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EDITOR CRITI-
 CISED ROOSEVELT

Indianapolis, Ind Oct. 31.-Charg- ed with sending defamatory and libel ous matter through the mails, in that he addressed a letter to Teddy Bon- bastes Furioso, Executive Mansion, Washington" Charles NJ. Dyer. editor of the Mirror, will appear before . United States grand jury early next month.
 The journal published by Dyer is in advocacy of scientific eugenics, Or improvement of the race by methods similar to those advocated by adher- ents Of the free love cult. Dyer s also q socialist. Tie letter has not been opened, the ofense being in the address itself. Dyer declares he will rot n jail" rather -han recant his opinion of the president.
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ONLY NECESSARY TO
 TREAT THE STOMACH
Claim of Central Figure in Recent Contro-
 versy Is Novel.

The new theory advanced by L. T. Cooper relative to the human stom- ach has attracted such widespread attention that the public in cities visited by the young man has been Joined by many physicians in dis cussion of his beliefs and medicines.
 MT. Cooper says that human health is dependent almost entirely upon the stomach. He says that 10 dis ease can be conquered without first alleviating all stomach disorders. He further says that most men and wom- en of this generation are halfsick owing to degenerate stomachs. And lastly, be claims that his New Dis- covery medicine will rejuyenate the human stomach in 90 days
 Cooper has been travelling from one city to another, conducting in each what he calls a campaign of education. For the past year he has met the public in the larger cities of the country, and his success has been phenomenal. Thousands of people have locked to his headquar. ters wherever he has gone, and the sale of his medicine has been beyond anything of the kind ever before witnessed.
 Possibly the most interesting fea. lure If the attention this young man aas attracted is what his army of followers, whom he has converted to his beliefs through his medicines, nave to say on the subject. The fol- lowing statements are from two well known residents of Chicago and Bos. son, respectively, and the enthusiasm If these is characteristic of Cooper's admirers generally.
 Mrs. H. B. Mack, of 3201 State street, Chicago, says: q have been suffering for 12 years from com bination of stomach troubles, catarrh and constipation. had a gnawing pain ID the pit Of my stomach. 8 sort
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ITS ALWAYS BAD.
The Best of Backs Ire Bad When They Ache, and Pine Bluf
 People know Ii.

| pad pack is always bad'
 Bad a1 night when bedtime comes'
 Just as bad n cHe morning
 Ever try Doan1s Kidney Pills for IL.
 Know they cuee aackache-eure eF- cry kidney il?
 F gou donE f, some Pine Bluff peo-
 !. \. Owen of 1920 South Walnut street. Pine Bluff, Ark, says: For years I was afflicted with 9 weak ack and the least cold l caught aI-
 avs settled on my kidneys, causing
 great deai of misery and pain. hen suffering from the trouble, l 3uId neither stoop nor straighten after stopping. without sharp .wingas Of pain across my back and Iofns. I was advised at Mann-Tank- ersley drug store to use Deans Kid ney Pills and they nave never failed to relieve me. I can highly recon- mend them for troubles of this kind
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MilDurn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan B. and take no other.
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of dull pain that 1 could Tot quite uu- derstand. Then there wae dul1head- ache, and my mind seemed to be wandering continually. l could not eat, and what little solid food l did eat could not retain on my stomach. I tried every remedy I could think Of, and also tried out number of patent medicines, but without any apparent result. It was through one of my friends that I heard of Cooper's prep aration, and I immediately decided to try some of it. It is two weeks since I took my first dose of It, and feel like a new woman. The head ache seems to have disappeared, and the pain in my stomach along with 1t. The medicine is worth its weight in gold, and 1 want to thank MT. Cooper for what he has done for me-"
 Mir. Edwin F. Morse, of 20 Oakley street, Dorchester. suburb of Bos- ton, says: "For three years had not a we'll day. My stomach was in frightful shape; the mere thought of food would nauseate me, and really had a horror of anything to eat. All solid food would cause me extreme indigestion. bloating and gas on my stomach, and nothing tasted right Some time ago I got some of this Cooper's medicines, about which there Is so much talk. I actually feel as well and strong as boy ever since the first bottle. Every sign of stomach trouble has disappeared, and have A hearty aDnetita and eaf three square meals; every thing seems to taste good. Anyone who knows what chronic indigestion Ia can appreciate what this means to me. I consider this the most remark able medicine I ever heard Of"
 We sell MT. Cooper's medicines, and find them to De all he claims. -Marn-Tarkpre lev Drug Co.
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LESS BEER
 FOR 4 NICKEL.

