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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
WINFIELD BOWERS
DIES SATURDAY
So
After Two Years Illness with
Paralysis.
Deceased was Formerly Well Known
Business Man of Marion
Funeral Tuesday.

Winfield 5. Bowers, aged fifty
nine years for many years a
prominent business man of this city
died in the Sandusky Sailor and
Soldiers home at o'clock Satm-
ady evening. His demise was due
to general paralysis with which he
suffered less than two years.
AboEt ten days ago Ire was taken
to the home and all possible mcdi-
cal aid was rendered but TO no
avail.
For score of years the deceas-
ed was engaged in the shoe busi-
ness in the room ut the corner of
Main and Center streets where
Flocken's drug store is now locat-
ed. lie was man of great con-
geniality and pleasing personality
and at one time had one OF the
largest shoe trades in Marion. His
failing health compelled him to
give up his business and about
iive years ago lie moved to his
old home in Babchon, Ohio.
Mr. Bowers was veteran of the
civil war having enlisted in Com
pany /. 1876, Ohio Volunteer Iu-
fantry. He served one hundred
days when the war closed. lie was
"A member Of Kosciusko Lodge I.
O. o. y. also an active member
of Cooper Pest G.. A. r..
Besides the wife who resides in
Bal'berton, ten children survive.
They are Mrs. William Throcli-
morton of Cleveland; Mrs. Perry
G. Shrock Of Cleveland; Misses
Eta, Bertha and Geneyieve of
Barbcrtom; Willis Bowers Of this
city; George Of Barberton; Forest
CT Cleveland; Lawrence OF Indian
apolis and Harry also of Barber
ton.
| The remains were brought to this
city Sunday evening at q O'clock.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the home of the son, Willis
Bowers Of Grand Avenue at 9:3O
o clock Tuesday morning, conduct
ed by Rev. George NJ. Rourke.
The services will be in charge Of
koseiusko Lodge. Intetment will
J be made in Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
A Sale Correct Corset Mod.
els for Your Easter Gown

The new Easter models in r. & G. ''Thompson's s
Glove Fitting Royal Worcester and other high
grade corsets carried by US are now all here
Doc girdles 29c-new spring designs in corset gir-
dies. These have all the and approved features
have hose supporter attached. Come in all sizes
Special SOC value now 29c
Sale corsets Soc We claim them to be better than
most 81 90 corsets and do the ladies who wear
them. Several new models all sizes, 5ce
Corsets at 81 You'll find the strongest line of
81. 90 corsets in Marion at this store more STYLES
and tho kinds that usually sell up to 81 so now 81
Better corsets 81. so up to So 90
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
WEBER FAMILY
Famous Acr0bats are the Guests of
Marion Relatives

Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Weber and
Grace, Carrie and Laura,
and sons Byron, Ned and Ralph,
composing the famous Weber family
OF acrobats, who will he the head
liners at the vaudeville at the Grand
this week, are the guests OF Mrs.
Weber's sisters, Mrs. W. D..
Crawford. OF Farming street, and
Mrs. w. II. HARRISON, of Blaine
Avenue.
All of the members of the family,
with the exception OF Mrs. Weber
appear in the act They have trav-
eled over three continents in the
past four years, and have made
wonderful hits in every place that
they have visited Some of the
younger members Of the family have
been on the stage for number Of
years. tN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25

toners who have used 1t will not
take any other" For sale by all
druggists
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25

The safe. certain, reliable little
pills that do not gripe or sicken are
Dade's Little Liver Pills. Best for
sick headaches, biliousness and lazy
iyers.
Sold by Tlocken Drug store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25

