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Miss Jane Parry and Miss Edna I1El
sils, Of Wayne bpfg, Pas are the
guests of Miss sister, Mrs. -
i, Lehman of Walnut avenue:
MS. Joseph Lehman and daughter,
sephihe arrived home today from
8 two weeks visit with relatives at
b shlsg. Pai and Grafton.
Anna McSulty; Mrs N. Hamill, An IN
na Iamill, Nellie Hamills Mary fia-
mini Ellen HsmilI. IS Pitts burg were
mere etday
Nj and MS. George ". Allen, and
harIes ii Allen, Mrs Eliza;
Ibeth Helper ms Dora Morrison, Of
Donora, RAJ, Jane "A. elaTe, lice ICE
sIcclnr d Bentley Sharon g:
"a sloons Il. tller and Mrs Hen:
dersen, Il Glassport ia came in on
he Steamer Leroy last night
Mrs N b III Barr and ds1gh terss
Carrie aud tsTg RET eturned yesters
day rom a seyera days visit with
ffiends n camerop.
MIS- r. Leigh leming and hildren
are expected home this evening from
4 wo weeks visit ii Eebster SPRINGS
sIr and MIS-: tsr viii 80
Is clarksburg Ih hey sons AS
sGiec ard Virgil who have been sitting
There Tie past win ascppps
tiiea home Sunday egenins
Mss Addie Rptt Hiibbaid has
been STING at her ther summer " nm
home Fish Creek Stand Tor the ne
past kliIse wee returned this morn
ing having been called back q nurse
a Sc a. anning ton
Mss Edna Rhode derrick Of Martins;
|b6te e guest 6f s. Rose watson
atismithtown. she assedi through The
Mt DAY en route to clarksbarg 70
Schools books ii Globe Book Store,
Watson Hotel building Y
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NOTICE

Farmers Bulletins published BY the
Agricultural Department. are ready ilr
distribution in the First Congressional
district Lists OF them may be seen
at all posloaces. or win be furnished
Oh application TO me- Send me pa-
tai card Specifying the bul|eilns VanI.
ed, and they WI be mailed to you.
Persons desiring free seeds ior neEi
spring are invited to end their
names and addresses stating vaslheI
vegetable Or flower s5edA ara dos|re
W. p HUBBARD
Wheeling. " 49,
Aug. s. l5. %. o.
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The toilowing a ne vote ap to
O'Clock Friday evening
District Ss.
Paul NJ. HAWKINS 20
Freddy Eddy n e
Art Kern Z. 20 e
Ruth Poster 4. IS IS
Iala1de Hartley g g 9
Grace 5amlson I2 goo
Georgia Hunsaker $50
Mae oronin 4: ~
Thelma satterdeld So y
celia Kerns 80. u
Sterling R. Riggs %
Hazel Grithth "
Dorsey Abbotp 9
GFace Jones. /, L. q -
Blanch8 Linn 3, 81
Daniel Cook ". Z; %
Nettie Groves z 70
Norris Saunders 49,
Frances Ward Il. !. Ites
Charles Iilsop 5l
Roy Is. Wise
Rufus 1sstton e
Leonard peegan
District Q
Frances A. slater 2. ;gss
Mildred Parsons +.
elaadia Men ely 4.
Danna Morris 5, !; Z. s..
Gladys Toothmatl lQe
jamie Jollitte 4. $50
Ethel Roegrsons ss1
Daisy Flowers %
Iona Robyy {, Sl
Alice jerks y $50
Martha Stewart 90
pIserlet No. 9
Forest Springer -
philip Patterson ,sg5
Aiable AIetrtfeld N lslsg
Gertrude criss fss
odra stealey ile5
Iva Reese y: 1: 55Q
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Tta Rev. ]. i. Race, Of Rendham,
Ras WIN preach at the First NJ. p.
church tomorrow at 1915 O'clock,
Re7S Race is the father Of the Rev.
John II. Race, President OF Ghattsnoo.
ga University, and i. d. Race Of this
city Rev. Race has many friends
here, who are always glad of an op-
gortunity to hear him.
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&c naIp.tlIst lchure,h.