Sr. Louis. Mo. Oct. 31-Followi close on rhe financial panic. ne peo- pie of he United States will soon De called upon 10 face another national calamity. The price Of peer is D 5e raised. Th.s. action has been decided upon by the leading brewers of st. Louis and the West, and Will prob abiy 5e ratified at q meeting Co 5e held here tomorrow. It is expected that similar action will De taken by the pig brewing companies of Mf- waukee and other cities. As a result, smaller glasses of the ioy-inspiring
 extract of hops will De dispensed over the bars of the country, and a considerably increased expenditure will be necessary to acquire a 'souse' by the peer route
 The contemplated raise is from S6 to & a barrel The increased cost of hops and other materials, and the larger payroIls demanded by brewery worknen, is given as the reason for the raise. Leading brewers here state that such raise is necessary if the brewing corporations are to receive a, fair margin of profit on their in- vestments. It is pointed out that while the price of all other necessi- ties and luxuries of fife has greatly increased within the last few years, the price of beer has remained sta +ion1-v
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DIDN'T LIKE
 PINCOSOWITZ

New York. Oct. 3f.-Dr. Jacob Pin cosowitz is no more. The young physician who formerly bore that name, and whose shingIe was display ed from the building at p East 117th street, ceased to exist today. He $ still very much alive, however 3u- will hereafter bear the name 3t Dr. Jacob Kramer, permission of .ae New York supreme court to change his name having been secured oy -ae youthful practitioner. The cour1 or der became effective today, and -ae unpronouncea6le foreign name on 5ae door has given way to q sign bearing the doctor new cognonen, Jacob Kramer, NJ D."
 Pincosow.z recently graduated from the Long Island College nos pital and began practice in neigh borhood where ae was unknown. He soon found that there was something n name, and his petition for .ae privilege to hereafter pear 5ls name af Kramer followed. P:nc0sow.=z. ae pointed out n his petition, 5 ! had name to pronounce and laedec 2le to remember. He declared -aa- con- einued use of cae name would result in 3 pecuniary JOSS and would 5e ! great hindrance D advancement n a-s profession. Being assured -aa- aa owed no mone@, and that .asra T4ee no judgments aga:ns- him. Justice
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For FDuuty Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce MR. CJRRAN NICHOL as ] candida-9 for County Treasurer. subject to the ac- ton of the Democratic primaries oa January ,, 1908.
 We are authorized -o ann0u1Cs IR. MAJOR J. MEAD as candidate for County Treasurer, subject b he ao- ion of 5.3e Democratic primar.-s T31- uaev ,, 1909.
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UNCLE SAM $ CASH
 IN N '. BANKS Many Believe That Placing of Funds in Banking In stitutions Is a Serious Proposition.
OVER s2OO, 100000 OUT
Money Would Have to Be Suddenly Recalled in the Event of War Matter Is Given General Discus sion at the National Capital.
Special to the Graphic.


 Washington, D. C., Oct. 31.-When
 Secretary Cortelyou has concluded the placing of government money in national banks to aid the financial furry in New York and elsewhere there will then be On deposit some thing like $190.0O0. 100 Of Uncle Sans hard earned money, the largest sun1 ever outside the treasury h the his tory of the country. II the situation in New York continues to De disturb ed, and additional amounts are placed with the banks, the total may reach $200, GOO 000, nearly enough to build the Panama canal, in fact more than was at first estimated as sufficient to construct the canal.
 The placing of such huge amounts Of government money with national banks is coming to be regarded as an evil and dire predictions are made as 10 the day when the government may have to withdraw considerable pro- portion of this money. IL must be remembered that every cent of the money represents 0 surplus, lhe ac- cumulation of several years. Uncle sam is getting in so much money taal every year for some years 4e has had millions of money in his pockets when his balance sheet was struck at the end Of the year. Mr CorteIyou has now about loaned all of this ont to the banks and should another serious furry come he would have little cash On hand above the amount necessary 10 keep for a working balance, 70 meet the eXi&encies.
 The deposits with rhe banks nave been gradually increasing for years. the government falling to withdraw much of it. nearly always because the cry Of scarce moneg prevented ac- tion The time is coming, t is pre- dicted when 1t will be almost tn1Dos- sibIe to take much of this money away from She banks. even n dull seasons. without the cry going ID that the government was pu.liae mon ey out of circulation. All tae time ne banks are getting the use of ne mon v without paying one cent of inter est. They are compelled 10 do noth- ing but buy Or borrow bonds sufficient
 to insure tne government against loss
 Prominent fnanciers say that the time will come when fhe government will begin 10 need the money with the banks and then there will be danger in withdrawing it In case Of a War with a foreign country, for in stance, with immediate demands for large sums Of money, ne situation would be embarrassing for the gov ernment 70 De compelled 10 withdraw millions The business world would miss the money just that much and check will follow in prosperous conditions. The same thing is possi- ole should the government receipts begin Q fall off, as they did several years ago leaving the expenditures greater than the receipts and a def- eft in the working balance instead of a surplus. The banks would then have to give up their deposits, or DOT tlons of them, thereby curtaiing the funds in business channels.
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For ( 0nS stable.

