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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-06
Muerlet.

- Wenr @uuperneur Campbell
Qeger Die Gerouppeluna ieinea @es
baltes lit, marun1 bat &c nidt BON
nDrneberein abeemintt? 6dtte er
BET 2e1ielatur eeutlih su nerltehen
aeaeben, Dob er cine grb6buna ieis
mes @ebaltes ridt tpiinIht, 10 wiiroe
1iele oas ENHANCEMENT sur &Unfti.
tutiDn, m0riiber nun aboeitimrtt tuers
ben u1nB. nibt anaenDrttnert bnbert.
- Sole Wnrin @uerra lit perbafs
tet uDroen. neil er Warinr,D Gaia.
rcna burh Meiferitihe ihmer per.
tuunoet bat.
Vim Snmftag baden Die beioen
Barteien Der StaottpabL . Rampnoue
lire Qualifications : Gerfammlungen
nbgebnlten. Beioe tpareti ftarf be.
fuGt. Rum GhluB bes Weetings
ber Non BartiianS aD1en Traueri lnD
Mdnner uuter 8prantritt elmer Wfu.
fittapeue in BruSeiiiun pDm Wairs
gum NlanlDs Bln3a.
Nep. @eurg Spfernlann, Is
Sabre alt, lit nab 21tdQiger &rants
beit atm Tppbusfeber QeitDrben. Ct
tuDbnte felt brei Jabrer in Der Gtoot.
- Nuf Der Sarrt BON Snt @unter
unb Dan Sight an Der mad Gurner.
iet fiibreuoen 2anoitraBe. tDDpur elm
Teil mod inrterhnlb Der Gtaotgrensen
Iiegt. lift cine artefiihe Aneqe aiaQes
bpbrt tuproen. Die tdalib 2,0O0.0 600
@aIunen @nlier eiebt.
= Wiroen Die Shuler nod I'm.
ter Der Nuffiht Der Stabt fteben, 70
tu6re gnungbnn nod Der Nnliht Der
Mun 8artifan'a gang fiher fiir ben
Manael an ShuIrdumlihteiteri uno
fir ALE Die anoerer Mdnael in Be.
aug auf Die Gduler peranttuDrtlib.
= GaB Grauen an pulitifden 6tra.
Ben . um5lgen teilnebmen. lit cine
Weuerun9 in San Gntnnio. @e.
SMmndpuu lit iie ni&t.
Die Jirma GuaD, Sdmelber
& 60. ldBt an Der gde npn Gtarr
unb @alnut StraBe. eeraoe an benz
Ganpteeleiie Der Sunlet Babn, Elm
aruBee aueiit6diaee gei6dftsbaus
nuffihren, nit elmer sSr5ut BON II
uno elmer Tiefe BON 1872 Gu6. Das
neue @ebduoe fol- am Is. Nuouit be.
sDeerl tueroen.
= SIN utter Bpm rs Sabren ftarb
in ibrer WDbnuno ZIG @arp Stra6e
Grou @rneitine. @itttue BON @eDra
Appmann. Sic mar ia Bremen aes
buren uno Fam 1856 nah ben Yer.
Gtaateu. Sic biuterldBt feds Sin.
Der, bic ale serbeiratet fino.
= SIN Nlter BON 81 Sabrer Der.
iGieo IN ibrer MDbnnr0 $50 Weits
glrnira StraBe 5rau Waronretbe Bal.
mausig.
- unier ebenaliaer @~orreIpons
bent s. @. 9 UebbIer pDr Srieo.
rihSburg erfreute urs nit ieiner1
Deiuh. Der ate 6err. Der tirslid
ieiue1 80. @eburtstag f%eterte, lit 10
riitia unb aeiuno, nnB er nod cine
Neile INN bic @elt antreten f6nnte.
@ie er berihtete, bat es m1breno
Der Treitna ytaht in Jriebrihsbura
einer f%n1kuerel1 HeQen neoeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-06
Eaaes . Nentarettea.
& nIa n b.

