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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08
Burton Of Kansas.

Ex-senator Joseph Ralph Burton of
Kansas is on II speechmaklng tour In
Kansas lambastlng his enemies at n
great rate. 1t is said that he is draw
Ing large audiences. He Is good
deal of an orator; consequently that
report Is by no means Incredible.
Moreover, many Kansans believe that
Burton was prosecuted and convicted
of technical violation of the law not
so much because he had violated the
law as because he was in the way OF
certain politicians in Kansas and else
where. SO, taken all in all, Burton is
quite likely TO be thorn in the side Of
the Republican party of the Sunhower
State for many moons.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08
PENN SXlWanid
SPECIAL Low FARES
E.lrN &. 9

ANGELES 10 to IA National Eclectic Med
Association.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION GJorfOlk Va) daily until NOvem
desirable rOutes-alrail
steamer; and Chesapeake Bay Stop
Washington Baltimore Philadelphia.
SUMMER TOURIST FARES famous along Jersey
Long Island and New England witb
Philadelphia stopovers Also Lake and Mountain resorts and
TO Colorado Pacific coast
LOUISVILLE, KY June "a 25 Master Plumbers
on.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y July 8 2 X. t. conc,ave.
SPOKANE, June 81 to July /, B.Y.PU.
SEATTLE, WASH June July g. Z.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12 to 49, B. P. E. direct via
Washington with stopovers at Baltimore Washington.
sEAsHoRE EXCURSION City Cape May and eight
other popular seaside resorts August
WINoNA LAKE, IND. Daily until September 80.
For full particulars consult G. M. KNAUER Ticket Agent.
opens az follows:
and June 9th tickets will Saturdays Sundays
and Mondays for Cedar Point On after June 10TH
SIDE Ksy ls.e and Putin Bay On and after June 3rd
johnson
The train for Chicago Fort Wayne and Upper
SanduEky leaves Marion 1249 D. Chicago 845
p. m, connecl.ng with all points West.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08
As 70 Railway Mail Paw

Last winter Hon. Victor Murdock,
representative from the Wichita dis.
trict Of Kansas, started In energetical.
ly to reduce the pay for railway mail
service. The old scheme was TO weigh
the mail for certain number of days,
counting Sundays, TO ascertain the To-
tai amount carried and then TO divide
that amount by the same number of
days minus the Sundays to ascertain
the daily amount on which to base the
pay for the ensuing four years. That
made the diyisor six, while Murdock
insisted that the divisor should be sew.
en-, which would make vast differ
once in the pay annually. He spoke
about 1t till he made everybody dizzy.
Falling to induce congress to take his
view, he got Postmaster General Cor
telyou TO issue an order TO that effect.
The following telegram recently print
ed In the st. Louis Globe-D Democrat
throws considerable light on the entire
subject OF railway mail compensation
Chicago May l8-The recent action OF
Burlington In cutting the rates ON trans
continental mail 10 meet the competition
and time of the Rock Island is having an
important bearing upon the question OF
mail compensation generally.
IL Ia said that the voluntary reduction
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08
The Cost Of "A.

They were celebrating their engage
ment by dining at a swell cafe.
do you believe" she querled as tht
conversation Jagged, that man is real
ly made of dustT"
We'll" he rejoined, glancing at the
dinner check, "he wouldn't be able tC
travel far In your company II he
wasn't"-Chicago News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08

So at last Robert Marion la Toilette
had his way in the matter Of choosing
his senatorial mate In lieu OF Hon.
John G. Spooner, resigned. Multimll.
iionaire Stephenson, who has acted as
La Follette's "angeP' in money matters
for years, captured the plum. One OBJ
ject In Spooners sudden resignation
was to throw the apple Of dlscord into
La Follette's camp, thereby certainly
giving that pompadour statesman much
trouble, with the hope of giving him
his coup de grace. That 1t gave him
trouble, much OF 1t, there is no doubt,
but the result shows that he has not
received his quietus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08

