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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29
SURPRISE PARTY
Given Thursday at Home Of Mrs
Paulinea Krautter.

A pleasant surprise was perpetrated
upon Mrs. Paulinea K1autter at her
home seven miles east of the city,
Day, honoring her 65th
birthday anniversary All present
were the children and grand children
|of the hostess. A big dinner was
served at the noon hour. The men
spent the afternoon in hunting.
Those present were:--
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Trefz and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. David Jenner
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Adams and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Huffman and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Krautter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Krautter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hacker,
Mrs. William Raush, Mrs. John
Hilth, Mrs. Gottlieb Fechmer, WILL
lam Krauttter, Christ Krautter and
John Krautter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29
In Various City and County
Institutions.
ELEGANT DINNER SERVED
Program Rendered at the
Waddell Chlldren's Home z
County Jail Prisoners Enjoy Turkey
Dinner Day Quietly Spent at In-
firmary and Old Ladies' Home.

Thanksgiving Day was quietly but
nicely observed in the penal and
charitable institutions Of the county,
Thursday. In each place there was
either a chicken or turkey dinner
and amusements to make the day
pheasant were afforded.
At the county infrmary, with its
81 inmates. Superintendent Hurr
and his assistants furnished big
chicken dinner, which proved rare
treat to those in the institution
The inmates spent the day quietly.
no services or exercises OF any kind
being held.
In the Waddell Children's Home
ther was big turkey dinner spread
before the "a youngsters being kept
at the Institution. The spread was
one of the finest ever given since
the opening of the home and the
children were delighted beyond de-
sciption. Wv
| During the afternoon the older boys
went rabbit hunting and the young
er boys passed the time playing ball
and following other amusements
about the premises. In the evening,
the G. C.. U. society of the home
rendered an excellent Thanksgiving
day program. consisting of songs,
|recitatlons and scriptural quotations.
The inmates OF the Waddel Ladies'
Home enjoyed fine chicken dinner
and passed the day quietly.
AT the county jail the eight pris-
loners sat dawn to big turkey din
ner provided by Sheriff Drown.
Try ADMIRAL. COFFEE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29

Mems 10 inch high top soft calf
shoes, laced to the knee, fit Like a
glove at Beatty & Longs. IL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29

The young ladies of the Daughters
|Df Grace of St. Paul's church will hold
la Bazaar at the Parish House on
the afternoons and evenings Of
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
December A. and 6, when they will
offer to the ladies of Marion an op-
portunity to purchase their Xmas
presents from splendid variety Of
beautifully dressed dolls. hand en-
broidered towels, pincushions, dainty
things for the baby, dress bags, shoe
bags, aprons and other articles Of
fancy work at reasonable prices.
11-29-4t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29
Gold Watch Free.

Remember you can buy as good
clothing as you want for men, wo-
men, or children, on credit at as low
prices as other stores require the
cash for. II you go to The Marion
Clothing G Cloak Co., they will also
give you two chances on a handsome
gold watch for every dollar you
spend there before the drawing
Watch to be given away Saturday
night, Nov. 30th. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29
Y. N. E. A.
HAPPENINGS

A party OF local Y. M. c. A..
boys composed OF Clifford Gorton
Roy Frank, Benjamin Grills. Rod
ney Humes, Randolph Crowley,
Howard Warner, Laverne Temple
ton left this morning for Canton
where they will attend the fourth
annual Y. NJ G. A. boys conven-
avs chaperoned by Mr.. Vernon
Main, assistant secretary of the
association.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29
ANNUAL REPORT
City Auditor Files Statement viii
County Auditor Allen.

City Auditor s. T. Quigley has
filed his annual report OF the city's
Indebtedness with County Auditor
ALLEN. 1t shows the bonded debt
at this time to be $532,612.58, an in
crease over the bonded Indebtedness
at this time last year, when 1t
amounted to $441,784.5S. The float
ing Indebtedness this year, consisting
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29
PAINFULLY INJURED
Little Son Of r. 3. Dennis Meets
with Accidents.

While playing with his little broth
Ter at their home on Davids street
Thursday evening about 1880 o'clock
Clarence. the -four year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Dennis. was
painfully injured.
The child was standing on a box
and losing his balance fell forward
into another box from which there
prUtruded nail. The nail entered
the left nostril and was forced
through the flesh and cartilage near
the bridge Of the nose. The plucky
chap had extracted the nail before
the members Of the family were
aware Of his being injured. The
wound bled profusely.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29
BADLY BRUISED
Freeman Gary Thrown While
Alightine From u Car.

