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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
A Chef In a Box.

The old emperor OF Austria pays his
cook, Perski, $4,000 II year salary.
This same perskl was once the cook
OF Count Rheingaum. aud many years
ago when the emperor Of Austria was
dining with the count lie was struck
with the way certain boars head
was cooked aud desired that the chef
should be compllmenled, Two days
afterward huge packing case arrived
at Schoenbrunn with Count Rheln-
gaum's compliments ON being opened
the case was found to contain perski,
a bit breathess. but otherwise all
right The emperor laughed at the
Joke, accepted the gift. and revski has
been the royal chef ever since.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
Personals |


harry 5. Elliott went to Column
nus ms AFTERNOON on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Flocken and
children are the guests of Mrs. Anna
Mrs. $. s. Linrsll and grandson
Milton l.nln, if UlnlLon. visited
Mrs. Bell Bachman, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fidzabeth Lowry and daugh-
local friends.
M L. Miller waa io,t,ino orto.
business affairs in Timer Sandualv .
"Wednesday.
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proved after a c.lt,c,, uln.ss wIt,
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
LOCA t.
EV rs

A marriage license las been Issued
TO William Perry Phelps, of Rush
Creek, and Miss Clrrie Hudson, of
this city
An excursion train of thirteen
coaches passed through this city this
morning over the Hooking Valley
road for Cedar Point The train
was started from Lancaster and car
ried over eigut hundred people.
The third annual reunion OF the
Firstenberger. family will be held
at Lincoln park, this city, Septem-
ber 2, 1908. MIS- ,IChn Firstenber-
ger OF this city, Is treasurer OF
the association and Jacob Doyer
and Levi Yake are members OF the
program committee.
The members of the colored Bap-
tist church OF Redwood enjoyed a
picnic at Casts grove. Prospect,
Thursday afternoon. The picnickers
numbering about seventy-fve assem-
bled at noon and after a big "feed"
the Afternoon was spent AT various
amusements.
'ihe four year old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Meeker OF Davlds street
fell from the porch at her home
"Wednesday afternoon and fractured
her collar bone. She was taken to
the General and Emergency hospital,
where she was given attention by
hrs. SGger and Weiser.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
CIR Us DAYIS NEAR

Marion will be tie most attractive
city ia America next Monday, made
50 by the arrival OF Ringing Broth
ers' Words Creates; Shows. There
will be thousands OF sights that are
new, disclosed under those twelve
acres OF tents, for in all the past
history o! the circus business such
an array of foreign talent, such
gorgeous spectacular effects and 81
much that is strange in animal life
has not been crowded into one cir
Gus program,
The railroads are preparing 10
handle the biggest crowds that ever
poured into the city Word comes
from many other cities CT unusual
,tractiveness which Ringing Broth
crs' circus this season presents. II
is said TO be playing to the biggest
crowds that any circus has ever
drawn.
Here is what Ringing Day" mems
TITS season; The finest parade that
ever passed through the streets of
any city, scheduled for 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, a visit to the most
extensive geological garden in Amer
lea, performance beginning with
10 spectacle more brilliant than
those OF the past, followed by an all
star European bill and ending with
the last extreme in daring and haz-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

Mrs. Smith accompanied home the
Misses Virginia, Ruth and Flossie
Cross, who have been visiting
friends in this city
Mns. w. T.. Grove and grandson,
Master Paul Bagley OF Tulsa. Indian
Territory, have returned to Crestline
after pleasant visit with relatives
in this city.
Stanley Strayer, of Eist Caurch
street, and Oswald Wollenweber, OF
North Greenwood street left this
morning on an auto trip to Mingo
They will return Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Il. McIolree left this
morning for her home il Garden
Grove. California. after an extended
Sisit at the hqme OF her parents,
Mr.. and Airs. W. II, owen of east
OF the city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
lesson 6.-Davld and Goliath

Lesson 6--David and Goliath
Sam. i7:3S-49.
INTRODUCTION TO DAVID.
You win all like that part OF
This narrative before the 3Sth verse.
The ypungster coming down from
The iarm to see 1.-THE fun" His in
dignatiun TINT some OF rhe profess
sional fighters did not stand forth
for GGd and put ouietus on the
boaStlng giant. The grand airs OF his
big soldier brother you get right
back home To the sheepw And the
litle fellows, "NOw what have /
dcne? Don't IT all seem so natural
and Irescm-day-like All big broth
ers AMI all little brothers have been
In the same situation dozens OF
times. Then the interview with King
Santl. "Inl fight with this Philistine"
What, you! why you are only a
boy. Yes. but / am a hand to paw
lion and bear fighter My God, who
gave me success with those beasts,
VIII hep me witA this one" How
re leshing to mact a young fellow
like this. No wonder God chose MIN
for a King. Have you the same spirit
in you to go up against the worlds
Goliaths and win your kingdom ?
tRev. 2:2G-2S.l
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
THE SLING

