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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-19
NSTITUTE.


=. We anticipate, by the rapid work
that is being pushed at Dawson Hall
Of the West Virginia >Colored Insti-
tute, that the third floor will be ready
for occupation after 2theg. Christmas
holidays. - y y 80 -. 49,
=, Clark T. Harris returned to the
West Virginia Colored Institute,
Monday afternoon. 81
:. Miss Eva Rotan was the happy en-
tertainer Of her mother and two
brothers, Sunday.
F. H. Marshall was confined to his
room, because of fitness this week.
Misses Moss Clay and Amelia Will
cher attended the musicale in Char
lesion, Thursday evening.
The Athletic Association Of the
West Virginia Colored Institute will
give an entertainment, Friday even
rig. - -
.; The successful use of a sand pump
III one CT the artesian wells at the
West Virginia Co4ored Institute net
ted thezfolfoying results VIZ, new
Estream Of water was struck, and &C
Ecording to the description of one of
the operators will furnish the School
with an exhaustible supply. An
abundance of sand Of excsllent quail
ity was brought forth and fs now on
exhibit for the public; Mr.. Solomon
Brown is to be comPIlfnerted upon
his Ingenuity in preparing an instru.
nent that fshed out the pump which
|, Twas lost in the we1l. Several at
itempts were made for two days with
various, other instruments, but Mr.
tssBrown; brought the bufdp to the sur
Fface IN 40 minutes: "&''o1''<,
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.WINIFREDE.

Sherman Green spent Saturday
and Sunday at Kanawha City with
friends.
R. H. Allen is spending a few
days at his home in st. Adams with
his family.
w. w. Lewis and T. r. Johnston
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
homes in Kanawha City.
&Mrs. M. A, w. Thompson spent
Friday and Saturday at her home al
Pratt. =. u
/" G. w. Perkins was a = business
visitor to Charleston, Saturday.
Miss Katie Watt is recovering
from an operation.
Mrs. Ella Means, has returned
from Coalburg where she spent the
summer.
Mrs. G. w, Perkins left Thursday
for Montgomery, to attend a special
meeting of the True Reformel
Lodge.
Jas. A. Scales has been i'll the past
week. 49,.
Rev. F. E. Smith began meeting
here Wednesday night and will con,
tinue through the week. So fal
there have been four converts.
The baby daughter Of Mr. ant
Mrs. J. NJ. Wooding, has been il
for some time past.
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ANDERSON.

Rev. G.. N. Harris once more gave
the congregation of the Baptist
church a soul-stirring discourse on
!, Wednesday evening.
- Mrs. Floyd Hopkins royalty enter
. taiBed the Church Aid, Thursday
evening, at her residence. 1t was the
most enjoyable evening the Aid has
spent for some time.
. Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney and daugh-
or frankie apd Miss Georgia SmaIls
of. Charleston, were visiting friends
and reIatiyeH here last week.
J. M, Trioe, VIM. Ellison and 9th
ers attended court in Union a few
days ago, "'>> = ~ %--.''
: Fred Huskins, Of Charleston, spent
p few hours here last Tuesday.
F. Miss Bessie Becks, Of Lexington,
was visiting friends here and at 9th
or places on. her fathers circuit last
week.
4 An entertainment was given Friday
sight, Tor the ;beneht Of the M, e
Sunday school. 1t was well attended
and very successful.
Z Mrs.. Moliis Mayo, of Richmond
ssas the guest oflMrs. Susie Hill.
Floyd Hopkins is, confined to his
ssOonn With as3oYSfa es0aad S'sSsfssssss
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SEWEIL.

Rev. D. Stratton preached a very
interesting sermon for US, Monday
night.
R. D. Robertson, CT Macdonald,
Grand Master OF Masons Of West
Virginia., addressed the Mason Club
Of this place, Thursday night, the
5th ms.
+; c. Scott, of Beckley. was call,
ing on his father last week.
DR.. H. G. |Hargrove returned from
Wheeling, Sunday. r"
Miss w. A. Freeland was a bust.
ness visitor to Hawks Nest, Monday
Miss G. E. Bennett visited her sis
ter at Red Star last week. :
r. o. Cary has gone to Fayette.
vile to spend some time.
Miss Lorena Gibson left for Fay
ettevillc, Monday, to attend school,
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WESTON.

