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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-19

district embraced by the Association
that the coming tournament will be
one of the best ever held in the North
west.
CAPTAIN Geo. Holmes has his run
ming team working every evening, and
good work Is being accomplished. The
Team is composed Of the younger men
Of the department, with sprinkling
of old-timers to keep the young fellows
from smashing too many records. All
the other towns are practicihg regu-
.arly, and some extraordinary fast
time is being made. The Ely running
team Is composed of the following:
Oscar Aubin, William Welsh, Elisha
La Beau, Richard Hodge, Fred Child
ers, Gust Mackie, Alvin Sundholm,
Arvid Sundholm. Ike Cox, Emil Sand
berg, Edward Thomas, Frank Per-
tulla, Frank Kennedy, Jacob Skog.
land, John Handberg, Arthur Toms,
Townsend Childers. George Holmes
captain and M. E. Gleason chief.
The program as so far arranged is
complete, insofar as the races are con-
cerned, the only omissions being in
the special features, which are as yet
not quite completed. The program
follows:
PROGRAM.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 6.
1890 a. m. = Receiving members of
visiting departments and other Wis.,
itors at the depot. The reception
committee is composed of the entire
membership of the department., and
also the citizen members of the ex-
ecutive committee.
500 D. m.-Business meeting of the
Northern Minnesota Firemen's
Tournament Association at the
City Hall. Selection of Judges, ap-
pOintment of Timers and Starter,
and transaction of such other BUSH
ness as may come before the meet
ing.
Dancing at the Pavilion. Excel
lent music will be furnished.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7.
$50 a. m.-Annual parade of Firemen.
Parade led by Mayor Weinzierl and
platoon of mounted police. City
officials and speakers in carriages.
Parade music to be furnished by the
Ely City Band. the High School
Band, the Finnish Sampo Band and
the Scandal Band. Route of parade
to be settled later.)
Address of welcome on behalf of
the city at the pavilion, City At
tOrney James w. Osborne.
Response. Matthew e. Gleason,
President of the Association.
Address, Congressman j. Adam
Bede.
Parade Prizes = Company with
most men in line Ely barredl 1926. 90
Best appearing company $40 90
Best military drilled comply S25. 90
2:3O p. m.-Association Championship
Hose Race:
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-18
Los delitos por
AUTOMOBILES,

bitaci6n contigua y haciando
pasar por el agujero un tubo
con eter, para adormecer a
a los vecinos y po-
der saquearlos tranquilamen
tie. Hace unos meses Sc des-
cubri6 en- Moscow una pam
dilla de treinta ladrones in
ternacionales que llevaba ell
titulo de 'Los Aristocrati-
cos" y no Sc permitian robos
pequenos, debiendo pasar
ell que menos de medic
million de frances, ell jefe de
la cuadrilla Radzikcwski, lie
vaba un baston de mil ru.
bios, y todos hacian alarde
de sus riquezas.
Ell autom6vil no podia me.
nos de ser usado por los cri-
minales para..sus fines, como
Sc ha usado ell telefono pars
la difamaci6n, la fotograffs
para los rescates; los segu'
res para Ell fraude, ell reysn'
tador electrico, que abate d.
un golpe q los pasajeros para
ell salteamiento de caminos
los aparatos fotograficos pa
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Interesante, como todos los
suyos, es ell artfculo de Ce-
sar Lombroso, publicado en-
Ia "Nueva Antologia" sobre
los delitos cometidos con ell
autom6vil. Cuando publlco
otro semejante acerca de Ia
bicicleta como elemento au-
xiliar del delincuente, dljo
que no sucedia 10 mismo con
ell autom6vil; entonces no es
taba este vehiculo tan difun
dido, nj Sc hallaba, por su
precio, al alcance de los ladro
mes ordinarios: pero Lombro
Sc reconoce que, fuera de es-
tos criminales, hay otros que,
asociados, disponen de gran
des recursos para la ejecu-
cion de sus delitos. Asi, los
ladrones internacionales, que
emplean el cloroformo en-
los trenes de lujo, suelen ser
. Gentlemen" de tipo distin-
gaaildd99, gaaildd9, para no despertar SOS
pschas, como los que Sc dedi
can en- los grandes hoteles q
desvalijar a los incautos. per
forando el tabique de ID ha.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-18
La Iglesia Cat6lica Mexi

