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LONG GRIND AHEAD.
United States Court Announces Big
Batch of jury Cases.

There viii be setting of jury cases
in the United States courts. Friday,
March 6. at 10 n, m. the trials to begin
Monday, April 10. The total list of
cases subject to be set include three
United states criminal cases at issue,
four United states criminal cases not
at issue: six United states civil cases
at issue; seven United Sltltes civil
cases not at issue; As other civn cases at
issue; " other civil cases not at issue
or these there are q personal in
jury cases AT issue; six personal in
jury cases not at issue: four crops
smoke Gases at issue; six cropssmoke
cases not at issue,
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LEWIS THE WINNER.

Glens Falls. n. Y. March 3.--willie
Lewis of New York. defeated Bill Hur-
ley of New Jersey In round boat
before the Crescent Athletic club here
last night. Lewis was Hurley's master
ut all stages OF the fight.
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lam TAKEs NEGRo,s r1rE.

Trenton. N. j., March 3.-deorge
Wilson. negro, was electrocuted to-
day for the murder in December last
OF Frederick Romer, an Orange, N.
j., undertaken, who was killed in his
room at a hotel.
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STATE BALANCE SHEET.
Cash ON Hand 20 Begin March With
is $685., 1866

State Treasurer James Christensen
has just filed his February report with
the state auditor. The receipts for the
month amounted 10 sSO.iio05. which
with the balance left over from jan
uary. of s5Sl,ST4.s3. making n total OF
cash on hand during the month of
sG61, 7s4sS. The disbursements amount
ed TO SOC, 29S.27. leaving cash on hand to
begin the month OF March with, $685.
4S6.6l The balance IN the various
funds Is ne folloWs.
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named Carman, for which charge Rich
ardson is now called upon to answer.
Taking OF Williams testimony occu-
pied about one hour, and this after
noon the case is being resumed in Judge
Armstrong; court.
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THoUGHTFUL MEN

Should not fail 10 read the book
Mormon Philosophy
by l.. A. Wilson. Send 1oe for copy
TO.
DEsEREr NEWS BOOK STORE
6 Main street.
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FRANK {. DAvEY
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Well Known Young Man Ends His
Life With a Revolver
Bullet.
GRIEF GIVEN AS THE CAUSE.
Wife Lies Dying in a san Francisco
Hospital and Is Not Told of
The Tragedy.

BJIILETGN--A Dispatch received
this afternoon stated that Mrs. Davey
had learned OF her husbands untimely
end and was hearing up brayely UNI
der the strain. Mrs. Darmon left for
the bedside of her sister on the Over
land Limited this afternoon.
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AMUsEAIENr colMlrEEs.

II we are not already printing your
programs and tickets for You. get our
samples and prices before placing your
next order, We can satisfy you az 10
prices, for our prices are right.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
Liberty stake Relief society VIII be
held In the Second ward meeting,
Rouse, Frld0y, March 9, az 2 D. IN. a
full attendance ~ desired
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OFFICE SUPPLIES.

The mtost, Complelest and hest.
everythlug from pens and inks IN 10
school desks. including loose lenf
ledgers iiling devices, etc, constantly
on hand q The Deserot News Book
Store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03

4 things to be considered i'm Cocoa.
flavor, aroma, strength and color found
i'm McDonald's pure cocoa. One quality
one price.
One spoonful of this cocoa will go twice
as far as any other
manuf acur the best
the ghestd
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Nor ro IIIln TAsrE.

rs she the kind OF girl who would
cat her heart QUIT"
mot al an; she's a vegetarian
Harpors Weekly,
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EN.--At Los Angeles. ca
Feb 20, 1908, Frederick w. Hasnni
gen. In his forty-fourth year NJ
Haeusgen leaves wife, Mrs AID.
Haeusgen. and three children Doo
herty, Frederick and Charlnttn
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DIED.

JcNEs-At ~ south Fifth W..
street, March l, of diphtheria nnest
don T., son of Thomas w. and N5sr,,
Jones, aged years, months snss
days. Interment took place sn, ru
day at city cemetery. SUIT
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ANDERSoN---At Rowland han NJ.
day night, March Q, Justinin Az,
derson, aged 3S years. All
Notice of time and place of funer,,
later, a
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS.