= Mrs. Caroline Lacy Has returned
home, from Pittsburg, whore for more
than@a month she was tie guest OF
her son, Patrick. - '. - T. .
E. Mrs. Lacy has not been well for
some. timeg and while there received
treatment from one oG the, most emf
tlent physicians OF, theIf;'Iron City"
Little Russell Perkins wa5 quite
sick the greater portion, OF last week.
Rev. j. I, Griffith held services all
day last Sunday at Sutton.
rs James Bailey was confined to his
room the whole Of. last week with an
Injured foot of long standing.
DOC" Lee, formerly OF this place,
but now Of Morgaptq8n, -was/ here the
early part Of last week. visiting rela-
tiyes and mixing 1T with old friends.
Doc" Is a noted character, always
brim full and running. over with good
8tories AND lively Jokes The choicest
ones OF ThAch he handed. out while
here to the delight Of his many ad-
hiring friends. -, - Wild.
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e0.I 0NDENCE
MT. HOPE.

The Fayette County Reading Cir
Gle met Saturday at Glen Jean. The
MRsthsEs shsip& ,p9lnfair. .tsW,, teachers
attended. Rev. b. G. Dean presided
in the. absence, of the president. Mrs
A. r, Galloway gave, an interesting
talk on Literature. Rev: Dean gaVt
a very helpful talk on Arithmetic
All present were, greatly benefited
The other members Of the program
were not present. The Reading Cir
Gle will meet again the first Saturday
in December. All teachers are re-
quested TO- attend, ,..,.., ..,.... p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose, OF Price Htn
spent Sunday here, guests Of Re.
and Mrs. Dodson.
DR.. Galloway was called TO Sprague
Wednesday, on professional business
Mrs. Robert Parks is i'll ut this
writing.
DR.. G. B. Anderson was called to
Whipple last week on professional
business. -
DR.. and Mrs. Galloway entertained
l. Withrow and 4. D. Lewis, Of Hin
ton.
The Christian Aid met last week
with Mrs. p. II. Hunter. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. p. H. Galloway; vice pres
ident, Mrs. Jas. Williams; secretary,
Mrs. G. B. Anderson; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Florence Carter, treasurer,
Mrs. J. B. Galloway. .
Mrs. William Saunders died last
Tuesday, after an illness Of several
months with tuberculosis.
Mrs. r. l.. Jennerson has moved TO
Warnerstown.
Rev. Jennerson, who was called
here on account of his brothers
death, returned to his nome in Char
lesion, Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Galloway, teacher at
Oswald. spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Charles Williams, who has
been sick for some time, is able to be
out again.
DR.. p. H. Galloway is having a
store room and hall built, which is
much needed in this vicinity
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MONT QMERY.