La Iglesia Cat6lica Mexi
cana ha entrado en- un perio
do franco de desorganizaci6n
y de anarqufa, motivada por
el desenfrenado apetito del
Delegado Apostolico, que no
Sc para en- medios para ex-
traer eel dinero, va sen ven
diendo obispados, va extor-
sionando los curatos, va per-
mitiendo y aun fomentando
las intrigas de sacristia.
Hablase de la renuncia
mas 9 menos forzada de algu
nos obispos, y de Ia sustitu-
ci0n con otros sacerdotes que
han ofrecido comprar a buen
precio las mitras, y Sc habla
tambien della pronta desmem
braci6n de algunos obispa-
dos para crear nuevas sedes,
a fin de poder llenar la de-
manda que de elias tiene ell
Delegado Apostolico, que ha
trasformado aMexico en- un
Baratillo de dignidaees ecle-
siasticas.
Malos vientos corren para
la Iglesia Cat6lica en- Mexi-
co, 81 no Sc lie paran los pies
a Ridolfi.
Ell l1nes 1ltimo falleci6
en- San Antonio, Texas, a la
avanzada edad de rs amos,
la estimable Sra. Haynes,
madre de los respetables ca
Eballeros Dn. Santiago Hay
nes, collector de Aduana en-
esta ci u d a d, Dn. Roberto
Haynes, de Mfnera, Texas,
~ On. Leonardo Haynes, que
esta radicsdo actualmente en-
Puebla, Mexico. Los restos
de laSra. Haynes Sc inhuma
Iron en- Austin, el Martes. :.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-18