Every household contains them, but
few think of preserving them in neat
and convenient shape; You can
have them bound IN any style and az
any expense you may decide on al
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
POSTMASTER AT RANCH
lsneoinl Id Ala oNews.ll

Washington. y. c.. March S.-Allce
Seaman has been appointed postmaster
at Ranch Kane county Utah, vice
Annie Mcdonald, resigned.
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LOST.

CHAIN OF GOLD BEADS BETWEEN
70 G Street and 222 South West Temple
Street. Return 70 G Street Reward.
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the Masonic temple at u. m todar
ITuesday), under the auspices a.
Mount Moriah lodge No. 2, r. &
M. He also was member OF thn
Modern Woomen and the Electrics,
Workers union. Interment I'm Monnt
Oliyet cemetery 'S
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MARRIoTT--on Monday, March ,
1908, at the residence, 3S X street
of heart failure, Laura d. Marriott
wife of j. M. Marriott.
Funeral announcement later
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state OF Utah, county OF Salt Lake.
w s. Mccormick being first duly sworn
according 10 law deposes and says that
h. ~ IN prleior NJ The 1bnNe named hank:
thar the above and foregoing report con,
tains q run true ana correct statement of
the condition OF the said bank at tins
close OF business on the sth day OF Feb,
runry 1905 w s.. Mccormick
suhgcribed and sworn 10 before me this
2Sth day OF February, 1905.
(SealJ w. o, CLELAND.
Notary Public
My commission expires Sept. o. 1910.
state OF Utah, Office Of tho Secretary
OF State.
!. q s. Tlngey. Secretary OF state OF
the state Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is full, true aud correct
CODY VI the statement OF the above named
igenty-eghih day Of February, 1875
(seal). G. g. TlN0EY
Secretary Of state,
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BURTON-March 2. 1908. at 3 a. m
Mary, the infant daughter of Wi,
lard G. and May Hunter Burton.
age months.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence of Willard c.. Burton, 9SIS
south State, on Thursday. March :
1908, at 2:30 D. m. Friends invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03

r.. T.. Evans, Florist, SO S. Main St
Floral designs a specially. Phone 90f
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Edward Halter, Former Ma
rlonite Has Both Legs cut off
WAS SWITCHING CARS
While Making Coupling at
Urbana, He Is Run Down.
Pennsylvania Officials on Rubber
neck Jaunt--News Items of the
Local Railroads. .

Edward q. Halter, former resi-
dent OF this city being at that time
employed as brakeman in uhe To-
cal Erie yards was killed at Ur-
bana about o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Halter was well known
in local railroad circles and the
accident was the subject of com
ment today among those having oc-
casion to be on the fourth division
OF the Erie road late Wednesday.
Halter was, at the time of the
accident performing his duties as
swI.~..man, making a coupling wtien
he was by some moons caught and
thrown to the ground. lie was run
over by both wheels Of a. car and
both legs wore amputated lie was
taken to a, hospital where death
came soon to relieve him. Halter
while working on this division OF
the road was employed as a brake
man and at this occupation he had
been engaged nearly all OF ms
nfe. He leaves wife and children
at Gallon. Funeral arrangements
have not been completed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
FLOCKEN SELLS
HIS DRUG STORE
Simpson and Lantzbaugh of
Mansfield are Purchasers.
NEW FIRM In CHARGE
. ---.-~--
NLTs1I 4 n T-AALsALN r
Will Remodel the Interior of
a the Store. 9aaniS
L. Il. Flocken Had Been In Busines
here Many Yearsz-Retifes Be-
cause of Ill Health. .-.z-..z...
-rrlh ME1k

"a deal was consurnn1ated today.
whereby Louis II. Flocken, the
druggist. transfers his 'ocal drug
store, at the corner of Center and
Main streets to william Simpson
and Guy Lautsbaugh two prominent
young Pharmacists of Mansfield. Mr..
Flocken has been conducting his store
in this city for many years, having
built up one of the leading drug
businesses of the city.
When seen today member of the
firm state that sucn GeaI had been
under consideration for some time
past and that Mr.. Flocken desired to
discontinue his work on account of
al health. Mr.. Simpson, one of the
new partners, came to this city,
"Wednesday and took charge. Mi'.
Lantsbaugh win come Briday and the
two will conduct the business along
the same lines as in the past. II is
probable that the store room will be
rearranged and improved.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
THE CHRIST HEART.