Rev. W. j. Eddy, pastor The pas
TOT desires toEhaye a large attendance
present at the morning service to hear
Rev ". o. Valentine, who has spent
seven years in Bufhah as mission:
ary. All who heard him at the assoi
citation at Boothsyille VIM be glad 70
hear him again. istmission here Is
to. present the conditions and needs
and not to solicit money The service
viii beat 1914 The evening service
at s;oicI6ck, the pastor will preach on
.The Sin and Shame. Of Apestasy.F
The, Sunday schools will meet at $3.50
300 and t2:S0. The B: Y. r q. VIII
he ledSby Mr.. willis NorFin at gas:
Ia cordial invitation Is extended to all
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RI CSC 5Ea Y ON THE b IAN b o.
RAILROAD YESTERDAY "
BRISTOL:

1. CLAR BURG Aug 81 Mrs, Low;
lie Williams wife Of Hugh Williams
was struck bs a freight traihFat Btis;
.tol at t0i15 yesterday morning and
met instant death The victim Of this.
terrible acstlent was seventy. four.
years Of age sad one Of the most high
ly respectsd women of this communlliss
ty. she was the mother Of Stephen
Williams, tie well known merchant
Of this city
- tue tItna Of the accident Mrs.
illismsi was en- route To- this city,
where HE !ntsnaed spending a few
days as tie guest Of one q her sons.
wSile quite old she was 4 wen presry-
ed womaland gas able 10 make the
trip ithoutnq stgue; During the
pleasant weather she has made many
trips ont among her children and
friends.
The, accident occurred right a the
Bristol spasseng ger statloa and in full
view 81 number ofS people The bus.
band at the time was olling the horss
les attachedato the mig which had
brought them to the station,
Mr.. williams had Just assisted his
wife from the buggy and hearing q
train approaching believed y tobe the
passenger train on which size vas e
Come here ID visit her son. Stephen
Williams. They were At the timeson
the opposite side o sfate 6Sk from the
platform and without looking 5irs.
Williams started across tie track 70
reach the platform In time to board
the train ss. .Sl
T She had iust reached the center Of
the track when the engine of the
through freight train struck her and
.urled her. body about twenty feet she
expired almost Instantly
At a point not far from her home
she started to cross the railroad racks
and 1t Is believed that she was not
aware Of the presence Of the approach;
ing train al she has in the past been
very careful about walking on the rail:
road track, on this occasion she
stepped the track fairly iii front Of
the rapidly moving train and IN an in;
slant her ilieless body was hurled to
one side Of the track.
The englleman on the train soon
brought his train to standstili and
he with the remainder Of the crew
was soon atthe side Of the unfortunate
woman. She was then found to be
lifeless.
The remains were taken TO a near.
by house and the friends aud;Felatises
summoned The body was then taken
to the hone Of the deceased.
Mrs Williams Is survived BY 5hus.
band and eight children. Tie chill
;dren are: Mrs Elizabeth Hickman
f5Mrs. Hester Maxwell, Mrs Laura
Randolph, Mrs. ota Rhodes David
wi SiaulsS William stephen aad Perry
I.wtllisms d
Mr.. Williams, the son, was notified
by phone soon after the accident and
he was soon at Y scene Of tie ttag
ledy. &. !. RI x.
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TAVERN Samuel q. Brady 3 ~
Smith. Parl,ersburgi LLOYD caaniFg
Valley Falls b. e. Engle, Atnosi
Cannon. Lialeion; c. n BrIscos Ray
Hshnen. virgil A. Brown MS
Heenan. alorgantown ;. y Lewis
dtfot w. r. Gates Astcr Fl
Co|luan. Tunneliou; Ingle Malone
analon; j. w Holt ana wife, Els
If' j. q. LAW. D. Luther HAMMOND,
~ Tfyman. clarksburg Josab stig-
Harry o. ott T. p Bowles,
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Grace Lutheran Church.

