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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-31
OLD SOLDIERS
At TOLEDO

Toledo, o., Aug. 31.-The Forty
second national encampment of the
Grand Army began here today. The
veterans are devoting the day in rc-
newing old acquaintances. The eity
IL handsomely decorated.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-31
Taft Spends Day Fishing.

Middle Bass. O.. Aug 31.--Can
didate Taft went fishing early today
as a guest of the Middle Bass club,
which is entertaining the Taft
party.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-31

Chicago Wheat Market.
chicago, Aug. 31.-Wheat: Sep
.ember 95Ac: December, 94Ac:
May, sS%c.
, 1908-01-10
All Atlantic Records Broken.

The Lusitania and Mauritania prov
ed to be the fastest ships ever con
structed when they broke all previous
records by crossing the Atlantic in
less than five days. This wonderful
attainment is a practical triumph we
can all appreciate. The most practi
cal method for curing ailments of the
stomach and bowls is to resort to Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters. The many
thousands Of persons cured by it dur
ing the past "a years are in a posi-.
ton to fully appreciate its merit and
a similar experience will be yours II
you will start at once. 1t cures and
prevents poor appetite, sour risings,
dyspepsia, indigestion, c~ostiveness,
biliousness, female ills, general debil'
ity, colds and malarial fever. We
guarantee it pure. Try 1t today, also
ask your druggist for a free copy OF
our 1908 almanac before the supply is
exhausted. ], is very interesting.
, 1908-01-10
WHAT CAUSES INDIGESTION
To be Cured. Weakness Of Stomach
Muscles Must be Overcome.

The chief cause of indigestion is
weakness of the stomach muscles and
lack of gastric juices.
By taking Mona stomach tablets
the stomach muscles will be stimulated
and strengthened and the flow of gas
trio juices will be increased. Mona
does not do the stomach's work; 1t
makes the stomach strong enough to
DO it, and in this way completely cures
the weakness SO there is no further
need of medicine.
No matter how severe a case of sto.
mach trouble you have, Mi-o-na will
cure it by strengthening your diges-
tive system SO that both stomach and
bowels do their work as they should.
The Eggleston Drug company sells
Mona in 50-cent boxes and guaran-
tee to refund the money If the remedy
does not cure.
, 1908-01-10
StackhoIders' Meetjno.

The regular annual stockholders
meeting of the Albany County and IN
ter-Mountain Fair association for the
election OF trustees and the transac
ton of such other business as may
properly come before it, will be held
at the city hall, in the city Of Laramie
Wyoming, on Saturday, January 18th
1908. at 2 o'clock p. m.
Laramie. Wyoming, December 18th
1907. CHAS. F. KUSTER,
d13-f17 Secretary.
, 1908-01-10

fockmaster to see that this law is rem.
edied at the next session of u legis-
, 1908-01-10
ARE NOW OCCUPYING
THE EODGEMAN FLAT

Mrs. Augspurger and her daughters,
one of the latter a student at the uni
versity, have taken possession of the
Hodgeman apartments at the corner Of
Seventh and Grand avenue vacated d
day or two ago by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Barnett when they left the city.
, 1908-01-10
Growth of the Associations.

Colonel E. ]. Bell, vice president of
the Wyoming Wool Growers associa-
ton, has furnished the following fig.
ures to show the growth of the Wyo
ming and national associations:
In April, 1905, when the Wyoming
association was organized, it had 10
members. In 1906 the membership was
III. Last year the figures We're 491
and this year at this time there are
497 members.
The growth of the national a~ssocia.
ton is marked. In February 1906, its
Continued on page A.
, 1908-01-10
Hunted and Persecuted.

I do not contend that any man
who has wilfully n deliberately COM
mitted a moral wrong should not be
prosecuted, but what l cannot under
stand is why men, who evidently in
good faith get from the government
land in 100 acre tracts under the stone
and timber, homestead or desert acts,
should be hunted and prosecuted as
criminals by a bevy of incumbents OF
a subordinate department in the hope
of finding some technical flaw whereby
a charge a be preferred against the
would-be home builder, and compel
him to appear in court n show
, 1908-01-10
Voice of the People.

