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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
Merely psrsoual

Mrs. T.. j. ftorsernah Of Cir
afd avenue Is III with the grip.
Mrs. Frank Walters Of Wilson
Avenue is quite al With the grip.
Dir. J.. q. Taylor was busi-
ness visitor in Columbus today.
Mrs. w. r.. Colley Of Gallon, is
the gncst cf Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Baehman, Of East Center street.
Fred habcr1nan was in Coum.
bus today attending the State
hardware convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haberman. of
Delaware avenue, are attending the
Hardware Mems convention In Co.
lrmbns. today.
Miss Mary Frye, Of East Church
street, has returned from Kentor
where she spent several days with
friends.
Superintendent II. l.. Frank left
today for Chicago wherc he will
attend the annual national con.
vention Of school supcrntcndents OF
supervisors of instruction. which,
will he i'll session there the remain.
der Of this week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
RAID PLANNED
H.IAllNsTDUTCH
Adventurers Sought to Seize
@ fsiand IN the Malay
A Archipelago.

Caps Town. Feb. "a. The police
hSse just learnAi Of the details OF
a,sdkrins!y conceived and audacious
dlibnatertns plot against the island
q cslebes. q Dutch possession in
t6s Malay archipelago, situated to
the east OF Dorneo.
A.lSand df 5000 armed adventurera
Planned TO concen.nte and descenl
on the Island and hold 1t by force
as4inst the Dutch while It's mineral
riches were being developed and
whrked. 1t was intended, however,
t0F demand mining concessions from
the Dutch government and only to
employ force in the event OF re-
fuSal ~
fhe police got clcw to the ven
tafc and following this tall were
led TO raid last night certain prem
iseg N Cape, Town, where they. seized
q number OF documents relating to
the organization OF the enterprise.
which, 1t is alleged, has branches In
Epgland. on the continent. In The
uultcd States and In other countries.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
SENSATION
lS!|'PR|!OMl!1sED IS
Miss Mae Wood Asks for
Divorce From Senator
Thomas c. Plat.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Feb. % =
Promising to furnish one OF the
greatest sensations. Of the decade
when she takes the stand, Miss Mae
Wood. who resides at Colon, has
filed sui. for divorce from United
States Senator Thomas G. Platt, Of
Now York. She names in her
amended bills sixteen correspond
eiits.
Senator Platt has filed an answer
In which he denies many of the
charges made by the woman. Alsa
Wood further alleges that she has
recently received a letter from her
attorney Mr.. OFlarety. of Rich
mond. Va. in which Senator Platt
offers to make settlement OF the
case, provided it is kept out OF
court. Miss Wood fled her bin.
Dec. "a, and she alleges that tho
Senator filed his answer Jan. IL.
This suit begun In New York City,
has been suppressed by order of the
magistrate. Regarding the ease.
Mrs. Platt, or Miss Wood said:
Il am now In possession Of n let.
ter from my attorneys which indi-
Gates u desire on the part. Of Sem
ator Platt to settle the case quietly
and not have 1t come to trial but, L
have suffered too much at the hands
OF this man during the past Ave
years to be influenced by a little
money I'm the case"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
FREE TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE

| Notice Is hereby given that peti.
ton will be presented % the Board
OF County Commissioners of Marion
county. Ohio, at their special ses-
Sion to be held on the fifth day OF
March, A. d., 1907, ut i O'clock, D..
M, asking that said board appoint
petitioners to lay out and establish a
free turnpike road. lying and being
fully within said county, between the
following points, to-wlt:
Beginning ut the section corner OF
sections %. "a. 25, and 90, Grand
Prairie Township, in the center of
the nexroth pike, thence south on
The section line between sections 25
and 90. and 35 and sc, TO the east and
west half OF section line of 35, a
distance of one and Onc-half miles;
thence west on the east and west half
or section line of sections IS ana 3f
TO the center of Marion aud Bucyrus
pike. distance OF about one and
ope-fourth miles. making q total dis.
tance of two and three-fourths miles.
Said petition also prays that said
Board OF commissioners of Marion
county, Ohio. levy an extra tax to
the amount which shall not exceed
ten mills on the dollar, on the yaiua-
tlon In any one year. on all the
lands and taxable property within
the bounds OF said proposed free turn
pike, and that said levy continue for
ten years II the cost and expense OF
building II be not sooner paid.
l4i w. a LUCAS.
-s3-Gtwed Principal Petitioner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