= - 4 r. u ? ssH- y . IL
LEY GA. Null, pastor Services for
SUNDAY: Sunday school, 10 a. m. Two
week ago we went up four, last Sun
day We went up four more. Come
again with another four tomorrow.
Preaching at liza. MI subject z Give
Us this nay Our Daily Bread & The
ifift6 sermon Of the Lord Prayer ser
vice. Everybody welcome and inyit;
ed! P.taehtng service In the eyefntngl
IS O'clock Our social will be on the
:5th On the lawn Of the parsonage, SOB
walnut avenue. Council meeting on
Monday night. All out Organization
Of class of catechism on Friday next
at 4:sVip. m. at parsonage.
B
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Clyde Ballah' Loves
FII| d L. Cunningham How
sra NJ Wilson, elarksbgsgS
ia Grafton; ". W oNsils
3'.nii on, Al Johnson, p. WI
son. ]. 81 FOSTER Weston j p snt;
.on. e. L. Reeder, Mrs C. B. ReardoR,
Amos
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gIfite Your Name on Egg For the N afSs
kes ID This cirIsp Did.

PARK Frs BUR g, Aug 81,
Mss yergis 10y, of Rueltman w
3vas evetal week d g wrote he name
and address on an esq which was
PACK led aud shippsd. It became a part
~ the suppliesof tie United states
ship sey fern
within the past few a lays Miss 10y
ms receiyed formal roposals otsmas
Tiage from nearly every unmarried;
man on the ship; many Of them enclos.
ing osrsphs 81 4: Il
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IIMlethodIst Protsstan. .ITempIe.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ - y,
J,sc, Bloomfield pastor tomorrow
VIII be tie last Sunday of our confer
.ence year and we are anxious tonake
ii very helpful dag, Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m I. and communion service
at iO;l5a. m. The hour Of the evening
service has been changed TO 1880
O'Clock. The subject Of The evening
sermon win be ooklng backwards,
and Relation to Moving onward!
ON Monday evening at eight clock q
nee lecture on Japan It's People
Their Problems and Outlook z VIII be
delivered IN tie Temple audi oripm
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0f the tIttiOIl Of
.l.SS thsiF frst Nat onaI Bank a. airniont

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N die site et. West yirptnia ~ the 'cl0sei
az bushes, Argus igQls!
REsoUgeks /.
Loans and discounts lrso4,i.z -;
0xerdfsfls, secured and ltli; o,,,5 &,
secured ~. 4. q. iN I9s,i -
iU.S Bonds 70 secure cifcaq, 4 ~, do.
8 don n 4. s. Z 4v0,VyVsySSY1
; ssn6 5S5 =. .,.s. 100000
%. 81, Bonds on hand ~ ~ " ~;
B5s5isa sss9 Ss ssass ss s. s. s.
iBanl ding house, furniture and Z. I =, ~
ffXtufes I. 20 5a ~ ~
Duo from National Banks -
mot reserve gents 4tt$ey
Due nom STATE Banks and x
Banketss !. 50 80 le,istitI y
Due from approved reserve Cd ~; ~ Oh Z,
agents@ -. 4. ~ *
Check and other cash items $40 ~ !,
Notes Oh lothers ational
BANK ~ $50. y ss.s. \; I N N 4V97VVl
Fractional paper currency 8
nickels and cents iO6as Oh
Lawful Money Reserve In
soecis 3. s. !, sf1s,s 10
Legal tender notes s0e (. \. ( z a
sRed elnpti6n 5fand With q, 81
circulation. 5 900 0oH
Total alssisos 81
s tIARt1rTtEs a 4
BCapita stock paid IN /. 3 100 900 008
Surplus fuud. !. Z y. 10O, 900 00a
S peSsss ssS tse paid. 200 7oI
National Bank notes out;
standing y. w; w
Due % other National Banks 40 ~
Due N SUITE Banks and
4 Bank s!,s K. Z. ~ Z. !. 4 ~. !. 2, "
Due 10 Trust Comp and
4 Savings Banks i. e I. I. 49, 10, US t3
Indy iduai deposit subject
Is check I, q. llps. 8s1 81
TIME cettiacat OF deposit l,25l, 138 3D.
;Cettihe Oh tks !. : !. 80 4. 90 80.
Cashier : Chez rs outs Ing 81,
Units stltss depos lts. 10000 %.
Tetal. $3.50 CO.'S 81
sTlaTE oFWEsT VIRGINIA
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i j. q sands chiet ctFsSs Sbove
named Bank, do ole4niy sven that tie.
above tement 4 true t1 the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
b, SASpe. ashiet
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r. lloyd and VIE
Roo|s 3. Burns, n y Grove
Nolniovni w w. oNell Manniag
|n chafles Dis Vheellpg W W.
Mcneil Masoniown J. 6. Wilcox,
We|ch
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School bneks and supp lilies at Globe
Bsok store gssiSa Hotel bIsgs Y
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Boob cover given free 70 each pur
chaser OF Hchpol books. Globe Beok
Store Y
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Show the slbstttutor That YOU have
a MIND 81 JON own BY getting EHAT
sog ASK FOR
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FAIRMONT CHURCHES
Order of Sabbath Services at the
Various Places OF Worship

