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INDIAN cIRL Royts'

MARY Kinczde, IN fstzi 9.
escaped from the crit;tnzsz
AZ Dunlap. and the pclks hsr
requested 10 keep a se.fga 4
She II 20 years old. - ~
from home December =. ~
caught and sent 10 ths xtsl
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WANTS TO Be oDVDI

by UnIfed prekl
BOISE. Ida. March lid
Rice. Of caidxeiI. has az
his candidacy for sosern9 Il
democratic iiekes. Ii kls 1
announcement he zzss ikz !
opposed 70 making 'k< r
question an Issue In this az
and that he has renoszo< q
lltical allegiance 70 isrn~
States Senator Fred ]. p1ns
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WASHINGTON. Msnk II
ocean mail shipping III u
voted on Ia ire s<hz's :
March 20. in psrsssnce Il AL
mcnt made to-day.
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sorra At.Kt
ies, sa A,si 49,. - Zee each ss.y
terms
Ideal summer itanss slfh vide 10.
rHnaa. large hsirE faesqii ether raauts
teAatifih fifs riaes lots saetna Ans ats
So ssih 4 tns rflss
fhase Grant al ftsta p
nEArrtFf q VACANT tors
We NANN ten Yins tuae ga ths Ntefnlsv
% ths flnsaia iiish sshoai Aud wellias
fefd rar iias Thszs lots have satsn
aiH sfsg sHa vIu mere than daatIs o.
.ss ne sss ..s. A.. Ts Fs' s.ls x ssS
IONS a howDfsif : CO.
ssi American Hssk hiar
cnoIcn noaE sfrKa
rias quarter aefs iFasss nera tsta %
i.ss-ths i.so eass srs ~ Cleared sd
,hs ss,ss !. zee Term. Ias sssa asa
20 y SicnoLs. &c usisa NECK -,
pUErTIEar WArEn FRONT
ssef plated O. ne soi Sn =
only ciu hloths from he Navy. Yard
Ftasaf teach FINEST VIEW aud aaFh
EasI terms uiii sait ruu.
ri'ilnss !, ' ra asp wis
Take anY heat faf ths Naay Yard. and
set uff At CuAHf.EsTuN dock. Ne
nnEMgaroN nEvFi.oruKST Go.
Ices American Bank ttldE
Main iiss I'huass Ind seis Ill
20 fou KNOW you can bay dholce
level lots IS miHutss' TIDE seuth ~
courthouse on spanswav street car line
tpt ~ ariess en sssy terms " you
eftF see me fua free excursion
n y GIBSON.
ass Pioneer nids
taee CASH nAI.ANcE 81 rER
Ms new cottage in waiunrford ai-
tries Pine level lot fsste1 20 alley
Trees ana shguhbsfY " -. .tlee each.
MEHTEHN IASn COMPANY.
24esass Arcade Annex.
Both Phones
..reom esw eeliass. 8 rnlag,ss' vsm
20 car. ~ Green Lake lot asxios. small
payment down, tis per month.
= v. CLAYTON,
1tt Empire Huilding.
Phone Ind Ease. Ills
fsea So ea.h. huYs a splendid hulld
utsa from pioneer square balance easy
manfhlY payments call ON owner. ts7
Empire Bldg. 2nd and Madison Ira
T. taaa. IL
HAINfEH beach. 2eastth facing
Lake Washington, cottage with fire place
20 fruit trees This is fine buy
owner Ind a3f1. After ? M, East
1850 Ii
lz.eso--iasa CASH BALANCE 80 ran
MONTH
New modern cottage. on 60 foot lot
WaiiiuEford district. This il bis bar.
gain
WESTERN LAND COMPANY.
GAe=aas Arcade Annex
Both HHourR
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IRRIGATED LANDS.