H= are authorized 10 announce 3-R.
 FRANK STEWART as ] ca2d.3a,e or re-e,ecc.on as Constable Of Ta4si14 township. subject Q -he action c: the Democratic primaries January ,, -9l3.
 Ne are authorized 70 al1ls,s74 AH TOM 4IEEhS as q candidate for Eo1- stable q Eaug.na -o7csd..l. z=z i9e. Q cle action of 5ae Deu5 .=z=:a -1--, alar.es January ,. 1908.
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RRIDEE HITTING

-Pae Bluff, zca.. 1c,. -. 1a67.
 h pursuance . .aE viii .ss az rae front door 7f .s= 2our5 house T the c:ty Of Pine 1.l@. a--2 clock noon 3a NoFs-a3e. = 1907, con- tract for building , @ev frsc-class bridge across Eaooassaa bayou T Plum Bayou cov1se.2 32 5ae town snip line read cas- . A,c1a;l2s-. Bridge about 2Q9 t4e. .3n=. Plans and specifications cae ee s==n a- n- 5froa or at he c04a-g. clerks oaice.
 JAS. GOULD. 1do- 19+ r.-7-~-
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Constipation $ .aa -ack 1a@-- ss many ..F4s; | Dots2ns the very lie blood Regularity can be 7ste3I.5a ed -aroaza :he us4 5f PricE'Y Aza 8.-.ars. $ 1..5y cataar.:c 191 strane.ae..s ss..s4 st0asaa. liver and k:s- leys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-31
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought s'sss;s,s sssss ;s: 9. &MAzzz0
OKLAHOMA BAPTISTS

Ardmore, l. T., Oct, 31,-The Bap- tst general convention of Oklahoma, composing one of the largest and most representative religious bodies of the new state, convenes today in the Broadway Baptist church. Dele gates, both lay and clergy, from all over Oklahoma and Indian Territory, will take part in the sessions.
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CA TO R A. o.s. 1Taa Riad YQI Hags Aiaays 5dggt1 Sis7a:''' ss LHztzzz
CANADA
 THANKSGIVING

Ottawa Ger. 3t.-In accordance with eha royal proclamation, today E being celebrated as day of general Thanksgiving throughout al tae pro- vinces of ne dominion.
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For Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized to am saace s1R. EDGAR BREWSTER as 3 cz.d!. date for reelection as Circui: C4..!1, subject to the action of the Dem0a-a.. ic primaries January ,, 1908.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

10 the Democratic Voters ..
 son County:
 4-.eby announce sayse.t ss -andida-e for Jle office e. S.r for the second term, sa03ee- -.a action of the Democratic gr.asszs In submitting my candida ,r sheriff l will say that my reee.- n this office for my first Ger sx been to the interest Of ever -sx- payer ana voter of Jefferson r ard tnasmucn as my predeceSso ava been favored with ] second n respectfully ask that as fa.. sat liberal voters you accord mz .a- same distinction given others. Sa. letting your support, am 4rv truly yours, c. NJ. PHILPGH.
 The Graphic is authorized a9. nounce MIR. JESSE R. CORE as candidate for Sheriff, subject -o tae action of the Democratic primary Ja4; uary ,, 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-31

-Moler Barber College, Dallas. Tex as, wants men to learn the trade. Write for particulars now, few weeks completes by free clinic and expert instructions. positions waiting. don't delay,
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FOR RENT.

Two rooms s9r ..g1e a6asea=-z.@-. Parlor and bathroom privileges. ZN.5 children. Apply Thirteenth a1d P.-e. l0-2--6-
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For County Clerk.