-
- Die Qegislatur pom Mrtaniaa
bat iDeben Elm @eies erlaiien. melGes
mDh[ geei9net lift. allen Delights"
elm gnoe 51 MAIDEN. Sin 8eamter,
tuelber bel RDntraftarbeiten r1ebr
n~erausanbt, nls Die ipesifiairte Be-
miaiaung anaiebt. fuu nit @ef6ns'
nisftrafe bic au einem Sabre, uno
elmer @elbbuBe. Die $1,000 niHt iibers
fteigen barf, beitraft ueroen. Die
f~inansieIen uebergriffe oer Stats
nninerfttdt mdbreno oer lebten beioen
Sabre. baber in eriter 4inie nit aur
Sdaffuna oieies ibarfen geiebes
b%eigetragen.
= WGbrenb Warti1 Campbell nnb
feline Sra1 in Weit BranHe, Miidi'
gan, iim auf einer1 Eananeraniigen
befanoen. aeriet ibr 9nls in 8rano
urlb perbrarntert Die bier jingften
nDr ibrer &inoern. Die atpei 6ltefter
tDnnten fih in ihren Wahttleioern
retten.
= Die 2eibe beS tleinen 00race
Waruin. Der felt benz 4. M6ra ppu'
ftdnoia nerlhmunoen tuar. lit in Der
96be Der bel 9uper. 9elatpare. lies
aenoen Sarn1 ietnes Baters. bes Or.
Wiarnin, pefunoen mDroen. Gin
benabbarter Sarrter Nau1ens BIea'
iantDr bat iie g%efunoen. Die 9eihe
lag, nit benz @eiiht aah unterl, an
elmer iumpfiaeu StelIe, mar gut ers
balten unD aeiate feline Spur ire
geno elmer @epalttdtigtsit. S6n1r1t'
Ii@e &leioer, Die Der Sunge bel iei'
mem 8erihminoen 9etrageu. tuareri
oa, niHtS fehlte. TrDb alleoem lit
Der Batter ~iiberaeuat, oaB fem SDbn
ermDroet mDroen lit. gr iagt, er
bat bieie ielbe STEELE. an Der iein
SDbn jekt aefunoen wDrben lit, &c.
riau burhiubt. obne oaB &c iraeno
cine Spur BON Der 2eide enteedt
bdtte.
- SIN Seem Sort fano cine ornBe
Denomination 81 @untten BON
Mnber, 6apmuoo uno BettibDne
ftatt. 10000 W6nner unb Grauer
apger ourm Die StraBer auf Der Oft.
ieite unn bielterl ipdter eine Ser
i'm Central Balace ab.
Sc tuuroen Reben gebalten. in oeneri
ieoe Grudbnuna &o1ieDelt'8 nit
Riihen uno Bfeifen beariiBt uuroe.
@rneft IS. 9uffcut. friber
Defan Der iuriftiihen Tatultdt Der
Cornell. l1nineriitdt in Stbaca, 0em'
9urt, unb iuriitiiher Beirat oes
@0unerneur 6uebes. bat iib auf
benz SuoipnsD ampfer e. 8. Mar.
ie" eriduHen. SIN einett nadbaelai'
fenen Briefe Dronet er an. oaB feline
9eibe p%erbranrt ueroen ioIe. uno
iaat, oaB Sebniuht mad Hube i'm
gum Selbitmoro aetrieben babe.
ueberarbeituna ideint Die uriade
ieiner Eat gemeien au iein.
- Sn San SranciscD lit unter
ben StraBenbabn Nnaeiteuten elm
Streit ausaebroben uno bee Stra'
Benbabnpertebr oaourh o%0litanoia
labm aeleat.
&rieasminifter Taft bat. nit
Der 8uitimmuna oe8 Braiioenten.
cine Srore e%rlaiien, ourh melbe Die
alten &eeulatiunen fir ole In9efteQs
ten beim 8anama'& analbau mteoer
in &raFt aeiebt tperoen. &c iGeint,
oaB Die bisberieen gbef.Sngenieure
iie abaelbafft batten. gum groBen
Merger Der Nnaeiteuten.
Der @eneralanualt oes STAG
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-06
Gin fuappes Gntfpmmeu.