Nkf4urrE laisates4 lands are noa -
fsfrA Zoe lha fret liuta ifflgaslvn uaasF
Hnasf : EFaFHHf HFHiHf4s tnn raHnrfnHt L.
rratF fnF fhs HeaHaHs irrigation zee
Hf faaa pee asfH. HHh pfl sHs ual y Atsf
ftEhtH Railroad systems aHtniu tHis
land flee eafil level suffaaa nWirHfiA1
UlinaaHs laa aaites ffisHH hruksns HzlaHH
ffaa tiUursr ga fhe q ~ N 20
nsinHlss drive ffssm see stafiuH 30 msA e
taaH auaHantee thaf rruNHHfF Hiil fuH
We ean 90 tails teraHHa 80 have fhn tssi
ffriaafft tand rNF ia she stale tHasf
tans ia aHH kut taAafifui hHasirt aad
ratffa alafa tres
IHE rAfui aE IRRIGATION A
fuMfN 60
sza Aissaa nidf -rifstf
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''IA Sons ihls matais,
....... Burial vas IN ~
he funeral service 4, \
tfef siil AXE o.. p
morning af 10 aelosl s. 4
church lniefn.a.,
cemsiery.
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Stop Paying Rent

mfr~ 10 o. bearing ffatt trees ettr
&sfsf ftna tiHu. ! hia-ks fsafn eaF Z 8
usiAafss HszI Nea euf ths iumteT
eisi build aaf hiad - hsgse Yea Mkbi
ard SEA cav Pa Zee 90 tpenths
PHONE MAIN SIS
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be prepared for shipment TO Chi.
cago by ButtsrwoTth A Sons.
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WASHINGTON. March Flor.
mer Gov. John II McGraw. who has
been in Washington more than six
weeks In connection with the Seat.
tie exposition bill. left for home last
night.
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JAPANESE SPY
UNDER ARREST

~ United prss.1
ELY. Nsy March ii.@city Off.
clais here are awaiting word from
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Want Ads
o
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

charsc for ono insertion. ioe
psr I'm. seven words to the
line. Three timcs. one cent
word one month. &C per Hoe
Der day,
Minimum charge for an al
30 eeuts.
BALLARD AGENCY-P. VI,
Mullen. SaI ballard av,. opp
City ilan. Phone. Ballard sVA
MAIN OFFICE Seventh sv.
between linton and uuiveislt1'
phohes. Main 1859. Ind. tti.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume Responsible
ity for errors u any Kind oe
curing IN telephened adNer
tisements
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fHHfusFEn HHrfr nAseu
ua5s = nsifu ffur ; fssl aHaNtnE -
I planted a. NfH#sa aHHlss aHss - au1
h4iaHss raaHs Ntshaat EaEsfRaa niii ssast
fna aa 80 HHase~rasHs lnaaafe faF iEfs
49, fsaaf hsfefs ths nssfsia tHaaks
afs 81 anns
SMITH a ~.
Etf Msm Hars niaee ssf2aas
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CHOICEST tnntuArEp LANDS
s. rEn kgNE
faazaefng HHfrsfaaH s. ktsf ftEhtI ta
Gated ,iasa ~ naaln tfuah ice tfaAH.
faafiaeHtai Head
aaIl pure feisaulf ash Haat deNsh.
free ffuui afHau ufanfN ~ Hatsfi 80
uisfa HnsEHslfra al fraits sH1 49,
CULTURAL qfasf4.ts flaIA beautifully a.
faita aiens wlf 30 fnf iaha ant len
pfwf#4H#uts IN tna HeHfa saFufat Ia
fssifsallan - fralaaA WsnaEahes fruit
sraNsTs rssa8tiaH lH aaFsa raffhasss
~ D. MHtsNtNN
Mala ssss lad nfs
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CASCADE ORCHARDS 81 4hs Wsnat-
thsH waller T. ast ssaHfrH fata HfzHa
aFaHa anplH proposition secs sHHuid W#a p
snuF ssterfEaH a. HaHHe AHHf AssHs
frelsi seattle Hns HazHa ffHHn tea#sHH
aaffh on the q ~ a. ErtsHata ifflssf
gfau tfsfefa iafs - eafef flFh aati
Level .aFfarN ana faHs riaes e. I've fss
nraftH sod Hant fsff aeFss Niii make
FnH fHsirps aztsnt feenf Seattle ueHHfe
srs slfssaf aaesFs ast fati particulars
frufa
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CITY NAL ESTATE.
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Only $3.50 Cash
Stops the Rent
"a. ,ie~ ., ~ilA SIS s.sssa boss.
ffHfis erif tlasts ffum a. sna -
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90 go 81 ~ g rs usig tiss
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Is faFN SOLD ~ SNAr
~ NAVY NAnu sfTr Na# FASTEST
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Tors taa ~
TERMS ~ FEE NEfA
Prices snaiHas sisssaik ssrssf sfaas
aaa watsf sasfns t4tH 81 ths street and
fhls rFop.TsY 10 UNLs esty tfes
nan fas &s4F faHa rfeFs prizes sfs
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iass en- Ati 49,. - zee each. ss.y
terms
aasA 30
ffsaI summer ftanse ef4h vide Fss
~ naa. large HsinE Fpeta. ether RESINS.
tHAHfifid FIRE riaFs- lots fseinG Aikt ave-
A has gaia At tns ffiH~
u y TsiuwrN 80 Arcade Arnss
Phase Grant 1at affsta y
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ur EdHiu = Brown u pleased 10 an
nounes that BE D. gtViHa bis personal at
- consulted daily from s7f O. m 20
3 D ~ SUNDAYS from 80 70 IL 90 a
fHGfauRn examination without charge
HemeMffr. our offices have been esfabs
ilshsd ff Years
AFan yourself % oar prices ~ free
eHamfEafi0n. auf b. atflsad shout Al
rc0far Dentistry and conc eHHfnN your
dental work ~ reliable dentists who do
business uuder uleir own names
On EDWIN HHuWN.
Offices D. q T. 8 and T. Talon Blk
ia Flfsl 49, aeafus Wash.
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3 minutes sails sferffir car = acre
tracts. ~ cleared HtuHnhn all aui ready
for garden Is foot alley. go foot street.
nerf eHlue. ffae 90 tsae So cash tai
anca SIC rrf month. lnterest % deferred
per cent
y CLAYTON
gaf Empire unildlna
Phone led faFe -Ifsfa
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
DUBLIN.

