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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
WRONG lime.

"lt seems queer remarked the
houghtfu thinker, that hammocks
lrp used only in the summer"
What's queer about it?' Queried
he dense person.
THE experience CT the average man
would lead him to believe they were
built for the fan" explained the
thoughtful thinker.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11

Daubert. Sacrifice hits-Starr, Quinn,
Wilmot. stolen bases Starr, Nallin.
Hilley, Glassburner, Blake. Struck
ost--By Glassburner, 6; by Wilmot,
8. First base on balls--Off Glass
burner, A. off Wilmot, s.. Hit by
pitcher Redman. Attendance-131
Umpire-IIart.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
HleHLANpERs TOOK TWO GAMES
FROM WASHINGTON.
Athletics and Pilgrims Broke Even
Giants Lost to Boston Nationals
Brooklyn Won.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs,

fOlloWlng are tuesdays scores:
At Boston-Athletics 0, Boston 5.
Dygert Powers; Winter, Criger.
Second game: Athletics 3, Boston
0. Plank, Schreck; Glaze, Shaw.
AT Washington-New York /, Wash
ington 0. DOYLE, Kleinow; Oberlin,
Warner, Kahoe
Second game: New York ). Wash.
ington 3. Orth, Thomas; Patterson.
Block.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
Surely Heated.

Blobbs-TIe's a hot-headed indivld-
nal, isn't he?
Slobbs-tlot-headed? Why, that fell
low is so hot-headed that he has to
wear a stoye-pipe hat in midsummer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11

And Vet, They Make Fun Of Them.
Mr. Foggy London-What causes
The delightfully."- clear weather you
lave in New York?
Mr. Man Hattan-Skyscrapers, dear
)oy.-Life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
New York Central Lines
[gI6 FOUR ROUTEl

All trains daily except locsls and
boa. aud 10.
l.. n. NEBERGALh,
Ticket agent.
Phonos-Boms 246: Bell 1T.
Effect Jan. /, 1907.
For further Information regarding
trains, call informstIoE operator,
Dithsr phone
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11

The management of the local team
Is trying to arrange for few ex-
hibiton games with big league teams
to be played at the close of the sea-
lson Such games could not fail to
draw record breaking crowds and
would mean a nice host for the clubs
finances 1t is stated that game
with Pittsburg is practically GER
tain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
No Team Has a Cinch on the
Penant
TEAMS ARE LOADED
The Leaders are Picking UP
Good Men.
Youngstown is Said To Have One
Man who is Slated for the New
York Nationals

The race for first place is the
lprcttcst that has ever been wit.
messed in the O-P. league and is
casIly one of the best in the his
TORY of minor league ball Akron
Newark and Youngstown are all after
the coveted rag and the managers are
busy hustling for new material to
strengthen their ranks during the
final struggle.
4 special from Youngstown states
Ithat these three teams are loading
Iup for the finish. Akron started the
game of strengthening by getting
linen from Steubenville I'm the =. O..
IN league and now Manager Sam
Wright of Youngstown is protesting
President Morton, Of the O.-P. league
says the protest cannot stand and
that Akron may play the new men.
'Glassburner, the former Sharon
pitcher has. been taken on by
/ Youngstown and won his first game
against Marion He is particularly
defective against Akron and will be
used against this team.
There is Il report to the effect that
Marty Hogan, the GAINESVILLE man
lager, is to take hand in the O.-P.
fight and do everything possible to
defeat Youngstown. his old team
ne is said that at the close of the
season he will loan Newark OutRelder
Davis and Shortstop Wares and will
also loan New Castle some good play
ers to use in the games against
Youngstown With the aid of Hog
an it is believed that Newark will
stand a good chance for the pennant.
Harry Ostdiek, the alleged funny
man of the Youngstown team, Is said
to be probable candidate for a
place with the New York Nationals
next season A report from Youngs-
town states that scout for the Gi-
ants recently visited the AIahon-
ing county village and took fancy
to Ossie.
If Ostdiek makes good in that COM
pany, there are few amateur ball
tossers In Marion, who should be
given trials in the National league.
Ossie is good backstop, but his hit
ting Is very raw. In fact IL Is not
hitting, for Ossie rarely ever hits.
And that line Of talk he gets off on
the coaching line. Should he attempt
that in some Of The National league
cities, it wouldn't be five minutes
before the fans would pick him out
for mark
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
now THE CLUBS STAND
Akron, /: Mansfield, 0.

