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The Falls City tribune., 1908-11-13
FOR PROGRESSIVE ONES
Northwest Texas is Now Calling
You

The call of the west has devel-
oped this nation within the period
of two mems life time from moth
ing to the worlds greatest pro-
ducer. Northwest Texas is now
making the last call. Will you be
one of the thousands of willing
volunteers who are daily reaping
the harvest Of great prosperity in
this last west the land of now.
On Tuesday morning, Nov. II,
via Missouri Pacific train No. los.
due at Falls City, Neb., at $40 a.
M, we will run a personally con-
Quoted excursion to Canyon City,
Texas. Homeseekers round trip
twenty-five day limit ticket in
Guiding free berth and Pullman
car service will be Sill VIII CHI
sum will be refunded to you in
case of purchase of any of our
lands. Come and bring your wife
with you and make this trip, in
vestigate this land and get you a
good, well located productive farm
before it is too late. Call or write
us in time to arrange for excursion
ticket. Phone No. 1913 or 2l6.
We have samples of the soils
and products from Randall Coun-
ty, Texas, now on exhibition, call
and see them and get a descrip-
tive folder setting forth the truths
of the great opportunity hat
awaits you. Yours for business
Whitaker Bros, Falls City, Neb,,
representing the Rife Land Co.,
Canyon City, Texas,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

Nasaaaeh &c eept - - ~
p0flef ~ milikeFf slfeiha heFa iast
enc eRNs ~ the state Aaf18risles %
ma fto hlame tF ghe feiiga9 W b
nnmaef a memhera ~ ne arEf aaaae.
ron ~ eaFNiff "a theoiinS ~ Hgearms
esaf MHK ~ art aeENfinR > o.
gfn snd4se n yss ngaitsra saiiwag.
Hasm aesa t,aasef " ihe fefaaai ~
ike mliifia iaYtsee9 VI leatigy kgaiask
tseif asMnsaa asa shaf niesa neF@
sgtteres h seeWes e. E1ms gaesseeG
"a W. fa4f fs9 gsgoa esafi mAf,
fsI mas 81 &Fpg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

YssFiia. sa6t 4 FagiifHiars ~ ar
naggnstlle aesissat " cwWa PRICES
rreisfith Wilhelm saa the cFpan
pfineBsa tnfinn shstr FssRst Flsit ~
msts hape f9st iaMhsd eat A hay
taw f1Fce6 tks prfeeta meioF lafn .
eifsh sseFs q gnruea ever Use o.
saph1ts 81 ihs ear t1Eefsf ~ inlgfY
bug sefe snsb* W W from anssF the
masaitt untii peasants ssms b. iheif
akaitiahes Vhs ffpWa prince hanA
az oger ! sam ~ maey NV tta seae
"a ~ ghe oesf ~ ikai tsrim
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
Mr.. BRYAN ON TOUR
Candidate Is Making Speeches Ia
Che Northwest.
IS RECEIVED WITH OVArlONs
Democratic Leader 10 Eating Prairie
Chickens, Making speechss. shak-
ina Hands with Admirers ard Asv-
Inc a susy Time Generally.

Fargo. n, d., Sept. a.--wllilam J.
Bryan. democratic candidate for the
presidency Tuesday continued his cam
palgn In the northwest. Upon his
arrival nere early Tuesday morning he
was met BY Governor John Burke,
State Chairman j l.. Cashel. National
Committeeman Frank Collins. J.. b..
Eaton. and many other prominent
democrats and conducted TO the Hotel
Metropole. where Mr.. Bryan. before
partaking Of breakfast. shocks hands
with the crowd which had gathered IN
tho lobby.
Al the station several hundred per
soma assembled and cheored the pres.
identlal candidate as he allghted from
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

Enthusiastic Meeting Of Independence
Party In Now York.