Easter
Novelties
If you would have your
Easter outfit complete you
must adorn yourself with the
latest in Belts, Back Combs,
Gloves, Purses and Hosiery.
Our showing embraces the
newest and surpasses all
others.
EASTER BELTS
I The newest in bells is a
fitted belt with elastic at the
sides. We IRE showing 1t in
all cOlors to match
the gown. 'Tis beauty.
Price See. Other belts in
plain and fancy kid, pretty
new silk belts and q variety
of other belts at 25c to
SO. 90.
BACK COMBS
Our showing i'll hair orna-
ments embraces the newest
to be had. Pretty Oriental
designs, exquisite Jeweled
Combs with Nrich Japanese
gold plated monptings, sty-
lish Jet Back Combs and, a
variety of other styles at
25c to $500,
EASTER GLOVES.
Long IL buttcn glace, an
excellent quality, imported
kid at $500. Long Is bUttcn
glace, 3 clasp effect lin quail
ity similar to above at So so
Long silk and taffeta gloves
IL and 16 button lengths,
black and white at $1.25 and
81 so. Short silk gloves, a
large assortment at Soc.
Short kid gloves, in an
endless variety of colors at
81 90 to 50 90.
PURSES.
To complete your attire
you must have a purse.
This department shines with
new Easter effects, some in
.he now envelope style, others
in the new chain effect, and
still others in the square hand
bag effects. Prices SOC to
S2. 100.
But the new Easter bag
h the large shopping bag
effect. Shown in all colors
and sizes at 81 90 to So.
u. P. LUDWIG.
Marion's Fashion Center.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25

Thirty days treatment for kidney
bladder troubles and RHEUMATISM for
VI 90. Your money refunded II not
satisfied. Pineules contain no alco-
hol. DO not derange the stomach.
Easy TO take.
Sold by Flocken Drug store,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Epworih Church, will serve their an
nual Easter Supper next Thursday
night from . I'M in the basement
of the church. HySrybody come.
3-05l
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25

Big Orchestra dance tomorrow
night in SchASpgers hall Admij-
sion, zoe per c6NAc. Extra ladies,
Zoe. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
New VoiIe Skirts for Easter

We have more than 100 new voile
skirts for the Faster trade, tho
prettiest imaginable skirts in the
severely plain tailored effects to
the most elaborate Partisan designs
1915 buys voile skirt made
from Altman's best voile, plain or
braided, worth Sl2.50.
Sl2s5O and $l6. 90 buys choice
Of q wide range of stunning -voile
skirts. New trimming ideas in pro-
fusion.
SIT so to $37 so buys extreme
novelties in voile skirts, unques-
tionably the largest line in the
city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
Fancy Ribbons II l.2c Yd.

A lot of very desirable fancy
silk ribbons in No. 80 and go
widths, also plain black apd white.
Regular 25c ribbons IL 1-2c yard.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
New Silk Suits for Easter

New Silk Suits for Easter
We just placed on sale today
line new silk suits in the popular
jumper, shirt waist and Princess
styles.
Jumper suits of plain and fancy
tafftas, black and colors, very
special at $500 and Sl2 SO.
Shirt Waist suits of high grade
taffetas in plain checks, and !
stripes very large and beautiful
collection, as high as $32 so and
down to $l2 SO.
Princess dresses piece suits
deliberately made and trimmed, at
S26 90 and $50 90.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
Easter Ribbons

The demand now is for heavy,
stiff taffeta ribbons the kind that
makes a nice bow and keep their
shape. A new line just arrived
today, all widths in all colors, TO
be sold at popular prices.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
Easter Sale of Our Famous
Kid and Silk Gloves

Our high grade makes of kid and silk gloves
given the preference over other makes because of
their superior airing qualities The faultless way
in which they fit Our line is complete. These spe-
cial Easter prices should interest all
81 90 gloves 88c All this week will offer
entire line 81 90 kid gloves. the best 81 90 glove
the market. black and all coors in every size Easter
sale price 88c pair.
12-button length kid gloves, pair ........ So. 90
16button length kid gloves pair ......... So. so
Long silk gloves, 81. SO value, pair ....... S1.l9
Extra heavy long silk gloves Pair .....,..... 81 so
81 90 silk gloves 69c par-We will offer all this
week our lines col bred short silk gloves, 81 90
quality 69c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25

its
Of a
lot $25
the Prince fpurhase
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
Sale 75c and ST New
Back Combs Soc

Three dozen styles of new back
combs, some are copies of those
which retail at $500 and So 90
There's various kinds and designs
It's big line and made up of
values worth 75c and 81. 90. Eas-
ter sale price Soc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-25
Sale $1.50 and $I.98
White Petticoats 99c
$6.98 Silk Petticoats SIS

AS an Easter special we offer
100 silk petticoats Of very high
quality rustling taffeta, very full
with three rows stitched ruffles
also extra size skirts for large wo-
men, all worth s6.as to 60 for
$500. '
New line silk cravenetted auto
mobile coats arrived today. Black
and colors.
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Gpnucnt Der Sbeulupbcu.