Is. s II persisted in no doubt tina,
cause will sooner or later give us
practical s,izeraihty over San Do
fningo. Venezuela and perhaps othcl
states, such as England exercises In
India. f,ut II YOU thwart the Pres
ident's wishes In San Domingo. some
other nation or nations will i'm
inedlately take post there ami at
some rate or other do what he Is
attempting. The same . little latel
IN Venezuela. Ys
Another problem Of the uttnos,
Importance relates to the United
States us a l'ntinc Ocean tower
We have far longer Pacific coast
line than any other nation and bc.
lind the best part Of II, In our Pa.
cinc Coast States, great civilized
empire.
This Invaluable branch of our
dominion Il not adequately protect.
ed. when the Isthmlan canal Is
lone our Pacific coast Is almost al
vulnerable to your European navies
as our Atlantic coast. True therv
are now no prospects of trouble be-
tween us and the European Powers
but no one can assure us that this
Will continue. Elect fool President
and 1t might alter In night. Any
one could name number OF possible
happenings or conditions able to oc-
caston war between us and some
transatlantic power. Our tariff and
trade policy might light the match.
Mismanagement under the Monroe
Doctrine might. G s
mo doubt peace sentiment has
made great progress In Europe of
late, but II has made none among
our Pacific neighbors. the .Japanese,
The Chinese and Russians, all of
whom are very near us to the
West. The japanese, of course,
VIII not make war upon us over tho
San Francisco school difficulty. hut
their readiness to assert themselves
and TO make 50 much OF what must
cal! a very. doubtful right of theirs
shows certain saucincss with which
we .hall have to reckon sooner or
later. 81. of
1T is an error to suppose that
Russia Is no longer to be reckoncd
with as n Pacific Ocean factor. Whep
that nations Interior difficulties are
settled and patriotism thrills all her
peop'c, she will be redoubtable
flrcc.
China. nlObillzed. would be a
more formidable antagonist than ia
pan or Russia. and China Is getting
ready to be modified. The United
srates must ,bc strong nm the Pa
ciiic, not belligerent. but Grm, In
temper and In condition to stand for
ah our rights and to assert itself
10 oil that pertains to the advancing
In that part Of tho
world" -,..< s..r
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
UNION SToc.; YAi.rs.

Union Stock Yards, Ills.. Feb. %.
Cattle lteceipts $4,000: estimated
fo:' Thursday, 1000; market steady
to lOc higher: prime beeves, $40 AZ
lG.9O; poor to medium 4.i5 a 5.G5;
stockcrs and feeders. 2.7o % 100:
cc~s and heifers. 2.9O a $40; can.
n'I8. LIZ % 30; Texans. a
AS.
Hogs-I,eceipts $1,000: estimated
for Thursday. 10000; market. S a
lOc lower; light $50 q I: rough.
$50 @ $50; mixed G.95 % 7.O5;
heavy. z @ 7.07 l-2; pigs. G.l5 81
so.
Sheep Receipts 10000; estimated
for Thursday. 10000; market strong:
native sheep. $50 q Sos: western
sheep. 3.75 q 5.65; native lambs,
4.75 q 7.GO; western lambs. SO n
7.B5.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Feb. 27. Wheat ~ i
and 3-sc lower; May sold between
~ il and ~, opening at II 81
aud closing at " l.2askc d; July
botween ~ and rs IL; opening
at 7S l-2 and closing at Is Is;
No. 2 rcd winter Is 81 a. 70 II
Coln--l-s and lie lower; MAY
sold between AZ ii and AZ 10.
opening at AZ IL and closing al AZ
Ia bid; July between AZ IL and
~ '-1; opening at 40 "A and clos
ing at 40 5-s asked; No. 3 yellow
~ and Az II.
Oats-l-4 and Lee higher; Nav
sold between az and AZ 5.S; omen
ing at AZ l-2 and closing at ~.
July between 37 "a and 80 l.lr,
opening at 50 and closing at 81
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
pITTSBURE.