S w N@W WIN
6ew York, Sept. 2.--There Was not
room enough in the new club house
OF the independence League to hold
the large crowd that gathered Monday
night for the dual purpose OF being
present at the notification Of Thomas
l.. Hisgen. independence party eandi.
date for president, and the house
warming OF the club.
William r.. Hearst aud Mr.. Hisgen
entered the club house shortly after
9 O'Clock, and were greeted by an
Outburst OF cheering Hisgen was
enthusiastically referred 10 as "the
trust buster" and "our next president. +"
These titles brought forth more
cheering.
Many inquiries were made for John
Temple Graves, the party's candidate
Cor vice president, but Mr., Graves
was not present, being at the Warm
Sulphur Springs in Virginia.
When Mr.. Hlsgen's name was nrst
mentioned as the notification ceremo.
ny was about to take place. there was
renewed cheering. Melvin G.. Pal.
User. chairman OF the meeting. then
turned the proceedings over 10 Henry
A. Powell, chairman OF the notifca-
ton committee.
Mr.. Powell told NJ. Hagen accept
MIR. Powell told Mr.. Hisgen that ae
had been selected - the standard.
bearer OF the new party, and Mr.. His
gen accepted the nomination In q
speech outlining the principles and
policies which he stands for.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
BRYAN WILL GIVE ADVICE.
To Democratic Clubs a. to the Line OF
tha Cnmpainn.

New York, ept. a.--willlam len.
nings Bryan win write until election
a letter to be sent to the secretaries
Of every democratic club giving advice
and suggestion as 10 tho line 81 cam
paign. This novel feature Of pres
ideatial strugrle was made known on
Monday ny John L. Tomllnson, head
OF tho bureau % club organization OF
the democratic national committee,
who Il now IN this city ogganizlag
democratic clubs throughout the east.
srn states. The plan Of organisms
democratic clubs IN voting precincts
was devised W Mr. Bryan.
state Chairman William J connors
has turned over 10 Mr.. Tomlinscn a
HIST OF Q 600 precinct committeeman IA
New York state who viii DO directed
BY the national committee b organize
at once democratic clubs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

Minimum Rats To Re Fixed BY the
Farmers Union Convention.

Minimum Rate To Re Fixed BY the
Farmers Union Convention.
Fort Worth, Tex. Sept. a.---On
the eve OF the annual convention Of
the Farmers Union. Il IL regarded a.
certain that the minimum price for
the new crop Of oottoR will he fxei
above 70 cents. Some OF the leaders
favor rs cents. and a compromise prob
ably will result in ~ or IA cents DO
ing agreed on.
A selling agency. calling for coucen'
trstiou OF the cotton being held and
sales In bulk direct 70 the spinner,
thus eliminating the middlemen, has
been perfected BY the national costoa
handling committee. The spinnsrs are
said 20 have formed an allis zee VITA
the farmers. aud will aid Ia .minat
ting the middleman.
The tight on ne bucket shoD" VII
DO renewed BY the convention. u "a
announced that COMMITTEES ineind
ing enc farmer from each state VIII
be maintained during the neat con
gfoss, instructed 70 secure the exact
meat Of a law prsyeniius lelsgrapa
ana telephone lines from Transmitting
and Newspapers from pgblshing What
shsy term fCutbous market gSosati0ns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

ifsFkta NsBa aa9Ftses ~ -
aagss AZ fie eoe hhs seeN sisesgsgea
h gts teGtta W te9es kEf s0aga
st aE4 IA lse fegegai aaie4Ns ~
NtieA esNf MeefE4ss "a aahf m.aA
fxset IA ~ tsea sesa - pissaae
siafa PweNF taa aefm 8gfga nAe
Rge Nsas ~ Au Nsr
set se& f8M8 aai a. eagSm n
N@l We vs. eHistt4 ~ sssasfss
aHit az e agm g M
NF4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

stockholm. sept. 2-sven HAyn,
ne swealsh explorer. wh0. IN 1899.
started fFom Chinese Turkasiaa 90 .
journey o. exploration % Tablet ans
VINO was last heard from n the sam.
mer o. 1907. has scat a letter - hlf
rsrrnss here whieh theY bare iaAi
received stsiisg GA, he aHd be party
are safe ard ,hai they WI arrive 70
simis early ia September.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

fN AsDg t3siffn 500 taf
ssa mfvss - 40 army ssflHN ~
8s0nlsn go ef-a rRsrtsF a. ~
aHfif SAL A fse fHeasaee
fff1ar fw w. t8mai ss8aisw ~ gAa
sra s1nas1 eaeamBmeNf ~ 90 4gfe
bM wss tetrHns ma 1sNnfar aeaf
sc was sagsy esistA CeamssiET ~
ftsig ~ feeufs snE seeampweAg -
raaialiae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

his father. Judge James Hargis, win
be held In Estln county. Judge Adams
transferring the case 20 Irvine. In that
county. The commonwealth had OBJ.
iected TO tho trial taking place in
Jackson. claiming that fair trial
could not be had. A motion for bail
In behalf OF Beech Tlarsis viii be
By his attorneys.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

