price On
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind Of business or Real ~
tate anywhere at any price writ
me your requirements. I oan sAvs
you time and money. "A & .'
DAVID p. TAFF,
THE LAND NAN.
ais Kansas Avcnuo
'su' -. HANNAH
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STORAGE

STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND PACK
lNG-'McClain's viii pack, ship ol
store your hosehold goods, quickly,
safely, economically. Either phone
S3S. 7-monfritt
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LOST
FOR LENT

FOR RENT-Modern S-room house
at Prospect and Hill street. Pos
session April 1. Call Citizens
phone iS5 or atiO2 South Prospect
street. 2.2S.3t
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i'tf'iii- -'-s-.-'e' f'ff ttf - n
Miss Nina Thew. of South Main
street, was hostess to the members
Of the NJ, C. g. club Thursdav at
terhoon. An Of the members were
present. The hours from 2 to &,
were pleasantly passed at music and
various social diversions. Light re-
fEcslimcnts were served.
Tho Tattlers together with Il
/. humber Of guests were delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs.
blanche McT'herson. Of South Main
street. Thursday afternoon. EN-
1rQldcry work and general social in
torcoursc were the principal diver.
sions Light refreshments were
served. Bose
The guests upon the occasion were
Miss Ethel Krause. Miss May Fogel-
son.. Miss Mary Frye, Miss Marie
Stuart Darmody. Miss Effie Mapes.
Mrs. Charles Haine and Mrs.
Chris Spath entertained the members
~ the FreundschaR vorein at the
home of the latter on East Farming
street, Thursday night. Including a
number OF guests, about fifty were
present Among the many pleasant
social features Of the evening. n
guessing contest In which Mrs. JOS
eph' Carey won first prize. At ten
O'Clock "a delicious three. course
luncheon Of appetising appointments
was served by the hoHtesses.
iThe regular meeting OF the club
will be held ON Wednesday evening,
AiRrel 13. at the hnme OF Mrs.
AfI1jiic Boiler, Of Elm street.
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!FAc isadies' Aitl society OF the
Rdr6rrn6d church met at the home
Of Mrs. Robert liidcnbaugli on Or
clhtd 6street. Inst night. The atteud-
a3ce was very large and the session
pfovedsvery interesting After dis
posing OF the regular monthly bust
ness. short program was rendered.
A.dialogue was given by Miss Min
nis Neidhart and Miss Gsertrade
! nE1otcher. After several musical
sq1ections by the society, the pro-
gan cldsed with the benediction.
TkO new members werc received at
this meeting. ;.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-01
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-01

The Newly organized Owl club
Will hold a special meeting In It's
club rooms tonight. Every member
Is urged to be present, as business
of great importance will be con-
sidered.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-01

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