NANCE NO. 81. To proceed
with the improvement of Mary street
from first alley norrh of Silver Street
20 sorth line os Silk Mill property.
Be It ordained by the Council of
the City OF Marion, State of Ohio:
Section J. THAT it is hereby de-
cided by the Council of the City Of
Marion. Ohio, three-fomths of all
the members elected thereto concur
ring 10 proceed with the improvement
Of Mary street from first ALLEY north
of Silver street to silk MI property
in accordance with a resolution for
that purpose passed ON the lst day
Of AErl, 1907, by said Council, and
being known as Resolution No. 20;
and IN accordance with the plans,
specifications, estimates and profiles
heretofore approved and now on file
IN ih2 office of the department Of
public service.
Sec. 2 THAT all claims for damages
thereto ON shall be judiciously inquir-
I'd iutc before the commencement Of
The proposed Improvement and the
City Solicitor lie and he is hereby au-
thorized and directed to institute pro-
ceehiLgs in a court Of competeit iur-
isdiotion to inquire into such claims
Sc" 3 Thar the whole cost Of said
lmprC yement less une-fiftieth thereof
ana The cost Of intersection shall be
asseagtd by the foot frontage upon
al 10 and lands bounding and
abuttihg upon said Improvement be-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08

In this practical age everything is
being converted to the use OF man
The Switzers have walked up to the
fact that they have been overlooking
and neglecting ready made fortune
In their glaciers and are now convert
ing them into commercial Ice, which
they can deliver In Paris at cost OF
about dollar and half per ton.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08
BOWSER GETS MERRY
Tries a New Drink With Friend
and Comes Home In Jolly Mood.
MRS. B. GROWS WRATAY.
Old Philosopher Talks In Zig Tag
Fashion N Trying to Explain the
Cause Of His Unusual Behavior
Finally Fails Asleep on the Floor.

NNhbS CI Tvs OHubudl DoHdNlOl'
Finally Fails Asleep on the Floor.
lCopyrisht. IgO7, by Homer sprague.1
Six O'Clock had come the other even
iag aud no Mr.. Bowser. II is not once
week that lie Is a minute over his
tlmc, and Mrs. Bowser began 70 won
der When fifteen minutes more had
passed. she began TO get anxious. AT
half past even the family cat began
to get restive, and the cook came up.
stairs 10 say:
IL heard a boom, boom awhile ago,
ma'am 10 you think 1t could have
been Mr.. Bowser blowing up on II
street carr"
She was told 20 keep the dinner
warm, and Mrs Bowser sat down on
the front steps TO watch and wait. II
Mr.. Bowser was going 10 be late he
should have telephoned. He carried an
Identification ticket, and If he had met
with any accident she ought TO have
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08
Begins to Explain.

1T was zhis way, Mrsh. Bowsher. |
was lockin' up Office door to come home
when Brown came along. You know
Brown-man with cock eye and red
hair Browns good feller-good feller.
lie borrows money OF me and don't
pay It back, but he's good feller for
all chat"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08

Burden Ne Woald Al Assume.
Rich may be a burden. but few Of
Ia are willing to Rick at a burden OF
that kind.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured

L. Wagner, Wholesale Druggist,
Richmond, Va, says: 81 had a fear
ful attack of Sciatlc 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. Ke.r House.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08

been notified before that hour. He
mad been throwing out mysterious
hints Of late rs 10 the profits on keep.
Ing a thousand goats and making
cheese, but he would hardly go TO look
over flock after q O'Clock. He had
had something TO say about balloons
bat IL did not seem reasonable that he
would select the evening for making
nn ascension. When Z o'clock had ar
rived the cook came up again to say:
Il know what's happened, ma'am,
the same MS IL had been there with
both eyes wide open"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-08
Cook Was Wise.

Cook Was Wise.
"IIe has probably been detained on
business. Some one cnme into the Of
flee just rs he was ready to leave for
home" said Mrs. Bowser.
IT'S weeping | am over his sad fate,
ma'am. He was invited by some one
10 take q ride in one o them things
called an auto He jumped in. After
n bit lie wanted to do the steering
himself He took the wheel and be-
fore they bad gone block that auto
was trying TO climb up the walls Of II
fourteen story building. can shut my
eyes and see it as plain as day The
reason they haven't sent you word is
because he was smashed all 10 n jelly
and they can't tell whether he's bag
o meal or man. / knew ii would
come, ma'am. I've been telling you all
along it would come"
Mrs. Bowser feared the worst, but
wouldn't admit 1t, and as u reward
Mr.. BOwser hove in sight at s o'clock.
lie came along down from the car with
an important air, and he waved his
hand TO her while yet half block
away, He was not only in good spir-
It's, but he was a bit hilarious. This
was further shown when he turned in
at the gate. One OF the ornaments of
the front yard Is n stone dog. lie
walk up to the dog and turned it on its
back and slapped his leg in laughter.
"Mr, BOwser what does this meanf"
she demanded as he came up the steps.
Come in 'er house. and III tell you
all about IT," he said as he passed In.
1t was n cold, deadly fact that lie
was sprung" His looks, his gait, his
actions all showed it. 1t was the first
time since he had Joined the Gay Old
Boys club, months before.
How dare you, slr-hOw dare you
come home In this conditlOnf" she ask
ed as she followed him In aud stood
before him NJ he sat down In a rocking
chair.
Hole on, Mrsh. Bowsher-hole on a
mint" he replied "You speak bout
my condishun. Does 1t sheen to you
as II had taken glass too muchY
"A barrel too much, Mr.. Bowser.
You are certainly intoxicated. Think
Of man of your age and standing
coming home in this condition.
"All wrong, Mrsh. Bowsher - all
wrong. no condishun here. am as
shober as judge on 'er bench. Sit
down and let me tell you all about It.
Thas risht-slt down Never like to
shee lady stand up on street car
Always willln' to give up my sheet to
her"
VERY well Now, go anead, sir and
explain matters"
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
Personal Mention