We are authorized to announc= IR JOHN H. SHELBY as a candidate for County Clerk, subject to the ae.;oa ot Democratic primaries January ,, iaQ2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-31

The prizes are beautiful, hose 10 De given away FHtslar night a- c1e 3luf Ci-v rink. 14-2S-5-
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store LOCATION appointments stock intelligent
 
 signs priceconcessons in alert STILL NOT SELL GOODS! change busy place business prn- es ink" printers brains judgment experience organ 
 The Net Result of Such Mixture is Winning Cam DaiQn of PubliCity==which of the advesinq suppemena advertising enterprise ters in k'---and none will be-
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Ford Of the supreme courf granted the relief prayed for.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20
LECTURER WENDLlNC
ARRIVES In The CITY
Will Speak Tonight at the
Epworth Church.
Has Been Before the American Pub.
lie as Lecturer for Over 80
Years.-To Publish Lectures

Mr.. George Il. Vending, one
of the best Known lecturers on the
American platform arrived in the
city this afternoon at II 40 from
Cincinnati and will appear this ev-
ening at Epworth NJ. r. church
as the last numbcr Of the Y. NJ.
C. A. lecture course. BY the spc-
cial request oi'erhe lecture commit
tee Mr.. Wendlihg will deliver his
famous lecture entiiled "The Man
Of Galilee. 7"
Mr.. Vending is as interesting
u conversationalist as he Is u lee
turer. In an interview at the llo-
tel Marion this afternoon he dis
closed some Interesting acts of his
life. He stated that he had been
on the lecture platform for more
than thirty years and has lecturcd
in every state in the union. In
reply TO a question asking if he en-
Pected to quit the platform soon he
said 81 expect | will never quit
lecturing and although | have cut
down my work from two hundred
and fifty-two lectures year to
less than n third that number, I
will never abandon the field entire
ly unless health should interfere. -
Mr.. Vending is strong, ro-
bust looking gentleman and con-
verses in a smooth-silvery tone Of
voice. He is very sociable and pos
sesses great deal of human
magnetism.
The great lecturer stated that
he has had so many requests from
publishers to print his lectures that
he has decided TO do so aud al
ready several have been placed in
their hands and will be before the
public in short time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20
N1erely Personal

Miss Mae Lambert of Anderson,
Ind. spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Teetor. of Girard Avenue.
Mrs. j. "a. Jacoby left today
for Crestline where she will re-
main several days visiting rela-
tivcs.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Sage, of
McLanc, Ill. are guests at the home
of ID. w. Strayer on South Green.
wood street.
Elmer Wood. the Erie yardman
who was injured several days ago
by being caught between two
cars is doing nicely at The Sawyer
Sanitori,m and is now on tho
speedy road TO recovery.
George Butcher Of Marion. was
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe
Conley. in this city Saturday and
Sunday. - Frank Philbricl of
Marion, spent Saturday afternoon
and Sunday with relatives and
friends in this ely. DR.. /. n.
Bowman was in Marion on profes-
sional business Monday evening. -
Eddie Bauer, who is working in
Marion. spent Sunday with his wife
in this city. - Miss Lizzie Coop
rider returned Monday afternoon
from visit at Marion and CO.
lumbus. = Mr.. and Mrs. Jud
peryine spent Monday III Marion.
- Miss Gretchen Guggenheimer
~ Marion, was a guest over Sun
day at the Jack O'DonneIl home
on West Hicks street M. V.
Gibscn was in Marion on business
Monday afternoon - james kigh-
linger returned Tuesday morning
from q business trip TO Marion. -
Upper Sandusky Chief.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20
ITALIAN IS
BADLY HURT
Clio Sanpillipo Shot Tuesday
Night.
TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL
With a Deep Wound in His
Left Shoulder.
Sebas Vittas was Examining His
38 Caliber Revolver When it was
Accidently Discharged

Clio Sanpillipo, aged twenty,
an Italian section hand employed
in the local Erie yards, was acci-
dentally shot in, the left shoulder
st $50 o clock Tuesday night,
sustaining q serious wound.
The accident occurred in u box
ear house located near the Erie
round house. Sebas Nittas. cou-
sin OF the victim, had recently
became the posSessor of fine new
thirty-eight caibcr revolver. The
group OF Italians were examining
the piece with great curiosity and
Vitias was in the act of handing
the piece TO u fellow inspector
when i'll some unknown manner it
was discharged and Sanpilipo be-
came the victim.
The injured man was hastily
carried 10 the Kenton Avenue
crossing and the ambulance of
Charles +. Hess transferred him
TO the hospital department. of the
Sawyer Saitorium. An examination
by house physician Dr.. j. w.
Adair. disclosed that the ball had
penetrated the left sholdcr and
lodged deep in the shoulder
blade.
An y Ray will be used later and
"a probe made for the ball.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20
Brief nlention