@. Us. glDso. elm 2aufmann in
8lunt. Wt0., bette elm tnappes gnt'
t0rnrneri. inbem &c fih einen Dorm in
ben 9aun1er ranrte. Der DOttDr
mDnte amputieren. aber Budlen's
Grnica Salbe beilte oieie ihlimme
8unoe. gu baben bel GoUlpb 9reiB
uno VI. Gobn & 60. gu Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-06
y. 5. MeaMerntamtt,
Ucrittser nes Stnanss1seMite'$.

Gin jun8er gfann, ben i6 ME pOrber seRben bate, mb Der Iehnen gtamen
nht nannte, trf mid Dor eiu9r 3t in benz 2eiNaQ bon Sad StOtts uo
iate mir, er m6dte ier sen in Die 8abaHfen oes Observation-Disclosures
tennents ginfdt nebmen. SD perpies ibn mf Die Office BEG Gubhors, tnbem
i'd ibm .iaste, bB i'd meme 8abaifen bOrtbin idide, iuenn fe ferh9 fnb.
Sd mD9te bierbei e%rpdbnen, OaB i'd mdbrenb meiner OffrefunOen fts
bewt bin, ireenb einem 8arser irseno wepe Bidder oor @apiere por5uesen,
bic Der @taOt g91ren umO fb in mefaer @eruabFan9 DefnOsn; aber i'd TRACE
Sd bdbe n6t bs gersnisen, ben Scr. 8atins gu tenneu, aMr bon eiis
gen ieiuer 5reunoe efubr id, bs er elm netter jnuser Dfann it,
g.. 8. Stuff,
Sraisen Femtntin6r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-06
Wnnperbare -@esema.aar.

Inner tleiner SDbn litt flint Sabre
an eczema, idreibt q. u. &oams.
Senrietta, Ba., amei BON unieren
Nerater eaben i'm auf uno apei an'
oere bradten aud feline &eiultate.
lalen mir BON electric 8itters,
tauften cine sSlaShe uno nah 9e'
braud BON einieen uiehr. mar unier
Spbn ooutpmmer gehellt. Il aran'
tiert. 8u baben bel aoUlpb 9reiB
uno R. Guhn & 60. 80 @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-06
StetDr Se5e,
StaNtpNmStter.

Gin iunger gfann, mir bOui9 fremb, Der ieinen gfamen nidt nannte, fam
Dor enisen 9asen in nmn @efbatsloml uno pertangte siemlib peremporiid
oe 3aboifen Der Stabt gu feben. SD ia@e i6m, BOP fe f9 in Der 9ulioan
8anf befnben unb er enternte fb.
Eatiate If, bB Die Serren g. Guuiban & 60, Die Sinana Msenten Der
Sfaot San Mntonio, bag @lo borhheden, nm Die 3abaiTen BET Sabt Su be-
sRiden. Soe Nerion, oeren Shame barauf erlbent, nbertrdat barauf lire 6or.
oerung 9esen bic Gtabt an bic ganf, bamit Die ganf emen Gdein fir bic 5dub
Der Stabt in Sanben bat gerabeio tme Die 8anf cine g3ute bon ieoem @dblei-
Der bal, ub biie 8abuMen befnben fb berebtstrtpeIe i'm s8eFb Der ganf,
big Die Staot aus ben einsebenoen eteuern bas ibr porgeldoHene @ao 3uridz
beB0bt. SO pel fir 9Rr. g8ahns.
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GrfpIa nit GrtpIa

Gls bic Bernbarbiner W6nbe Dor Sau@
berten sDn Sahren @urseln unb Rraus
ter nab Subftanten burbfbberten, mel.
DIE auf ben .Beberriber oes Ragens",
mle tie bic Sober %nannten, ginfluB haben
mDdbten. unb, pas lest als st. Der.
narb's &r1uterpilen" befannt 1T. 5uiam.
meniebten, roar has Der aruBe grfol9 Der
Sabrhunoerte. pelhen mDberne @iiens
Ibaft mod nidbt ibertrDfen bat. Die Bill
le Der 8ater 1T heute bas Mittel par ex-
cellence, UNI bic Sober su reaulieren,
bas Slut su ldutern uno oas Ssitem 81
reinioeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-06
Ser @esem.