Akron, Sept, Breckenridge
held Mansfield to three hits today
Akron scored in the third on inheld
.hits by Breckenridge and Canyn.
.Callahau's sacrifice and Blery's bad
throw to King \ downpour inter-
Irupted the game to the seventh inn
ing. Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
RAIN SPOILS TWO

New Castle, Pa, Set 10. Rain
prevented tho games to have been
played here and at Sharon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
ERIE RRtLRcAp

eNo. 10, -Chautauqua Elk. $50 an,
'No. 8, New York Ex.. 5 $40 am
NO. Il ...................S $3.50 am
'No. 4, Vestibule Limited 6:15 pm
No. 1G Accommodation 1852 pm
sNo. % arrives ....... 500 pm
G. a. e. DIVISION.
NO. Ia .......,s....... ii ~ pm
Daily except Sunday and legal
holidays carries passengers, but no
baggage between Hammond and
Marion.
'No. Q, Chicago Express 12;45 am
'No. 3, Vestibuled Limited 1854 am
NO. IL ................ 40 pm
mo. u ................ Z :UU am
'No. Z, Pacific Express Hoo pm
SOUTH AND CINCINNATI.
SNo. 0, Cincinnati Express. .1:15 am
'No. 3,Vestibuled Limited 1859 am
NO. IL '.........,..... 40 pm
Daily. Daily except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11

huls-starr Rreen. Seryntius Nal
IN Thomao. Redman 2, nIaseburner
o, hlake. Da1bert, Flood 2, Hogan
Two pase hits-Thomas, Blake y.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
areek crreIty 70 AnImala.

Cruelty TO animals is practiced to
such an extent m Athens that one
German tourist declared 1t completely
spoiled his pleasure in his trip.
49,. iGgSsgsF 7Fs2sytasSm L.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15
WELCOME GENTLEMEN.

The News is always pleased to
welcome to the city the general ON.
GERS OF the A. d. & 4. rail.
road to Brunswick, for when they
come one can generally look for some
announcement of more enlarged i'm.
provements for the company. and for
Brunswick These gentlemen have
learned the very happy little trick Of
telling about things after they have
been achieved or while they are n
course OF construction or under con,
tract, rather than promising great
things ages In advance
With President Atkinson and Wee
President Wadley, who were in the
city yesterday came Mr. T. LETTERS III
Coolidge of Boston one OF the largest
stockholders in the property, who had
net visited Brunswick before He was
deeply impressed with Brunswick and
with the great work his people are
doing in the city He thinks the nut
ure Of the city is as bright and as
hopeful as it Is possible to make It.
and predicts great commercial
growth for the city as soon as the A.
In & A roache Birmingham.
Mr. Cooledgo is one Of the most
prominent inaRclers In the eastern
states. and It was mis- first keen eye
that caught the fact that the south
was awaiting the touch of capital to
expand and develop into the greatest
section OF the country.
The party spent yesterday looking
over the terminals and other Bruins
wick properties and left during the
afternoon Tor a general inspection OF
the road.
The News appreciates their little
visit s1e hpgeS thSy nss rome ct,
lsasr eAa Ssag ieas0r.
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EFFICIENT CLASS OF WORKERS


a case was sighted few days
since. where the Chicago telephon,
exchange caught fire and in spite o.
imminent danger the hello girls" re-
NAMED brayely at their posts uut
ordered by the proper authority t.
leave them
In this connection 1t is only simpl
justice to say that there Is no more
class Of hard wo, ked and yet courfeou
and patient laborers on earth than is
he sweet voiced Girl in the average
telephone exchange. that answer.
back hello thousands and thousands
OF times in the course of a day ant
never forgets TO he CHEEKY and brigh
and pleasant in serving the patrons
Of the company TIE girls at cen
trail have lots and lots to conten
with, for We have with us always
the peevisn. cross and in.mannor
patron. who believes that he or she
tho only subscriber and is entitled t.
an extra degree OF promptness. Then
there IS the fellow who can neye
understand how It is possible 70
smoe one else to be busy" with tho
number, at the identical moment ne
wants to use it Yet. with all of these
obstacles. working amid electricity
and its dangers. these girls, as gen
eral rule are prompt. affahle and eth.
Client Here in Brunswick they are
working with a system quarter Of
century old however the new one
is heins instanedl and with this han
dieap, as far as the system will per
nit, the hello girl give tne people
remarkable good service
Az rule they are class of work.
srs subjected TO many little proyok-
ing hardships and they are entitled
to the cooperation of the public gen
orally
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Rim For a soeus

