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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-16
"a. l.. WOOTEN. "

Special Agent A. V. Swaty of the
farmers experimental work, who has
his headquarters in the office OF Mr..
Tucker states that the boil weevils
from Drew county are the regular cot
ton-destroying boil weevil, which is
found in certain portions Of Arkansas,
and which cotton growers of the state
are putting forth every effort to exter-
inmate.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

and 'Chik-keet-tuh! and their ensemble profanity
during religious services board the Zalagossa had
caused the British commander of the Mexican navy
to flame into wrath
80 Beach the beggarsn he'd roared, and there
thev were This the cOckson told with some
darnning of his and the parrakeets eyeballS.
All right they re beaChed. SAID TO the cockson.
Well who owns EN- now.
100 tn boomink blyzes howns hanny bleedin
beach comber2' was the cOckson's comeback to
that. They're beached, hand that hends them
80 Then they might well be called mine. from
now on! | ventured.
"'Tyke the beeders hand welcome, said that
British Cockson, eXpectorating with naty into the
mazaTine
so there was L. beach comber, owning about
~ hundred other beach combers.
VARY poor for me, wasn't it, to wake up on the
beach of Acapulco. with a mesCal lid. and have
hundred ornately green and highly conversa-
tiona parrakeets drift up with the tide right TO
where l was sitting, oh, VARY poor!
Ten minutes after the departure of the Zaragos-
sa's steam cutter back to the Mexican navy. | was
hailing elderly Greaser bumboat who put
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12


Russian battleShips fired broadslde az the s1t,
the whole thing amounted only o. -"enlF -IC-. t.
thousand pounds the papers SAY MA I. 'l-.
twentv-four thousand pounds travelling rISnl HI- -
minute would strike a japanese ship yl-A' - -
away with impact only One-terth o- -i- I'
we hit the emptieS At Mentor. -
"Of course was the engineer, and thcE del eLuC
on me There is ALWAYS a lot of tne talk AooU' eH
gineerS having the lives of several hundred leSSe l
gers their hands That all very true uut W
don't want 10 overlook the fact that the eHgineeI 90
life right there along with the others We al ~ tA
chances the tram crew as well the paSsenS0t ::
only chances are simmer | had one th1t0e -
hve hundred of being killed or IN twenty -
getting right where | am now bu, a pa>scEseI ~ ~
the train had one chance in about th-ee nilIoL - -
being killed, and one IN a hundred and thlItF INON
sand of being hurt hots
that lot of people wee killed and q ~" -.
lot more hurt | don wan 10 he "a Si ulttS@
but 1t appears 10 that YOU fellows nave NH ~
overlooked the fact that both OF my legs arc So So.
OF course, that might not mean nucn 20 t0cf NJ
but If YOU realized as | do, that for the IeS! 80 -
my life II Is gong to be my Job 20 hoppLT Ius L+s
the middle of some country road and wave ~ hat
flag every train goes by,-if YOU could rei1e
that means To engIneeT-tO hear the inoeNlnS 80
of the whistle she comes up 70 the crossils' ~
10 see the sympathetic salute of the enS1heeI -,
fireman they 60 flying by-l tell YOU my
there some things worse than phYScdl p''il 'osd
His eyes filled with tears The nurse gthIF wy
them away, and softly Stroked back the nan
d" l wouldn't talk any more now, she SSlld r,d
'Al right, miss, he replied. putting out MS N''-~
to me. Il always obey orders
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