Piltsburg. Pa, Feb. 27.--Cattle--
supply light; market steady. Choice
90 W 6; prime $50 % 5.C5: good
o'lo op $40; tidy butchers, 4. GO m
0 10; fair, 40 a $50; choice heIf.
ers' $50 % 8; common TO fair heif-
efs' 2'6o % 4; bulls. $50 % 4.5O:
la' cows. q 4.25; goal fresh
cows ana sprlngers, s25 % $50; COM
mon to fair. $40 q $40.
Sheep and lambs-Supply light.
market steady. Prime wethers Z az
% 5'S5; good mixed 5.35 @ & 60.
fair mixed f.65 % 5.25; cuus and
common 2 a 3; lambs, 3 an 7. 90:
veal calves. 0 q $50: heavy and
thin, $50 % 8.
Hogs-Receipts light; market act.
I'VE Prime heavy, 7.4O; medium,
heavy and light yorkers, 7.5O: pigs
7.25; roughs 9 % Z stays. 8 a 5.75.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

Andtsws of tnt University ii Nebraska Ad.
dftSaee tho National Education Association It
sNs so its Chicago Meeting. wa@ s

Il. a
Chicago February. 20. 1.-The annua
5nftting o. the Department of Sup.
tntenAcnts oof the National Educal
bdAl xasocfatiorf, opened hete yes.
4fs,ay lyrsir three days Session. !
GA4afSassssa GA4 81 xeleome wore delIy,
cfsd BY csfayor D0nnc and snperin-
tohdeht CuSiey. Response was made
bs Nathan G. schacffer, superln.
tshdtnt Of Public Instruction In
Hhfsyfvatin.
,,tlurlng the morning papers were
road on 'sfhc school and the pub.
3k' BY, J. b. Aswell, of Baton
Rouge. la, and Miss Ada Van
Gtnhe Harris, OF Rochester, N. ",
atd on address on The Financial
vAlue OF Education" was made by
James n. Echels. OF this city.
lin the aStertioon the subject of
discussion VAS Tho Scope, Defects
atA Product Of the Schools
a.. r. Glllcn, or Milwaukee, read q
nAper In which no attacked the own
era Of dishonesty acquired "swol-
.letS fortunes" charging them with
hsttk responsible for the lack of
funds with which tr provide necss.
sAfy school buildings and public
Fairgrounds.
Rtmpltfed spelling brought about a
stdtitcf discussion during last
nights scssion. and was nnaily in.
dlrf<h by a eote OF lG5 to o.. An
other resolution, expressing the
opinion that school authorities should
let all teachers who desired to do 80
tsprh sfmpltncd spelling, was de-
fsAtel by q vote OF 14O to 1870.
aEhonce'lor E. benjamin Andrews,
ofsthc University of Nebraska. spoke
IN. part az Follows:
.''Phosc Who opposed national ey-
panaion, however astray In other re-
eerds. were quite right In prophesy.
iHg that our now national path would
no thorny. II has pitfalls on both
sides and In front. There are prob
k1t,s to solve such as tho nation
never confronted before. The Mon
ruc dortrlhe involves several Of
these TIL recently VIE asserted and
maintained this doctrine without
any snnse of tho responsibilities In.
vulved. Roosevelt was the first
President to acknowledge distinctly
thesc responsibilities 1t will not
do TO snnb European nations at.
tempting to aid progress in Cen.
tTAl aRi 8oi,th America unless VIC
oAer slich aid. II VIC continued 10
stand on ami force others also. tho
moral sense Of the world would con.
detnni Ms aud approve intervention
~ prostesaIye European powers.
W.; 1houM have to- give np the Mon.
roe Sdoctrinc or fsht to maintain It,.
lssrhe fi'tealdent deserves support In
MB 60 Domingo policy. risky as it
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
Daily Iarket Report
EAST BUFFALO.