This would not be large Prscs 70
pay Tor Or Drummond's Lightning
Remedies Tor rheumatism x enc eous@
not get relief any cheaper. The
'Urummond Medicine Co New YORK,
have received hundreds o. unsolicited
testimonials from grateful people re
stored TO health BY the use OF their
remedies. who would not hesitate %
nay any price rather than sufTsF the
former torture. Ii you would sks 20
try these remedies, and your druggist
has not got them. write direct to the
COMPANY Agents wanted
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Cor&spondence solicited. but to r.
coivsS attention letters must be a.,
c0mpanivd By . responsible name. re-
for publication, bat AZ guarantee n
good fslth
Rejected communications will
stur1ed If accompanied by postage
Rcuiitance should DO made by pos
val note neck. money order or regis
cred stter Address
News Publishing Co.,
srunsWlok. c.
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Jas. ii. Carter,
The Tailor.

Can yuu win GoV realize that 10
win Ia anything taess days. requires
strength, with mi&d and body 80 tune.
A man OF woman with dtsordered de
gestiye organs ID not Ia shape for q
day work or a day. play. How can
they eNpecs TO win2 KodGl's Dor
Dyspepsia contains iesat digsstiy
NIieus o. a healthy stomach ane ~
put your stomach IN shape TO peS
form It's important junction o! suc
plying the body and brain with
rength-buNding blood. Digests what
YOU eat, relieves Indigestion. DyEp9P-
STA. Sour Stomach. Palpitation OF the
Heart and Constipation Sole BY ali
druggists
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There's grave danger from the yf
g1e Of Coughs and Colds that are q
prevalent. unless yoa take I'r. Xing
New Discovery fUr Con sumption
1oughc and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walt
of Forest city. Me. writes -~lt't-t
9odsend to people living ln riirn-"
whore coughs and colds 80 all Z
: nd It quickly ends tn,m ~ P"
snty Pneumonia cures Hfft.e
stves wonderful relief % tsthH.e g.
say Fever. ana makes weHt 'ut
4tropg enough ~ ward m t'uuss
ion. Coughs snd Gobs SOC
81 on Guaranteed ~ SMITH -
@Sn~ Tsus e@4sl- $50
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

niissiOnerS N the several militia dis
tflsasof tb~nts~Ssnd bring the
goyssssfent Of the public roads direct.
% under the supervision of the board
Of county commissioners. VINO in .urn
will elect a general superintendent OF
public roads to succeed the various
road commissioners in the county
districts and who will be charged
with the sole responsibility and charge
OF all of the public roads The News
believes that the idea, as suggested
by the grand jury, is a splendid one
and 1t directs the attention Of tn,
county commissioners to tne ,mattei
and believes. tha: If that body vii
investigate the law and its operations
It Kill find itself heartily tayoring It
PSGIscT ouB/flsgRRIEs.
There is no question but what tht
game laws in Glynn county are being
violated right along under the nose
OF the people OF the county These
arc good and wholesome laws gov
erning this very important industry
and they ought to be enforced to tn,
letter The News has from time to
time called attention t. laA that
in various sections OF nc thu
fish laws and terlipan D. .
being violated The last
very wisely recommended
ment OF a game warden.
cient salary attached to tn
induce the appointee to
time to it. and to bring r
trust the recommen lado
fruit and that the commk 8i3ners VIII
look into the subject
The recommend2tM Of the or nc
jury on che suS5ect is plain ana ia
mistakaksc and reads as follows
"WhAe una le 10 get direct evidene,
II has come to our knowledge that
ne law With reference to the close
seasons for both fish and tairapin
is and has been violated in tne county.
We are also informed that the rough
taking of oysters from along ,ur
shores. thus taking away their feedln
round. is largely responsible for {.
rapid disappea ance Of lisa from ou
waters. It is therefore expedient In
he absence Of fish aud game va
den that our county officers exercise
he utmost diligence TO apprehend n
violation and see that tie guilty par
les are brought to justice
In line with the recommendation o..
he grand jury Of 1893. 1904 ant 1907
We think that Tor tae adequate pr
lection and preservation of fish and
zane this county should have an Ell
aient fish ana game warden
We would therefore. recommend
that such a warden be appointed
his honor the judge this said warden
to be empowered to appoint deputies
in each militia district We would
further recommend that said fish and
came warden be p laced upon a salar
sufficient to warrant hts attending
the duties Of the Office
Without competent warden. We
find that the law has been and vii
be ,iolatod from time to time. and fer
proper protection Of fish and game
It is absolutely necessary that an Ell
cient warden be appointed
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nSidering
The Question