off near the little landing with her b--tOat filed
with bananas and alligator pears She heard my
hail and moored her ample bumboac alongslde the
little landing where my parrakeets we're stacked
and still Shr1ek1ng i pointed 20 the : Ph1la-
delphia. living anchored 70 a couple o- protrud1ng
sea boulders far out IN the harbor- Then pushed
into her claw the FIVE bones Mex. that ] got from
the man-O wars man for my Cu-aTaE -alT1ent
Using the sign stuff told her that wanted her to
carry me and nv layout OF parTakee-- out TO the
Philadelphia IN her bumboat- She saw It. piled
the bunch Of Gagged parTakeets into her nunbOat,
took the oars, and pulled out 70 the P-adelpha,-
oh some pull some pull, with q -lr--al leftover,
under that sun
'Ye-eh. wretched turn for me. thar parrakeet
deal. Maybe Id be combing he A-aloleo 0each
vet If il hadn't been for that. / Rugged he whole
batch of captive parrakeets over the garay 0l the
Philadelphia and spread them out under the 10 gal
liant foc'sle The cruisers smoking lamp was asloW'
and the hands were at leisure They fell 1or my
Spanish cussing parrakeetS at from -.eg 20 three
dollars American per throw. Ike all night SucSelS
grabbing hot tamale5 from Chino .--.--le wagon
on kearney-st IN San Francisco. They "ere Just
crazy for Cussing parrakeetS. dldn have enough
to 60 round The day before had been laEday on
the Philadelphia and they hadn had 81. re liberty
b f - r,1-raLeets No | ditn.- la a bit OF
business IN parrakeetsl Sold out INSIDE - IN nOul;
and all | got out Of 1t about tour .-ired anu
seventv-five doIIars-just about thai
The Col1na, delayed at Acapulco - -oaI' sun
was al her dock | made her wearing -.e Eongs- /
spent most OF the time OF the ride dow Id LiG1I M
tad blowing smoke rings at the bas~e --Sar NY
Crf,- Ia 10, l-1,-,d - zy- - bon's
mate who'd laughed 50 violently ove- he fancy
that Id probably be On the Acapulc. ..tth 1oI
iono stretch OF vears-rigbt often Id p around,
- I ,+ I,Is,1,, ,7rlf., or r quolts
- ~ - -f e. r, 1,1lfros~ ten him
- S4,a IT H. +;r1e TO- / rr,- .- -wappIng
qrips and quirks and outlets with The er n p
cabin Poor for the beaChed sto"aNa. Il twenty
four lunar hours before. yess
t,. - - y - aJ e-lri,. s19,r,e-.- .rrp ,hat
started bad. picked UP IN the middle. ar zen "eA'
on the rocks ike a Chino Junk IN q fog
Whose vile pipe is this m snok-o- .
And then the other tossed The * sAoe -
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

he was growing. Hi.
don't blOime the
bleedin skipper fr
'avin them beaChed.
cash me hall bloody
hif Hi do.
And that was It.
The parrakeets were
being beached The
British commander of
the Mexican navy,
the same being the
Zaragossa, had or
dered the birds to he
beached because they
had cursed horribly
in Greaser Spanish
during the religious
services. The Zara-
gOssa 5 blueJaCkets.
all of whom had been
shipped in the interior
of Mexico had bought
the parrakeets when
the cargo of them had
been brought up from
somewhere down be
low in Central Amer
ica on the last up
bound Pacific Mailer,
the blueiacketS CIV
ing one bone Mex.
apiece for them I he
parrakeets knew
nothing but Greaser
cuss words IN addi-
ton 10 LO-reet-tuhl
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

YOU too, If he was alive. All whItel he shouted
when we round the curve, and | gave HIM the
answer All whitel and pulled her wide open. Then
struck the emptes on the siding. and-werl YOU
know the rest He wiped a trembling hand across
his eyes II trying 10 blot out some horrible
His eyes began TO sparkle and a bit of color
flashed into his pale checks Il suppose YOU fellows
think | opened her up and went into those boxes
lust for fun. smile fitted over his lips and then
he grew serious Say, did 1t come to Your
mind that engineer might be as anxious about his
own life he IS about the lives of those who are
riding behind him! My wife and little one-tlon't
YOU suppose my life counts for something with them
Did YOU ever stop to think what a collision like
that at Mentor means 10 the engineer Just try to
figure yourself IN his place He rides four square
feet of cab room, surrounded by a mass of levers
rods, and the like. Ahead of him IS about three
miles of boiler pipe, carrying two hundred pounds of
steam pressure and enough hot water to cook the
off his bones Jitfy Gathering al his back
is SIX thousand gallons of water and twentv-six
thousand pounds of coal Under him is two hun
drcd thousand pounds OF engine and behind there
is Sin hundred Thousand pounds of tram Alto
gether, he is running along ahead of eight hundred
thousand pounds OF steel, hardwood and brass
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