Fast Buffalo, y. y, Feb. q. -.
Cattle - Receipts light, 10 head ;
trade firm.
Veals and calves Receipts 80;
market active: 25c higher. Top
veaLs $50; cull 10 fair j.75 and
u 20.
Sheep and lambs - Receipts g..
400; slow and steady. Choic,
lambs 7.75 and 7.S5; Gull 10 far
.5.25 and 5.G5; ycarlings d "a 6.75;
wethers $50 aud 5.75; ewes 4. 90
and j.25. MIXED sheep ! and
$50; Gull sheep $50 and 4.
i!sgs Receipts ,2.sSO; active;
pigs 2ic stronger, other grades
steady. Yorkcrs and pigs 7.40 al
Z 80; heavy and mixed grades 7.45
and 10; roughs 6.7j and G.s5.
'std2s 5 and $50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
SEALED PROPOSALS

Scaled, bids will be received until
l' O'clock a. M, Tuesday, March
70. 1907. by the Board Of Public
Safety. City Of Marion. Ohio. for
one, first class Combination Chemi.
ca! and Hose Wagon. with capacity
Of 1000 feet of 9 l-2 in. cotton rub.
her lined fire hose.
Body solid steel: chemical tank
10 gal. exposed tank. 200 feet 81
iich a ply chemical hose. Archi.
laid wheels with brass boxes, spokes
2 l-2 In. In width. Firestone. tires,
. In. sidewlrc. rubber tire supports.
Hasket for chemical hose, ladders.
ono l2xl2 extension. one l2 soot
roof with folding hooks. Rallings.
ali TO be in. brass tubing. Bidders
are required TO furnish photographs
o- Blue Prints and complete speci-
l'cations Of wagon and equipments.
Each bid must contain the full
name OF every person or company
Interested In the same. and ,,be ac-
coinpanied by n certificate of deposit
OF one hundred dollars with the City
Treasurer as guarantee that II said
bid Is accepted. contract will be
entered into and its performance
properly secured. f.
Should any bid be rejected such
check Will be forthwith returned to
the bidder. and should any bid be
accented sach check will be returned
upon the proper execution and secur-
ing of the contract. The righ. is
reserved to reject any and all bids.
by order OF the Board of Public
Safety.
WILLIAM FIES. Clerk.
Star and Mirror, 2.20-21-07
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

tdioucht. Nlt. 1lartridge gave a de-
Utsivo assent. IL was not only. an
tvcr1Mlin9 cf Losxyer Dclrnas but
II was.a snub of the sharpest kind.
The California lawyer sat back in
his chair, his face growing purple
but tkcrc was nothing for him tn
do but 10 keep his peace. Had his
attitude been sustained by his SUI
pcfior officer, tho counsel OF rec-
ord for the dcfcnsc; nothing would
have becf, gained for his side OK.
cept delay.
The completion Of Mrs. Thaw 3
cxaipinntion followed the unsuccess-
ful effort cf tho prosecution to
draw from abraham tInmmcll cer-
tain facts relating to the affidavit
which Mrs. 'rhaw is said to have
|t'frdc in liummcll's law office. In
this affidavit it is declared there
was an allegation that Thaw had
beaten the, girl while abroad in 1908
when she told him there was no
truth in the story about her re-.
lat:ons with Stanford White.
Mr.. Dclimas for the defense
blocked practically every question
put 10 Hpmrncli. The witness got
no further fhnn TO sag he knew
Mrs. Thaw, that she came TO his
office Oct. q, 1908, and that he
Dictated to % sttnographcr while
she was there. Justice fitzgerald
held that under the rules of cvid-
encc covering Mrs. rhaw', testi-
mony the introduction of collateral
facts was not permissible. The
district attorney :s not allowed TO
controvcrt her testimony in any
way. bat may tost her crcdibility.
Mr.. Jcr,re said in open court that
he realized that even if he could
show that Stanford White was in
Europe the night Mrs. Thaw de.
clarcs she was assaulted by him,
he would not be allowed 70 intro.
ducc suc'i testimony.
Nlis. Thnw was given the oppor-
tunity to clear up the odds and
ends Of her story. She denied
again that she had ever used n
penny Of the letter of credit STAN
ford White gave TO her under seal
before she went to Europe with
ThGw and her mother. She denied
that shc had even been mentioned
IN any way in connection with tho
James "A. Garland divorce case
She said Stanford White paid all
h"r bnther's school expenses and
Identified rcceirtss.and checks sion-
cd by her mother showing that
the latter drcw more than $1,000
from Stanford White i funds dur-
ing the year from May 1902 10
May 1908. Eveiynwas at school
during most OF this time.
Just before Harry Thaw was
taken ont OF the -cowft room hc
handed the rcpcrteIs the follow.
ing note: "Mrs. Thaw and LADY
ASAburton. formerly, dhnnccs BEL
mont. were not friends. They were
SIMPLY acqna'ntanecs when both
were playing at the same thcatcr ),
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
FIFTY SHOTS FIRED
IN A FEUD WAR

