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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-12-19

J. II. Culp, painting and rape
hanging, Burns. Oregon.
Every one seems busy thes,
days preparing for Christmas.
Edison monographs and re
cords for sale at Lunaburg &
Dalton's.
J. c. Welcome 4 Son = car
'riage heaters $3.50 each. Goa
81. 25 per dozen.
If you want a Carriage Heater
Hopkins Bros. is the place tc
get a good one.
II. NJ. Horton sells holiday
goods cheaper than any other
firm in town. See.
Walter Cross was a business
visitor from his Trout Creek
home during the week.
Ex-County Judge Shields was
over from his Silver Creek home
for a few days this week.
A fine assortment Of street
hats may be seen at Mrs. s. f.
Drinkwater's Millinery parlors.
For SALE-Cheap II sold at
once, one drop head sewing ma
chine. Inquire at French Hotel.
Celia, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Byrd, injured
her knee Thursday evening. II
is not serious but annoying.
Having disposed Of my livery
and feed stable to Henderson
Elliott. all accounts due me should
be settled at once.
SIMON LEWIS.
Besides some new millinery
novelties, we have n few very
nice Christmas goods. Call and
see -Mesdames Reed & Johnson.
J. ]. Heinz was up from his
Lawen home this week. He has
from his hill ranch to the
lake for the winter where he
will feed his stock.
Mrs. G. w. Clevenger arrived
home Tuesday from Prairie City
where she had been on account
Of the serious illness Of her moth
er. She left the lady improving.
Get Voegtly's prices on Imple-
ments, etc. before purchasing.
can do better than any house
IN town. | do not have a Whole
sale House Representative with
me all summer. some one has 10
pay him.
NATIONAL FOREST USERS
sill find Il 20 an advantage In
remittances 10 the Dis
trict Headquarters TO send Har-
ney County National Bank
drafts. which are issued direct
on the Governments Financial
Agents at Portland. Oregon.
z Edward Southworth came over
from his Bear Valley home We'd
nesday and left yesterday on his
return accompanied by his wife
and little son. Miss Ella Sweek
who has been teaching over in
Grant County. came in with Ed.
and will visit with home folks
for an indefinite time.
For SALE - -Four 4-year-old
thoroughbred Herford bulls from
the famous Henry Gray herd Of
Crook County. have purchased
from another herd 10
take the place Of these is my
reason for selling. w. f. Smith.
Burns, Oregon.
A pill in time that will save
nine is Rings Little Liver Pill.
For biliousness, sick headache,
constipation. They do not gripe.
Price 25. Sold by The Welcome
Pharmacy, Burns. Ore. Fred
Haines, Harney. Ore.
Senator Elect C. w. Parrish
.ook his departure for Portland
ihe early part Of the week. He
Intends TO remain In Portland
intil the legislature meets. On
he senatoria! question he has
title TO say. He is unpledged.
rhe matter Of Offering a bounty
N coyotes is important 10 the
district which he represents. He
8 of the opinion that in case a
county is provided that II would
'e proper 20 require the self
IfIidavit of the one procuring il.
Blue Mt. Eagle.
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Fresh milk COW for sale. In
quire at this Office.
Chicken dinner at the Over
land Hotel on Christmas day.
Lap robes and Blankets al
Bedrock prices at Hopkins Bros
Ben Ausmus was up on a visit
to his family the first Of this
week.
The best display of Postal and
Christmas Cards at City Drug
Store.
| Mrs. X. Calkins was here this
week on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Barnard.
J. c. Welcome & Son car
riage heaters Sl.50 each. Coal
$1.25 per dozen.
David and George Craddock
were down from Silvies a few
days during this week.
Just received consignment of
ladies and misses cloaks Luna
burg & Dalton.
J. P. Withers was over from
his Harney home Thursday re
turning yesterday.
The new steel furniture for the
vault at the court house has ar
rived and viii be installed at
once.
We have a large assortment Of
Carriage Heaters. Sure to please
you in quality and price. Hop
kins Bros.
|. L. Poujade and family were
down from Cow creek yesterday
to attend the funeral Of little
Herbert Welcome.
The teaching profession has
been very much in evidence dur
ing this week attending the ms
titute. The meeting has been
very successful and instructive.
EsTRAY- Came to my place
year ago a black mare weight
about 1850. unbroke. branded l. |
C connected on left shoulder, the |
l. being reversed. Owner call
prove property and pay charges. |
w. w. Cox, Burns. Ore.
EsTRAY- Taken up December
1907 at my place at Egli. one
brown gelding. weigh about 1850 I
lbs. age Z years, brands quarter
circle u on left shoulder and +
on left jaw. Owner call. provel
property, pay charges.
j. Z. COCHRAN.
For SALE s acres soldiers adj
ditional guaranteed land scrip. /
Can file on any fraction less than
10 acres ard get difference at
$l.25 per acre. Price S64. Call
or address
GERALD GRIFFIN Narrows. Or. |
The Smith & Swain deep well
drilling machine has been brought |
down from the M. l.. Lewis place |
They went down until a soft for |
nation was struck that would
have 10 be eased and as there Is |
no casing here they discontinued
work. The machine will do con-
siderable work here in town. be-
ing now in operation at Arthur
Horizons residence.
DIED A very sad and sudden
death occurred in this city Thurs
day afternoon when Herbert |
Clay. the four year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Welcome Jr. |
passed away. The little fellow
had been suffering from Group
and had bad choking spells. He
was playing about the house on
~ a few minutes before an at
tack Of coughing and nausea.
He had raised quantity Of
mucus but before he could spit
it out suddenly caught his breath
drawing il into his larnyx. ehok-
ing him. His grandmother hast
ened for the doctor but Mrs.
Welcome soon followed carrying
the little patient 70 the Office
where DIR. Marsden Immediately
began trying TO revive him. The
mucus had p Aope reached the
lungs by this time and the doe
tor could do nothing although
he labored for two hours. DIR.
Marsden states IL was an acci-
dent and was not membranous
Group. Such an accident might
not happen in one case ont of
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ukiIap frArrs LAgB OffIen.
uufna. oregon, heptsmbei a. ll1ai
kuiies 10 hsfsby glsen that Dsnns O'lsneh.
Nu. ~ tulln. tmaillla i0unty, ufrTun, shu un
seIfsmicfll ~ iee, made flini.gf 80 rt,lue suofn
stsis ngni 80, col. i0f fi.sli., hNi.-t's,
nNi.Akt. section !, Township ~ fOuth
Range %. faaf. Miilameite atridian, hes
nied notice 0l inteuiiJn 10 uAh Tinal Proof,
10 esteblish claim a. the land absFs doscfit,ed.
before the Register and teCasNer, a. hufns.
oregon, on the And day " hosens-f, tita.
Claimant names witnesses
HaIfy q. smith, aud ATrbis Meoosan boih
Of hams, oregon. Dcnuia iellso, of holin
Oregon. fIant % lsefson, ~ hurns, Vfrgun,
~ fArna, ttEiiieF.
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Gin gerid)t Der Giiembabm=& Som
miiSipn.