H. D. Harris of Baltimore and J. P. Thompson of Chicago were registered at the Ford yesterday.
 The guests of the Commercial hotel yesterday were John T. Melter and J. C. Bowman. SilvertOn. Colo: Mrs. Reynolds. Cananea, Mex. Robert owens. Nashville. Tenn; J. K Me Carthy. Florence; J. S. Gilbert, Pres colt; T. A. Harmon. Prescott; w. F.. Bender and F. N. Bender, Hamilton, O.: Frank Grady. Wickenburg.
 Those registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday were w. F. Winnie. Los An geles; Geo. F. Rodden, San Rafael, Cal: James Newland. Mill Valley Cal: MT and Mrs. J. B. Cohn, San Francisco; w. F. Bell. Liberty, Mo, pr. A. V. Linder. Chicago; pr. H. Irwin and Miss Irwin. Chicago; Glea- son Irwin, Chicago; Geo. Tisdale, Pres colt.
 Some of the passengers on the M. & P. yesterday were: Capt R. c. Will Hams. for Tucson; J. F. Combs, for Yuma; Mrs B. H. Ryan. for Los An geles; c. B. White. for Los Angeles; Sidney Blount, for Yuma; Ching On. for San Francisco: Chas. s. Wine. for Patagonia: T. E. Odell, for Patagonia; Mrs G. R. Lyall. for Los Angeles; Catherine NJ. Lively. for Dallas, Tex; A. B. Smith. for Topeka; Geo. C. Hunt, for San Casaces. Tex: Chin Fay. for Globe; Grace Chamberlain, Bettie Chamberlain and Lon Chamberlain, for Boonville, Mo; Mrs. Solomon, for Solomonville.
 A few of the passengers on the s. F. P. & P. yesterday were: H. Taggart. for North Umbria, Pa; D. McCauley. for Hiawatha, Kan; Mrs. Anna MOni- hon, for Los Angeles; w. D. Winnie, for Los Angeles; Mrs. J. T. Ryan, Taylor Brown and Frank Witzler. for Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
MARVEL OF COMPILATION.

The World Almanac and EncyclO- pedia for 1907 Is a one-vOlume library of information. Concise. cOmprehen- sive and complete. it is a marvel of compilation-Of good editing. Legis- lative. election. financial, trade. sport ing, athletic. departmental and educa- tiOnal matters American and foreign. national and state are all presented iIs a manner economical of time and nerv- Ous irritation.
 The professional man, the business man. the young and the aged. will hava frequent occasion during the course Of the year to refer to the pages of this valuable volume. the contents of which is given in a well-arranged index
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
NATURES cATARRH CURE.
Sensible and Scientific Way to Cure
 This Disagreeable Disease.