BY MI Yokayaiua, native Of Japan.
Remember the hour eight oelock
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Catholic Church.

Rev. A. Boutlog, pastor Mass every
Sunday at 8 and 10 O'clock a:m, Even.
ing deyotions at 1880 p clock, consist
Ing Of the rosary and benedIstIon.
Mass every morning during theSweek'
at 200 o'clock. IS
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ne. ZLon RaptIst ehpreh.a

~ itlSa aASti = isllsfi &c
~. w. Robinson pastor Sunday
school at 49, a. nj; preaching tl11 a,
M BY the pastor; subject, The Youth.
tlll Vision. BS sYs P. %. al p. m,
Preaeh hing at SIP M by pastor, 'iEaI
.tation Through Humility Let us rem.
der unto Caesar the things that are
Caesars and unto God the things that
are God should snow curt ppre;
clation ofthe goodne IS ot the Iofd5by
meeting ct the place u eorshiptonth
Lords Day. The pastors farewellr
ception. and lecture win be at. the
church at 8 p. M Sept 81 The
public IS cordially invited q an os!ths
above services (.
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iiaN1EY- Edward Z. Westwcoa,
Wheaaoe D. ]. Ruclenan alcnon'
c. Wilson, Injunction; q "a
Iafner 1Ioreaniown p p HollensI
bos ST Harrison, clerlsburs =
Noie Aianqlneion.
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School satchels and book cover given
nee Is each purchaser 81 school books.
Az 81 le@: elobs ssoE store
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IchrIstI. Q. q chlrohl

Ret M. Y Barne rector Holy
eucharist z::$O! al. ~. sunday school,
$3.50 "a. m. morning prayer and llt;
any, 1875 O'Clock; first Sundays and
festivals, second celebration Of holy
eucharist 1885 a. M eyensong 1870
p, M; Friday, eyensoi, 1880 ,. m;;;ii
holy he days, holy eucharist 5000, N,
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Mononsah esbyterlan Church.
Rev. W. q. Dayld; pastor All are
invited to the following services: Sun
day school at 1000 a. M topic, "a
Thrilling Spy story. Preaching at
1900 subject sThe Dignity Of La:
Dor "A Labor Day sermon Sunday
school at Middleton at sSp. m. Preach.
Ing at Middleton on Thursday at 7.45
b, M when an interested IN Night
Glass and Reading Circles are asked
70 be present
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Schools books Globe Book store.
watson Hotel saildiag. Il
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EXTRA sREcl VOTES.
CLASS No. i. 4:
,Most PopuIar Postoftice. Tellpho1e 81

CITY Emnloss,
Mabel Merflaela go
Ralph DooHttls ~ a. sslsee5
Fred Fleming \. its
Daisy Flowers ::s ESQ
raymond HallsF .sss
q ID. satteraeld
3! 81 Harden 100
a d. B. Dudley ,e7s
Rufus Lyttoa gsst
Frank Fisher 'sse5
Jesse Dent y. i I. ~. so
Tony Cirmo .;s ~
IA. Kern sao
sallle Newell esq
Kip Flemlng y
Lee Parker j. se5
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Most Popular Rssiroad' Traction, clas,
Hous. or Factory Employs.
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aow AND.3

watson Hotel building z
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i Free on request a school satchef to
each purchaser 81 school books. Globe
Eminent Minlster 10 preach.