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@olocues JnbilGnm o%cutidJcr Ynp-
ftiteu.

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Gcirnths . Qicenscn.

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&eiac Hanfbolbc lueaen gclGitignns
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Suocsnrtbcilc anf Den Ebilippincn.

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Mnftions Mn5eigen.
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(Sft19-)

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Den.
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ytule Derumiau3en lieB er Ijd) ni6t.
nun erit rst9t nt@t, no er bic be-
ftimmte NusIi6t bate, BEL 2sbSeiten
ni9t mebr tommannircnber General
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energiidss Geiift gema4t baben, bsnu
als er Ii6 nun erbob, nm in fein 3irs
mer 81 geben, itano au6 Mareuerite
auf uno foI9te ibrem 8ater.
nWiini4eit Su ettpaS bon mir?"
frogte bieTcr.
(SortTntuuo E,Iot
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SSeaielpearrs. @se9res, @e9lirrrap, Charles ".
toro. @errp. @iu, 3umcs Y. Srcnt. IarrcS mar.
thy SanlmeI SSaibt4stOn. 1itnb =, @rown. GIGs
Sreihnojipan5iaite @nrc.
0reoerld !. 9ortuu'S SeIegaten 49, SeltrO
g.. Sebrsn. emil strupp, @eorgc y. Groipn,
9otion; ,Scnr0 2oiies. fcn, 1o6n GofieiC, SarrS
2aeoOs. Nm. s. 5olrpier, :"
man, Charles Z. Ici6cTt. Charles u. 8aIS.
S SSqmsr .. SatSner Sobn Y. Snilb, Seroirnn6
gssaesr, Serb. e. efroSasfr "" '''' "0O'po -
aeld6arot. eS@ars :, aytS!es. qouiss. ~ p0 &em,
i mS[s' GSS @l1iss !. S %f5eaF SoS sFs1 e. au gGaD5 sPtt,
lin q; 3euer, soIomon 8ilcD. SnuIeS u. SSe.
per; SSalter Sea9ue; @so. Y. Refers.
liam 9tl. Charles y. Safer. @eorsG u, NSIa,
W. h 59msS g. gsaribnas 5cibua I, Sarrbman,
cNpVn SWulet, Steo, W. FellldD, Nalues :.
Sfparlt. Sonaro 6. 9loDb. Sdmes u. ,Sera.
Vtcrunosfuuu5ia ait &aarb.
Sreocrtd I. Sorton's 1eleauten - Neui. W
stone, Jacob Silbler. 9Sn. IS. 6enfIc, Snrru
Miorecraft, @raneiue 9rnce, Spbri s,n,,s "S%S ~
q Hthdreion, Sobu y8iaiamfon. GbnS. GauIi,
Smith. ' ""'' "
lbomaS g. Bars 7eleooteu Bobert ~
Sarrtiott, Charles "s5. Comes, Sranf Nation,
talnp' Robert Sbalp. 5ranI Gonnpao, qeoi Sii.
pau, lheo SANDERS. 8obert Is. 9raolen, Dill.
Ton at0beris, Wiuiam Sobnfpn Shnrtns SIr,,'.
Clifton Rnrooe. "'7"''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Ghiffsnadridten.

0en OorI 10. September. =. gtnsefom'
ulen itno bier bente bic ioI9enoen Sumpfer
.2uittnntd" unh Settle" bon 9ioerpool. Ia
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ssr. 72s, 725.- ri siey gortma.MSsnme.
bitli& bon Der Yorf.Rcnb: bonftinbig prd9tig
beforirt: ieoe moberne geauemIihfeit.
Nr. lis, III, lie etc., o.HataIent.str,
siuifd6en Sditmonntstpenue nno Sanefte.Str.,
Elm 0ebiert BON .9atterjons4nrt". 9urftpeg
fh5n %beforirt: .feoe nIcpgrrM, RfaueHliGfeit;
speift1diee Siufer. Gbtb dfb q. etSr6. On crt
EaAfttr. nnc Ct. Ynui.etr. t5tbr1,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Stcacngcindc.