This Disagreeable Disease.
 Nearly everyone suffers at one time .or another with catarrh.
 The natural way to cure this dls- agreeable disease is by applying heal ing medications direct to the diseased spot
 In no other way can this be done as naturally as by the use of Hyomei breathed through the neat pocket in haler that comes with every outfit
 Put several drops of Hyomei in the inhaler and then for a few minutes four or five times a day, let the air you breathe come through it. In that that way all the air that enters the nasal passages. the throat or the lungs is filled with HyOmei's healing medica- tion, reaching the most remote air cells of the respiratory organs, destroying all catarrhal germs and soothing and healing the iiritated mucous mem- brane.
 A few days use of Hyomei will show how quickly it relieves all catarrhal conditions. and you will not have to use it long before you will find It mas effected complete and lasting cure
 So strong is the Larson Drug Com pany's faith in the power of Hyomei to cure catarrhal troubles that with every dollar outfit they give a guarantee to refund the money unless the remedy gives satisfaction. They take all the responsibility and you cannot afford to suffer longer with catarrh when an offer like this is made to you.
 Should extra bottles of Hyomei be needed they can be obtained for soc, making this one of the most econOmi- cal as well as the most reliable reme- dies for catarrh- that is known.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
Doctors Admit
That They Can do Nothing More For Your Stomach Than Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Are
 Doing Every Day.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

According to the expert analysis Of government authorities in the United States and Great Britain. Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets contain the exact ele- ments provided by nature for digesting food in the healthy stomach.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have saved sufferers from stomach disor- ders millions of dollars by giving them in one small 50 cent package. more re- lief than countless treatments by phy- sicians would bring about at S3.OO per visit
 Perhaps you are afflicted with dys, pepsia-Or some kindred disease aris- ing from a disordered digestion. l. may be headaches. heartburn. paIpita- tion. liver trouble. insomnia. nervous debility. They all have their begin ming in stomach which does not se crete the juices or grind the fool which is taken into it.
 If so. We urge you to send for fres trial package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It will cost you nothing and surely will bring us no gain unless you find after using it. that you are bene- fited. and feel that you need a full sized package.
 There is absolutely no adnger in us- ing Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Moth ing is contained in them that has not been subjected to the slosest scrutiny by the government officials
 Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will di- gest your food without demanding a careful diet. One grain of these Tab lets has power to digest 5000 grains Of ordinary food. You can be sure there fore that no matter what your condt- tion. these little tablets taken after each meal will shortly restore your stomach to its normal condition anI render it capable of doing its wOrs unassisted.
 We withhold the names of hundreds who have written us voluntarily ex- pressing their gratitude to this sim pie substitute for nature.
 Send for trial package today. F. A. Stuart Co, 70 Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
 50 cent size package for sale by druggists everywhere.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
THt INVESTIGATION
 MOVES WESTWARD
Testimony Yesterday that Competition is Slightly ThrottIed by the Pacific's Consolidation.


 Chicago. Jan. 1O-The investigation by the interstate commTcee commis- sion into the traffic alliances and oth CT business deals of the railroads con- trolled by E. H. Han imam was com pleted today as far as Chicago is con- cerned and the commission adjourned to meet in Seattle on January 21sl when the case will be resumed.
 J. H. Hiland, third vice president of the Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul railroad. Julius Krutt schnitt. director. in charge of the maintenance and oper- ation. F. A Mccormick. assistant traf- fife director of the Hartman lines and J. A. MunrOe. freight traffic manager of the Union Pacific testified today.
 The testimony showing that the con- solidation of the Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific eliminated con- petition to a certain extent was given by Hiland and by lSruttschnitt who admitted that the purchase of rolling stock for both systems was practical .. ly under his control. Mccormick was questioned regarding the advertising department of the system but he de Q clared that each road had its own bureau of publicity.
 After the commission adjourned thi7 afternoon it was said that after the commissioners had concluded the in vestigatiOn in the west the hearing would be resumed in New York. Al that time MT. Hartman. Wm. Rock efeller and Standard oil officials and others including H. H. Rogers. H. c. Prick and Jas. Stillman would be called before the commissioners.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
THE SAME OLD STANDARD.

Jersey City, Jan. 1O.-It was an- nounced today that all the old direct ors of the Standard Oil company of New Jersey were reelected at a meet ing of the corporation held in Jersey City a few days ago. A. C. Bedford was added to the board. It is stated that there will be no change in the officers of the company when the board meets to organize.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
SULLIVAN TRUST MINERS.
They Were Paid Sums AsgregatinJ
 S27,000.

Salt Lake. Utah, Jan. 10-A special to the Herald from Goldfield says ev- cry miner in the employ of the Sulli van Trust company received his pay today. $27.O0O being distributed. The mines will be closed until the affairs of the company are strengthened out. The liabilities are about $500.O00 all due to brokers with whom the firm did business. The assets include 5.I3I, ,63a shares of stock having a market value of $1,9O0.00O.
 An officer of the company attributes its embarrassment to delays in the mails which ordinarily brought in from $40, 900 to $6O.O0O day. A reOrganiza- ton of the board of directors is now under way.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH.
Chosen as Successor to Senator AIeer
 of Michigan.