@Dbl 1T es i96n, tnenn S%onnenftrabl
grgldn5t auf alien We9en,
9o9 poQen loben mir audi NAL
Den @sseniab: Den Resen.
Ser 5armer bDller @euf5er ipri9t:
Die grbe 1T gu troden,
Mtit aIler Nrbeit fann man ri6t
Gin 3dlm9en nur borluden.
9ie Sonne ideint tpobl Gag fir Gag
8om blauen 9immel nieber,
llnb tuenn es nidt balb REGIMEN mag,
go siebts elm MiBiabr uieber.
Ob nun bas Sammertt ettpas frommt,
Das min ib niebt grab iasen,
9o@ tpenn Der @esen enbli9 fommt,
90 tuullen mir nibt Hagen.
8enn aud Die @ese tpeib unb tief.
Man6' Hicnic aud perresnet,
8iebt barum ni9t bic Miinb9en idief,
Denft, oaB 3 ben Sarmer iesnet.
1nb tpenr es aud Der Gtabt tppbf ME
go tuie Dem 2anb mag niisen,
Bir ba6en bod fein Yaraplte,
9ie Gtabt bapor 81 i6iken.
60 laBt es REGIMEN immerbin,
8ir f6nnen's bod nidt binbern,
@s iua uts audi ben froben Sinn
&ein gitel9en permin6ern.
Gs min Der Menid ia AUDI iein gtaB
llnb min nibt NIes iroden,
Do@ min er's lieber ans Dem 5aB
Gtatt aus ben @olfen foden.
Statt i@n66en @aiiers tpO1en tpir
Gin frdft'ser NaB germ baben,
Drum redner mir bag 2Dne &tAr@ pics
gu @otles beiten @aben.
l1nb leiben wir an T%rpdenbeit,
Gu leben mir uns rteber.
llnb trinfen oann gu jeber 8eit
Seen Gei6el Zone Gtar tpieber.
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- Sn Der elidifiiben Staot gul'
mar fol- benz beriihmten 8itobauer
8artbplbi. benz Sh6pFer Der 9ruBs
artigen Ereibeitsftatue i'm 0afen BON
@em.9ort, elm Dentmal geiest wer.
ben. BartbDloi lift in golmar ae'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-06

@esspt go. 1851, BEL elmer q
9gmeab, furiert niht aGe Belhmer.
ben, nber es miro &beumatiSmus
turterer.
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PEOPLES TICKET.
ROMiniert in ber 8eet5DnDnsSaae am 2.
Npil 1907.

|t0miuiert in Der BeetbObOnsSaae am 2.
Mpil 1907.
WabDr:
BrBan @aGlnahan.
Stantanmalt:
SDf. st a n.
NfefDr:
Sobn Stappenbed.
Solicitor:
g. Biltemair:
Nu6itpr;
8. Beae.
S@atneifter:
Gba5. u. S. Summed.
8etsr6er:
W. @. 8udlep.
NlSerm ensat. Sarge;
SDbn Bauer.
Suhn9 &. 6ambletBn
Ism. 8. &ihter.
8. s. sc auermann.
alderman erfte 8are;
s. Sc. 2ambert.
alderman snueite 8aro:
eli Nrnauo.
alderman brittle 8ara;
Grid Wenger.
alderman nterte 8ar6:
&bQ8. g. Smith.
alderman FINITE 8are:
u. S. 20GmU00.
alderman ied)te @arb:
Sc. s. &arep.
AloermanIiiebente Baro:
6 b. 8raoen.
alderman abte 8arb:
@mil &uebn.
Wnseiee.)
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Citizens Partisan Ticket.