Mrs. Mile Banks entertained last
Thursday artsfnon with Glasscock
+ dinner at her residence at Handley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Mrs. Blatkburh.
OF Eagle: Mrs. Baker. of Boomer;
Mrs, Carolyn Watson, Mrs. lisa Lew
IS: of tffs fpfaee!' anu e'.aiss'S x lpha
Brooks. -. ..- g.. -
NMrs, NJ, ]. Holmes is, sick at her
home, oin Crescent; Roads.
DR.. b. F. White is business WIS.,
ttor TO- Columbus, Ohio. this week.
Mr., and Mrs, John Browns house
caught Are, Monday evening. from q
aetestsya 1aeS II was@ put out with
John Shelton; of Quinnimont, was
Il b6sfnesg visitor here last wek.
Mrs. w. ]. Miller, who has been
| sick. is able to be out.
Thomas, johnson is suffering con-
siderably from an injured hand, sus-
tanned at the fire, Monday evening.
Mrs. H. H. Railey. who was sick
several days last week. is able to re-
sumo school duties. =
|, Mrs, Beulah Jackson was called to
Hansford.- Sunday, because Of the
death of her father.
Rev. E. c. Page preached morning
and evening at anderson, Sunday last.
Dudley Turner who has been sick
more than two years With consump-
ton, died, Friday, and was buried,
Sunday. His remains were escorted
to the cemetery by the knights or
Pythias, Fishermen and Red Men. He
leaves no near relatives.
There will be some 80 or more
teachers to leave here. Thursday
morning for Bluefield. for the West
Virginia Teachers Association. -
Grand Chancellor w. j. Thompson
was shaking hands with friends in
Montgomery, Sunday. While here
he was the guest of Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal H. H .Railey.
Miss Hattie Peters, teacher at &C.
dar Grove, was shopping here, Satur-
day.
Miss Amelia McDaniels, teacher at
Ward, was shopping here, Saturday.
Dr. B., F. White was In Charleston,
Wednesday. on professional business.
Miss Rosa Hardy, of Institute,
came up last week. Miss Hardy is
somewhat indisposed. 1880.
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POWELLTON.

I. B. Fairfax, of Kaymore, was in
town, Thursday. the guest of his SIS
ter, Mrs. T. l.. Thompson. !
Miss Corne1ia Spears was a ousf-
ness visitor in Montgomery, Thurs
day.
Miss Carrie Fairfax, OF Elkridge
spent Sunday here, the guest of her
brother, S. H. Fairfax.
Mrs. Lille Webb, who has been
spending some time with her mother
hero, left for Virginia 49,.
Mrs. L. H. Wood and Mrs. Margue-
rite Price were among the shoppers
in Montgomery, Friday. =, :. -
Mrs. Sophia Robertson, who has
been Ill with la grippe, is out again.
John thompson, of Boomer, spent
Sunday here with friends.
The entertainment given for the
benefit of the Sunday school was not
success, owing to the inclemency
Of the weather.
saturday night, the st. Luke's hall
was the scene of brilliant social af-
fair. The occasion being a reception
held in honor Of Mrs. Maggie L.
walker, OF Richmond, Va, who is the
r. W. G. Secretary Of the Ihdepend-
ent Order OF st. Luke, and president
OF the Penny Savings Bank. For
some reason not known, Mrs. Walker
did not come. The hall was crowded
and In spite Of the disappointment,
which every face wore, every one
seemed TO have enjoyed himself. AT
II o'clock a dainty repast was serv-
ed
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CARBON.

James Saunders and wife moved
to Quinnimont last Thursday.
G. H. Carter and J. L. Green we're
in Charleston last Friday on bust
ness
Rev. P. P. Holland filled his regu-
lar appointment at Bancroft Sunday
James Williams and Walker Reed
moved their families from Wcvaco,
here, last Thursday.
F. w. Williams was at Kayford
last Sunday
Mrs. A. w. Aston and Mrs. J. II.
Aston are drilling the Sunday
School Children for a Thanksgiving
entertainment.
Rev. G. H.. Carter preashed an in
teresting segmon for us Sunday
night.
H. l.. Roetan went to Leewood
Saturday to have work done on his
teeth.
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BUCKHANNoN.
gStE<ts4-t4-Ax&~t

Miss Jeanette Powell. who has
$bSsn visiting friends in Clarksbure
( aeveral days sanse,'honns iF'r'aey
evening. ,.,... J.
}S'l Mrs, Mary Jonss and children left
Tuesday for Ohio where they will
make their home. They have the
best wishes OF their many frehds.
. Mrs., Lota Teller, OF Clarksburg,
Il, visiting her md Their Mrs, Hunter.
Mrs. Thornton Jackson, who was
taken very i'll quite suddenly Wed
$nesday morning, Us come better, but
still very sick -
I. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs
Eliza Mumford Friday afternoon,
An enjoyable time was spent by all
present The usual business was
transacted, after which refreshments
were served. The Society is doing
fine work.
Il Rev. Reed, pastor Of Simpson NJ.
e, Church, held; services all day at
Weston, Sunday.
Presiding Elder Acooe held quar-
terly meeting at the n. NJ. f. Church
Sunday.
The Social at the 4. NJ. E. Church,
Thursday night, was we'll attended,
and enjoyed by gil present.
Rev. E. E. O'Brient formerly,
pastor of the A. NJ. E. Church here,
was shaking hands with friends in
town last week. He has many
friends here, who wish him success
in his new field of labor.
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>PARKERSBURG.