A good many men, about Tits time
arc considering the question ~ suits
for vlntet let Us persuade you e.
oouslder our guaranteed Of
ree CHOICEST MKJse'ALs
The CORRECT STYLES
Superior VycssaasS q Assa9Rip
rAULTLEss FITTING.
Thai graceful. easy, stylish air
which we give garments cannot he
successfully initiated IN rea'lyma Sc
clothing
Jas. ii. Carter,
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THE ALTERNATIVE ROAD SYSTEM

In the resolution favoring the adop.
ton in Glynn county Of the alternative
public road system, the Glynn county
grand jury again favored an advanced
idea as to a very important public
minty Taeresis no question of the
great Importance that attaches to the
public roads in a community We hon
pstly believe that experience will show
that for every dollar expended in
public roads and paved streets the
county and the city thus making the
expenditure reaps dollar for dollar out
Of the money so spent, with a good
rate of interest included
The new Law proposed for Gynn
county, will serve TO simplify the gov.
eminent Of the public roads in the
county and at the same time central.
ize the system and malu sess
iptrjcsse matter 70 )
sssse gAasr obs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

When horse is 50 over worked
lies down and la other Ways declaIes
itA Inability 70 60 fuEther. you woul
consider tt criminal 10 use force.
Many man OF humane impulses
who would not willingly harm g kf.
ten. IS guilty ~ cruelty where his own
stor1sch is concerned Overdriven
ovsrworKed. wien what It needs
something shat Will digest the foo
eaten and hep the stomach 30 recu.
perate. Something ike K0dol For Dya-
pepsta that ls sold by an druggists
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

STATE OF GEORGIA
al WIN COV~NrTy

STATE OF GEORGIA
GLYNN COUNTY.
Mrs. Sentelle Pafford Bleckerby. a
resident OF said state and county,
having duly applied to be appointed
guardian OF the ~nagson and property
OF gay tsaaaaN, a minor under four
tTsn years OF age, resident Of said
ceunty, notice IS hereby given that ap.
plication will be passed on at the next
term OF the court OF ordinary for
said county to be held on the arst
Monday IN February 1907. Witness
my hand and official signature this
January 3. 4HsO7.
Horace Dart.
~Ordinarv Glvrn County Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

And certificate holders issued bv
the Indden & Bates s. NJ. II. Savan.
nah. Ga. I will he in Brunswick until
further notice. Those desiring to
place an order for niano will fnd ne
at Mrs. Cams boarding house or at
NoEgsu's drug store.
r, L, Reed,
Sn9ele saaasRGa L.aaAeR s @RtOs s
~ ~
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naadle lae 9es, Ioe OF nee GYods
Ia tae city. Do uol be tocisd D.
business opponents Woo try u tel
you different Cav aud be couYiuc
ed, Sig Lcylso1
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lEOrdlnarv Glvnn cHnn NJ Ge 60
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susscRlpzfoN RATES.

sUaschiP|loN HAIES'
farms Of subscription IN the CT
.nd BY mail free Of charge TO ell part
u the United States and Canada, Mex
leo, Porto RIo9. Guam. PhhippIn
lalsnda and Hrwailan iSlands.
One Month 50
Aree Months tl.&a
Six Months 2.oo
One Year $500
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-06

FRANK CULP, Nj. D., A. T. Kaupp.
M. d. Office over First National
Bank.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-06
Hull Gets More Pay.