Die Staats<g aommiiiion
bat einen Berift angefertigt, Scr
piele intereliante angaben entbGlt
gs gebt barnus berbor, Dob bel
Sen teranii9en 8obnen 1851 @e-
afnte uno 4ngeiteate beibdftigt lino,
Die peri1ieoenen 2inier beforoerter
az, 554,976 Sonnen 5radt mofiir
iie ipabreno oes berflolienen, am 80.
Suni enoenoen, Sabres, Die Summt
BON $55,97496f erbielten. Die Iui.
iagier5uge boben t7354,607 Mei-
len 8uriidgeIegt, Die 8ra6t8iige 49,
235,457, Die gemildten 3iige L.
1855 uno Die Spe5ial5iiee 52,5la
Meilen. $50 8erionen muroen bel
Giienbabnunfaaen getotet uno 5532
Derlest, cine 4bnabme Der @etote'
ten BON 80 uno cine 3unabme oel
BerleBten bon 1910 geeen Dos Dor.
~bergebenoe Snbr. Die gabnen be.
iiben 1889 2ofomotipen, 1f45 Gai
iagiercars, $1,000 5roftcars mi
3577 &ompagniecars. Oas 9efijit
Der 8abnen om SdluB oes Sa6res
miro auf $13,952, 605 ongegeben
Dos IN ben teroniiden giienbahner
inneitierte &apital be8iffert iif ou-
S499, DOB ,t31.
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MISUNDERSTANDING int ugeetbopen".