I'm attempting to alight from a
moving street car, Freeman Gary,
aged sixty years. was thrown to the
paving on East Center street Wednes-
day evening at 5 O'Clock and badly
injured. He was taken to the Gen.
tml Emergency hospital, where he
received surgical attention.
The physicians examination dis
closed that he had sustained several
severe bruises on the back part of
the head, blu, was not injured SER
ic1sly. He wa: able to be taken to
his honn' on Franconia avenue Fri
day.
TDv AnNgruAr rApv,v,vn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29

TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QuiniYP>
Tablets. Druggist refund money
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29

|of notes end debts for street i'm
|provsments, Il $4,000 e1, against
S76, ,401 .SS for last year.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-08
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-08
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-08
!. OTERO MEEENDEZ

Rpresentante de mporantes casas de loo Estados Un
dos. Admite comisiones general O6cina ylsa6n de
muestras San Jose 2 Soicita correspondence
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-08

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aiyamanto mkdia0a.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
South Jersey News

Mil ville's tax rate this year is the
highest in Cumberland county being
5000. Bridgeton's rate is q So. "nue-
land, So, and Lands township, l.60.
The Dollar Weekly News, of Bridge
ton, and the Glassboro Enterprise, have
increased their subscription price to$1.5 so
because of the increased cost OF issuing a
paper.
The report OF the Teachers Retirement
Fund shows that there is a balance in
the treasury, after paying the thirty-eight
annuitants this year, of 50, 1853. The to-
tal amount paid out this year was 1862
So. The fund amounts to 1902. 80,
and there are 4273 members, 700 of whom
are delinquents. d
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
COUNTY CONVERSATIONS

The Elmer Gas Company has been
chartered and elected the following
officers, viz: President, Rufus w. Smith;
Vice President, A. L. Sturr; Treasurer,
E. c. Harris; Secretary NJ. F. Riley;
Assistant Secretary. Harry Stille.
The Elmer Times says; 1t seems to be
definitely settled that the railroad survey
now being made is for a line direct from
Newfeld to PENIS Grove via 13lmer and
Woodstown. 1t does not appear as il
there is any intention to use any part of
the line from Elmer to Salem as a con-
Meeting link.
In Salem for Mayor the nominees are
DR.. Nathaniel S. Hires, Republican
Robert Gwynne, Democratic and D..
Stewart Craven, Reform League.
The Citizens Reform League OF Salem
have nominated d. Stewart Craven for
Mayor and George P. Dixon and Orlando
I. Mines fol Council.
Robert Gwynne, Jr., has been nomina-
ted for Mayor of Salem, and Mayhem
Sharp for Inspector OF Weights and Mea-
sures.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18

Many of those men in Essex County
who have been a part of the Colby New
Idea movement and still believe the
Republicans are controlled by the col
porations, believe that MI. Colby has
betrayed them into the camp of the
enemies they have been fighting. AL
den Freeman, who has been the literary
fellow Of the movement, with a thous-
and others, have organized the indie
pendent Citizens movement and en-
dorses as their candidate for Governor.
John d. Mason, the prohibition candi-
date. Senator Colby's term as Senator
expires next year and the price of his
surrender is thought to be a re-nomina-
ton next year without opposition by
the corporation machine, after it is
given a new lease of power by the cleo
tion of J. Franklin Fort to be Cover
nor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
AMONG THE LEADERS.
New Jerseys Rank In the States Ex-
hibit Palace at jamestown,