ra las falsificaciones de billie.
tes, ell radioro para las none
das, la dinamita para las ca
jas de caudales, el hipnetis-
mo para los estupros, las
bombas para los regicidios,
las bacterios para los asesina
tog.
Ell primer presunto REQ que
recorri6 Italia en- autom6vil
fue un ex-ministro acusado
de defraudaci0n; atravez6
toda Italia, de Roma al IL
rol, y 81 ell amigo que name
iaba ell autom6vil no hubie-
ra revelado 10 ocurrido, no Sc
sabria todavfa como Sc ha-
bria realizado la fuga; dos
amos despues, ese mismo acu
sado, por ell mlsmo medic pu
do regresar a Roma, a fir
mar un acta notarial que ne
cesitaba para su proceso y
volyerse al extranjer6 sin de
jar huella alguna de su pa
so,
Casale, ell asesino del aho-
gado Bianchi de Perusa, ha'
bfa preparado un autom6vil,
para huir de la ciudad apenas
cometido el crimen; pero Ia
policfa pudo prevenir la fu-
ga. Galaxy, que rob6 un mi
Hon de frances al Banco de
Descuento de Paris, pudo cor
rer de Paris al Havre con su
querida y su botin sin que no
die 10 advirtiese, hasta que el
flete de IN "Yaeht" vino a
descubrir su direction. Tam
bien Sc sirvio del autom6vil
otro criminal de Paris; depo
sit6' una fuerte suma en- el
Banco Nacional, y pocos dias
despues Sc presento a un bar
quero de una ciudad vecina
pidiendole una cantidad cor
siderable que lie urgia para
pagar una deuda de honor,
y dando en- garantia un che
que contra el Banco Nacio'
nal; ell banquero comprob{
Dor telefono la existencis
real de la sulna corriente J
concedio la suma pedida
pero apenas obtenido este, e
brib6n monte en- su autom6
vii y Sc presento en- Ell Bancc
Nacional, retirando su dep6
sito unss horas antes de que
Ell banauero presentara 81
oheque, dejando burlada Ia
, huena fe del banquero.
Mas frecuentes que los 70
bos son los raptos de mucha
chas, generalmente por acueI
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do reciproco, pero. a veces
contra su voluntad; han ocu.
rrido en- Stella, en- Napoles
y en- Paris, algunos seguidos
de matrimonio, otros de res
cate, y uno de muerte de la
raptada. Ell celebre tenor
Bonci, casado y con tres hi
jos, tenia un hotelito eu Va
llumbrosa, en- la vecindad de
un riquisimo industrial, a
una de cuyas hijas enamor6
ell 4 de Agosto dltimo; invi-
to a la familia de esta a una
excursion, recorriendo en- su
"Fiat" Florencia, Leorira, y
Montecattini y volviendo a.
su quinta; por la noche Sc
descubrieron O s culpables
amores, y Bonci sufri6 las
justas censuras de SUI condpc
ia; Sc despidi6 bruscamente,
mando al chauffeur que lie es
perara a media noehe y esca
p6 con la muchacha a Bolo-
MIA, Ferrara y Padua, desde
donde volvio a Floreneia; So
10 entonces eomprendi6 ell
chauffeur, por 10 que d i j o
que habia favorecido un rap
to; los amantes, que hahian
dado un nombre falso Ell la
fonda, partieron para Vene-
cia y aqui Sc perdieron sus
huellas hasta Viena, desde
donde la pobre j6ven robada
volvio al seno de su familia
y Bonoi torn6 a consagrarse
al arte.
Hace dos amos fue victims
el conde de Ossel de su auto
movilismo; tenia en- Medan,
cerca de Paris, una quinta,
siempre alberta a sus comps
heros del auto-club. Una ms
mana, a las once, recibe ur
telegrama de su notario, d
ciendole que lie espera con Ill
gencia a las dos; parte, y me
dia hora despues llega ur
magnff1co autom6vil a l.
quinta con cinco personals
tres caballeros y dos se1o
ras, cubiertos de polvo, d'
condecoraciones y de velos
preguntan por ell conde. de
que dicen son cQnvidados,
al saber que ha salido, 81
mpestran desconcertados
preguntan por una fonda pa
ra deseansar y almorzar; e
administrator, conocedor d.
la generosidad del conde,
temiendo una reprimenda S
los deja marchar, les hac'
pasar, les ofrece un almuer
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J 20 lmprovlsado, y queda cor
tentisimo de poder dejar er
buen lugar el nombre de su
amo; los invitados, despues
de almorzar y descansar, d.
cen que van a salir al encuen
tro del conde para darle una
sorpresa y salen, en- efecto,
en- su autom6vil. Ell Conde
llega, furioso por las noticias
del notario, que no lie habia
telegrafiado NADIA, y al saber
la venida de aquellos supues
tos amigos, empieza q COM
prender; entra a sus habita-
clones y Sc encuentra con que
han desaparecido todos los
objetos dc valor que tenia en-
elias. Como este Sc han CO.
metldo otros muchos robos
en- los alrededores de Paris,
entire ellos ell del prefecto del
Sena, el del jefe de la poll
cia y el del ingeniero Mu-
chand,
Tambien Sc ha utilizado ell
autom6vil para la exposition
de nihos. Hace pocos meses,
en- la aldea borinesa de Tam
barello, un chauffeur de acen
to forastero baj6 de un auto
movil y deposit6 un bulto
junto a una pobre casa, en-
medic del campo; cuando lie
60 la duena Sc encontr6 con
un nlno y empez6 a gritar,
porque no podfa criarlo con
sus escasos recursos; otra mu
jer, no menos pobre, pero
mas humana, 10 recogi6 y lie
di0 de mamar, encontrando
con agradable sorpresa entire
sus pahales, un billete de mil
pesetas.
Todo este sin hablar de
los delitos mas frecuentes;
los producidos por la veloci-
| dad del autom6vil, que afro
pella todo 10 que Sc lie pone
delante, por ingnorancia de
J los conductones 9 de los afro
aunque propiamen-
| te no son delitos, pues .falta
la voluntad, las victimas son
: numefosas, y de dia en- dia
: aumentsn mas, llegando q
ser terrible la indignation
contra ell autom6vil, y no es-
: tando lejano el momento de
las represalias, 81 cuanto an
7 tes no Sc adoptan medidas
: eicaces para Wit a l
atropellOs, y principalmente
: la de construir caminos espe
ciaies para los AUTOMOBILES,
costeados por los automovi'
; listas,
y Don PEDRO,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-18