iO-llls snng was IN his hand.
Dayid's tribe was famous Tor It's
s,IrIgers, Ljudges 2O:1Gl and David Is
about TO add new glory win you
Distinguish or extinguish your
utLe? David's skill not born with
him. Patient training always counts
big when the time comes Improve
every moment with that sling OF
yours AMI be ready when Opportun-
lty challenges you. win Latta was n
boy in the tower AZ Parkersburg.
Ills duty was to record passing
trains and telegraph ahead To the
next tower, During train intervals,
inTead OF d02irg or loafing, he
worked at improving his records.
The, head man dropped in one day
and sat mp and took notice as you
fellows say. l.atta was soon trans
ierred to Broad Street Station ana
IN a Lttle while became the General
Manager OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
r1af, the greatest railroad system in
The world. David was first OF all
trusting In God, but he took pains
IN selecting mis- STONE, Note he
chose" them-not grabbed them.
Took tour more than he needed In
your sheep tending down at tine
office, store or mill, in your odd
moments do you practice your
sing It God ever calls you lie Will
use what lie finds in your hand
tJOhn G:9-ll.I
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
BEWARE THE LtrTLDs.

42-lhe phillEtine-disdaine him.
for he was but q youth.
Thls famous Bible story has for
ever taught the worh the uncertain.
ty Of disdain. The old generals dis
dained the quiet little fellow, whose
name was Grant. The Rritish gem
erals disdained the Virginia county
surveyor, whose name was WASH
lngton. Never disdain anything but
evil and wickedness. That nasty, ild-
smelling Coal Tar that folks could
not give away has proven to he
richer than a gold mine. That Wild
"smoke" from the coke ovens now
yields wealth and power TO drive
great engines. Gcgiuth not the last
man TO go down because OF con-
tempt for small things. The small
fellow plus God is invincible. mis-
Is our only hope In LIES warfare.
Most Of us are very little fellows, In.
deed. How few know us five miles
from home? But some OF you are
like Goliath In your contempt Tor
the little fault that comes up out
OF the valley with It's deadly sling
in hand. the little stake in the game
the .'lit;le flyer i'm the market" the
little run with the boys'--quick,
on with your helmet, or you are
lost! (Eph. G:17-1S.j
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
HOT AIR"

44-Ihe Philistine said, will
give thy flesh to fowls and beasts.
The historian writes: III was an
ancient custom to indulge in a war
cf words As | live opposite the
public schools can testify the Gus.
tom stIll continues among the
boys. Besides, ! have just returned
from court doing jury duty! Cultl-
yate economy OF words Never
blow. Go ahead and do the thing.
Achievement Is the best taiker
known. More steel is manufactured
I'm the loaiing places around town
than is turned out in the mills.
Higher Christian living is done in
Young Peoples Societies, lsruther-
hocds and pulpits than is ever
achieved, CT even attempted, ont In
the world where II is so sorely
n3eded. "ilot air" Is slang at tha
present time, but some slang Is 10
expressive ii gets into the dictlon-
Aiy after q while. Again | say. never
boast. In the Christian life, the man
who boasts OF his strength 10 likely
to meet the tate oil Goliath. q cor.
lO:lg)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

ardous acts-the automobile doubIe
somersault o. Miss I;oche of Fr,poe
This last sensation in self ia a
strong enough attraction to 6ll the
tent twice daily. 1t Las been de.
Scribed by those who have ,aen
RinSling Brothers circus This sea-
son in other cities as almost ter
rlIying to the audience.
As usual with the Ringing pol-
icy downtown ticket office will be
established on the day OF the show at
Strayer Bros Drug Store where
reserved selts and admissions may
be bought without bravng the
crowds around the wagons on the
grounds, Prices at the bnlnch Of
flee viii be the same as on the
grounds.
Because of the unusual attractive
ness OF Ringing Brothers show this
year 1t is probable trat the streets
will be filled with strangers. Ring
ling Brothers never fail 10 draw from
the country for miles around in ev-
cry city they visit, and this year II
Is reported that their drawing powers
are greater Than ever.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
TlLlO "PANIC.l