= q "a
Y Wllitesb'ug, KY, Feb. 27.-
Tolcphonc messages from Clark 's
Fork, Knott County, give details
Iof another icud battle between
members OF tho Stonc-Clark fac
tons. Fifty shots wcrc fired at
Inc hore Of Michael Stone, whore
the sGlarks esn'c ia lcpntaet with
the opposing faction. Michael Stone
received the first shot and was
fhtally wounded Richard Stone,
bis .sons was killed. John Clark,
the alleged leader of tho Clark
facliom was desperately wounded,
and may moi recover. Further
trouble isaSexpected.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
NAN NAY SAY "oH
FUDGE" If HR CHosEs

cleveland. o., February 27.~-Ka,b
erine o. Graf was before Judrc
keeier Yesterday asking him to re
strain her husband from saving .Oh
lcdse! ana other silly things in her
presence. :" wv
yes, we have lived In the samo
h"nse since the filing OF my dlyore
Pe'hlon. one week hgo, and wc
eat at the same table. but we are
oot1 Silent she said.
~ filed a divorce petition severa,
ySars ago, but withdrew IT,. Our
p'esent trouble dates back seyera,
months. aid we haven't spoken dur.
ing that time. The children com.
meuted at the dinner table about dI
vorce petition No. 2. and my hns
oand said 20, fudge. why did Won
do it?' -"
Judge Keeler refused her the ordrr
on the ground that man can't be-
restrained from saying silly things In
his own home. arl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

"A we'll attended meeting Of the
itcdmcn was held Tuesday evening
'ahdE work. was conferred ON one
calldMatc. An application was also
received and acted on.
Iortinc business was transacted,
Two applications received and one
candidate ballotcd upon at a well
attended meeting OF Lima CITY
Conncil held in the halls Tuesday '
night. =
LODGE mfwy Ak cmfwy mfwyrw
The American Insurance will
hold a big meeting tomorrow night
Ut which time Hon. John j. Lentz
national president aud George W.
Hossan, National secretary, Of the
order will be the gucst OF honor.
A banquet will be served and tho
visiting gentlemen will make ad.
drcsnes. A number OF uniouc fea-
lures has beon planned by the com
mtttce.
An unusually we'll attended meet.
Ing OF Candy lodge No. 81 X. of
p was held Tuesday evening at
which time the rank OF esquire was
conferred on four candidates. Ar
rangements were also made for at.
tending the annual ball and /, ban
quot TO be given by the IrnjSo;.r,
Rank OF the order on the evening OF
March 6. The report OF the tran.
sactiont CT tie district convention
hsld In Cardlngton last "Wednesday,
was presented and proved very en-
tcrtaining and satisfactory.
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ACCUSING Conscience {

The hardest Of all otdesls for ap
honest msh 10 to stand srraigned at
The bar OF his own conscience. lie
knows more than the seenest counsel,
the most vindictivs enemy could urge
for q verdict OF guilty - Wesley.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Feb. 81. -- Hogs Re.
lceipts 20 ears; shipmcncs light;
steady. Workers. mediums and
hcavlcs 80 and 7.35. hast pigs
Z and 40.
Calves Receipts 80 head;
steady. Fair to good $50 and 4;
heavy and thin 1 and 6.
sheep and lambs Receipts a
cars. Fair to good ewes $50 and
TO; choice yearlings 6 and 6 .o5:
aan' to good $50 and 6; fair to
good Lambs 6.50 and .25;
Cattlc- lieceipts ears. steady.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