New Jerseys Rank In the States Ex.
hibit Palace at jamestown.
In the States Exhibit Palace New
Jersey ranks among the leaders. In
this handsome building the state has
eight different displays. consisting Of
manual training. chronological, orni-
biological, resorts. fish and minerals.
The entire exhibit is in charge Of 8. R.
Morse, New Jersey state museum.
The manual training exhibit n very
complete, and the entire school system
exhibit, in charge Of Miss @. A. On
derwood of Atlantic City. 10 distinctive
In that 1t is Of a comparative oharac-
ter and includes the exhibits Of seven
other expositions. commencing with
the Centennial Of 1870. 1t thus shows
the progress made in a period Of thirty
years. In the university exhibit Prince
ton and I utgers have displays.
The &c ational exhibit includes por-
tons Of me special Jersey exhibits at
the expositions in Philadelphia, New
Orleans, Chicago, Charleston and Buff
falo. Each Of these exhibits presented
the educational conditions of their re-
spective times. Combined and having
added a complete presentation of pres
emit day school methods and results,
there is provided a splendid outline Of
what New Jersey has done for the
cause Of public education.
From the state museum are a fine col
lection Of the game birds Of the state,
game animals, fish, pictures Of the
many famo water and mountain re-
sorts and 1ineral exhibit showing
lead, zinc, A. mari, lime, clay, ce-
ment, serpentine, etc.
Nothing perhaps is more interesting
than the chronological exhibit, which
includes a collection Of specimens Of
the mosquitoes, the determination Of
which has made Jersey famous.
"Jersey was once famous for her
mosquitoes" admits Custodian and
Commissioner Smith, but" he adds,
Jersey is famous now for Kidding her
self Of the pest, while many another
state Is coming to the fore as a mos
quito breeder because it does not jump
In and STAY them"
There are some three or four varie-
ties Of mosquito in Jersey, but 1t is the
germ carrying mosquito which vas the
particular object Of the scientists
benef1cent wrath. This is the Stego-
my1a fasciata. He really is not a very
large bird until he is seen magnifed
and printed for exposition purposes.
The pictures show him about a million
times as large as the mounted speci-
mems near by.
p4.& pictures show the ditching of
marsh land which destroys breeding
places, the use of oil and the catching
Of specimens for purposes of analysis.
Specimens are shown of the eggs of
the mosquito and the insect In its next
stage of development. Similar exhibits
are made Of all fruit or wood destroy
ing insects, including the San Jose
scale and the seventeen year locust.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
W. H. SMITH, co.
SUCCESSOR TO
W. B. Sharp & Co.,
and Market Streets,
wilmington, DEL.
Dress Goods of Style

for fashionable fall cos
tunes are here in the ap-
proved shades and desira-
BILE weaves, both plain and
fancy. Our dress goods
you can depend upon
they are shown in a SPLEEN
did daylight department
where you can see exactly
how good the values are
that we have selected for
your choosing.
Panamas, mohairs, veilings
invisible plaids and cloths
and fancy weaves in cream,
reds, browns, blues, greens
garnets, greys, at 75c a
yard, are exceptionally
good values.
Our showing Of worthy
dress goods at S1.O0 a
yard in both neat fancies
and plain weaves, is superb.
There's a variety here that
makes your choosing easy
and satisfactory and your
choice wont strand your
pocketbook either. Come
and see our Daylight lit
dress goods!
fret floor
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
New Presiding Judge

In the Encouragement of the Circuit
Court Judges assignments there has been
a change made in this country. Judge
Endicott will leave this circuit and be
stationed in Camden, Atlantic, Cape
May and Cumberland counties.
The new presiding Circuit Judge in
Salem county will be Judge Frank T.
Lloyd, formerly of Camden.
1t is Coming, Warch for it, what?
Liberty Fire Co. No. l will house their
new engine on, Thanksgiving day. The
Company has work hard for this so let
the people do their little share and make
Thanksgiving day IL of thank for a.
mother reason.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
WOODSTOWN.