6l.-Lf he shall show himself a
worthy man. 10 - ia
Solomon starts splenddly. First
act as king one OF brotherly love
and mercy. Only one condition ami
o fair enc, Th worthy But Adon
ijah was not worthy and to save
the nation he followed his unworthy
! t'others. Suppose you held your ife
on the same terms? Yet some OF
You fellows are expecting to havA
your eternal life saved on .Ae
ground of your worthiness. You
can not even tell the truth for a
whole day to save your life. can
we like sheep have gone astray.
There IL none that doeth good not
cne Paul was q good man. Read
what he says about it I'm the last
part of nomans z. Adonijah. w'.N
kind of heart he had, could not
boo-, -..--'h--s0 he died. Memo
we. Christ gives ms new heart
and we are saved because we are
worthy with the Christ heart witt
In us.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
LEGAL NOTICE"

In the Common Pleas Court MA
rion County, Ohio. aai.n F,
"a Hain az executor OF the eH
tate of John Free deceased re
tiff VS. Parmalie Free ct al peiepu
ants.
The following persons, deienuai'
in the above entitled cause hanne'y
Rozilla Crofford and Amsnda '' ip
lor. Burr Oak, Mich; Mary A. rios
mire. Deerfield, Mo-; JACOB CroiIoru
overton Mo-; Machael Cone Joph
Gone, Maggie Reynolds Conrad Gone
sarah Ann Cone, Mary Cone all OIL
Ellston Iowa; N. j.. Kent. ii. n. Kent
and r. p. Kent all OF HeHsasl
Montana; Ri'ey Clark las
known place OF residence
caldwell Iowa; Wesley Clark,
last known place of residence Kinks
Vile, III; Ella Crawford, last lonown
residence, Round Hill, Kansas; Sarah
A. Hpsson, Carmen, Okla; Harvey
Kanable, Pittsburg, Pa, all non7resi
dents of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 2Sth. day OF, October Al d. 1908
plaintiff commenced an ACTOR
against them and others in Common
Pleas Court of Marion County, OHIO
praying that the Court construe tn
Will OF the lPte John Free and TO
an order end directioi Of sail Cour
as to the true construction OF sad
will
That they are required TO answe
said petition by the 18th. doy :.
December A. ID. 1908, otherwis
judgment win be rendered agains
them.
s. II. lHIAIN as executor OF
the estate OF John Free
deceased.
william r. Moloney Attorney TO-
Oct, 20 Ct
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

Lesson Solomon Annointed
King Kings 1920, 5O-53.
AMERICAS DEBT TO ENGLAND.
David, shepherd lad, coming
down to court on donkey with
some homsly provisions as personal
gilt for tho king finds Israel a
nation OF farmers under the heel
OF their Philistine neighbors. 'Old
aud stricken In years, Che was
seventy he hands the Kingdom over
to Solomon a nation Of traders, inn
pregnabiy intrenched at Jerusalem
world power. Because David and
israel were true to God that Is
why. Only few years ago In Amer
ica, nation OF farmers warning
with her ncighbors and herself
foday a nation of traders and a
world power Why? BLESSED is the
nation whose God is Jehovah, the
people whom He hath chosen
Chosen to bless the world. Israel
and America. Some people claim
bhe Anglo-SaXons are the ten lost
ulDes' David found little PhOeneca
with its feet in the sea the eng
land OF that day, Tyre and Sluon
were the London and Liverpool whose
ships sailed the seas and gathered
the worlds treasures, Wise David
made little Phonecia his friend and
she taught Israel how to trade. Israel
still knows how. Hiram also taught
Israel beauty and We see coming
20 the throne In our lesson today,
the apteEt pupil old Tyre ever had,
so that the glory of his capital be-
came the wonder OF the world. Tyre
lives in Israel and England will al
ways live in America. Hut the price
OF our glory is our faithfulness to
God. lisa. hS:l4O
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
To Awaken
u
asss the Liver

Coated tongue, aching head, bilionsness,
indigestion, constipation alternating with loose-
ness of the bowels, feelings Of depression and
ill-temper.
These arise from sluggish torpid action Of
the liver.
Relief comes after the use Of one of DR.. A.
w. Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills and cure
with few weeks use Of this great regulator
of the liver. i.
With the liver right there Is usually no
disturbance OF the digestive system or bowels.
Therefore get at the cause oftrouble by awaken
ing the liver to action by use Of Dr. A. w.
Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills.
Mr.. z. M, TAYLOR, Port Chester. Nd.
writes;-- ''Haying used pr. A, w. Chase's
Kidney and Liver Pills for a number Of years
| consider them the best liver regulator | ever
used. ! eheetiully recommend them to any!
one afflicted with headaclie and other sympt0ths
Of disordered liyer" \ IN loGniG2t
One pill dose. as cts a box, atall dealers or
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
FATHgR KILLERS.
I3. y Solomon my son.