Lansing, Mich. Jan. 1O-Congress- man Vim. Alden Smith of Grand Rapids was tonight nominated to sue ceed United States Senator Alger. AS there are only half a dozen democrats in the legislature. the nomination by the republican caucus is equivalent tO an election.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
NEBRASKA LAND FRAUDS.
The Persons Charged with Conspiracy
 are Acquitted.

Omaha, Neb-. Jan. 10.-The jury in the case of A. R. MOdisett. H. c. Dale and w. C. SmOOt. charged with a con- spiracy to defraud the government of title to about 15OO acres of land in western Nebraska by means of illegal homestead entries. this afternoon brought in a verdict of acquittal.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
A STATE DINNER.

Washington. Jan. 1O.-President and Mrs. Roosevelt tonight gave a state dinner in honor of the diplomatic corps.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-03
T0RPl DO fL0rnLA NOW
ON Way TO FRISCO
Little Graft Steam From Hampton
Reads and Start on Lora
Voyage.

Ccny ycd by the naval auxiliary
-Aro,husa, Tie six little torpedo boat
des.roycis which will Compose the
ilotilla to be attached to Rear All.
m;rai Evans Pacific fleet. sailed from
HAMPTON Rods yestarJiay Incrnin;;.
hound for Magdciena Bag. lower Cal.
ilornia. win the Straits of Magellan.
The ilotilia will 90 l5,O0o miles, max.
ing the Longest and most hazardous
voyage ever attempted by such craft,
nc excepting the cruise OF the ilot.
illa which is now in the Philippines.
Lieutenant Commander IL. L.. uoaa
commands the iioiilla, ana has the de.
stroycr Whipplc as his flagship. The
other belts OF The foatil.a are the
Warden, Lawrence. Hull, Hopkins,
Steward and Truxton.
Many .4.ops will be- made by the
heats, as thcy can carry only linn
tied supply OF coal. The hrst STOP
viii DO made At San Juam ...i when
port the iiotilla Is due about Decem-
bcr Z.
The trip will be made By easy
stages, the instructions 10 the III
struc;ions TO the commander being
that no is to arrive ut Magdelena
Bay about the date set for thc arrival
OF tae battleship meet. which will not
leave ii"mpton Roads until December
10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-03
Thanksgiving Day Game Receipts
Over Eleven Hundred Dollars.
MERCHANTS VERY WELL SATISFIED
After Sharing With Teams and Pay
ing Expenses, the Committee Has
$500 to Devote to Washington Ave.
nue. sauares-Next Seasons plans.

The total gate receipts from Tho
William aud AIary-R.chmond football
game ut the Casino park lust Thurs.
DAY was $l.l5o.i5. This was abou,
500 more than was taken In AT the
North Caroiina-Washngton and Leo
game on October ;, and about $500 in
excess OF the total receipts from the
William and MaiY-Richmond game ON
THANKSGIVING Day hast year.
Tho total OF expenses incident To Tho
arrangements for the game was
$g5hl2 ana the teams received SEQ
each. This leaves a total of SsGo.O OK,
FOR the Merchants Association TIM,
sum will be used in improving and
maintaining Washington Square and
Circuit Square.
Manager H. II. George. of TIE Rich.
mond team. and Manager Rober, per
kiis. of the William and Mary team.
were in this city yesterday settling
up accounts with 1'rcaasurer Abe
Horwit1, of the athletic committee of
tho Merchants Association. Both
managers expressed themselves ns
being well pleased with the onteriain
mnt shown Them during their stay in
iiiis city and are anxious TO pIay n
return game here next year.
Treasurer iiorwltz stated last night
that the Merchants Association OK.
tended It's thanks to the public for it's
patronage ut the game Thursday and
to those who contributed their efforts
to make the day and event n success
The athletic committee of the assn.
citation will Immediately open neso,!.
atoms with several Of the colleges In
thiS ana other states to appear IN
this city next year An effort will le
made 10 have tho University OF Viz
sinia team play one of its mid-season
games here next fall ana the Uni-
vers,ty of North Carolina will bc in.
fited TO play here early in the season.
washington aud Lee University prob.
ably viii be invited 10 play It's
Tnankssgisiug Day game here nax;
Thanksgiving. This team wns one OF
the strongest i'll the state this season
and should prove an excellent Thanks |
giving Lay attraction IN 1908.