Cine nibt geraoe groBartige, aber
por5iiglid 0urdgefiibrte Mbenounter=
baltlng muroe a1n SamItag bonn
9eetbopen Mdnnerbor gegeben. Ser
erite Sell beitanb aus einem biibl6en
fleinen &on5ert, bel Dem Der Ser
Elm uDu, meme berrlihe &oie i'm
Sal" bon Muper unb Gin Conn
tag auf Der Mlm~ bon 4oi6at por-
trug. 8eioe Numntern muroen gut
g~eiungen, gar5 beionoers aber 0as
rite. 0as 10 a%bgerunoet uno id)0n
porgetragen murbe, DOB oas Yubli-
fun itiirmiid cine @ieoerboIllng
berlangte. 3mifden ben beioen gbor=
Iieoern lagen 5mei Soloportr1ge.
SRI. Winnie Miider ipielte Die Sic
berie BON @ieurtemps nit feiniiil-
niger Iuffaiiung uno in brilantem
8ortrag nnb @err $. 8. grotDn
fang nSor Chs BON De &oben, 6ei
Dem feline prddtige ipmlpotbiife
Gimme CUR bonlten @eltung fam.
Geioe muBten fid gu 3ngaben per-
iteben. Sci beioen I~ortrdgen lpiclte
SRI. 2uciae Wiiaer Die &labierbe-
gleitnng.
Nad benz &on5ert mllroe Der mr.
alte, ober INNER nod lebensfriihe
@inafter bon @oerner ,Shtpar3er
Setter" gegeben. Die 9ariteaer ma-
rem SRI. Haula Stolte uno Ole Ser
rem 6. S. 2afrens uno Saul &ohs.
Gs muroe aaerliebit geipielt, aub
oas ~3uimmenipie NOR por3iigIih).
Das Stiifhen ging 10 glatt nno
biibih iiber Die giibne, pie mar es
ielten bel oerortigen Mnffiibrungen
finoet. Muh bic Musitattung ipar
bubih.
Die Broben fin Die Muffiibrlutg
Der Sperette nYrin5eB GbrDimtbe-
mum, Die am 25. Nopember uater
ben Mufpi5ien oes 8~eetbopen Mdri-
ner6or itattfinoet, 1ino in polem
@ange uno peripreden cine iebr err
folgreihe 8or5tellung. Mm Sonntag
fano I'M Beetbopen @arten cine p9o-
tograpbiibe 4ufnabme Der MitDir-
fenoen I'M &oltum itatt. Die @ruppe
bot einen nunoerid0nen farbeil=
prdhtigen Mnblif ur1o lieB erfennen,
oaB Die Muffibrung Der rei3enoen
m~elooiofen Sperette al1h Dem guge
bel GdnueS bietpn mir1.
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4ofdleS.
Cine GinlaSnna an Suit.