As business man, running
kingdom, David was phenomenal
success, AS a family man, running 4
household, David was an ingnomini-
Gus failure. Ammon, Absalom. Andon!
iiahl and each father killer. What
doth 1t profit man TO win for
tund and find broken heart Ola
ana stricken in years at seventy
Dayid's administering of the king
dom never did It. The good mans
work is his fun. The more the diff
ficulty, the more the zest 1t Is
betrayal that hurts and treachery
that kids. Ammon's wickedness
Brought David to old age. Absalom's
treachery to decepltilde and Adon-
iiah finished him. We see the same
thing every day And whose the
fault Cultivate the boy with loving
hand as carefully as fayor TO
flower and there will be no age
before the time But. II you are too
busy te enter the garden the slugs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
4 SON

Il SON ,sIy .H.a
35-lie shall come and sit upon
my throne. s.,rt.. .ug.,.
One of the most pleasing sights
is to see the worthy son mounting
the fathers throne "Old Dr.. Pratt"
and 'Young DR. Pratt" means ex-
perience plus energy which equals
success, ''Iou win have to see my
son about that, he has charge "
Things now" are the happiest words
the business veteran can say. "Give
that job to my son Jim, he'll do
Il quicker and better" exclaims the
proud old artisan. with kindling
eye You never SEQ the sign, Some
body 4 Son unless the son is some
body! Since writing this sentence,
| went up and down the business
streets OF a great city looking for
few ! found. Then ! went through
the advertising pages of paper, with
the same result. And then I asked
why? Does pleasure sing her siren
song too sweetly for the rich mans
boyY When ! was a boy Il was very
hard to weed onions. with the gang
over the fence with fishing poles,
shouting "Come along. Gill" Mr..
John Wanamakar said to me once,
How many business houses In
hhiladelphia do you suppose are In
existence today, that wer e there
when ] went TO work as a boy? Just
SIX Where are the sons? Now you
know why the countryside has to
pour in her tide OF rich young
blood to save the city Gods plan
IS that the son shall honor Uhe
father and that means to stand by
his side, trust in his God and means
TO sit on his throne, A Solomon.
Ups. 72;17; marg.)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

"a. Bltr IMltN
3S.-The Cherethites and the
peiethites. M
Yes, George, these are big words
but they specify big Men" The
men who can always be depended
upon to be loyal aud true. Such
men make rtnrones possible-ip
states or in trade They stand next
to tho king Their names are ON
the mahogany desk In the inner Of
tice "My old Reliables' his nigh
ness Is often heard to say. They
never care when the whistle blows.
Their eyes are on the king and not
on the clock, David selected his head
men from the Cherethites and 'he
Pelethites. There Is where the head
men are still found 'lhe c. P's like
10, they all do it, even to helping
do, they all dol 4, even to helping
the "kinlg's" son to mount his faith.
er's throne, 1t is an honor and a
privilege to wear the true Blue. Do
you belong. Our King Emanuel is
recruiting such a body. He has a
shorter name. You can easily speh
It. Saints. He has chosen and called
you. What an honor! Join and get
q high position. Il Cor 1926; o.
Initiation fee just the same as
David's body guard--your heart The
rules plain and simple. here tney
are-John 15:14-27.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
THE sUcCnssION.