Rev. Alb Ballinger will preach
at the L. b. church tonight. Sub
jcct "Unposscssed Possessions. F."
A. V. Johnson The West Con-
ter Street jeweler is packing his
goods preparatory TO moving TO
Chicago.
Vernon Campbell was operated
on this morning by Dr.. IL. l..
Uhler at the Central Emergency.
The patient is resting easy and
stood the operation very we'll.
Aidhni. Montour, the Indian
wrestler arrived in the city today
enroutc to Mt. Vernon where on
Saturday night he wrestles John
Smfct of Toledo.
Frank Il. 'Baer. administrator of
the estate Of William L.. Bocr re-
ports the sale OF real estate in
the amount of .$24OO To Ambrose
Z. White.
Joe Percente. the Chicago athlete.
has large class OF students who
meet daily at the boxing school on
West Center street 10 receive in
struction in the manly art of self
defense. There are also to be formed
classes in wrestling aud physical
culture within the next few days.
Mr.. Pereente is so pleased over The
interest shown in athletics by the
young men of the city that he may
locate here for good.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20
FINE PROGRAM
Rendered by the Members of the
Wonder S. S. Glass

The Wonder Sunday School class
ofstbe Evangelical church met in
regular monthly social session at
the home. of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d..
Iachman ON North Greenwood
street yesterday evening.
At the conclusion of short So
cial session an informal program
was rendered. Miss Sarah Myers
delivered an exceedingly interest
ing reading and Miss Ada Ber-
ringer accompanied by Miss Mana
Marsh plcasingly rendered q
vocal solo. Herbert Johnson gave
recitation after which u class
prophesy cleverly written by
Miss Fern kihsler was given. The
boys quaItetn composed Of
Messrs. Harry Martin, l.. ID.
Iachman, Herbert Johnson and
John Huffman was present and
rendered several selections.
Immediately ut the close of The
program Refreshments were seryad
and general good social time was
enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20
INTERESTING DEBATE
Sophomore Class Entertains Student
Z Y, 1a, Body Wednesday

Resolved, i"rhata Cuba should be
annexed to the 'tfhited States" was
the question argued pro ana con by
several young high school students
from the Sophomore class, before the
student body of the school this
morning at $3.50 O'Clock. After the
young orators had completed the
discussion, the judges entered a
verdict OF Not guilty" and the
negative Won.
The debnters were; Affirmative
George King. Harry Gillette and
John Sargent. Negative George
Kleinmaicr, BENJAMIN Grills and
Miss Ada Havill.
Call and examine Sllery's line Of
Wall Paper, before You buy, It
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20
CHARLES W. ABLE
Given Nice Promotion by Wells.
Fargo Express Company

The many Marion friends OF
Charles w. Abel. cashier of the
wells Fargo Epress company at
Youngstown, will be glad to hear
OF his promotion to agent for the
COMPANY ". Lima. Mr.. Abel who
was formerly cashier at the local
office assumed his new duties We'd
nesday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20

oning OF Il duration of less than
II week. He had not reeained his
normal strength from u severe at
tack of typhoid fever about two
months ago and the final disease
quickly parmcatcd his fraIl sys-
tenn.
The deceased was employed in
the moudng department of tho
Marion Steam Shovel shops, hold
ing responsible position. He
was very popular among his fel-
low workmen who extended ear
nest sympathy in his many tribu-
lationS.
Last fall his two year old baby
son died and shortly after that
Mr.. johnson was confined to
his bed with the fever. Four
weeks ago II baby boy was born
and the fatherlcSS child survives.
\ two year old son also survives.
The deccased'S parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Johnson reside ut tho
place Of death.
Funeral services will he conduct-
ed from the Wesley NJ. T..
church Friday afternoon at =
o clock. Rev. G.. f.. Rowlcy Of
tlciating. lnterment will be madc
IN Marion cemetery.
~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20
Bargains at Ellery's Bar
gain Store.

Garden Rakes, lie.
Trowels, 5cNl0c and 15c.
Easter Novelties. lc, &c. 10c and
25c.
Shoe soles Zoe. ~, zoe, 25c.
Easter Flowers, 1ON bunch.
Tafeta Ribbons, N60,t so, 100,
l0c a yard.
Wash Boilers, soc each.
quart granite Pans, 1Oc.
Good Carpet Brooms, 19c.
Complete line of Post Cards.
Easter Post Cards, lc each.
ELLERY'S BARGAIN STORE
Il 1913 North Main Street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20

Routine business was transacted
several applications for membership
received and arrangements made
for holding Il stag social in the
halls tonight, at n well attended
of Candy Lodge No. 81,
Knights of Pythias held last night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-20

The Home Guards meets this cv-
ening in Red Mems hall. Busi-
ness of importance will come up
for disposition. A large attendance
is desired.