Faial piHeulty Amons 1shrlmpsrs~ IN
Lculniann.


honma. Ia Sept a--Anth9ut
Rodrigo sDauiara. was shot ana
KILLED 1 pablo Resell. a Fgnpino, On
Timhaiisr island
TIE mca mefe -ahflmpers Wb9
wers IN ths employ % a packiuN com.
pnf and we're n camp On me lalara
81 lAe ume dlaieilty arose oseF
ti9ck ~ 80 aaa lhsy Nefe enRaged
in . WaF ~ wores from their respee.
tive eamph. aaout - frei from eaea
ether. when RotnwnaE dared me VA.
lpiBo 10 aA9ol. aaa he efaa the fatal
ahaf.
Roseli was bfoaahs ~ Houman and
placed "a ths PARISH fat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.

me train. A street Demonstration was
the feature o. HE nit, the peopis
cheering, clappiug hands Ana waving
nandkefchiefs,
AMER breakfast Mr Bryan pr0ceed'
I'd TO the fair grounds and there held
reception preliminary % . speech
Al boon be wms rendered a banaaet.
Prairie chickens constituted one q
ne mnia dishes Several Other
speeches are scheduled betwen here
nad Grand Forha. al whlth place Mt,
Bryan VII taik on che lssaes q ma
campaign.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

Afsrsaall.o. SEPT In . street
Suel whleA wAa fhs oafoams q . 20
uw-al quarvrl Maauei Eiaa. seltss
AZ ses Conservative g. vlkiiaHis wha
80. aaa tln@i ~ Manpsi Eaira@s.
seitos ~ NJ ussrri rapsr ~ Report
- ans siao nserAi eaneieais taH 90
rfnasmaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

summers, a son Of NJ. n. Summers.
one OF the county commissioners The
young man was hauling logs to saw
mill and failed to return home. The
family became anxious about him and
instituted search. He was found dead
In the woods. 1t is supposed that a
log rolled over him and crushed out
his life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

sls Thsvsana IN Need % cioshins--Hs
NaF Maaaafna


iisf Measures
Augusta Ca. sept. s.~-.TRn thou'
aand peopla ia Augusta aFw ~ acfnal
neea u ciothing ane hesieotAinE
eapsasn A. VI. HaeTtt. NJ d. A..
ssns here from w. Ncfeefnon. Af'ef
q aay'a Investigation. iound eDep0 ~
sucA rcd AaKsata u bAiiliHR
sssseiY ~ uava az sassriag. h4i pilll
snsiires 20 asa oagriee a. ih1aga
,aytfr ths eify 80 aoespt AZ coatfi
sugt6as Ttoassn8a ~ mes are q
ezra e.eaninK 80 aaA sleasssG 20 a.
fsf i6e Eaaf
waite nBN neHEe peoyls 90 10 Car.
sizes Fl1a az ne AsrAEnsa rssf Fgp9.
ate Anrmia arc ngqsaiisx fsw 40
TAsrn 81 M 10 ~ sgts fhe @nsi -
we're sfsrfHg,Un mere wtevs temss
ass efegt stps Aga eAgFi6 awaY
csBiaia Haegsf ~ fts AsesftmeHi
"A fAs rss ef sAs rniise Nssssa armf
Asa arrived Oh AarasfB wtiA aHfsenfY
"a ssat nteg iAe ssssaiet aat gsagits
wamsFr gstt r. nsesssagg y 81
NASTY fsa1 tsNsa asE TofisiaH mii.
81 afeess3 fsum ksng ssatgpsrsfs %
AKRffa % ABFests NaH f3Af tss Whs
sesrmmer ~ wsas asatist So
~ ism Csc mrmfaFs fat8sE
a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
WOMAN sEia 70 MILlloNs.