Dade'a Little Liver Pills thoroughly
clean tina system good FOR lazy ltvers.
makes clear complexlcns, bright eyes
and happy thoughts. tsl
Sold by Flocken's Dros store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
PROMINENT EDUCATOR
COMMITS SUICIDE

P'lt,mng, Feb. 81. Prof. 7.
NJ. Taylor; n teacher of chemistry
IN the Carnegie Technical school.
suicidcd this morning by sending
a bullet into his brain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
rotnDo anAfN.

Toledo, Feb. q. Wheat AcAtAi
g Ia; May 20 IS; July ~ 7Ss
September 20 1-2.
Corn-Cash 46 Ia. May 4s; Juiy
as; September 4S 1.2. f
Oats Cash ~ 1-2; May 42 3-4f
July 30; September 33 10.
lNe--No. J, p; No. 2. 90; MOI
3, 67. 20
Clovcisecd- Cash 8.02 l.2; Feb.
'qary SOP 1-2; March 8.O2 la2,
Aprt 7.s2 l-2. prime alsike 49,,
Prime timothy 20. 90. Ys j
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Piles Cured in 3 tol4 DAYS.

PAZ0 OINTMENT Is guaranteed
to cure any ease OF itching, Blind.
Bleeding or proiruling Piles in G to
IA days or money refunded. 5Oc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

5-s; No white AZ and 43f1lst
Northwestern houses we're sellers i
Cash trade Is good. ss'c
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
,Sooss ,7ctes

GDly business or a general natllts
w3s considered atlra wen attended
ISkatiug of the C. l. !. of o. held in
the hnlIs on North Main street, Tues
day evening, sa
Sls, >-------
Through some misunderstanding
the members OF the Dilrid's Circle
held no meeting Tuesday evening.
Tho ;Aall was not open when the
HiSmtcns appeared and Us q key
cpnA, MT be located the meeting
Ehs, postponed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

WANTED Sewing OF I'll Kinds.
FIRST class at very reasonable
prices by Mrs. e.. r. Kingtty 1t
GO7 North Prospect or " Citizens
phone. l.l67S. rk ~
s-s5.ets
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

WANTED Girl TO do general house.
worR. Permanent. 503 s. State
TZeet. Either phone SO or Defl
3SS l.. 2-9-tf
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AUCTIoNEERS

AUCTlONEERING-J. w. CLARK
VIII cry sales Of every description
at reasonable rates. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Your interest is my
interest. Office rooms, Court street.
Both phones. Marion, Ohio.
s.s-i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27
HELP WANTED

'ANTED-An experienced farm
han1 by the year. Address II.
Siirfor. 1-2s.tfd&w
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

WANTED Washing to 90 at home.
Mrs. Cochrum, No. Kenton Az. (,
Phone 9 on SAG.
2.22ts
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WORK WANTED

WANTED-rosition as farm ,and
or manager. Can give references.
Am married. G. -. r., b0s sg5
Marion. 2..0 Gt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

fUit SAI.E-'A No. cook stove,
good as new. coal or wood. Just
half price. 500 l.. Church, or adj.
dress s., care Mirror. tf
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TO RENT

WANTED-Three fnrnlshcd rooms
suitable for light housekeeping.
Gas and a bath connection, de-
sired Address o, care Of Mtrrot.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-3 modern houses on
Girard Avenue teast slde) between
DeIlefontaine Avenue. and Coluntbiu
street. Inquire lit I-2 South
Main street or Citizens Phone
1864. .a.kI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

WANTED--2J good bench or floor
molders Steady employment ana
good wages. GAINESVILLE Malleabls
Co., GAINESVILLE. o. 2-25.et
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-27

FOR SALES room house. ln0uItr
nj 239 Blaine Avenue. R3s
2.25-Ct