! 81 I'd. sufre dolor de espalda,
hay un solo modo de curarlo.
El modo mas perfecto es curar
los rihones.
ST I'd. los descuida, seguirSn
los des6rdenes de Ia orina.
Las Pildoras de Doan para los
riIones son hechas precisamente
para curar los riIones.
Son recomendadas por veinte-
mas de vecinos de Laredo.
Manuel Reyes, papadero, que
vive on Laredo, Texas, Gale de
Lincoln, No. 500, dice: ''Sentfa
que iba decayendo y que las sscre
clones de los rihones eran muy
frecuentes. Sufrfa dolores agudss
en- la espalda, que me quitaban Ia
respiration. Esto proven{a de que
los rihones no sstaban en- buen or
den, y compre una GAIA dc Pfldo-
ras de Doan para los rihones. Con
elias me alivie pronto de las secrs
clones y ces6 el dolor en- Ia espal-
da. Va mi recommendation para
todo ell que sufra de los rifiones,
para que tome las Pildoras de
Doan."
De venta en- todas las boticas.
Precio: so centavos.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo;
New York, dnlcos Agente spara
los E. E. Unidos.
Recuerde el nombre-Doan-
y no acepte ningun..otro.
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coNpICIoNEs.

=, n.uc.r.u Frssssrizs"" PaSl'ss
i. .issas. - 50
r.ds pss. % sara an iasnsdA S'l
.,.,iss . este sdelantsdo
lIi:, l.i::, \ 4 rsnitIdos. ,ssds esavsn,e
"..r,.,,ssdsHsiS dsbs diriiiFss
- JUSTO CARDENAs.
L.rsls. rsIs''
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-18
Ell mOdo mas
perfectO.

Veintenas de habitantes de
Laredo han aprendido esto.t
70
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THE STEAMBOAT LINE FROM
MACON

Government ip1DroyeT9o1f unon fhe
Altamaha and 0onpIoea ,dvara oiva
four foef Of navfpable dentb & iou
water ID Macon T,ba o49or.q bara+e.
fore to run q line pnon tbaea ,iyapt
30 Brunswick with ntferlv nYcartaia
schedules win e.paia boet have
Seen failures Tha fesf Win the Nan
Elizabeth iD 1906 vac domongtrs-
fj0p that g1ob i Iinn can gaf anarlo
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a. $. & 4. SCHEDULE.
Elective sunday Nay q. 1907.


Departures.
Ter Oferuap. Nichols. Wavcrnss
Cordele I2GranEe Atlanta. 7."8 4. hi
Fer Jacksonville ard points south
s. a. m
Ter Savannah and points north
1910 e. ~.
For 0f'erman, Nicho}rs. Warcraes
ti'7eera.d, Cor6ele. Ozlothcrra. 1-7
cen and Atlanta, 8 y. M.
to1 Jacksonville ara points south.
For Savannah and points north.
9,Q5 p m.
Arrivals.
From Savannah and pola-s north.
$50 a. m
From Jacksonville and points south
11.55 a. II,
From Atlanta. Macon. Orles horpe
and other points north. 1855 p. m.
From Savannah and points north.
sos p. n.
From Atlanta, LAGRANGE and Inter
mediate points, SEQ r. II.
From Jacksonville and poiats south
1855 p. n.
Statesmen WANTED-To sell n
grocers and confectioners: sf0O.0o
per month and expenses.
California Cider ard Extract CO.
St. Louis, Ma.
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The LEGISLATURE may pass d bin TO
muzsle an dogs in the state during
The month Of August Wouldn't t oe
ecod idea 50 oft5r on amendment
'ropi3iag thaj most Of The legislators
Ue Nuz1led during July?
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Why don't tha legislature pass
some hlll for state control o. Tho
mosquito.
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And just think Brunswick and sa-
vannah viii be the only two drF
ports on the south Atlantic coast.
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win the intense hot weatb p
comes the announcement that the
will he an advance in the price 81
c0al next winter
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"a seems to Goodbye mg high
ball good-byel