ij---l come to thee In the mama
lf Jehovah OF hosts.
Dayid's faith was Dettir than Col
iath'e cl1t Ol brass. As | write, this
night In late October, the srirh
mans panic Is On and stocks are
tumlling and fortunes are melting
away. Riehtcousness is going up
~" ....s sc l.Eding Oit
L.& Gud Is stlll Oh HIS throne after
all. While the bay tree stili blooms.
yet Gods word still holds. Ups. ~:
35-3GJ I'm the name OF ,Iehoyah"
Is the only way to do anything In
Johoyah's world. That is how you
do thiilgs In your masters work
shop. Human power does many
wonderful things yet when 1t comes
to the essential things OF iii. it IS
absolutely powerless. Can't make the
sun shine or stop shining: can't
make 1t rain; can't make a man
happy; can't comfort the sick or
dying; can't save a man. God don't
do things as man does. lie uses
ways OF his own Not the great
sermon, just little word spoken
changes a life. Napoleon said God
was on the side OF the great bat
tllions. Then 1t showed, and the
great army that went into Russia
was not. Czech 4:6.)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
"oUR FIGHTING CLOTHES"

"OUR FIGHTING CLOTHES"
39.-l cannot go with these
David knew Saul's armOr wouldn't
do but he had to obey the king.
How ridiculous he must have looked
SO looks every one in a bigger mans
harness. Let the armor be ever so
fine how much better off are you
II 1t doa't mt? Suppose you do come
into hieh position and il Is too
BIZ Tor you! Takes time to be fitted
h1vid's real armor was his trust
IN his tod and that little leather
afIair dangling over his shoulder
R-th tit. The fit however was not
made In a day. Those long, weary
days under the hot sun, on the
Bethlehem nails with the Sheppard
che lioEs and the bears. Don't ape
anyone. No coat fits you like your
own BE yourself with your homely
sling. Every fellow has some advan-
tage. Ever see q sparrow whip q
hawk? God has something indiviiuai
Tor you to do or you would not be
heIc. Get right with God and ask
Him what it is. He will use you ac-
cordIng 10 your work Matt 25:l5;
Rev. 22:l2.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

was served at intervals In the at.
ternOons pleasure.
Mrs. belongs guests from out of
the city were: Mrs. Clara Ierstner,
of Gallon. Miss Ethel Nash. OF Cow
ington, Kentucky, Miss Bessie Bird.
OF Cincinnati, Ohio. Miss Lulu
Becl,tel of Washington, Mrs. John
Knappehberger, of cleveland, and
Miss Hattie Myers. OF laRue.
Aside irom these. those entertain
ed included Mrs D. II. C'rissinger,
Mrs. IT, l.. Shaw, Mrs f. f. Bush,
Mrs. Clifton Caff Mrs j. ri. Dundore
Mrs. A. W. Bryant, Mrs. G.. e.
Gompr, Mrs. John Gunder, Mrs
Charles Hnberman, Mrs. Wilbur
Jlcoby, Mrs Elizabeth Metzgar,
Mrs. Herbert Mccain, Mrs Harry
Nichols, Mrs. II. Il. McAllister.
Nlrs. Stanley 1eyman, Mrs. J. T..
Rhoads, Mrs. y. f. Schurz, Mrs.
William lries, Mrs. W. r. Smith,
Mrs. Edward Williams, Mrs. George
Baker, Mrs. l.. H. Starr, Mrs. I'd
ward Wright, Mrs Pearl Dundore,
Miss Dora smith, Miss Mary Green
and Miss Stella Smith.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
court Happenings

An application has been made for
rehearing OF the habeas corpus
proceedings brought in TIE interests
of James MCGOWAN, who is held foI
the grand jury to answer TO the
charge Of failure to provide for the
minor children The writ of habeaS
corpus was denied and the petition
dismissed by Judge Bahst Yesterday
The case of James W. Given
against the c. D.. and NJ, an action
Ifor personal injury, has been settled.
The plaintiff brought suit May 2S,
1904, through his attorney William r.
lMoloney, He claimed that he was in
iured in alighting from an interurb-
an car at Owens station December A
1908, through the negligence of EN-
ployes of the company, The plain
tif asked damages amounting TO
s5,162.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
Classified.