apminiert in Der Marftbane, 20. Wears 'N.
gsaspr:
Snbn B. ED6in.
Stabtantualt:
st. g. Snarum.
Solicitor:
gBarles 6urn ir.
afeker:
2bab. M. Smitb.
@uoitDr:
Eris Gruos.
S%Basmeifer:
SDbn S. Sentiu MIA n.
getorber:
Y. @riff ST. ne .
slbermsn.a a. Sarge
S. U. gbapa.
Silpa 6eimann.
@e0rge 8. 3altaferrB.
Sbmin Bpbemils.
alderman erHe Barb:
Nnbrem Meper.
alderman 5peite @aro:
s. O. S@uots.
MAerman brittle Garb:
BauI W eerfHeiht.
alderman nierte @arb.
s. s. E%bumpun.
alderman finite 8arb:
Dr. 6. 8. Sbropihire.
ALDERMAN iebfte 8arb:
US. u. Sbafer.
Nlberraan iiebente Barb:
Mi[Iiam DobrDmpIsEi
alderman abte Barb:
JrantS s. BDBbarbt.
(Nnaeiae.)
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unrenntnis Der Gefabr fiebt
aub aus wie Wut.
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(In5eise,)
Gus Der nggpreB" pom 2. @ai.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03

See Bentz G Court for that new
Bicycle, 226 East Center street.
4s4 3-21-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
in ANNUAL SESSION
Directors and Officers Chos en-
for Ensuing Year.
The Coming Year Looks Prosperou.
for the Molene Lime and
Stone Company.

The Molene Lime & Stone CON-
pany, an organization Of Marion
capitalists formed to operate a
plant at Molene, Kansas, held its
first annual meeting at its office
on South Main street, Thursday
evening, and elected directors and
Officers.
Reports showed that the company
has very encouraging prospects.
It's plant Is now only partly in
operation but will be complete and
running in about three weeks. 1t
will be superinterded by w. A..
Elston Of Molene, who was. in at
tendance at the meeting. Thursday
evening.
The directors elected are w. A..
Elston, Henry Ackerman, j. w.
Thew, w. b. Everett, s. b. lip
plncott and l.. V. Uncapher.
The officers are Henry Acker-
man, president; j. w. Thew, vice
president; l.. V. Uncapher, secre.
tary; w. b. Everett, treasurer.
The company Is capitalized a,
$50, 900.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03
On Question of Extending
the city Limits.
MATTER TO Be DISCUSSED
At Monday Nights Meeting
of thes City Dads.
Some are Afraid That the Addition
In Question Would Greatly In
crease the City Expenses.

1t is most likely that the city coun-
Gil will be divided on the question OF
extending the corporation limits. A
movement to make extensions, most
ly to the west of the city, has been
started by certain Of the city solons,
and it is expected that the matter
will be up for discussion at regular
meeting of the council to be held on
Monday night.
1t has been planned to have the
council take a trip Thursday AFTER
noon over the territory which would
come within the proposed extension,
but the majority of the members were
unable to get away and inspection
was deferred until Monday afternoon.
lJ. V. Wilson, chairman of the street
and alley commission says that he
wants to get the members out at that
thine without fail. so chat the quest
ion can be taken up in the evening.
Arguments are advanced both for
and against the proposed extensions.
Those favorlng the proposition say
that the new territory would MT only
add more than 1000 to the city's pop
ulation but would inestimably boost,
the tax duplicate. Then those who
form the opposition say that It
would mean an addition to the city's
already large debt owing the expense
that would be incurred in making
public improvements. Ia
4 The extensions, as now planned,
would take in the Glenwood, RosawOod
Limestone and Garden additions and
might possible take In the Erie rail-
road yards and the stone quArries,
property of such great valuation that
the city tax duplicates would be
boosted away out of sight There is a
possibility, however. that this valu-
able property would not be included,
In which case the increase in the du-
plicate would be much less.
II The territory which would be added
TO the city would extend from Ia
Bennett street, which marks the pres
ent corporation line. to the first st.
beyond Clinton street then north to
Bennett street. west to Huron street,
then north to the Chicago & Erie
yards. The two additions north of
Kenton avenue, the Limestone and
Garden additions would probably be
included. taking IN Cottage, Fountain
an Christian streets.
n Besides he extensive territory west
of tho city, II h proposed to take In
lsmsller strips q land east and south
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03