According to Washington dis
patches, Postmaster Hull of Wenat-
chez win have his annual stipend
boosted from $1,000 to $4,000.
The increase of postmasters' sal
aries is based on the growth of the
postal business of their particular of
fees. The growth in the receipts of
the local office during the past fiscal
year was such that the department
has increased the salary as stated
above. Other Offices in the state
were also increased. in proportion to
the growth in the volume of their re-
ceipts.
Postmaster Hull states that in the
quarterly reports of increased bust
ness. during he five quarters past.
the Wenatchee Office has shown the
greatest ratio of increase of any Of
flee in the state, except during one of
these FIVE quarters.
Hull is ahead 5000 by the towns
progress.
footing His Horn.
Glenn Wells afforded amusement
for frequenters of Wenatchee avenue
at noon today
CARRIED as one of the Children of
Israel and footing a horn, he parad-
ed the streets carrying a banner adj
vertising tonight's band dance.
Tonight the band boys give their
concert dance and promenade, and
Dave Gellatly hit upon this novel
method of drawing a crowd.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-06
Was the Money Tainted?

They wouldn't take the money!
Actually refused to accept steen
dollars as a gift!
The school board wouldn't take the
money the high school students made
from their show at Cashmere, even
though it was offered as gift to the
library fund. Tuesday night the
amateur Thespians of the Wenatchee
High School staged their comedy,
Between the Acts at Cashmere
theater. The receipts, after deduct
ing all expenses, amounted to about
sixteen dollars. This sum the stu
dents desired to turn in to swell the
growing library fund But the board
SHE'D at it-said they disapproved
OF the students going out of town to
present their show, and therefore
couldn't conscientiously accept the
coin
Nothing daunted, however, the
company" is packing its scenery,
and will go to Leavenworth Friday
night, and show there. Posters have
already been sent ahead. advertising
the show.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-06
Cashmere News.

Sunday at the Presbyterian church,
Miss Frazer. representing the Wo-
mans Home Mission Board, spoke
of the different departments of the
work. especially of the great work
to do. and being done, in the noun
tain districts of the south.
Sunday afternoon some of our
boys got into trouble by not spending
the Sabbath in strictly religious
way. Several of them strolling
around the river found squaw fish
ing, as she sat around a little bend
from their sight, but where they
could see her pole. They thought
it would be fun to toss stones into
the water around her pole and tease
her Some of the stones accidently
90 hit her and she went to the doc
tor and then to the marshal and had
some arrested for hitting her and
named the others as witnesses
When the trial came off in Justice
Amos court the witnesses all con-
fessed to throwing stones and could
not ell who hit the swuaw, so they
were all treated alike and fined 50
and costs.
Lem Ward is around again teasing
people to buy pianos.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-06

He's a cook on one of the c. & O.
boats. and won the horse in a rattle
held at s O'Clock last night at O'Con-
nor's barn.
Night Clerk Cramblet OF the Great
Northern hotel, who is confined to
the hospital with game leg, owned
the horse He had no opportunity to
wear it, however, and decided ito
rattle it Off y Tickets were sold,
and the chances drawn last night.
O'Connor held the box aloft, Ed Fer
guson drew out the tickets, the 18th
number winning the horse. The 18th
ticket pulled out was number So,
which had cost Campbell just IS
cents.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-06

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
Yeomen. Columbus Homestead
No. 682. meets 1st and 3rd Wednes-
day of each month at Ellis-Forde
hall. For Information see U. r.
Lake. Deputy. CARL RAT. Fore
nan: c. ". JoR0ENs0N. cerrss-
poadsnt.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-06

Professor and Mrs. Deni5ton en-
tertained a few friends yesterday at
ternoOn in a novel manner They
gave strawberry picking contest"
The invited guests were each armed
with small receptacle and
put at large in the berry patch,
each striving to outpick the other.
There was merriment and fun in
abundance as the contest waxed
warm and close At the finish each
contestant ate the berries he had
picked. The consolation prize was a
big green strawberry.