Ser l1mitano, BOB Ser radite 8rG-
iioent Der Ser. Staaten, @iaiont
Somaro Saft, an einem groBen
@runobeiis I'M Siiofpeiten betbqiligt
tit, bort Elm elegantes Sous gebaut
bat, oos ibm unb ieinem 8ruoel
nit ibren 5amilien Bel gelegentliden
8einden llnterfunft geben lolta,
tDelber 9eiu6 mebrere Male in Iuss
iidt geitellt poroen iii, bot oo5u se=
fiibrt, &errn Soft ein5ulaber, Ben
@inter, ooer einen Sell oes @inters,
bier gu perbringen. Die in Sen 5er5-
Iidften @orten gefleibeten Gin[a-
oungsihreiben iinb bonn MaDor gol=
lagban, BON @inbeiter &eIio, 9raii-
bent oes Snternationalert Clubs uno.
BON gbos. 9. MunolD, 8rdlioent bes
8niineB Wen's Club, unter5ei6net.
SIN SoQe Gait fommen iollte,
fornten ibfn ia au6 glei65eitig Sic
Beinfleiber iiberreiht meroen, Die
inn bon einem potriotii1en giirger
geitiftet moroen iino. ltno I'M lteber=
maB beg Yatriotismus miro bieGeidt
nod Elm gan5er In5ug barous, in
Dem iib Der 5ufiinftige graitoent bier
zines Cages ben 8epubnern prdien=
tiert.
@bemalige Oemofraten, Die fir
Saft itimmter, baben i'm e%benfaIs
gum 8eiu6 nah Der StaOt eirtgela=
ben. Sic baben linn mitgeteilt, BOB
er in 8erar County 300 Stinlmelt
erbielt, 2150 mebr mie 8ooiepeIt bor
bier Sobren, 6aB in 0iefem Senats-
Diitrift Elm &epublifoner eripabIt
puroe nn6 bie Iusii9t fir eilien
ferneren Durhbruh ser 8arteigren=
ten gegeben tit.
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Sn Die 5legeliabre fonmt ie-
Der; beraus fomnnen niht ale.
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- 9lls Ser bette qr5t erideint inn
mer Der, oelien 0iognoie Der ginbiI-
Dung oeS aronfen entgegenfommt.
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gn bas Tublifnm:

Srgeno ipelde Snformation oes
@ebltrtSortes BEG Serrn BauI 81
Benning, ooer Oh mel6e feline,
8erfpanoten nod ON 2eben lino unt
mol miiroe nit 9onfbarfeit olge-
ltommen. Sd modte nit Sbnell
forreiponoiererl. IoreIIiere na6
.. Sdrimpf,
81. S. .. 7, 8or 13, Dallas, Ser.
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&orreiponSens.

&DrreipDnbems. = @ainger, Sen Z.
Nopember 1908. I'm leinen plelel1
&unoen, Sreunoen uno gefanntelt
einen bergniigten Gag 5u bereiten,
bette @err Nltgrlt @irnbt, enc
Meile bon G1inger mobn6oft, am
81. Sftober ein groBes Set mil
Barbecue peronitaltet. S1on redl=
5eitie ON Worgen bette iid cine
eroBe 3abl Seitteilnebmer eingetlll-
ben, Inn Ser atsge5ei6neten &or=
5ertmuiif 81 louiden, melde bon Der
gainger Ii. Cummings Greef &apelc,
Die natiirlid au6 an Ibeno Die
8aamuiif ipielterL geliefert muroe.
Sci Der fortibreitenoen Sages3eit
lpuroe es immer boaer auf Dem idlon
oeforierten 5eitplabe, nno enoli1
riidte Die 3eit beran, ooB man fir
ben inneren Weni6en Gorge tragell
muBte. geun ging es oel1n nod Dem
8arbecneplaB, mo mir bon Serrn
Carl &oepfe, mel6er Elm @rpert III
01e1em Sdd)e III, NIT enter Wtellge Der
f%eiiliten 8raten aufgemartet muroer.
Serr 4uguit @irnot, in Ser ri6tigel.
@uffaiiung, ooB feline 6eitgalte feine
Wiaionare leien, CAB oos 5eiteilcr
frei. Sbidon flint quite fette aopf
&inopieb geidla6tet marenL ioa er
o6er, mie id peri1ommen babe, gut
a1f feline Ge6nung gefommen iein.
Ger cole @eritenioft, meldem tiihti9
5ugeiprodell lpuroe, bot iif fir i'm
als rettenoen gngel ernielen.
Gin aarolllel fir Die fleil1e uno
Der 9an fir Die ermadiene Sllgell5,
belt giele big Inn tl16iten Moraen
beiiammer1.
9as Set p%erlief in ldoniter 9ar-
monte nno Elm Sober freute lid, oa.
ron 5eil genommen 81 boben.
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&prrcippnSems. = 2eimor 81