Tie house ks beer busy nov for
over Monty ana hasn't done a
thing
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We offer for sale property nd va
cant lots in ~ p7rts os tne citv. See
Us. ALERT rENoiD O. c..
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WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT
WE HAVE SOLD OFT OUR RDs'-
NESS TO N. S NIGHT & COM
PANY. AND WE THANK TIE Pso
PIE OF BRUNSWICK FOR THEIR
PAST PATRONAGE AND WE Will
BE GLAD If TIEY WILL CONTFN.
UE TO PATRoNlZE our SUCCESS
SORS.
iVERsoN COAL & WOOD CO.
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BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
To Load Cotton.

7 Q Load NOtton,
A large steamer arrived In por
yesterday, going to the new dock t
take on a cargo OF cotton for Strach
an & Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
POLICE DO
GOOD WORK
~ AJ,1
They are Backed by the
Mayor in Every Step.
A PECULIAR REQUEST
Received From a Man Who
is to Old to Work.
Good Men Only Allowed to Wear
the Blue Uniform and Garry
Mace.

The police force hacked by
Mayor tSchcrff in every move, has
succeeded in bringing about much
better conditions i'll the city III
many ways and the blue coats are.
quite proud of What they have
done. The police have insisted on
the observance OF the city ordln-
ances in every respect. and the
flagrant disregard of the same,
which was so noticeable In past
years, is now u rarity. The change
has been accomplished by the ap-
pointment of good men on the
force and by the severe tactics OF
the city's chief executive.
The common drunk, a species,
which in past years was very much
i'm evidence has become so rare III
police circles that the term, 'un-
common drunk" is sometimes ap-
piled. The police have made whole
sale arrests for drunkenness and
the action of the mayor IN fin
inc them, making them pay the
fines. and sending them to the
workhcuse, has had very good ef-
feet.
Petty th,every. too, has come
under the reform movement and
so many OF the guilty ones have
been caught and given the limit
in the power Of the mayor, that
the thieving has been about stop
ped and many of those who have
been wont to live in that manner
have left the city. In many other
ways the present administration has
cleaned up the city and the work
is still going on.
I'm speaking Of the police force
the other day, Chief Cornwcll said:
"Many Of the police have u pc
culiar idea of thc police force and
the kind Of men who are mppont-
ed. When it was known that we
had vacancy, | had no less than
two dozen applications for posi-
tons. Most Of them were from old
men who were no longer able 10
work. One of them approached me
saying that he had lived IN Marion
all Of his life and that now since
he had become too old to work at
anything he thought it no more
than right that he should be APP
pointed n policeman. ~
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n profound impression on the audi.
cncc. While men and women were
dying all about him others were
calling upon God i'll prayer. many
of whom were not accustomed to
pray. Many Of the most wcke
men were declaring that "this is
II Judgment sent on the city for
its w'ckedness. - The Doctor had
preached the evening before the
earthquake in the Central Method
ist church. in the heart of the
territory where was wrought the
greatest destruction. The church
was crowded with people. On the
invitation some had accepted Jesus
as their savior while many had
turned away and refused 10 own
Him as Lord. II have been ask
ing myself" sad the doctor. "IG
| did my best that night to warn
these sinful people, many of whom
likely lost their lives within twelve
hours and went into eternity with
out Christ. -
These sermons Of Mr., Nahood
are attracting very large audiences
and every one attending seems to
assent to the teachings Of this
master pulpit orator.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
MEMORIAL DAY
COMMITTEES NAMED
Cooper Post Held a Very
Profitable Meeting.
Soldier Boys will Attend Services
at Central Christian Church,
Sunday. May 26