pulco, near the an
Cient fortress. and ad-
dressed ourselves to
the two goatskins of
mescal. The trOpic
sun shot into the am
ethystine sea. But
we had much to say
one unto the other.
The goatskins hung
out pretty well, The
tropic stars flared out
in the vault. The muir
nursome sea Tipped
and Tapped the shelly
verge near where we
sat with the goatskins.
That kind of sea al
ways puts me to sleep,
Ye-eh, it must have
been the murmursOme
sea! | slept
" Never mind about
that mescal leftover
| was dreaming that
ninety-three members
of the striking mold
ers union were pour
ing white hot metal
on my chart because
| was a strike breaker,
when / emerged to
and sat up. My man
O'-war's s man was
gone. 1t was a trOpic
sun, come again, that
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
By B. r. Winslow

tST dropped in to tell Rv r r
YOU that the coroner's
jury has eXonerated YOU
from all blame for the
wreck. They are going to hold the block
tower man.
The old engineer turned his pain drawn
face toward me. y white capped nurse
gently brushed back the wild hairs from
his forehead
Thank YOU, miss he said and YOU
too, sir, for the good news l knew they
couldn't blame it on me. because it was
white at Mentor Poor Denny. he'd tell
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

held 70 an eighty-r,--i rli y
three-quarters OF az ,-.e- oil "ne'l
tlange
WHY uher one L. hose blg
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09

owners, owning lands lying within
the bound OF proposed and herein
latter described route of q Free Turn
Pike Road, respectfully ask that your
honorable body do appoint Commits
|sloners at q special session 10 he
held Friday, July 81, 1908, at
O'Clock p. m, to lay out and estab-
llsh Free Turnpike road pursuant
TO the provisions of the statute under
Chapter ca seven, "One Mile Assess
ment Pixies" Revised Statutes OF
Ohio, Section 4774 TO 1929. inclusive.
and all acts amendatory thereof or
supplementary thereto upon the fol-
lowing route between the following
points within the County OF Marion,
State OF Ohio. to-wit:
| Beginning in the road leading east
and west between Sections 81 and 2S,
Grand Prairie Township. Marion
lCCounty, Ohio. where the Marion and
Upper Sanduslty Turnpike intersects
1.-THE same: thence west on or near
the section line between Sections 81,
les, 20, 20, 10 and 80 Grand Prairie
township and Sections %, 20. % and
26 Salt Roc ktownship to the quarter
section line running north and south
Through the west half OF the south
west quarter OF section 90 Salt Rock
township, a distance OF 3 3-i miles,
more or less and there terminating.
We would represent that we are
residents OF Marion county. that we
lown lands that Vie within the
hounds OF said Free Turnpike Read
1--WE further request that an annual
levy be made OF extra tax upon all
the property within said bounds for
1.-THE period of not exceeding 25 years
land in amount not exceeding ten
mills upon the dollar valuation, each
lyear, as may be deemed necessary by
1.-The Commissioners appointed to con
struct said road and FOR such orders
lin the premises as are authorized By
llaw.
Dated May IL, 1908.
FRBD BROOKS AND OTHERS,
l6-o5-4td Petitioners
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09

offered at par and accrued interest to
the Trustees or the Sinking Fund In
their official capacity and IL the Sink
Ing Fund Trustees refuse to take the
same at par and accrued interest then
said bonds shalt be offered at public
sale ad sold In the manner provided
by law not FOR less than their par
value and accrued interest.
Section g.. The proceeds from the
sale Of said bonds, except premium
and accrued interest, shall be used for
the purpose Of paying the indebted
ness aforesaid. and FOR no other pur-
pose. And the Mayor and the City
Auditor. under the supervision of the
Finance Committee. OF the City
Council, he and they are hereby att
thoriaed to cancel and destroy the
Indebtedness above mentioned, and the
premium and accrued interest received
from the sale OF said bonds shall be
transferred to the Trustees Of the
Sinking Fund to be by them applied
in the manner provided by law.
Section 6. This ordinance shall be
In force from and after It's passage and
legal publication.
Passed July G, 1908.
s. r. RAUHAUSER,
president OF City Council
Approved bv louis ScherfY. Mayor.
Attest: Charles M. Tobin. CIT,
Clerk.
Star 7-S-15-08. Mirror, 7-916-0s.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09