NuFTelppHDeH5. We1ff1ar, glDO.
Z. 1908. 9as Sangen uno 8angeil,
l~iberbaupt Der gall5e &ummel, Der
ben Sauptbeteiligten etli1e ermar-
tungsidlpere Stunoen in ben lebtell
gagen bereitete, lit Nun poriiber nlio
gebort Der Gergangenbeit al. 9as
Wablrelultat in Colorado @ounto lit
elmer tabeQariiden Mufitelitng inn
Colorado Giti5en nod in ben Soltpt=
punften fo~lgenoes: 8rpan 11te;
soft 466, Campbell S67; Simpic1
740; 8apiolon 1113, Itpen SOB;
8urgeB 1864; Yorf 41s, fir SfnI=
amcnoement 918; gegen oaiielbe
1872; fir &eoiitr. @m't. 373; geoea
oalielbe 66S; fir uSolarp amenoc-
ment" 300; gegen oaiielbe 1909
Stimmen. Sn @eimar nurben 1855
Stimmen fir Campbell ~abgegeben
nllO 209 fir Simpion. Sn Srels-
burg itano oas gotum fir oieie Sci
ben 81 @uniten BON Simpion. ST.
33; oesgleihen M 8ernaro: Comp
bell 1s; Simpion 70.
9as &aterlano m1re mieoer nal
gerettet, uno &ube miro auf Die
Ter 2inie meligiten5 cine 3eitlaHg
berriden. Sn Der Erobibitions-S ro-
&c miro aber MN crit re6t meiter
geipiiblt peroell, oenn ben Gompbeni-
ten i6miat onrb Die @obl Hires
Sberbauptes Der &amm ieoenfous
crit re6t. s. 8.
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WIIerIei.
Sim Gnmitnn fnne1

am Smitag famen arf Der
Slnlet 8abn 81 G~arlaolnaea
&npferer5 bon Merifo bier ourd, Sic
iiber @alpelton no1 Seem gorf per-
ldifft fperoen uno einen @ert pen
$750,000 reprGientieren.
SIM Sitter bon % SsSabren itur6
I'M Santa &oia 9olpital nod Ian
ger &ranfbeit @olter 81. gib[. 81
mar bier geboren nno bilterlGBt
5pei griioer ll11o 5ipei S6meitern.
Ser gieb8iidter 5. sc. Nelo
bon Sioalgo Gountp brinet cute
Nadridten bon jener @egeno. Gr
meloet, oaB Der 8au Ser 9aba
BON Brownsville nod Gbapilt CUTE
5orti6ritte ma6t, oaB orei oroBe
3uferfabrifen erridtet peroen u1o
Die Gimpanoerung iebr lebbaft III.
- Die gu Buffalo gin's y@ifo
@eif 5bom@ eeborenoen Snoioner.
erregten an Samitag in ben Stra=
Ben iiberad Mufieben. SIN 9allfe
oes Cages itatteten tie in ibrem
&riegsidmud nit Dem Sallptlilla
Sron gail on Der Spite Dem Mouor
Gaaagban in Der Staotbolle eiflcn
gelu6 ab.
- q. %. 9artmarln lit ols Sefre-
tar oes Snternationalen Club er=
nannt moroen.
SSlt Dem @ouie ser Mrs. e..
0filer auf Dem 8roipeft @iigel fano
am Samltae cine Samiliet =Gennion
ltott, lpo5u iih 40 Gerlonen, @rpB=
Dater, @roBmiitter, @ater, Miitter,
Sduager, ShndgerimeL griioer,
Snfel, Santen, Neffen Nidtell, Git
fel etc. eingefunoen batten.
Gin 6euer, oas mabreno Scr
Samitag Naht in Der Watrosell-
Sabrif bon q. @rona, 1882 Dit
Commerce StraBe, ousbrad, ridtete
einen Shaoen bon ettpa 500 al.
|9as 8ebauoe blieb erbalten.
SIM @runoeigentumsgeid4it
puroen %pergangene ISOLDE $140,094
.umgeiest.
- Die San antonio Sotel aorn-
pagnie bat ibr &apital BON $3.50
900 auf 100000 erbobt uno sic
folgenoen 8eamten erpdblt: Hraii=
bent, 6. S. @ort, 8ice- Graiioent,
George sc. Maperid; Sefretar,
2emis Waperid; Sdabmeiiter, Geo.
%. SaIiafero.
Sonntag morgen ftarb in iei-
ner Wobnu1g on Der Siioz9lIamo
StraBe grnit Stremmel, ein
%befannter oeutiber 8iirger I'M erer
Sta0t. @r mar om 81. Muguit 1858
IN 8arnlen eeborert, ltano bon 1872
bis 1876 BEL ben Suiaren in 9onl
u1lo perbeiratete ii6 Damn nit G5as=
lette S6iiller, leiner i'm iiberlebell=
ben 8attiu. 1883 manoerte err nod
4merifa aus. gr ging 5uerit na1
Chicago un0 mar bort iieben Sabre
ais 8orIteber i'm 9eutihen @o1pital
ongeiteat. 1898 fam er nod Gan
Intonio. Mebrere Sabre bate cr
einen Saloon an Der gde Der Sio=
Ilamo uno Der Siib- StraBe gr
biilterlaBt auBer ieiner Satin Spei
&inber, Die belize lhon erma1ien
iino. Ser geritorbeile gehorte CUR
Siemering 2oge Der Sermannsiobne
uno fungierte pier5ebn Sabre ais
Sefretar o~erielben; er mar au6 Mit-
glieo oes 0eutihen &riegerpereins
uno Der Mutual gi0 Societp.
SIM boben Sitter bon 81 Sat-
rem Deri6ieo auf ieiner 8arm om
Gibolo S6eooor Stapper, einer ser
Eioniere oes @eitens. gr mar ein
9eutider ourd uno ourd u1o itano
in bobem Mneberl.
Ids haupti1hlidfte S,Snoultrie=
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Sebe aranfheit heilbar.