Hes publishing paper, | hear"
'Nes. It's the official organ of the
GENITAL profession in this
'Ah, sort OF mouth organ, Ell"
Philadelphia Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06

The Musical assembly club met at
Marion School of Music yesterday
and after some very beneficial and in
teresting instruction, enjoyed q very
pleasing program given by Henrietta
Sloan. Mae Miller, Bavon Smith,
Mary Mason, Marie Chepoweth Mild
red Beam Eliza Thomas and Della
Nicholson. Mrs. smith read a
nicely arranged composition on Mo-
Zart.
Refreshments were served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-06
Social News

Miss Ethel Howser entertained
company of friends at am inlor-
NAL dancing party at the Huber hall
last evening The occasion was
given In honor OF her. guests. Miss
Minnie Ebert and Mr. Ralph Traub
Of Sandusky city and proved one
Of the mIJst delightful functions of
the midsummer season,
The guests were received at 8
O'Clock lii the receiving line were
Miss IIJwser, Miss Ebert and Mr.
Traub. Dancing began at $50
o'clock and continued until the wee
small hours put in their appearance.
particular notable feature was an
elegant 1upcheoa which was served
at 10 O'Clock.
The dancers were: Misses Mar
garte Krause, Bonnie Pinyerd, Meta
Marx, Hazel Harvey, Ola Morgan
thaler, Roma Hostetter, Dassa Greg
cry Nlildrel Christian, Mabel An
thcny Mary Frye. Alice Dom
baugh. Minnie Ebert. Mildred
Dombaueh and Ethel Howser
Messrs. Jewell CUTLERY. Clifford
Howser. George Schweinfurth, Nor
gan Burke. Arthur King. John sar-
gent, Gus Hogan. Clifford Stoll. Ray
King. Frank I.ongshore, Ernest
Watson. Ralph Traub, Dave Evans
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16

or give away the amber fiuid that TAX
eth away mems reason OF the bug
luice that inclineth to rist aud blood
shed Chipping in" for key, case OF
Jns has been favorite way Of secur-
Ing the coveted poison, but IL is y hax-
ardous proposion. The law doesn't ap-
prove Of it, and the fellow who han
dies he chips may be called to account
any cid time. killing Dutchman "
Is not as murderous as 1t sounds, but
7 may be unlawful. nevertheless, aud
Justice is blind-stone blind, when II
comes 70 monkeying with the Law OF
all laws in North Dakota. Therefore
we advise the thirsty to drink water.
u answers the purpose quite we'll.
GA save money. avoid trouble aud
preserve your self-respcct. Water used
even internally is quite harmless. 1t
doesn't take away your cents Or your
senses and 1T doesn't put spoilers on
Your scent to worry you. by the wxy.
lis Spotter may be most conference.-the le
NJ seui eyes, but when he becomes a
part OF the machinery of law you have
10 reckon with him il you are the
least bit irregular in your handling
OF the red eye. Those who tlnd
Themselves in trouble for dipping in
are viii Isgrigg, Harold Anderson
and O X. Strand, OF this city and
nefse Lashway of Mayville.
Forks Herald.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
ltrom the News. July .. i

-.
Haying in the Rraddock district is
In full swing. Help Is rather scarce,
however, and men are receiving slo
per month aud board.
Friday OF last week the Misses
Anna, Eva and Ada Hulburt. sisters
Of Mrs. Warren Mandigo and cousins
OF Clifford Stickney, arrived from Sut
ton, Canada, aud will make aneNl end.
Ell visit The girls spen, their vaca
zion here last summer and made many
friends, who are glad to have them
return.
I WofXmen are Just completing a
stone foundation and a 65-foot stecple
for the Swedish Lutheran denomina
ton near Goose lake. When com
pleted the church will bc tile hand
soonest and best appointed church
STRUCTURE In Emmons county. aud The
members Of the congregation are To be-
congratulated for for their enterprlsc
and liberality.
Some Christian temperance workers
have again got busy with Good Govern-
or Burke, and Emmons county. SO far
IS Braddock, Hazelton and Linton are
concerned, Is dry as the Desert of Sa-
nara. About the only difference it
makes Is that the man who formerly
dropped into saloon and drank a glass
OF beer or malt, as the case might be,
will now ship IL In by the case or bar.
rel.
Az "a meeting OF the stockholders of
the farmers elevator held in this city
yesterday afternoon il was learned
that $4,NO had been subscribed and
part OF that sum paid in to Temporary
Treasurer Doerschlag. John j. Ryan,
u. w. Allen, VIM. Baxter, Floyd Bier
and John Roline were appointed
committee OH Incorporation, with i'm
structions to push the matter through
without delay. No trouble or delay
III securing a charter ana building
site are anticipated.
There have been some minor accl-
dents about town this week. J. Nj.
Wirth. of the Braddock Meat Market,
cut 2 small steak of the end IL his
left thumb; W. IT, Morgan was driving
a nail, and in order TO start i, we'll, so
that he could draw his left hand from
across the danger line, lie struck with
all his strength and caught his left
thumb with the hammer II looks
bad, but he insists that It doesn't
hurt bit" Frank t;iines was setting
up binder when bar slipped and
the back of the little finger OF the
right hand, coming In contac, with
sharp casting, was laid open to the
bone from the hand to the joint. An
cripples are on duty
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
Some Pertinent Questions.