A large crowd attended the services
at the school house Monday evening
and all seemed interested in the meet.
ing. A Jasper minister is in charge.
Wash Sharp and Alva Dyson are
working on the railroad section.
J. G. Webber arrived at home Mon.
day evening from Vernon county,
where he has been travelling for a medi.
cine company. He says only small
per cent OF the people there we're
worried by the "panic," and thinks
things will soon be normal again.
Some people did not realize how high
the prices we're on farm products. until
the panic came and prices dropped
then they get scared and cried "hard
times" This is the cry OF some even
at prosperity's highest ehb.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the estate Of Vir-
ginix Rose deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned by the clerk Of the
probate court Of Jasper county, bearing
date the 2lst day OF November, 1907.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them 70
me for allowance within one year from
the date OF said letters or they mey pre-.
cluded from any benefit Of such estate;
and il such claims be not exhibited
within two years frow the date Of the
publication Of this notice they win be
forever barred.
J. 8. ROSE, Administrator.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

ON your farm where you may or may
not make living, you will OF course,
find nothing In this to interest you. Eut
il you wish to remove that point OF un-
certainty and 10 happy aud grow rich
you 60 out and see our proposition.
Free transportation for buyers. We
will on Tuesday January 2lst, take an
excursion from jasper to Holly. We
will be 10 Jasper for ten days before the
excursion for the purpose Of giving
such information as you may desire.
We will be pleased TO talk with you
and give you literature,which will more
fully explain than We can In this arti
Gle. HARDKN & BAIRD.
Gen. Agents, Joplin Mo.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
TIE Nrws thoroupblv amir,

The News thoroughly appreciates
the prompt response of many of its sui
scribers to the statements sent ont re-
Gently in the endeavor to get the sub.
scription books on paid-in.a dvace
footing. We have explained at length
more than opce how the paid n-advance
system is now an absolute necessity to
the country newspaper that would keep
its head above water. There was no
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

way to establish it but to notify you how
your subscription stood, aud of course
no subscriber could be favored 10 the
matter. Nothing could be more crafty
ing to US than the prompt and cheerful
spirit with which so many Of our SUBJ
scribers have attended to this matter
that means 80 much to US and so little
compara lively to them Individually.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
Advertisement.
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COLORADO LANDS.
4 he Amity Land Company aud irri-
gated Farms.