rnanfedtbar 1T Ser Grunbfab, oaB
g fiir jeoe ararfbeit ein 9eilmitteI III.
Ssioer bat bic meoi5iniide @illenidaft
aber nod ridt iolde. Sortidritte gez
naft bob oie5er Sab audi cine pratt
tiiHe @eltung beanlprnhen fGunte. Wd1~
renb es fir manhe 2eiben iiber6aupi
nod feline li6er tpirfenoe &r5nei giebt,
uno tpdbreno Die 9eilmitteI fir n1Dere
@r~nnfbeiten INNER nod 5ipeifelbafter
Natur iino, finbet man nm feIten Elm
g2ittel, bns 10 gepiB f~rriert, tpie oas
Mnnfelis Bel 9dmorrbpiben tut. Gb Dies
Ter abfoluten 3uberldffigfeit niro audi
cine Trobe 0 g. HeuItdbter & Co.,
Boz 1916, Nefp g)ort foitenfrei ter
fanot.
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Seit fiinfsehn Sahren

babe ib Die @irfungen BON @lld-
LENS @rniea Salbe perfolet nno iie
bat ii6 in Saaen bon Sdnitt- ui1o
8rano=@unoen unb &rebs itets be-
Dabrt uno uns manbe 9~oftorredl-
nung eripart, iagt @. S. Sarop, BON
gait 8ilton, see. 25 Gts. bel @bolpb
9reiB uno 81. gobn & SO.
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yrtef.2tHe.

Serren: $. y. gpenmenger
Souis Giienbaur. $. 8. @oloen, 90
Sobentbal, Soiepb s. Wiiaer, sri
6aro Slanbeiier, 8. 8ringel, "
8. Saul, Sole Shroeoer, 5reo
S6riar5, Serman g. StrauB, 81
@eiB, Saco6 @olft Or. S. 9. $50
ner.
9omen: Senrp 8uitner, 6
&ei6 Gliie S6epporalt.
Inslanb: Siaac 8oum, grni
Sober.
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9os banptiaAlidite Snouitrie-
er5eugniB Yommerns lit Der -
Sdnaps. lleber 100000 6eftolitcr
idbrlid).
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con-
tsitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition Of
the mucous lining of the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube Is In
famed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when 1t
is entirely closed, Deafness Is the re-
suit and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re
stor-l to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by ca
tatrh, which is nothing but an in
llamei condition OF the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case Of Deafness
caused by catarrh hat cannot b
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Sem!
Tor circulars free.
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29