so "a, opening at SS 1l-i snd clos
ing at 80 Ia; September between SS
Is and 90 5-S, opening at SS 1-2 ana
closing a t90: December between so
5-S nd 9l1 3-4, opening at 30 Ia and
closing at 81 1-S.
Corn July sold between II "a and
|72 3-S, opening at ~ is and clos
ing at II 3-4; s September between
II ga and ~ IS, opening at ~ 1-2
and closing at n rs; December be-
tween go IA and 81 I1-2, opening al
81 3-S and closing at 60 IA.
Oats--July sold between &C "a and
IS 1-2. opening M A ana closing al
4S Ia; September between 30 SIS and
40 SIS, opening at 40 SIS and clos.
ing at 30 rs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
UNION STOCK vAHDa

Union Stock Yards, H., July g.
Cattle-Receipts $500; estimator for
tomorrow 5000; market strong;
Prime beeves % S.25; poor to
medium 4. go a 5 80; stockers and
feeders 3 so a 5.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; estimated
for tomorrow 10000; market Sc
lower. Light 6 a 6.55; rough 6 a
c .30 mixed 8 40 a. $50; heavy
c SO a G SO 1-2; pigs a 80.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; estimated
for tomorrow 5000: market steady.
l0c lower. Native sheep 2.75 "a
4 so; western sheep 2 a. 4.5O;
pative lambs a G.75; western
lambs .25 a 6.75.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
Daily Market Report
EAST BUFPALO

East Bualo. N. Y, July 9--Cat.
tle-Recelpts 260; steady.
Veals-Receipts $50; firm; Gull to
choice a 7.50.
Sheep and lambs-Recelpts 200,
lambs active, sheep slow. Spring
lambs $50 a 1925; few at $50,
yeallings a $50; wethers %
4 .25; mixed sheep 2.75 a
EIogs-Receipts $3.50; steady.
Workers 6.25 a 6 30; pigs so "a
6; mixed and heavies G. 80 a o 80
roughs ) .25 a. 575.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
strsna. Action. Of |. steam Car.

Our little four-year-old has always
lived In an inland village and there
fore Is not much acquainted with nau-
teal affairs, though deeply Interested
In railroad trains and other forms OF
terrestrial locomOtlon. Recently he
visited In u neighboring town which
IL situated on river. Standing on
the shore, he saw little ferryboat APP
preaching and became much excited.
seizing his mothers skirts, he exclalm-
ed. ooh, look. mamma! Here comes q
choo-choo car In swlmming!" - Won.
ans Home Companion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09