The annual election of officers
took place at this meeting with the
following results:
Mrs. j. w. Hensel. president; Mrs.
Howard Diehl, vice president; Mrs.
Leroy Zachman, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. H. o. Stone, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. John Klinefelter
treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, pian-
list; Mrs. s. v. Millisor, chprister;
Miss Sarah Myers, mission band sup
Ierintendent; Mrs. Il. e. Ruhlman,
secretary and treasurer of Aid Soci-
'g Delegates ge,t to the W. M.Fs. conven-
ton to be held in Lindsay, Ohio, on
June Ia to 1S, inclusive, were elected
as follows: Mrs. J.. w. Hensel,
Mrs. Perry Harruff and Mrs. e. E.
Ruhlman; Alternates-Mrs. Elizabeth
Fox and Miss Clara Klinefelter.
The total amount of money raised
during the past year was $14O and
the society voted to appropriate 1t to
various missionary causes.
The Free Baptist Missionary soci-
|ety met at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Coleman, of George street, yesterday
Afternoon. The attendance was fair.
The program opened with song by
the society, Savior, Like a Shepherd
Lead Me-" The vice president, Mrs.
IHolverstott, conducted short devo-
tional exercises.
Miss Nettie Fite was leader and
gave short interesting talk on the
theme OF Missions. Mrs. H. j.
Nichols talked on the subject, "How
Much DO I Owe and little Dog
in Missions" was the theme OF Mrs.
Is. Croft's discourse; Mrs. j. B.
CUTLERY gave an interesting story,
entitled Morning STAR" Mrs. Clark
Dix made a short interesting talk,
after which the program closed with
la paper. "The Commercial Value of
Missions" by Mrs. F. Tschanen.
AT the conclusion Of the program,
supper was served to about fifty by
the second ward ladies.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03

Court Unity No. and Quaqua
No. 1902 will hold a joint initiation
In Candy hall, East Church street, on
Friday evening. May 3rd. w. II.
Miller, II. p, and e. d. Helfrich,
II. p, will be present. The meeting
will be public, by invitation, each
meTber being allowed to bring two
friends.
(Signed) r. p. KING, G. r,
FLORENCE O.oAMER, G. r.
4-30-4t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03
REV. ]. TUDOR LEWIS
IS BADLY INJURED
Falls Down Stairs at Daugh.
ter's Home In Iowa.
Has Accepted the Pastorate Of Two
Baptist Churches In Morrow
N County.

f,o htN nj u hHUf tnG 1f . nfff.s s.,
Word has been rceeayed by Ma
rion friends that Rev. j.. Tudor
Lewis, formerly of this city and
pastor of the First Baptist church,
will not be able to begin his duties
next Sunday as pastor OF the
Chester and Chesterville Baptist
churches in Morrow county of
which congregation he recently ac-
cepted the pastorato.
One week ago at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Bertha Wayne,
in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Rev. Mr..
Lewis mistook the back stair door
for the one leading to the bathroom.
The result was fall down steep
flight of stairs with great amount
of bruises but no broken bones.
After a. visit with his son AL
bert, IN Akron, he expects to be
able to take up the Chesterville du-
ties the twelfth Of May
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03
$13. 90 Credit $13.oS

Just think Of II, when you can
buy Ladies' Suit worth $25. 90 for
$13.9s, and on credit too. don't you
think 1t pretty good time to save
the difference and replenish your
wardrobe.
Marion Clothing C Cloak Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03
About Is New Suits. sl2.5o to sl7.6o values. s4.a8

stylish
and choice and well worth the s2 80 $500 and 7
81. .98.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03

The annual business meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Evangelical church, was held in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
with an exceedingly large attendance
The annual reports from the secre-
tary and various committees Of the
society wer submitted, showing that
great work had been accomplished
during the past year.
Interspersing the business, an in
|strumental duet was rendered by Mrs.
Elizabeth Fox and Mrs. william
Stull. Immediately following, the
president of the society, Mrs. J, W.
Hensel. gave the annual address be-
fore the society. She reviewed the
past and present history of the soci-
ETY. and spoke inspiringly of the con-
sistency with which the members
had worked.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03

ILeavs your measure for your spirng
Suit at Joe Volts, North Main 3-l5tt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-03
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Interesting Literary and
Musical Program Rendered
Annual and Monthly Reports From
officers Show Excellent Work
Being Accomplished.