StrIlcseiad:
Gin heutfdeS Gbepnur iu6t Steluu9. Die
Srdii ais Sodliu Ino Der Minna fir @auourbeit.
gddD6uiraacn in Tr. 1858, ,apennc,
soeh't'folnf' t2of-O
u,u..1y. E Gteiieaeiud1:
Gtne oclit'he 8ttttuc. iubt cine Stcnc ais
Snusbdlteril fir etlleil lidrr ODER cine feline
iSnftiIie; fam fpdheil. &ddDiltfrd1Clt BEL Dtrs.
Sonic, Nr. 1O3, 2tgbt. struic. esd
Stefraciun:
Gin Prob unb 9nfessNider lpitniht Stcnc
ale Slueite Sano; Galarbeit nurgeSpqeu. gtad.
3itfrdgen i'm Siircau oes ,,Gprrcippuocnten."
t25G-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
SECOND CALL.

1000 5purroips Voint ilacr. ....... 90
10000 8iroinid Ser (neu) ............ SSH
1000 gSeft Nireinin Sentrnl Ger. ..,... .t0SA
1000 gSil. & gScIoon 8olo ser. ,..... 1000
100 Tito. rus. Jltoina Ser. ........ 1871
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Ierdants e Mincrs transport. s.

Graht unb Yaiiagtere.
fTad Bottom nnb bent Eftsn.
Wont, Iielft, 2onnerft., Snnlft., g llbr Mbo8.
. Hndh Erpuibente nno benz Often.
soHnfaa; Wttttipo6. SreitGe, 6 lbr IgbenoS.
fTam Pctu pprt.Neius uno Eprfpf
tdglih, @ llbr Ibenos.
tGradf an1eromnten fdeIih bis 8 llhr Nadbtn.,
tiir benfeIbet Jaa abfabrsHoe Gampfer.
Wddl sauaHuah uno benz Shben.
Etenftaa. 9unnerftag, Snmfide, 6 iibr 9bertS
~. y. Gpria, 2gert, Qonn bod.
6nnpt.gftrenN; GfrmaG- nno qiGht.etrabf.
GIa4&c-)
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&crcbrlide Heoottion OcS oGeuts
if)Cn Gorreiponbentcnl" - Set DEM
So0e bcS befonntcn SleilhpodcrS
Ncllon Morris babe id) idon mcbrerc
9erid)tc iiber i'm, iomie 6eiien Goicr
gclcienL Die iGnlnltlid 10 lebr BON Der
@dbrbcit nbpeid]en, oob il nift I'M
bin fam, oicielben 5u beriftiGcll.
Dor ncbr, ais 5mun5ig Sobren per.
tcbrtc ih lcbr picl I'M @uilIe Der 80
ntiIic Wurr Wairin9cr, cilteS 9rllocr0
oca Ncliou Nc. bel lpeldIcm audi Scr
bCtoNtc &utcr lcbtc. 2cttcrcr luor nix
I'M Grill, Ionocrn obln1 iCillcm Sc
mcrbc, nobel inn lcin Sobn Worria
Dor Icincr Alt0pnnNcrlun1 nod NInlc.
ritn tiid)tig sur Scite Itoilo. Plus Bic
tat nobm Morib Die Nomcn icinc9
WobIthGtcfs yAtclion Worriion" un;
lett Oicler 3cit bcltctc lid) onS Slid
an icine 6crlclL luoH inn 5t eincm
Iold' ellornlen GrIolNc pcrboli. Ter
Totcr, Samuel 9niringcr. lpor MIR
elnnlal ju 9elud) bel lciltem Sebn in
Chicago, un0 5por Dor un9ciGbr %
Sobren, mnb crintrrC id) mid nod,
gel1oll. ols bericlbc Don leinem Nuf.
entbolt BEL icincnt Sobn lit Chicago
er51bltc. Scr id)on 0onnol9 God)bc.
togte Toter lit id)on IGnNIt 1cltorbCn;
WtQrr' 6nmilic 500 Dor ctlun 5cbn
Sobren nod Chicago. Bon elmer sc.
9ote-I ertbeilun9 6urd ben &otcr
fam oober feline NcOc icin. Sed)illGrn
am Tl,Be oce 'Sobcn5oaern. nit ro-
mnntiifcr llnl0cbunG, mar chcnloI8
filritlihe Mciioen5, gcGGrt nbcr ieit
1919 81 S%oben5oQcrlL Si9morin0cr.
AdtltngSpou Sop6ic Nolcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
FIRST CALL.

%erfGrlfc olli ser 9oltimlorer gifef'
TON -mHrIn