Interest &C the rate OF Four per
cent. per AMMAN, payable semi.
ANNUALLY, and all interest accruinA
on said bonds shall, mature ana be
due and payable In March and Sep
tember OF each year, and for which
the proper interest coupons. shall
be attached and made part of said
bonds Both principal and interest
shall be payable ut the Office OF
the Treasurer Of the City of Mar
ion, Ohio. tN
Section 4. Said bonds shall ex-
press upon their face the purpose
for which they are issued and that
they are issued in pursuance OF
this ordinance. And, each bond shalt
be signed by the Mayor and Audi
tor OF the City Of Marion, ohio, Off.
cially in their own handwriting and
affixed thereto the corporate seal O,
the City of Marion, Ohio. Each
coupon shall have printed thereon
q fac-simile OF the signature OF
the Auditor OF said City OF Mar.
ion, Ohio.
| And the faith, credit and prom
erty of the City OF Marion. uhio
are hereby irrevocably pledged TOR
the payment OF said bonds and I'm
Nerest thereon at maturity.
| Section 8. The Committee OF
Finance of the Council is hereby
authorized and directed to have
said bonds and coupons properly
prepared and executed in accordance
with the provisions OF this ordinance
ana after having the same duIv
recorded In the office OF tho Audi.
por ana In the Office of the ,rru,.
ices or The Sinking Fund, In no.
lgotiate and sell the same for and on
Dehalt OF the City OF Marion. Ohio
III he manner prescribed by law.
Section s. The proceeds OF the
lsale OF said bonds shall be paio
in the City Treasury by said com.
mittee according to law. All pre
miums and accrued interest from
the sale OF said bonds shall be trans.
rerred ON warrant OF the city audi
tor to the Trustees of the Sink
ing Fund OF said City to be by then
applied in the manner prescribed
10y law.
Section 7. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force iron
and after the earliest period allow
ed by law.
Passed July 6, 1908.
s. X. RAUHAUSER,
: President OF City Council
Approved by the mayor, Lou
Scherff.
Attest: Charles NJ. Tobin, Cit
!. IClerk.
, Star 7-s-l5-Os. Mirror, 7-9-l6-OS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, July 9.--Butter-" 70.
ceipts 6,0l9 packages; fancy firm.
Creamery. extra, go 3-4; state dairy
tubs finest 2l l-2 a %; imitation
creamery firsts, 90; factory firsts 10.
Eggs Receipts S,l26 packages;
choice firm. earby white fancy, "a a
25: western selected choice, 10 a 90.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, o., July 3.-Wheat-Ca'l
92; July, 80 81; September 90 5-S;
December 92 3-s; May 95 3-d
COrn-Cash rs l-2; July ~ Ia Sep.
tember. "a 1-S; December GO rs;
May, 55.
0lts-Cash, 50; July II 1-2; septem-
ber, 40 "a.
Rye--No !, 7S; No. 2, II; No. 3
70.
Clovereed-Octobe 7.67 1-2; De,
cember 7.65: March 7.75; August
|alSike, 500.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09

payment.
Sec. 8. Bonds or notes Of the City
|of Marion Ohio, shall be issued In
of the collection OF the
|assessrfients by inst1llments. and in
IAN amount equal thereto.
Sec. g. That the remainder 'cf Inc
|entire cost Of said ,in,pruvenint shall
|be paid by the issuance OF bonds IN
che manner provided by law,
Sec. Z. That said improvement
Ishall be Of first.class sewer pipe
with the necessary catch ch-basins, man,
holes, etc., and the following material
Imay be bid upon therefor: First class
sewer pipe. KIM
Sec. s. That the B1ard OF Public
IServioe be and are hereby authorized
Iand directed 10 make and execute O
contract for aid Improvement to thu
lowest and best bidder after the ad.
Ivertisement according to law.
Sec. Q. This ordinance shall be In
ldorce and take effect from and aftel
the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed July G. 1903.
8. r. RAuHAUSER,
President OF City Council.
Approved by Louis ScherH, Mayor.
Attest: Charles NJ. Tobin, CIT,
Clerk.
star 7-s-15-os. Mirror, 7-o-le-os.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKETS.

IOSAL FNoDoSE "HNNIiSs
DIRECTED Daily by Chas Turner 4 %
PAYING PRICE.
Butter, 1Sc per lb. ....
Eggs l5c per doZen.
Lard. per lb.. &c.
Popcorn. &c.
SELLING PRlCn.
Butter, 22c per lb.
Eggs, 1Sc per dozen.
Cheese, N. Y. cream. sos.
Lard, per h., Il 1-1o.
Syrup. per gal, 4sc.
Sugars, per lb., to 90.
Teas, per lb., 400 TO ti.W.
Vinegar, per gal. 25o.
Salt, per bbl., 81 l,25.
Hand picked Navy Rsans, u Per
lb.
Carolina Head Rice. 10s per ID. or
3 lbs. for 25c.
Lima Beans. loo.
Marrowfat Beans. 7c or tlbs. for z5e
Cracked Hominy, 4c or lbs for 1Os
Corn Meal. per sack, zoo.
Graham Flour. per sack. sts.
Prunes, Ia to l5c.
Dried Peaches. ls 10 7bc.
Seed Raisins, l5c .wo iss.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
CLEVELAND