Cooper Post q. A. r. held large
ly attended and very enthusiastic
meeting in the post halls last night
After transacting routine business,
membership work was taken up and
two applications were received.
The Post decided to change its
regular meeting night from the
first Tuesday to the first Monday
night Of each month. BY unani-
nous vote the Post decided to ac-
|cept the invitation from Rev. Byron
|C. Piatt to attend in body, the
services at the Central Christian
church on the Sunday preceding
Memorial day. Plans were partial
ly formulated for holding a social
meeting on the third Monday night
OF the month. at which time an in
formal program will be rendered and
refreshments and general social
conclave will be enjoyed.
Major Titus. commander, appointed
the standing committees at this
meeting for the memorial day exer-
|cises. They are as follows:
Memorial-iMilton Marsh o. A..
Bllssard and i. ]. Crawley.
Enetertainment-J. Il. King, Dav.
I'D Sease and G.. Morenas.
Finances. N. Titus, w. C. Rapp,
and Jacob Apt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS
OF CAR SHORTAGE

Columbus. o., March Com
plants to the OHIO Railway Com
mission Of the inability of shippers
10 secure ears, have multiplied in
the past few days. There are now
dozen complaints, showing that
the ear shortage is as acute as at
any time this winter.
The greatest number Of COM
plants are from non-compctitive
points. Inability to secure cars has
resulted in heavy losses to farmer
grain dealers.
The railroads excuse is n lack
Of equipment and insufficient facil-
ties.
The railroad commission is to
investigate March 13, at which time
any interested person may give tcs-
t:mony. ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
BOY FLYING HIS KITE
IS ELECTRuCUTED

Memphis, Tenn, March 6.--Vern-
on Depriest 0 years old, was cleo
trocuted flying his kite. The aeci.
dent was witnessed by his playmates
who were unable. TO disentangle the
little fellow.
The boys kite lodged on the wires.
Sam Jefferson, l6 years old. at
tempted to get the kite. He threw
o. wire up over the wires where the
kite lodged. Young Depriest then
seized this wire and was unable to
relinqnish his grasp.
IL. r. Livingston, who saw the
accident, FASTENED to the side OF the
youngster. Seizing a stick, he tried
to disentangle the wire from the
boys body. but before he was able
10 do SO, life was extinct.
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NEWS OF THE -
LOCAL Y. M. o. "A. *

The Senior High School basket
ball league played Off its regular
weekly contest IN the Association
gym. last night. The games were
fast and hotly contested. In the
first contest the Crcscents defeat
ed the Athletes by the score of
23 to .. The Monarchs and Alerts
then met and the latter team
was easily defeated by the score
Of % to II. The time of halves
i'll both contests was l5 minutes.
Referee G. NJ. Douthitt.
in the Y. NJ. {. A. bowling
league, the Tigers will. bowl the
Knights of Pythias tonight. The
contest promises TO be u highly
interesting one.
The Association membership COM
mittee will meet at $50 O'Clock
tomorrow evening IN the reception
rooms for supper after which inn
portant business will he considered.
Friday night the classes in me-
chanical drawing and mathematics
CT the Association night school
will meet for supper at G:3O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
FRISCO QUAKE
Was Graphically Described Last
Evening by Dr.. J. w. Mahood.

Dr.. Mahood, the evangelist now
conducting evangelistic services at
the Epworth church this city was
in his room in the sixth story of
the st. Nicholas Hotel, San Fran
cisco, at the time of the earth
quake, nearly u year ago. His
description Of the catastrophe last
evening in his sermon at Epworth
carried with it n lesson that made
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06

Piles are dangerous, but do not
submit to an operation until you
have first tried Man Zan the Great
Pile Remedy. 1t is put up In col
lapsibe tubes with a nozzle that
allows II to be applied exactly where
!. Is needed. II you have itching,
bleeding or protruding piles and Man
Zan does not relieve, money re-
funded. Soothes and c0ols. Re-
lieves at once.
Sold by Flocken Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-06
Cause Of Stomache Troubles

When a man has trouble with his
stomach, you may know that he IL
eating more than he should or Of
some article OF food or drink not
suited to his age or occupation, or
that his bowels are habitually con-
|stipated. Take Chambcrlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets to regulate
the bowels and improve the diges-
ton. and see If the trouble does not
disappear. Ask for free sample.
Sold by all druggists.