The editor OF the Record is prepared
to prove that q. a. lIerolz. after.
promising Michael l,aumgartner tina,
he would support his candidacy for
treasurer in the coming campaign.
said to others that he would support
the republican ticket which. or
course. meant opposition to MIR. Baum
gartner. Now, which was the true
assertion, Gustavus. For once. come
out and let the people know where
you stand. You told and i, can be
proved during the recent primary
campaign several people opposed 10
resubmfssion that you would vote
against 1t II you went to Bismarck.
You told many Germans that you
would vote 'sjust as Streeter did" on
that question. Now, why not come
out and tell the people, just for once,
how you stand on this question. They
have never-durink his twenty five
years publication Of a paper in this
county had any doubt as to where
the Record man has stood on any pub
lie question. II is their right 10 know
where a candidate stands on public
matters. We now ask you two lues-
tions:
Are you for the present blind pig
system, or for the licensed saloon,
DO you intend to vote FOR the repub-
slican candidates Jones. Wittmayer,
Naram0re and GeiI-at the coming
election, or for the democratic nom
inees? II is a fair question. The can
didates on both tickets are entitled TO
know where you stand in thi, partic-
ulal?
The columns of the Record are wide
open to you for reply to these lues-
tinnS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16


Grating in laili county mel his,
Troubles at Blanchard. The crowd
tllele became sore at him, and Hhcn
lie appeared on the streets decayed
hen fruit WAS used in liberia man
ncr. He went to lliIlsboro, where an
indignant bunch tried 70 call him
from the hotel. He plloned the siler-
ill, who placed him in jail for safe
keeping. There has been a number Of
arr sts ia Tfait county lately fa
violations Of the prohibition law, said
IS De the result Of the spotter's work.
There is "ailing and gnashlng OF
themselves liable u the vengeance Of
tie Jaw, which says thou shalt not sell
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-07-16
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.
From the Republican. July 9Th.


Miss Anna Cell was at Linton over
Monday night, the guest OF Miss Mar.
chant.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pennell and two
children were down from Bismarck ta
spend the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. $. Chapman.
The range peddlers are said to he
working i'm the vicinity of Gayton.
Mr.. Farmer, just ask them to take a
load of hay or few shOats on the
deal
Friends and neighbors Of the popu.
lar pioneer couple report an enjoyable
dancing party at the home OF C0mmis-
sioncr aud Mrs. Buchanan Wednesday
evening Of last week.
Sheep raisers in this section have
harvested their wool crop and are now
ready for market. Prices are consid-
erably below those of last year, rang
ing from IL to l6 cents.
Frank Goughnour and family are
looking forward TO the completion OF
a new dwelling that is In course OF con.
slruction. 1t is to be 24x3O, two stories
high and is to have a basement.
+. y Smith, the we'll known Burr
Oak old timer, was shaking hands
With llazeltoa friends OIL the Fourth,
lie having recently returned from his
visit Of nearly year in Idaho. Mrs.
SMITH has not yet returned.
l.. : Chapman is having a we'll
dlllltd AZ the rear uf his restaurant
and has also begun the erection OF a
barn on the rear end OF his lots. Thus
far Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are elated
0yerth he success of their business VEN
iure
II g. Batter is i'm receipt OF a letter
from Chris. Wintertnn stating that
each Of the family had been III for
a ime after reaching Norway, but
that all bad recovered. He has a
barbcr-shnp over there and hopes tO
make enough out of II to bring wife
and babies back to dear old North la
llota
Tile Sunday school that was recently
organized in the log school house near
IA. - Smiths is progressing nicely.
The attendance Sunday was good, con-
sidering the inclemeIcy Of the wealth.
er. 1t is to be known as Silver Greek
Sunday school and will meet at 3 p. m.
every Sunday. Everybody. and es-
pecially the parents of the neighbor-
hood, are invited to attend and help
the work along.
If any one thinks Strawberries can
mol be successfully raised In EmmoIls
county he should have seen the box OF
fine ones Mrs. Martin Appert present
cd This Office Friday. They were large,
Juicy and of excellent flavor. Besides
presenting other Hazelton friends
With generous supplies from her berry
patch, Mrs. Appert has preserved sew
eral quarts. She asserts that, had
there been the protection Of trees and
shrubs years ago that most farms now
have, Strawberries would he common
lnrn ,lnW