T,--As jehovah hath been-with
the king-so be He with Solomon.
benaiah' the old soldier seems
to have been the most religious or
the party and bluntiy prays the
son may be greater than the father
everybody expects next years ma
chimes TO be an improvement on
last years And why not. men?
while young folks all want TO start
where the old folks leave on they
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

forget the old folks God. Result,
disaster. The Christians God is par.
ucularly the God OF the family.
lhe world expects the good man
to have good sons and when a
son dlsappoints the world 1t de
spises him most heartily. The other
day the son OF a minister was us
inls some bad language. A Goddess
man who stood by said to me with
contempt in, his voice and sneer
on his face. EAnd his father is q
preacher you are good the
world says, FOf, course; he has a
good father. !. When you are bad,
the world is surprised and exclalms
ids sti that mans sonl" God w
your father and God with you-wii'
you have himY
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
SIGlIKERS

At Volley ball in the Y. NJ G. A.
gymnasium last evening Clark's
aggregation took the conceit out of
Smiths bunch by winning two out
OF three hard fought games Emery
defeated Young's five in three
straight games.
The scores Clark, 16, 18, 1S
smith lS. l6. 10; and Emery IS, 1S,
Is, Young o, II, 3.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
C0L0NlALS ARE VICTORS
Defeat the West Rnders Essily at
Murphy Alleys Last Night

The Colonials defeated the West
ENDS last night at the Muir ny bow
ling pavilion by 1870 pins in thres
games. The scores:
NuINcfp ANN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

There will be some class to '.'e
polo game tonight between Marion
and Twin Cities The locals expect
to show a decided Improvement in
their work and from this time fortn
the local management expects the
Marion team to be in the running
all OF the time to discover what
was wrong with the team. lhat
something was wrong was eyideM
from the first but getting at the
real cause was not by any means
easy.
There may be a change or two
on the team tonight. Such move
is planned and will probably be
carried out The local promoters
OF the game are well supplied with
cash and the sport loviIg public
can depend upon il tlhat they will
secure winning team IL given
the proper amount OF encourage
msnt.
The attendance has been on the
increase despite the poor showing
made by the team thus far. Az
soon as Marion gets TO playing
winning ball the crowds will tax
tne capacity OF the rink at every
game.
Ole, the "Flying Swede" who
- the last appearance OF 1win
Cities won the game for his team
by making five goals in but short
time, and other Noted polo playcrs
will Sc seen in the visitors lineup.
Captain Deylin says that he is GER
tain Marion will break its hoodOo
on the local floor tonight and 1t Is
probable that there will he a big
crowd CT rooters there to encourage
the players.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Nose Out the Clippers on
Y. M. {. A. alleys.
VOLLEY BALL EXCITING
Clark's Team Defeats the
Five Lead by Smith
EmeIy's Aggregation Has Easy
Picking with Young's Team
News Notes of the Association

The Strikers won two out Of q
the Clippers on the y M G. A.
bowling alleys last evening Tha
games were close and exciting, tho
Clippers winding the second In the
series by only three pins. The
scores were as follows t..-i|.F
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

200 bbls. New York Greetings and
Baldwin apples that we are going to
sell at $l.OO per bushel or $3.50 per
bbl. for few days.
M-l7-5t CHAS. TURNER & co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

and the weeds are not And boys
II you want to keep your father
yourls. stand by him You are his
aud he Is proud OF you When you
90 VOL you ought to see the spar
kle in his eve when he mentions
you down at the Office Aud when
you do III his associates say,
. Brown is attending TOO close 10
business and ought to take a rest.
God in his goodness gave David one
boy to comfort his old age-and
how many OF you are Solomons.
prov. 23;l5-l7.-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
TO OCURE A COLDIN ONEDAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qui-
nine Tablets. Druggists refund
money II 1t fails to cure. E. W.
GROVES signature is on each box
25c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

II taken this month, keeps you
well all winter. Makes the little ones
eat, sleep and grow. A tonic for the
whole family. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. SO cents, Tea or Tab
lets.
Flocken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

"a beautiful line or ladies neckwear
in the new Directoire Ruffs, at
LUDWdGIS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Flocken's Pharmacy.

Our suits are reduced to half and
some less than half this week.
LUDWIG'S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

Beatty and Longs Mature" shape
shoes for men. women and children
are neat styles and perfect filters.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

Fancy Ohio grown Potatoes, 75c per
bushel in bushel lots.
l1-7-5t CHAS. TURNER G co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Id, 8; ZANEsVILLE, /

MANSFIELD, .: GAINESVILLE, !,
GAINESVILLE Nov. l9-Mansfield
simply overwhelmed GAINESVILLE last
night and won easily, . to /. The
visitors had it on the Tigers az
every stage Of the game. Taylor
was the brilliant performer OF the
pvaniOO. 4oa-un..