Cleveland, July 9-Hogs-Lower;
receipts 30 cars; shipments 800;
Workers, mixed and heavies G.G5:
best pigs SO; stays and roughs 4
40 s 40
Calves-Steady: receipts 150.
Sheep and enthusiastically; re-
ceipts 3 cars,
Cattle-Receipts 6 ears, steady.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
FLOUR.

b. p. OF Marion Q-f bbl) 3l.6O.
Legal Tender. ia bbll $l.50.
Monarch flour ia bbl0 81. 40.
KnlckerboclSer ia bhl.) $40.
Carnation IA bbl) $50.
Gilt Edge IA bblD. sl.25.
Gold Medal. "a bbl). si.70.
Golden Flake IA bbl0. yl.N.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09

vi
f6h4uSS4Strwo M A No proceed
wifh fhs i,nnrovsu,ent AZ high street
sro,b f,sntsr sttaxt south N tbe center
~ se,,oaa oi,av
yse n orda,nsd bv the rounci, Of the
rilv ~ Marian state NJ fh,o.
sssect,on That q ,s herebv decided
~ f.,unci, ~ ,he civ NJ Marion.
thio thres sourths of All tho members
s,A.l.a .hssa,n oonc,,rr,no. to ,roceed
t,,th ~ i,.n,ov.mart ~ tMgb s,rset
sraso fssntar atreat rs,th Ia the center
~ sasana ai,av IN ncrn,r,nce with a
r.ss.i,tian al that nurnoaa naseed on
*. 1o,s 40 ~ Mae 1a0a NV said
ryd,oai, ana ba,ho tnown no i,esoIu-
.tSr ~, 81 ona H. accordonce With
tba .ion. srao,ficaf,on, eablmates and
bs,,e;ise haratasore onnrnved and now
~ s,is 4, M ofs,ce ne tbe denartm Ont
ns.t,,bi,n setvlce
c.,yo That ou c,ait,s f,r d,m.
axss ,bararrom ahali he bdicia,ly in
as,rAa ,rtn hesora an. oon,nenceme ent
- *. rr,,n,,saa l,onrova,nant ana the
rltv s,,i,c,tor hs ana be Ia hereby a,,.
,h,.ri..d ana directad N institute nro.
ceea,nvs n n c,url OF competent jur-
,sd,ntioh "A ,nouire into such elaims
aec q Thnt ,be whole cost of said
tva,,r..t,s,ro,t le,s onaI,iftieth thereof
aua tha oa.t no intersectlon shall be
aAessaad bv Tho foot frontage upon ali
lota and lands obutting and bounding
M, sa,d ,mprovement between Cen.
.ar .traa, ana tho center of second nj.
Isv so,,tb which said lols and lands
ora besahv detern,ined Ia he especially
hAn4SItad nv said improyement; and
sbs cost AZ said Imnroyenent shall in.
ouae the exbense of printing. publish.
inn ona se,v,ce os notices. resolutions
ordlnances reo,,Ired. the cost OF issu.
irs, the came ,ssued In anticipation Of
the co,iectlon Of I'M. assessment to b,
Isv,ad for said ,mnroyement interes
ana o,, other necessary expendltures.
sec. 4 That the assessments so I.
he levied shall be paid in five annua
iustallfnents with interest on deferred
payments not to exceed six go pc
cent. per annum. payable semi-annual
". Provided that the owner of an!
pronerty NAV. AT his option, pay sucl
assessments ar any number of Install
ments thereon at any time after sal,
nssessrnent has been levied, with in
terest to the semi-annual interest da.
az said bonds next following the las
navmeot
cact ponds or notes Of tbe CIT,
~ Marian Ohio shall be issued in an
tieinatlon of the collection of the as
sessments by installments. and in a
amount cnual thereto.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09
Peoples Transfet
{ Storage Co.
Phones 1856
Mirror Want Column.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--An experienced b1okkeeps
er one who understands Shorthand
preferred. State salary Address
Short Hand" care of Mirror.
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