pastor of this church. goe, to tn
To'edo district as conference evan
grlist.
Rev. j. o. Hillcry. of thi- city
was appointed to the charge at Ray,
moud, and the other well know
ministers Of the Delaware d.s,rict
We're assigned as follows:
Delaware district-W. Mex,
Brackney, district superintendent
Delaware; Agosia, j. G. st. Clair;
Williams street, Delaware, c. W.
Barnes; Dunkirk, G. b. Heistand:
East Kcnton, w w. Cottcr: East
Liberty. ! d. Sims: Forest, D. G..
Hall; Green Camp. A. c. Wiscley:
Harpstcr, J.. A. Altman; Hepburn
Supply. Gaines Slas.er: Kenton cir
cult, J. c. Crider: LaRuc. +. +.
Kinner; NIarscilles. II. w. Hodge:
Marion Epworth D. II. Bailey: Ma
rion Wesley, H. V. McClpary:
Marysville, w. G. Waters: Mt. VIE.
tory, d. c. Vcder: New Dover. Pgul
Given; North Lewisburg. j. F..
Richardson; Prospect J. j. HaIli.
day; Radnor, J. w. Dorman: Ray
mon, J. 0. Hillery: Redwood, C. "
Cramer: South Ada, ]. +. New
combs; Upper Sandusky, J. W. HoI-
land; Waldo and Norton, S. w.
Metz; Whortcn Supply r. !.
Carey: West Mansfield, G. c. Mosh-
er; York, o. e. Smith; c. V. Aus
tin and II. NJ. Perkins, professors
in Ohio Wesleyan; J. c. Roberts,
financial secretary Ohio Wcslcyan;
Il. II. Dunham and NJ u. Swear
ingcn, conference evangelist: ]. II.
field secretary home and
church extension.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29

majority. 5i.
Second A-Dry, 1928; wet, 22l; we
majority, 90.
Second B-iDry l66; wet, 17s; We
majority, IS.
Second C--,Dry lGi; wet, l6i; dry
majority, 3.
Third A--DrS 179; wet, liz; dfy
majority, 67.
Third B--,Dry, 1874; wet, 100; dry
majority. "a.
Third C--Dry, 2iO; wet, 15o; dry
majority, 81
Third DRY 2G2; wet, 1858; dry
majority, 1OI. EfF
Third E--Dry 112; wet, a; dry
majority, 80.
Fourth AIRY, 1SO wet, 122; dry
majority, So.
Fourth B-'Dry, 1876; wet, 113; dry
majority, SO.
Fourth C--Dry, 1G2; wet, GO; dry
majority. 99
New Bloomington--Dry, so; wet,
2S majority. 22.
Pleasant-Dry. 142; wet, 1872; dry
majority. TO-
Prospect-Dry, ~; wet, 80 dry
majority, 70.
Prospect Villagc--Dry, 1922 wet,
1l0; dry majority, %.
Richland-Dry, 76; wet, 1874; wet
majority, 10S.
Salt Rock-Dry, SO; wet, 4O dry
majority. 13.
scott-Dry, Of; wet, 80; dry ma
jority. 80
Tully-Dry, 1872; wet i5 dry ma
jority 81.
Waldo-Dry, 80; wet, IS. dry ma.
jority, "a.
Waldo villagc-Dry, 61 wet, 80;
dry majority. 20.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
lnhammatory Rheumatism Cured IL
Three Days.

Morton L. Hill, OF Lebanon. Ind,
says: 'My wife had Inrlammatory
Rheumatism In every muscle and
joint; her suffering was terrible and
her body and face were swollen al
most beyond recognition; had been
II bed for six weeks and had eight
physicians, but received no benefit
until she tried Or. Detchon's Relief
or Rheumatism. 1t gave immedi-
te relief and she was able to walk
bout in three days. am sure 1t
saved her life"
Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy
Druggist, Opposite Kerr House.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
HAPPILY WEDDED
Miss Grace Winning Becomes the
Bride of Sidney Kerr.

At the parsonage of the First
Christian church on North Mein
street, Sunday at 1870 o'clock, Miss
Grace l. Nenning and Mr.. Sidney
Kerr were united in marriage. The
couple were attended by only the
immediate friends.
The groom is well known young
farmer residing north of the city.
His bride has been a resident OF
this city for some time end Is a
very popular young woman. The
newly married pair viii make theiI
home On a farm north OF Marion.