Editor NKws:--
In order to answer the many questions
coming from those interested 10 the
subject Of irrigated lands in Colorado,
and the great possibilities offered these
for money making we thought it
advisable to give through the columns of
your paper such information as limited
space will allow. The Amity Land
Company, of Holly Colorado, has what
is recognized as the best system of irri-
cation in the United States; having
more than 200 miles of canals and 16-
600 in reservoirs. This company has
two large sugar factories and will soon
build the third. also a iail. road nearly
built for the purpose of transporting
beets to these factories. Already &c..
600 acres Of land have been sold and is
la cultivation, all OF which is supplied
with water from the company's can ais.
The most fertile land is being sold at
reasonable prices and upon terms to
suit the man Of limited means. This
land, which is sold with perpetual
water rights, is suited to the cultiva
ton Of all kinds of crops and fruits.
Having an abundant supply Of water
at all times, crop failure is something
unknown.
While everything can be grown 10
great abundance, the sugar bset is the
| leading crop, as the returns enable the
producers to realize from S75 to $50
per acre.
A large list OF contented ia rmers will
be furnished those desiring more infor.
nation.
Space will permit Of Including but
testimonial. To those who may be
specially interested in raising hogs and
the cultivation Of alfalfa, we will quote
from q letter. written Mr.. Frank 8
Butcher. of Granada, Colo, under date
Of July %, 1907. He says:
"During the last three years have
sold my sugar beets for from S75. to
800 per acre. and this years. crop prom.
ises to surpass- amy have ever raised
/ have sold my cantaloupes for more
than $lG0 per acre.
Our alfalfa, which we grow in such
abundance, is no doubt the BEST forage
crop grown today.
Our teams can do the work with one
half the grain feed where other hay i;
used
1t is also unsurpassed as hog pas
ture. l am now pasturing 40 hogs OF
two acres, have moved it once this year
and it needs moving again.
When first came here b ought A
acres land but / now have 100 acre.
and would not want to sell it toda.
for $3.50 per acre, as 1 think land tina
produces as this does is werth NOR
money ~
Ifyou are satisfied with merely exist
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02
1t Does The Business.

Mr.. E, E. Chamberlain, OF Clinton,
Maine, says of Bucken's Arnica Salve.
sit does the business; have used it
for piles and it cured them. Used it
for chapped hands and it cured them.
Applied it to an old sore and it healed
it without leaving scar behind" 25c
at Webb Bros drug store.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

JASPER needs lot more of good, hard,
earnest advertisers after the country
trade, to get which Lamar and Garth
age are using barrels Of printers ink
with the usual good results. Get in
line, MIR. silent merchant.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

If any subscriber to the News re-
ceives statement this week that for
the present he is unable to meet, a
word to us is all that is necessary in
order to have the paper keep on COM
ing until you are able to pay the back
dues.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

JASPER needs permanent organiza-
ton on the order OF the commercial
club organized last spring. Otherwise
there will be no means of reaching out
after those things that will go to make
better town. Let's have commercial
club.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

JASPER pee1s moro inducements to
hold out to country trade during 1908.
A free auction every Saturday would
help. Let's have she weekly free auc.
ton,
The Jasper news., 1908-01-02

THERE are good many ways in
which we can make Jasper a better
town in 1908. Let's be about it.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11
subserv,ent to the master.

Even in these days of gallantry, a
woman Is constantly reminded OF her
old inferior position In the eyes OF the
lords OF creation" The word Ia
dy", which Is supposed TO be SO com
piimentary, means "one who serves
bread"-a waitress, nothing more or
less; so that when you address u
countess even as "Ay Lady" you are
Simply saying the equivalent OF my
waitress" Wife" is another word
for weaver" the woman who weaves
her lords and her childrens ralment
'Spinster'' is, OF course, spinner"
word reminiscent OF the days when
a CIR! had TO spin her complete out.
ht OF house linen before she was ut
TO be wife; and MRS" is an ebrey.
iation OF masteress, the most hatter-
Ing description OF all, and yet show
ing that woman derives her position
solely from her master.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11
How the Eskimo Smokes.