When the legislators enacted the
law creating the board, they decreed
that they should do and cause to be
done all things practicable to protect
the industry from theft and disease;
to do and cause TO be done overs a
multitude of sins. Whether our rules
and regulations are constitutional or
not we are not in a position to say.
but We feel positive that it was the
intention of the legislators who Great.
ed us that We should protect the indus.
try from disease, and we shall endea.
vor to carry out their intentions as
long as we are in commission.
, 1908-01-10

$500, Denver and return, January
IS, 10 and 20, limit January 81, &C.
count Western Live Stock show.
ALVA B. CADY.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
Obituary..

Wednesday morning, sept. l6 l9OS'
at her late home one mile east OF
Espyville, Ohio. Mrs. Maude Riley
smith departed this life Ct the age
of thirty two years, c:even months
and seventeen days. She was the af-
fectionate daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
Horace W. Riley, and beloved life
companion CT Mr. Ralph Smith. She
WIS born near KCnton, Ohio, Sept,
29th, 1875 and united in happy mar
riage with Ralph Smith, Nov. 10,
1896. To them was born one bright
little darlBhter, who at an carly age
of six years; remains to mingle her
crystal tears with those who mourn.
The deceased was an excellent
lady, held in high regard by all
who knew her and possessed many
commendable qualities of both head
and heart. She evidently loved home,
all its members and all its depend
ing interests. Her last illness was OF
but two weeks duration, the larger
portion of which time her sufferings
were intense, Despite medical skill
and kind tender nursing, she con-
tinued to decline, yet each day she
became more kind and loving to MS
all until the end came, and she
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
TOrturing Animals
To Assist Science

Is a Cruel Method to Follow, But
1t Has Saved Many Human Lives
Prof. Pawlow, or Russia, was en-
gaed Tor many years In experimental
work, trying 20 learn the workings
OF digestion, especially the gestIyG
glands.
lie, with able assistants, operated
upon dogs, cats, guinea pIgs and otn-
or animals.
His methods were seemingly pa II
ful, but he gave tc science work
which won the Nobel prize and made
for him an undying fame.
Science penetrated the secrets Cr
nature. Prof. Pawiow saw animals
digest food. He aualyzcd juices from
every part Of the digestive can@l
and stomach under all conditions OF
digestion. lie spent years OF cease
less study amid the bowling and
dying beasts, but he won, and sci
encc today looks upon him as a great
man.
"To do a great right do little
wrong" Shakespeare said, aud Prof.
Pawlow obeyed this trite saying
= Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are pre-
i pared by the most scientific procc g..
/ They are produced by modern appli
! anccs, and meet the demand Of the
2Oth century chemistry.
1 Thcy give man the means 10 correct
! his nHrmitics of stomach and digest
! i've organs.
They enrich the blood, give naturr
the juices aud fluids she lacks, 8trI
the formation Of noXlous gases an,
the fermentation of food. The,
ncutral2c powerful acids and alkallc
which irrllate and dcvour the s'om
aoh. They prevent and relieve bow
cl and intestinal trouble aud s)oth
the nerves.
They should he used after ever.
meal whether one has dyspepsia an
stomach trouble or the stomach b
naturally healthy. BY their use on
may cat at all hours and whaievr
Que desires and they help the system
digest or throw Off such food. The,
are thoroughly mcritoriOus as thci
tremendous sale and popularity Illus
trate.
Every drug store has them Ia
sale, price SOC per package. II yol
would like to test their merits fr q
send us your name ana address ant
we will send you a trial package b.
mail without cost Address +. A
Stuart CO., $50 stuart B'dg., Mar
shall, Mich.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
The TWO ARE
INDICTED
Grand Jury Finds Against
Marion Women
BONDS ARE FURNISHED
Cora Wagner and Orpha
Henry Must Stand Trial.
indictments Returned by Crawford
County Graud Jury Held Sub
rosa Until Tuesday.
BONDS ARE FURNISHED

A special from Bucyrus today dis
closes the developments OF an iml
porlant case in which two Marion
women were the subjects. The spe-
cial reads:
''The last of the sub rosa indict-
ments returned by the recent grand
jury was made public Tuesday They
were against Cora Wagner and Orpha
Henry. and each is charged with
grand larceny
I'll Is claimed that during the car.
nival at Crestlinc i'm August, the
women were riding in buggy witt
William Long, a Crestline farmer
when they abstracted his roll con
tanning about $275. The women be
long in Marion aud were accompan
led here by Orpha Hcnry's father
who furnished bail for them IN Com
mon Pleas court.
1t will be remembered that Corr
Wagner and 0rpha Henry were ar
rested by the local police last Aug
ust The pair was turned over Il
tho Crcstlino police and charge o
grand larceny was later reported
The women were we'll known IN thi
city having been residents here TO
numha" of wears.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
CARRIE VISITS
PROSPECT
Makes a Stirring Prohibition
Speech
RIGHT FROM SHOULDER
She Strikes Out at the Anti
Saloon League.
She Declares That the Locsl Option
Movement Can Result in Nc Good
to the People.