A monthly meeting of the Wo-
man. s Home Missionary society OF
Wesley M. u. church was held
Thursday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs. William Watkins, on
Herman street. The attendance was
good and an interesting session was
enioved.
Devotional exercises and scrip
ture reading were given by the
pastor. Rev. G.. f.. Rowley, who
also rendered a vocal solo. Ar
w,ngements were made for sending
Representatives to the annual dis
tr:ct missionary conference to be
held at the Williams street M.
Il. church, in Delaware, May 2S,
80 and 30. The delegates will h
Mrs. John Luellen and Mrs. l.. v.
Uncapher.
Following the business meeting,
supper was served to 40 people.
The next meeting will be held
the first Thursday of June at the
home of the president, Mrs. o. j..
Elliott, on Olney avenue.
Following the missionary society
meeting, a meeting of the Florence
Richards w. c. II. U. took place.
MISS Anna Qulnby, a state worker
from Edenton, was present and
gave an interesting talk on the
proposed county local option law.
She predicted complete prohibition
for Oh;b.
Miss Quinby has about COM
pleted her work of organization in
Marion county, having formed So
cieties in nearly all of the villages
during the past week. Following
her talk. a number of bills were
allowed and the society arranged
to meet again the third Thursday
OF May.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-13
BONDING co. MAY LOSE.
A Vermont Concern Surety for SI5I,5CO
ON q Government Contrnc,

Washington, June ia Vermont bond
ing company, the American Fidelity COM
pany Of Montpelier, IS surety in the
amount of 1851 $50 for George b. Spearin
OF New York, whose contract for the
construction Of dry dock No. 4 at tho
Brooklyn navy yard the government will
in all proba billty be obliged to cancel
The work on the dock has been practical
ly at standstil for several months ow
ing to the fact that during last sum-
mer a sewer constructed by the con-
tractor for the dry dock under specjflca-
lions furnished by the government failed
in its functions thereby adding material
ly TO the difficulty of constructing the
dry dock,
The original contract for the dry dock
was authorized by an act approved June
7, 1900, which appropriated the sum of
sl,nO0O for Its construction of granite
and concrete. The contract with Mr.
Spearin Is dated February 7, 1905. and
involves work amounting to $751;, 500. The
contractor has now been called on to
continue the work under the contract and
the matter will probably be settled by the
courts, The contract called for the COM
pletion of the dock In forty-five months
or August 7, 1905 In case OF de fault the
government looks first to the contractor
for the recovery OF the loss or damage,
and failing to secure II from him, pro-
ceeds against the bonding company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-13
PACIFIC COAST WEDDING.

An engagement which will come as n
surprise to Nermonters is that lust an
nounced on the Pacific coast OF First
Lieut.. Seth Williams, United States
Marine Corps. and Miss Mary Swift Bal
ley. the wedding to occur In November.
Lieut. Williams is the well known
former base ball player and captain
OF Norwich University team. He has
friends all over Vermont, but probably
n better Is he known than right here
II Burlington, where the gallant six
footer during his school and base ball
days was admired and liked by the stu
dents of the University of Vermont, with
whom he crossed bats and the soldier
teams at Fort Ethan Allen. He received
his commission three years ago and since
has been stationed on the island OF
Guam. He has Just returned 10 the Uni
ted States. He Is a direct descendant Of
Roger williams.
Miss Bailey Is the talented daughter
of the late Captain Charles NJ. Bailey
Sth United States Infantry. and a niece
OF Brig, Gen. Palmer G. Wood ". s. A.
She Is graduate of the University of
California