No man IL fonder OF tobacco than
an Eskimo" said the Arctic traveller
nj his club. THE Eskimo depends
for his tobacco solely on the white
man. For pound OF It he would
sell his Oldest son.
at is odd to see an Eskimo
smoke. He chops his tobacco fine and
mikes It with chopped willow twigs,
so as to make II go further. Then he
cleans out with picker of bone the
small stone bowl OF his pipe, and
then he plucks lock Of hair from
his deerskin suit and rams II down
In the bottom Of the pipe bowl, SO as
to prevent any OF the finely chopped
tobacco from escaping into the stem.
Finally he lights the pipe and
smokes II In swift series Of long.
strong puffs. SO that there may be nc
waste. Each pun is iuhaled deep
down into the lungs, and the first
puff's smoke is still streaming from
the nostrile long after another puff
has been started. There must be,
you see, no waste. There must be
none OF that vain combustion OF to-
bscco without benefit to the smoker
which goes on continually among us.
Often the most experienced Eski-
mo will smoke SO hard and fast that
tears Will stream from his eyes, he
Will cough violently, and sometimes
vertigo and nausea will seize him"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, o., July Wheat-Cash
80 la; July 60 3-4; September 90
3-S; December 81 rs; May 95 7-s
Corn--cash II; July 7G 1-2; Sep.
tenlber 7G; December G2 81; May
G2 7-S.
oats-Cash SC; July sc: Septem-
ber ~ IA: May As.
Rye-No. l, rs; No. 9, n; No.
3, 20 .s
j., Cloverseed--OGtober 1867 l-2:
December 7.G5; March 7.72 LIZ; Aug
ust alslke 500.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11
The Lonoest Name

The staggering length II the names
given by native Hawaiians sometimes
upsets Court officials in the Sand
wich Islands. In case recently on
trial in Honolulu witness on being
sworn was asked by the lawyer to
give his name. The witness replied
as follows: "Kailimalaoilikeaol olonoi-
eamakanhikikapuakalani." II was
sich terrible rumble that the Court
a, first was inclined to rebuke the
man, but inquiry showed that tie
witness was guutless OF any attempt
at leyity.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11
Impertinent Personals.

81 am ready for rest" writes Poet
Laureate Austin. The ayes have II.
Alfred. Richmond Times Dispatch.
There is absolutely no truth la tie
scandalous rumor that Dr. Mary Wal
ker is going to appear In directoire
gown Boston Globe.
Hall Caine complains that Shake
speare, though dead, stlll competes With
him In the literary market Bernard
Shaw wouldn't admit that shak espeare
Is IN the same class. Pittsburg ca.
xette-Times
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11

closing ut 80; December between
81 and 80, opening at 81 3-S aud
CLOSING at 81 Ia.
Corn-July sold between "A 1-S
and 10, opening at "a IA ana clos
Ing at "A 7-s; September between
"a and 10, opening at "a 5-S and
closing al "a 3-i; December be-
tween Cl rs and G3 lS, opening
at G2 l-2 and closing at 62 rs.
Oats--July sold between 4S "a
and 40 81, opening at lS rs and
closing at 40 5-S; September be-
tween 41 and ~ II, opening and
closing at II 7-S
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11
UNION STOCK YARDs

Union Sc ock VA rds, II i ! IL
Union Stock Yards. H., July IL
Ca,tle-Receipts 500; estimated for
Monday $4,000; market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; estimated
for Monday $4,000; market 10 a.
zoe higher. Light G.2O % $50:
rough s., 20 a 6.55; mixed 9 40 40
6. 80; heavy $50 20 G.95; pigs 8 rs
q 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; estimated
for Monday $4,000; market steady.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11