Rev. E. E. O'Brient left, Saturday,
for Pennsylvania, where he will be
pastor this conference year.
Mrs. Annabel Robinson, of Spring
field, Ohio, is the guest Of Mrs Isaac
Custis, on Green street.
Mrs. Celia Sedwick, of Clarksburg,
is visiting friends in the city.
The .ewing Circle of Logan NJ. E.
church met >, with Mrs. Harrison
Washington last Tuesday evening.
Rev. VIZ F. Jones preached In
Pomeroy, Ohio, last Sabbath. y -. =,
The Union Missionary Society," met
at the W. NJ. church last Thursday
evening. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Miss Gertrude
Donaway. After the adoption of the
by laws and constitution, some inter
esting addresses were given. The
society will meet the second Thurs
day in next month at Zion Baptist
church.
Miss Grace Washington is getting
along nicely and hopes to be out
soon.
The Zion Baptist church, the A. M
+. church and the Wesleyan Metho-
dist church will hold union services,
Thanksgiving. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. S. A. Lewis, Of the
A. M. e. church, at II o'clock. Ser
vice to be held at the Wesleyan
Methodist church, on Green street.
The ladies Of the church will serve
dinner and supper, and a splendid
program will be rendered in the eve
ming.
Charles Singer, who has been con-
fined to his room for several weeks,
is improving nicely at this writing.
The w. w. Club, of the w. M
church was highly entertained last
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs
| George Gusts, on 18th street, by
Miss l.. NJ. Moten. They WILL meet
next Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Emery, on Gale avenue.
Miss Hazel N. Grant, of North
Parkersburg, after an illness of sew
eral weeks, is able to be about in her
| room.
Quarterly meeting at the Wesley
an Methodist church last Sunday
week was largely attended. The ser
mon delivered at D. m. by Rev. e
81. O'Brlcnt was a mastery one, and
was enjoyed by all. At 7:45, G.. w
Jackson president Of the South Ohio
! Conference, delivered the sermon. He
was at his best and preached with
great power. The financial part was
looked after with interest, especially
ny the young people, and they de-
serve much credit.
MRS. Lowering, of Cincinnati, O..
and Miss Anna White, Of Ga1lipolis.
o., were pleasant visitors at Sumner
school last Tuesday. They were
SHOWN about the city by Mrs. Henry
Stewart. Mrs. Lowering and Miss
White had been to Steubenyi1Ie and
Marietta, o., on business. Mrs. Low.
enng Is the Grand Worthy Counsel
Tor OF the O. O. G. Of Ohio, and Miss
White is the Secretary Of the Endow.
ment Board. ..,,.. 49,. ...
The Sections Club had a very
pleasant and profitable meeting al
the home of Mrs. Pet Griflns, on 18th
street, last Tuesday evening.
Inc congregation of Bethel a. M
T. church are arranging to improve
and enlarge their parsonage for their
new pastor, who will occupy 1t.
The Court Of Calanthe and both K
OF T. lodges held important meetings
this week.
The general public is cordially in.
vited to attend the sessions of the
&<Reaehsrs' 4aseeiatjanm Northern
=
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PAGE.
. W. cambridge spent Sunday ;