Carrie a. Nation, the noted temp
erance advocate, who Is paying Ma
rlou and vicinity a call, went to
Prospect Tuesday evening where she
addressed large crowd AZ the opera
house.
The woman, who made herself fam
Gus with a hatchet, spoke earnestly
for nearly AN hour ON the principles
of real temperance she declared
the local option movement farce
and said that 1t could result in no
good. She declared the anti-saloon
league simply n band of gratfers who
vote the old party politics to license
the saloon aud then turn right around
and work to steal away the very
rights which, by their vote they gave
the saloon keeper.
Mrs. Nation enthusiastically ad-
vanccd the theories of the Prohibi-
tion party. She declared that the
liquor evil will never be destroyed
until the manufacture Of the stuff Is
prohibited. She illustrated the the
ory Of prohibition by quoting from
the scriptures, "Nnd behold the AK
Is laid nt the root of the tree and
all that bringeth forth not good
fruit is hewn down" She said that
the 'anti-saloon League is simply
chopping off few branches instead
Of killing the bad fruit by going ar
ter the root She declared that Hr-
ing the recent years Of her temper
ance campaign, she has been In jail
thrty-threa times and has been ar
rested forty-Hve times.
Mrs Nation was introduced by Mr..
]. II. Bolander of this city.
Clinton n. Howard will speak in
the court room, October LIST at 1870
". M to mon only. Subject. "A
Trip 10 Washington on the Water
wagon.
Carrie A. Nation will speak al
Caledonia tonight. at Waldo Thurs
dav night. and in the court room N
Marion, Friday night Everybody in
vited.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
RESOLUTIONS

The following resolutions were
adopted by the lGdies society Of the
Lutheran church September 2S.
Whereas it has pleased God in his
wisdom to call from our midst Mrs,
Louis Bailer,
lie 1t resolved that in the death of
Mrs Louis Baier we have lost u
faithful member whose cheerful dis
position hsJ endeared her to the
hearts of all and whose presence
will be greatly missed in our meet
Ing. BE II further resolved
That the society extend It's heart
felt sympathy to the family OF our
deceased sister and that copy of
these resolutions be published aud a
copy be sent to the family
MRS STELllHOr;N,
FANNIE PEAsE THIBAUT
MRS w. S PROBST.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30

'foll to sleep, as peaceful rs a child
which weary with its play passes
into its evening slumber"
The funeral was held at the home
Of death, on Friday afternoon fol-
lowing attended by Rev. J. A. SUIT
ton and very large audience OF
sympathetic friends after service
the remains were taken to and for
the present rest in tho vault of the
Marion cemetery
The mourning relatives desire to
thus sincerely thGnk their neighbors
for their continued kindness TO
them, the choir for the excellent
music so finely rendered and also
to those who presented prorusion
of lovely flowers which so gracefully
pressed the lid of the casket and
to all those who ia any way endeav-
orod to mitigate their sorrow and
comfort them in this lhoir dcep
grief a@ y
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Prepared for Meeting of Epworth
Home Missionary Society

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of Epworth church will m el
Thursday evening, October LIST, 1905
at 1880 i'm church auditorium.
PROGRAM.
Music, ''Jesus, Like 4 Shepherd
Lead Us.
Devotional Exercises-D. II. Bailey
Music.
Paper, THE Missionary Paper.
Mars. s. G. Wright.
AMERICAS Reception to the Nation
Under Our Flag by Queen Esther
girls and Home Guards.
Benediction.
|. A silver Offering will DO taken
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
HAPPILY wEDDEo
Miss Mildred Pcnnell Becomes MIS-.
J. Vincent Lawrence.