Mobile. Ala. Sept, s~'Neah X
lRdlow. enaluees N tha ugeamer ".
v Iee. IN tina famous RACES oa ths Mls.
aiaaipvi river With me steamer Match.
"a. wncn the IasseF blew uR has been
nctlnad shas hla vile Ia hair ~ %
acres 81 land IN lha heart q New
York city. wuFth milllouA u dollars.
MRS. tadnw. a h eiaimed. u one
~ che few remaining heirs ~ me o..
lginai owners u the Property who
gave 4 Rine,y.nlneyeAf ieaas a. the
lsna. NhleA lease a about 10 expire
Active slsga hayu been began 70 ~,
cover ARA. LnEaWs laiegest ~ tae
property.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
ON rRAiL oF BANDIT.
Officers May Catch ths Man who Reb.
bed Twelve 9tAass.


bed Twelve 6tAnss.
los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 3 -tlame
Warden W. u Morgan has received
a Telegram from unlted States Game
wardon r.. \. Palmer that the bandit
who recently held ap twelve stagea ID
Yellowstone Park u believed 70 b.
William Blnklcy. who escaped from
the Natlonal Guard house AZ yellow.
stone PRrk IN November, he had been
given . threa and halt ysaTs sen
tence F0r shooting OK IN I'm parb
Blnkley was arrested BY Morgan To
l.oa Angeles. aad ihe man was con-
yicted on evidence secured through
the EFFORTS " the warden
Il Il conkiaeFed possible that nlnh
icy a beaded for los Angeles and
wAriens and other officers vii 20 on
the watch for hlm from thla time on.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
CAMPAIGN PROGRESS
Political COndlliOns Discussed BY
Mack aud Others
EVERYTHING SATISFACTORY
Chairman Mack says the east Can ns
Relied Upon 70 swell the Vote ter
nryan---Rhesa island May JoIn she
Democratic Column.

New York, Sept. a,--ppitlcal con.
dltlons IN tho east werc discussed az
lcRgth Tuesday at conference OK
National Chairman Mack. memhern OF
ghe national committee and heads ot
lha variona bureaus Of tho New York
headquarters OF tho democratic nation
al committee. Chairman Mack said
that he had received reports FROM al
che states alons mo Atlantic scaboafd
aaa that Ne was more thAa aatiunei
with the progress o. the campalgn
aud Chalrman Mack urged upon bis
national committeeman 10 DO All they
could 10 ala Ia the organisation Of
precinct democratic clubs.
National Committeeman GEORGE w
Green. OF Rhode Island. and Judgo
Erank r1taalmmona Of Providence. n
H., chairman OF tho state central
committee informed Mr. Mack At the
conference that they had every rua'
nnn 10 believe that Rhode Island thia
year would cast Is electoral votes tor
The democratic ticket.
Chairman Mack said that 40 Solnc.
ton had a. yct been made FOR the vice
chairman tor TIE eastern headauar.
tiers. Chairman Mack IA planniag 70
be IN chleaE0 ~ neKt sunday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
MysrEay rERp A. avEa.


CITY 1heetlnas
Afiantic cifY. nept g,r~rhs ecadt
iioa ~ Cbanss u. Mahsgta. ~ nsltt
more, who wss dangerously shot lass
Wednesday nimhs "a ma boafa Malh.
h said 10 10 maeh lmpgoset A. NJ
city hTagliai
The myafery swftgaadins 10 shaet
inr u stili A aesg a. sver aaa she
lmpgssslon - rasnlss wrogas inst shs
veil wgll nHyNf ~ lifind MFs, W,
u. q wililams Ass Fegafass - hef
h9mu scar nalfimafs. bBs Mrs. ROB
sfta. wife % me sigiim. y ssili ~
lAla elLl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
M STATESBALLOT.
sdsas Held For Governors,
Cengrsssmsn, Etc
WEATHER PREVAILED
....r elections Tor various csIes.
N. HsId In the states OF LOulsl-
a. Michigan. Nebraska and Yer