J. W. cambridge spent Sunday at
Ansted.
Miss Garnett Harris, teacher at
Kaymoor, was visiting Mrs. r. b
Jones, last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Archey is visiting her
parents this week
Charles Galloway was in Mont
gomery last week.
j, Rev. N. A. Smith is having quite
q success with his meeting.
r. w. Snead is at Matoka this
week.
MT. Boad and Miss Blakey were
at Deep Water Sunday.
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thtsscitya tn2 ktone Baptist church.
Thankskiy md. the, day after, Most
excellent programs will be a feature
OF each session. y. 49,
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Betsey, Saturday. g.. :
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Payne,
! a girl. 80 =.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23

Mems all solid seamless heavy
work shoes, $l.45 at Beatty &
Longs. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
ALL Are LOSERS
ON MEAL CHECKS
Colonial Restaurant Quits
and Boarders are Out.
OWNER GOES BROKE
Says Prices too High for "a
a Week Board.
About Thirty Have Tickets for 80
Meals Which will not be Re-
deemed Hard Times Story.

The Colonial restaurant, located
on east Center street, closed it's doors
at 10 o'clock this morning after an.
unsuccessful career OF about six
months under the present manage
ment About thirty meal tickets good
fer an average of about ten meals
apiece were in the hands of regular
boarders and 1t is very doubtful II
they will be redeemed
The Colonial restaurant opened
business about one year ago MI
William Rhoads, the former proprle
tor conducted the place for several
months, establishing an enyiabla
reputation. Less than six months ago
he disposed of the business to Mr..
w II. Connell, who without pre-
vious notification or warning, closed
the doors TO his hungry boarders
this morning.
The hoarders holdirg meal tickets
swarmed about the boarding house
today neon in effort to redeem their
money. II was useless, however, as
the proprietor declared himself pen
rieas Pnd refused to recognize the
apparently worthless pieces of card
board The proprietor displayed a
streak of honestv last evenino how.
ever, when he refused to sell meal
tickets to several applicants.
~ "lmnly had to do II. We were
losing money every dav and sim
7lv reached the end of my string
declared Proprietor Counel when In.
teryiewed this morning. Connell
claims to have lost several hundred
dollars In the business and emphotl-
'allv declared that II Is impossible
to board a man on 81 a week in
theae times of "prosperity." =,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
" I1sfi7 VI 4, iiT1T Ilfl TT-F1
CITY Is
ENJOINED
-- E&.E$
Prevented From Removing
Barb Wire Fence.
EVANS co. GO TO COURT
Petition Claims City Had
knowledge OF Intentions
Five Day Notice was not Served
Until After the Fence was Con-
structed. Ask IDjuncioo.

The Jchn Evans Lime and stone
company, through its attorneys Cope
land and Bartram, filed Il petition
in COMMON pleas court todoy nam
ing the city of Marion as defendant.
An ordinary barb wire fence con
structed around the Evans lot just
north Of she city hall is the subject
Of the action
The plaintiff decleres that the de-
fendant had actual notice and know
ledge Of the plaintiffs intention o
construct a barb wire fence about
its proerty and thet no complaint
was made until long after 1t had been
completed. The plaintiff says that
the defendant issued notice on Octo-
ber 10Th instructirlg it to remove
the fence within five days or other
wise the city would remove II.
The plaintiff preys that the court
grant temporary Injunction re-
straining the city from removing
the fonce and upon final hearing VI
The cause, that the injunction be
mode permanent.
Judge YourIr granted the temporary
injunction aud the papers were
served on the city early this morn
ing. -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23