Oct. 10-Mrs. William Fl. Reevepent
a few days last week at Germantol'
Mr.. Harry Bodine and son, of erch-
antville, spent Sunday with Mr.. a MRS.
Charles Clark.
Miss Lizzie Duell, of Mullica HI mas
been spending a week with relaies In
town.
A postaI sunrise was oiven faster
| Harry Loper on Saturday. He recyed45
cards.
The Sun Shine society will Ia a
Bazaar some time during Decembe
Miss Mabel Andrews e~ntertai1d at
card on Friday evening.
Mr. Ulster Atkinson, OF Philad2hla,
spent Saturday and Sunday wit Ills
mother. Mrs. Carrie Atkinson.
Last Thursday Martini was taken
to Jefferson Hospital, p adelphia, by
DR.. E. E. DETROIT to be t ted for kid
ney trouble.
A concrete walk has be laid around
the residence Of Lewis Gaet on Spring
Garden St. n
Emma Kirby, wife of Calkly Kirby,
died at her home in Philadelphia, and
was brought here on Wednesday morn
ing and buried in the friens Cemetery.
Rev. Henry Betting, of fr enton, has
been visiting Preston higgins and
family.
On Saturday morning Tomas Green,
was found dead in the yart He will be
buried-from his late resides on We'd
nesday morning at 10 A. NJ. interment
will be made in the Baptls Cemetery.
Mrs. Caste, of Atlantic ity has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ewft Richman.
MRS. Amanua LrIUnnan
surprise party on Frid ~r,ssrnoon.
Those present were, Mr.. an Mrs. Edwin
Borton, Mr.. and Mrs. Carries Homer.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Duell, Mr. and Mrs
French Moore, Mr.. and MI. Clark Fit.
craft, MI. ana MRS: Joseph Borton, Mr.
n MRS. .. M. ". Rlchran, Mr.. and
MRS Leo Pancoast, MT; ana Mrs. Thomas
Batten, Mr.. ana MRS. Edga Moore, Mrs.
Carrie Atkinson, Mr.. Samuel Pancoast.
Misses Mabel Borton, Alicd Moore. Eth
Richman. Attic Flitcraft, Fd;sh Kieer
Elsie Moore, Charles Moore Nsrston and
Bennett Pancoast, and Miss @ DnelI.
of Mullica HILL
Mrs. John Hewitt is spei "a week
i'll Baltimore, Md.
An Autumnal Service will ,eld in
the M. E. church Sunday, Doth.
Oct. S-Miss Iney Nixo. cd the
hool of Industrial Art Bic a Pine
Sts., Philadelphia last week
Miss Kate Sickler is spend week
II Trenton and Stockton.
MISS pell D[ice: Oh Salen, a few
oays last week VIII MISS be lch.
Mrs. Russell Stratton, nor SC
visiting her parents, Mr.. a re-. los.
eph Borton.
Miss. Bertha Richman, ha snod-
a few days in PhiladelIh a
A union meeting in the interest Of the
League of NeE Jarsav was
held in the Presbyterian cInrch sunday
evening.
Miss Hanna Moore of Mpllica Hill hoe,
been visiting relatives in town.
Miss. Myrtle White has l,een snend;no
few days in Philadelphia
Swedesboro and Woodstoyn teom nlovod
ball here ON Saturday the score yas
W o ~ iavor oi "oous1oNn. this makes
Ile olu tdLhe 'he o~"eoeSooro boys has
Mrs. Duoiey' nee gu lie Weiner of
Miualetown y. " WIN iwo daughters,
Wi'H Yisltlng MIS- u. ~. G, Hinch-
Mr.. w. d. Clayton and d obter Nav,
nave been visiting his sister Havre de-
Grace, NJ d.
WIS laura L.. a1coasf AS returned
- d ine .ho om nnoul' rocon where she
William G. DeGrofft has no 70 Wosb-
d. c., to study elect cal q -no;naar
in the Bliss Electrical S ,ool
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18

Assembly Samuel A. Ridgway is be-
ing given much credit for the passage
of the new milk law which is proving
to be a lemon to many. If it has put
dollars into a few dairymen's pockets
it took them out again by putting them
to the expense of having their milk cans
altered. If the dairymen got more dol
lars ii has been at the expense of the
milk dealers or the consumer. The
price of milk and butter has been in
creased. Every dealer OF consumer of
milk who has to pay more for one of the
necessities of life should keepMr. Ridg-
way in mind when he votes. One bad
turn deserves another.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
Hard Times In Kansas.

The old DAYS of gTasshoppers and drouth
are almost forgotten in the prosperous
Kansas of to-day; although a citizen of
Codell, Earl Shamburg, has not yet forgotten
a hard time he encountered. He says 81
was worn out and discouraged by coughing
night and day, and could find no relief till
| tried DIR. Kings New Discovery. 1t took
less than one bottle to completely cure me-"
The safest and most reliable cough and cold
cure and lung and throat healer ever dis
covered. Guaranteed by B. Arete johnson :
druggist soc and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
RECEPTION TO BRYAN.

The members of the Democ, attic Lea
que, Wilmington, are making arrange
ments to give a reception to William
Jennings Bryan, when he comes to Will
mington the latter part OF this month, to
? make an address before a Y. NJ. G.. A.
meeting, and it is likely that he will re-
main in the city long enough if other en-
gagements will permit, to enable him to
address a Democratic meeting.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
Notice to Creditor

William A. Summerill, adm
William Weber, deceased, atoT OF
of the Surrogate of the Count sirectlon
hereby gives notice to the cree y Salem,
said William Weber, deceas eors OF tne
in their debts, demands a., 10 prlng
against the estate of the sd no CLAIMS
under oath or affirmation, decedent,
months from the date hereof itnin nlne
be forever barred of any ad ?r tney Will
against the administrator. Ion tnereoI
0GGdMrMERILL,
ated September ID 1907. 9 20-st illustrator