Book store. tts
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In the Stu ct tug Ssssl7s
az bushes Atigtts
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-30

Rcading-"The Kingdom Mrs.
A. q. Mason.
Solo" Home, Sweet Home of
the Angels - Miss Eva Schuster.
Mems Chorus-"The Lord Will
Comfort Thee. "
Violin Solo-"Lcgend BONN
Miss Pearl Cheney.
Hymn - Congregation.
Flute Solo" Melody in FL.
y. McNcal.
Reading Miss Myrtle Smith.
Solo--"A Dream of Paradise -
Miss Goldie kclbaugh.
Chant Response-M Mrs. Redman
and choir.
Anthem 90 Send Ont Thy Light
Choir and orchestra.
Short address by Pastor.
Doxology Congregation
VIM. bowler. Musical Director.
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Court Overrules Motion for a
New Trial.
ANTHONY IS ACQUITTED
Of the Murder of Geo. Foller
at Delaware.
Lulu Adams Flies Answer and
Cross Petition in Divorce Suit
Says Husband was not Faithful

The motion for new trial III
the ease of the State al Ohio
against Elias Shafer, guilty OF as
sault and battery, was over~uled
Saturday morning by Judge b. &.
Young, who sentenced Shafer TO
pay fine of $25, the costs in
the ease which will amount TO
about $1O0 and to serve thirty
DAYS in the worShouse.
Unless Shafer is able to raise
the money to pay his fine and the
heavy costs Of his prosecution he
will be compelled to spend between
eight and nine months i'll the
workhouse for his assault on j.
j. Fowler nj the Implement shops
last November.
Shaicr Struck Fowler over the
head with hammer knocking him
unconscious. For a long time it
was feared that Fowler would die.
The quarrel resulted from n petty
jealousy.
tShafer is about GO years Of
age and a long term in the work.
house will be hard for him to
serve. lie will not be taken TO
Columbus until Monday by the
sheriff.
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State or Ohio, City Of Toledo
Iucas County. \

Lucas county, sS :.
Frank j.. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior partner OF the
firm of r. j. Cheney & Co., do
ing business in the City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrl,
that cannot be cured by the use Of
Halls Catairh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and SUBJ
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day of December, A. D., 1896.
A. w. GLEASON.
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
tcrnally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY g. CO..
Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipalion.
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Absolutely Free.

|, The April number OF the Woman'k
Record is new ready. rs a wom-a
ems MagaziN that aims to enter
tain. It's the\ \Only publication in
this country whfN Illustrates each
month the newest N>vlds and types
|os furniture OF the N3ter grade
furniture that can be purchased for
homes OF the people at reasonable
cost-as well as the late spring
styles OF women's wear. A years
Subscription free for the asking.
THE CHAS. McCI4AIN co.
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MIR. DANIEL He'll
PASSES AWAY
At Home of Sister in Upper
Sandusky.
The Deceased for Years Resided at
Agosta --Fu1eral Held
There Monday

Mr.. Daniel He'll, aged Al,
died Saturday morning at sos
O'Clock al the residence of his sis.
ter, Mrs. Charles Ashe in Upper
Sandusky, after an illness of four
months duration with consumption.
The deceased was born in Mar
ion county and has always resid
IN this county except for the last
few months. He was Il carpenter
by trade and for number of
years lived in Agosta.
Four children. Iva and Edna re-
siding with Mrs. Ashe and Joseph
and Harrison at Wharton, Wyan-
dot county,
The funeral will be held Monday
morning at nine O'Clock from the
late residence. The BODY will be
then shipped to Marion at 9:50
y. m. and from here To Agosta
where Services and burial will take
place
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FUNERAL SERVICES