AT the parsonage of Epworth NJ,
E. church Tuesday evening at s
o'clock Miss Mildred o. Pencil and
Mr.. j. Vincent Lawrence, both of
this city, were united in marriage
by Rev. d. H. Bailey. The groom
is a Well knCwn street car conductor,
while the bride is a very popular
young woman of this city. The
newly married pair will make thei"
home on Playground street.
"Meet me lt KaIer's Candy shop"
11-l2-tt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
justices Court

The case of G Il. Fleischcr against
Wclch and Anthoni, North Main
street saloOnmcu, was heard in The
court of Justice COnlcy yesterday ar
tcrnoon. FleisChcr brought suit for
sJG so for plumbing. The jury re.
turned 4 verdict for $3J.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
DRESS UP PARTY
Given by Miss Matilda Mel edith at
Her Home Last Evening.

Miss Matilda Meredith of East
Church street, nicely entertained a
number of friends at her home Mon
day evening with dress up party
The guests were agrayed In costumes
and parade was feature OF tho
evening Nice refreshments were sey-
ed
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30
Tomorrow is the first regis
tration day. DO not fail TO at
tend to that duty early
foo9e 1lotes

Candy lodge No. 81, Knights Of
Pythlas met with a large attendance
last evening. After considering reg
ulm business, a committee wCs ap-
pointed and instructed TO arrange for
q stag social to be held in two weeks.
The committee was composed OF
Samuel Court, William Ballentine
and Louis Thompson. The lodge re-
ceivcd TN invitation from the Py-
THAN sisters requesting the presence
of the members az q social conclave
to be held this evening The invita-
tion was heartily accepted.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the
Rcd Men was held in the lodge hall
last evening. Aside from tr9nsacting
routine business the second degree
was conferred upon class of two
candidates. The initiatory work wa,
Followed by short social session
Lime City Council, Jr o. u..A. W.
met last night and initiated two can.
didates. After the initiation, re.
freshments were served and a social
was enjoyed.
The Companions OF Forcstcrs vii
mcot Thursday night and transact
important business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30

Call Sock and Boyer when you need
your stoves connected, or any kind
of repair work done. 40 cents per
Oour. Phone coo. 1tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-30

The new law becomes effer-
tive tomorrow. All Marion
voters must register before
October IL. Tomorrow is the
first day. Do not postpone this
duty
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-11-12

one In, SO and 75c for only
One Lot 75c ard si.25 for only
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-05
TERMS OF SALE:

Sums up to $1,000 Cash. On all amounts over $1,000
time will be given until Oct. 1st 1908, at 8 per cent. in
terest from date: On all amounts over 5000 a discount
stuff before moving it away and save the poor crlerk
trouble: Be prepared to give bankable paper. That's
the business way.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06
OF
 EQUALIZATION

The city council will meet this eVen- ing and every evening thereafter until it's work is complete, sitting as a board of equalization. City Assessor BIanch' ard has completed his work, and last evening his books were turned over to the council with his affidavit attached as required. The board of equalization is required to sit for three nights to hear any and all corners, whether there be any or not, and in case there are so many as to keep them beyond that time they are required to sit until the busl- ness is disposed of. The interesting work begins at this evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06
AERIAL TRAM OVER THE GHILCOOT

water at Dyea to the water at Linder- man, and to the several mines. The system, as planned, contemplates about fifteen miles of tramway."
 Asked why the ChilcooJ rather than the White Pass route was perferred' Mir. Riblet stated that while the Chtl' coot was somewhat higher it was also much shorter. Reaching the water at lake Linderman would shorten the route by about seven miles, The difficulty between Linderman and Bonnet, in the matter of transportation would, for the time being be overcome by local appliances at that point. Mir Riblet said it was the intention of the interested parties 10 begin the work at once. He will sail south on the next boat.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06
ALI ESTIMATES OVERDRAVN
CHAIRMAN OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL SHAW
 SAYS THE CITY IS STRICTLY UP AGAINST II FOR FUNDS

ment would be crazy. Others expressed themselves along the same lines and it was not signed.
 It was decided that the only alterna- tive the city had was to condemn right of way, which was long and expensive process. Mir. Snyder iavor- ed letting the matter be land when we wanted to go to the cemetery, just go."
 The clerK read the report of the city treasury which showed $3OO dollars available cash.
 A protest was made against the bill Of the Railroad company for pumping water for the month of October to be paid in advance. The bill was held up. Mir. Shaw declared that never before had the demand been made for pay. ment in advance and he refused to O. K. the bill.
 The school board reported that the heating plant was very unsatisfactory and that it would be impossible to keep the rooms warm this winter. Another reel of hose was also asked for. A mass Of bills were ordered paid.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06