offered in upward Cf 600 clesses OF
cattle, horses, sheep and swine, be-
sides packing house and other in-
terestng exhibits, all of which were
viewed by mlIy 100000 visitors
from nearly every state in the Union
ana foreign countries.
No such object lessen in every
thing which pertains to excellence
in the breeding, feeding, mprketing
manufacturing and distributing 4
animals and animal products was
ever previously placed before the
producers rud consumers in this or
any other country.
The success Of this great annual
show has awakened much interest
both pt home and abroad, and a
marked Improvement in American
tlocks end herds have been the re-
suit
The object of this movement s
tn secure better animals for breed
ing, marketing aud exporting, thus
encouraging greater consumption OF
American animals and meets at home
/ and abroad,
Tho International has been tri-
umph9nt success from It's very in
ce'tion, and each Of its series of
= exhibitions has been an improve.
ment over all previous shows.
The next treat annual exhibition
win ba held November 2S to Docenr.
her ~. 1893. In the International
'Nmrhithe7tor ard about twenty ad-
| '"'n'"" h"ild'n"s at tho Union Stock
! Nard0 Chicago.
O'icial cOrresDon1cnce with promi,
nent breeders and Feeders through.
out the country demonstrates that
the next show will undoubtedly Va
the most magnirlcent and successfn
one Of the series. with a lprger for
"i"n representation than ever before
IC"mnetttion bids fair 10 he mos
spirited in all breeds, and new rea
lures and ATTRACTIONS will be added
I" the many heretofore included
No progressive farmer. feeder o.
hreeder can afford to miss this lead
ing annual ovena. Rates win be giyel
on all roads.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
UNDER A LADDER
Former Governor Campbell Refuses
to Walk-Ir is Bad Luck

Former Governor James E. Camp.
bell Is superstitutious. That fact
developed this morning at the Union
Station when the candidate refused
to walk under ladder which was
placed over the door et the station
A friend went in and bought his
ticket for him. The young man
who made the dive in under the
ladder was cautioned by the candi.
date never to go under ladder
again cts bad luck and IN this
campaign we need all OF the goo.
luck we can hPve," said the mex
United States Senator from Ohio.
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ALL THAT COULD
A... BE DESIRED
"The Man of the Hour"
Pleases Large Audience
Marion People Place the Stamp o
Approval Upon High Class,
Plays.

"The Man of the Hour" drew
packed house at the Grand last even
ing. Every seat IN the house was
occupied and a number of persons
were standing in the foyer. The
play was all that could be asked and
was all that was promised by Man
ager Sullivan and the advance men
of the play. The company was far
above the class which is usually seen
paying one night stands, and the
work of the cast was fully apprecI-
ated. 1t Is indeed seldom that a
Marion audience becomes worked up
to the point Of making a half dozen
curtain calls, but that is just what
happened at the Grand last night.
In the attendance Marion people
have shown the management Of the
opera house what kind of attractions
they desire. and when a play like
''The Man of the Hour" Is presented
by company Of the class which was
seen last night, the management may
rest assured that liberal patronage
will be accorded and the stage in
Marion will be placed upon the high
level which It deserves.
Manager sullivan should Sc
cure return engagement of
''The Man 70 the Hour" and Marion
people, those who raw the play Thurs
day evening will assure him packed
house. "The Man of the Hour, -
presented by troupe with the abil-
ity of the one which has just paid
Marion a visit is an attraction which
can be witnessed with pleasure and
profit more than once.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
RECEPTION FOR PASTORS
Members Of NJ. E. Church at Ri l.
iy.s:..-pairick Honor Rev. Chiltor -

d About fifty members OF the Meth
odist church at Kirkpatrick gave an
informal reception in honor of the
new minister, Rev, g. r. Chiffon
the church parsonage, Thursday ey-
enlng, Mr.. and Mrs, Chiffon We're
presented with several fine presents
and the occasion proved most de-
lightful affair,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

For Congress 18th District
CARL G. ANDERSON
Seneca County.
For Presidential Elector
LEWIS II. FLOCKEN
Marion County.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
live STOCK
EXPO. SOON
Will be Held at Chicago
Nov. % to Dec. 10
SHOW WILL Be SUCCESS
From Over Whole Land EX-
hibits will be Sent
Many MariOnites AnnuslIy Atterd
this Great Exhibition-Rates on
Railroads.

The organization of the Internal
onal Live Stock Exposition at Chi
cago was one OF the most import
ant events in the history Of the
development OF the live sock in
dustry.
In December 1907 there were on
exhibition at this great show 1872
Of the finest meat and draft animals
in the world, contributed by 22 statcg
one territory and four foreign coun
tries
These animals we're entered II
competition for more than 2,4OO pre-
mium8, aggregating over $75,OOO,Oo
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