The last sad funeral rites over
the remains of Mrs. j. G.. Mar
tin whose death occurred Thursday
afternoon. were conducted from
the United Brethren church this
afternoon at 9 o'clock Rev. b.
c. Reed and Rev. A. Snyder of
Gallon officiating. Preceding the
church service short service was
conducted from the home on Cher
ry street. The remains were in
TERED in Marion cemetery.
Fancy Groceries, fruits, vegetables
and meats. Give us your order for
good things to eat
cHAs. TURNER & co.
329-2t :.
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Lulu Adams filed an answer and
cross petition in the common pleas
court in the divorce suit brought
bv her husband. William Adams.
l.. Il. Myers is Mrs. Adams at
torney.
The defendant claims that the
plaintiff has at various times been
guilty of improper relations with
various women. She alleges that
on one occasion when cousin OF
his came to visit them the plaintiff
became most familiar with her and
that on another occasion he assault
ed the sister of the defendant who
was visiting at their home. The
defendant states that she was COM
PEELED to keep boarders and to do
the washing for seven families to
provide for herself.
She denies the allegations in the
petition of the. plaintiff and asks
the court for decree of divorce
and restoration to her maiden name
Lnlu Blakely.
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Gypsy csisums,s

On Monday, April 5. thirty-hve as
SCISSORS in all parts OF the county
will commence their work getting
In the returns for the tax duplicate
under the direction OF G. l.. Allen,
county editor. Mr.. Allen viii in
struct the assessors in their duties
next Saturday IN
Fourteen OF the assessors are as
signed to this city. The work will
require from twenty 10 thirty days.
Y is expected that the increase In
the total amount paced ON the dup
'icate this year wia be very marked.
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EPWORTH CHURCH.

The music at the Epworth NJ. +.
church for Easter Sunday will be
of high order and in keeping
with the spirit of Easter day.
In the morning the beautiful cho-
rus And the Glory Of the Lord"
from the "Messiah" will he sung.
Also Awake Thou That Sleep
est" from "The Daughter of
Jarius. f" IN the evening the choir
will give sacred concert Mt which
the great overture TO William
Tell" will be given. Also Mendels-
sohn's difficult but beautiful mo-
tette Hear My Prayer" will be
sung"
Following is the program for
the evening:
Tocatto in G-Du Bois.
awake Thou That Slcepest"
from "'The Daughter of Jarius".
Hymn.
Prayer.
"Calm as The Night"- Duett--
Goetz- Mrs. Allen and Mr.. Ber-
ryman.
Scripture Reading.
Offertory.
Hear Ny Prayer" Mendel-
ssohn.
Address by the pastor.
Overture to Wm. Tell.
Praise the Lord o My Soul"-
Male Quartette sop oh lansing.
Anthem-"Thcy Have Taken
Away My Lord "-Staincr.
Benediction.
Postlude..
Director-,Prof. f. Berrvman-
Organist, Miss Havill.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-30
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured.

l.. Wagner, Wholesale Druggist,
Richmond, Va. says: IL had fear
full attack OF Sciatic Rheumatism,
was laid up almost two months; was
ortunate enough to get Mystic Cure
for Rheumatism. This cured me
after Doctors prescriptions had failed
to have any effect. have also heard
Of fine results from Others who have
used it.
Sold by the Dumble Pharmacy,
Opp. Ketr House.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-30
against Elias Shafer. The motion
was overruIed by the court.

In the ease Of A. II. King and
r.. q. Allen. assignees for benefit
of r. p. Wallace against Martha
A. Cunningham, and othJrs, At
torney L..E. Myers for John
Sweickendeck. has filed motion
asking that the supplemental cross
petition be stricken fom the files
bv the court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-30

Drink Book Beer, on tap Saturday.
Order case at home. Citizens phone
1850. 3-2S-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-30
ASSESSORS WILL
BEGIN LABORS

In Marion County on Mon
1or LOOKING ut-usVy'tuings,
while a woman need not make
Toilet the work OF her life, she can
make 1t a success,
Exhs quickest and. bost way to do
istto furnish the toilet table prop
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-30

This Is genuine. strictly pure
Book Beer on tap Saturday. Order
case. Phone $50. 32S-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-30

Order case ~ Book Heer for
your home, strigllx pure. Phone
|150. -2e- -at
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-30

The Clark ditch, of Montgomery
township, and the Keiser ditch of
Pleasant township, were not sold
this morning, as the county survey
or's office as no bidders put in their
appearance. The bitches will be re-
advertised and the sale conducted
next Saturday. 90