Royal N. Riblet, of the Riblet s stem of wire rope tramways when seen this morning by an Alaskan representative concerning his business here stated frankly that he had come out direct from the factory at St. Louis at the instance of Col. Conrad and other own CTS of mines over the hill "I am not at liberty to go into details as to the plans of those at whose instance ] came" sald Mr. Riblet, "but the fact as stated lu last evenings Alaskan are correct. have been over examining the lay of the land about lake Linder- man and lake Bonnet, and up the old Dyea trail also and have secured such general knowledge of the situation as will enable me to submit plaDs and estimates Of cost to the interested parties whom am to meet down below.
 "Car business" continued Mir. Rib- let. 'is to manuac ure aud install such plants, but we also work on other lines in some instances. It is the plan Of the promoters of the project upon which am working, to install an up.to-date ore carrier, what Is known as the double system, 10 carry freight over the hill north and ore returning. We shall run the line probably from the
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06

There was not a great deal of busi ness before the city council last even- iug. A great heap Of bills to be O. k.'ed formed the time absorbing feature. Mir, Shaw, as chairman Of the ways and means committee announced in response to the call for report from that committee that "all the esti- mates made at the beginning Of the session have been largely overdfawn and the council is strictly up against 1t" for funds to carry the city through the balance of tue year. He declared that every precautiou should be taken for the balance in the line of economy There had been considerable discussion evoked by bills for rubber boots pur- chased for the employees of the city, as is was said, hGd been, heretofore, the custom, the city paying for the same. Strong exception was taken to 8 con tinuance of this custom, 1t being de- clared that the wages paid the men was tho highest for like serv- vices paid anywhere and the city was not, therefore, called upon to pay for the clothes they wear. Furthermore this property was liable to be lost. The opinion was expressed that an inventory should be taken and lhe property of the city looked after
 Mir. Ashley, of the fire and water committee, callel attention to the smoke stack of the Skagway laundry which needed to be looked after emit ting sparks as it does.
 Mir. Snyder Of the water works con- mittee, reported that the city pipes were all in place and connections made, and that the streets would be replaced as good as new today.
 The old question of the crossing Of the tracks on the road to the cemetery brought out . sharp discussion. The contract offered by the r.ilroad com pany for the signature of the council men relieved the railroad company Of all responsibility for accidents that might happen at the crossing and also reserved to the company the right to close the road on thirty days notice at any time. Mir. Snyder declared that ny member who signed such an agree
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06
lRv United Press.)

Chicago, Get. 6 The Democrats a'' to spring a bomb in the Standard O'I pbase of the campaign. They are pre- paring to show that while Kellogg wos chief counsel for the government in the Standard oil cases he was also attorney for the steel, beef, sleeping car, express trusts and James J. Hill.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06
ID
 THE COAST
(By United Press.)

San Francisco, Oct. G.-"Go out there and tell the congress to believe abso- lutely in my Fair Play message" This was the brief telegram of Presi- dent Roosevelt to Representative Wheeler in response to request for some word from the president to be read to the trans-Mississippi congress- which was convened in this city. Re- presentative Wheeler received the message before leaving home.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06
BANNER CROWD Is COMING

The banner crowd of the season is expected here on " nights train The arrival of the Prospecor and the oe kirk this morning both loaded to the guards the first with 12S and the latter with PIT passengers brings about punching effect that will keep the hotels going There are 29O passengers the train which is expected to arrive about twenty minutes late. The Canadian boundary sur vey party holding for the Princess May helps to ce that congestion which to be expected The last Sa8S down the river are scheduled for tomorrow or Thursday morning
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06
IN
 GOOD FORM
CBy United Press.)

Perry. Ia., Oct. G.-W. J. Bryan en- tered this state this morning, and will speak twenty times before night He is in good voice, and bis meetings are b ,iug well attended, ard much enthus- ia.m is evoked.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-06
.DAWSONFREIGHT
 STILL COMING

The ?. C. ,s. Cottage City, according 90 alvices by Frank Stuart, from Ke,chikau, will arrive here Thursday with I2 tons Of freight for over the hill, l3 tons local sn5 10 passengers. Some of the freight is billed Co Dawson.