Say. Kin you remember when you wan.
aefsd, jiIet D boy.
Down III applied ways OF glory through
~ fiR nfics of no alloy? =.
n.st e.4.lc Kin YOU?
Kin 'you wrinkle up your forehead an
sist sortsr wander back
TO th' Valley OF cohtentmen: where you
~ h!ptffl Quite a stack?
Kin YOU?
Kin you cohjure up tn river and tn fish
Spu ssed to catch,
An N places In tn orchard where tn
!, jayhirds used to hstchY
Whtte tn tan!ttels used to chatter an
IN swiIhnin' hole was cool,
An IN waters swashed and lsvsd you
as you snor.ed In IN pool?
Kin you?
cay. Rim you remember where tn whop-
prrs used 10 grow.
An III pathway through tn woodland
where. .us fellers used to GO?
sosh. it's like q breath Of nectar from a
honeysuckle vine
Kin YOU cit that whiff OF suthin' that is
faneier than wine?
KIN YOU?
us the fragrance Of tn meadow an tn
f. OuVr. 81 IN MOOu,
Kin smell II Eist as easy as ever--um,
ts.t whew.-could!
An besides ! feel III pathway oozing
muddy through my toes
An tW zephyrs sort o. blowin' through
1 III peek holes In my clothes
hin You?
See. m sarne dos-fetched hornet IL a
daubhsu his hole
Where h.' river sort of wransles, sinsin'
onward TO rs goal
:, Kin you?
an IN nshcrhawk 10 yellin' like q Crater
on q string!
HarF Lear a pheasant drummin' an
~ wheekin' of her wing!
Kin you?
NOV Pip trapsln through tn clover to
~. the bread that mother made,
BY The babble of tn river and tn naples
balfby shade 81
An NY, oil IN rules o. boyhood l should
have en- appetite
euf, oy cracky iliis part fails me!
" ekn't seem to git 10 right
d r.l KIN fOtt? sat
I ,.,1t,N,s Z tcr0-O
~ 4" Heavenly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11

Acltg friend OF mine recently bought
flsC seres OF timber and meadowland
IH The suburb where live. He had
q portable house erected and having
seen the furniture loaded In the city,
1oined his wife in the country, on the
new acreage. In his excitement. he
forgn; ihSs he had not had luncheon
dnwn town. Along about seven o'clock
that ere s,ing | wandered over to his
place 70 see II he had arrived. There
found him and his wife, hungry and
plcne, awaiting the arrival of the fur.
niture and the eataDles. II was mile
and half 10 the nearest supply store
and his wife wouldn't bulge because
the goods might come while they were
away. s -4t Il
AS he saw me. he hailed with ef.
fusions Of welcome, said:
my wife sent me over to see II you
had arrived. And by the way, have
You had anything to eat?"
Eat? O, not since breakfast-but
say, old man." waving his arms about
him In ecstasy, isn't this simply heay.
enlys' !se.
Thus doth tho simple life make all
ofSus bug-house. q
o. 90
l.s, t.N55a&.~ FfiiIs.
A married man whose pocket has
been picked by a woman seldom has
her arrested. r "
w a'..t gIf}A n -
My bulldog went fishing last night
and returned With q bnll-head ten
inches long. ! suppose he got II down
IN the bull'rushes. II was a bully good
nsh, too.
r a II
Harlan Babcock OF the Kalamazoo
tMichA Gazette. must have been look.
ing into the family Bibles OF his town.
anyhow, he says, Summer girls and
some are not."~-and It tells In the
birth record on the fly leaf.
Rs-.Au44....=
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11
Daily N arket Report
EAST BUFFALO

East Buffalo, y. Y. July l1.-Cat.
800; slow. unchanged.
Veals-Receipts 25; active, steady
Gull to choice, 3 a s.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 200;
active. firm. Spring lambs, 8 so q
$50; yearllngs, 5.25 "a 7.25: sheep
2 q 2.40.
Hogs-Recelpts 1880; active, 25c
higher. Workers, 6.4O a z. 10; pigs,
@ a 6.25; mixed 7.1O (G 7.l5; heay-
ies, z a 40; roughs, 5.25 @ G.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, July Butter-Re-
ceipts 1868 packages; steady.
Creamery extra 22 "a; frsts 22 a.
% l-2; state dairy tubs, finest 81
1-2.
EgEs-'Receipts 5,iS7 packages.
choi'e flrm. Nearby white fancy "a
a. %; nearby white fancy 22 and
23