N orleans, La. Sept. 2--Nomi'
n IOr congress and state, parochial
IN ofnces were decided upon in
.,eral democratic primary which
n held Throughout Louisiana on
INV. In many Instances com
y have already decided upon the
srses. but there are contests in
0agressional districts and sew.
nnaldates for the supreme court.
M are also several candidates for
az vacancy on tho Louisiana
railroad commission.
rs sixth congressional district,
,nsentative George X Favrot was
NJ BY Robert @. wickliffe and
M N. Lefebws, while represen.
Ma. P, Puio. OF the seventh con.
Sonal district. contests for the
ndc nomination with William
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

thot, Mich. Sept. a.--Michigan
he east their ballots Tuesday for
eiBt time for the nomination by
NJ primary OF candidates for gov
NJ AGA Lieutenant governor. The
D. which has attached to the
Ny Tor ire republican nomina-
sivsen State Auditor General
B. Bradley and Governor Fred
plner. with state Railroad Com
ner Horatlo 8. Earle also active
~ held. Is expected to result In
unnAbly heavy republican vote,
M he Michigan primary law, tho
N Of any candidate TO receive
psr cent Of the total vote throws
laainatiou into the party conven-
sAich meets to select the can
~ or state officers below lieu
~ governor.
pei Themans, OF Macon, has no
s'iion for the democratic nomina-
governor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

= River Junction, VI. Sept. o.
esarly defined Issues. popular
i'eS and an unusually large mum.
Amor candidates. good wealth.
Ai'oHs and the entire country
%. there was every induce
" the voters og Vermont 20
Ne POLLS Tuesday for the an.
we e'eclion. The candidates
" we're governor and other
Asers. congressman and mem.
Ne legislature, the leaders on
'iean and democratic tickets
s~a'enant Governor George II.
va former Mayor James ".
q Burlington The Indepen.
sue. proAihIsionists and 30.
A'o presented candidates for
Bat not Tor other state on.
ne candiaases we're Quimby
Brandon. Independence
hls'ae n campbeli. Lyndon.
ai'ion. and n. VI. Dallas.
nclAhs,.
y a'eaant Governor Proufy's
a''ai'ied ~ al opposing par.
lhierest was scattered IN
q eis pluFnlliy over former
-'As and me strrnwih o. fae
ee Laagae movement IN TIE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25
HOUSE IS
RANSACkED
Burglars Secured Little OF
Value.
PRISON IS CROWDED
Mayors Court was a Very
Busy Place
Various Charges are Made Against
Those who were Made to Feel
the Laws Strong Arm.

There was surely plenty doing
in police court Thursday and the
busy scenes were continued all day
Friday. The patrolmen were work.
ing owed time and Mayor Louie
and Chief 'Levi' were hustling some
The city prison was crowded to its
capacity Cnd drunks were net a few.
Among the first to be placed un-
der a mayors jurisdiction was
James Jones, suspicious character
who was caught in the act of OF
tempting to gain entrance TO tho
home of Luther Brewer on Sharp
street Officer Hostetter found him
trying rear door OF the home and
Immediately took him into custody.
Ills case was given careful atten-
tlon in mayors court this morning
and II was concluded that tho man y
action was due to intoxication.
Mayor Scherff ordered his immediate
bCnishment from the city
Edward Kerr was another victim
OF the much abused booze habit and
was landed at 2 o'clock BY Officer
Jack NlcDonough. lie was picked up
at the corner of State End Center
streets in semi-dazed condition.
Mayor Scherff imposed a fine of IS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25
GRAND WAS PACKED
Immense Crowd Secs the Presen Ia
tion of "a Doctors Crime"

Ye Colonial Stock company pre-
sneted IA Doctors Crime last night
at the Grand to an audience that
packed the theatre from pit 10 doom
many being turned awcy The per-
torrance was fine and the company
Is one of the best balanced roper
toire companies that has appeared
tt this theatre in years. The vaude-
Vile part of the show was strong
and far above the average carried
by a popular priced attraction.
Beby Kathryn, most charming
little tot, made decided hit in
her songs and dances rUtah" a
comedy drama dealing with life
among the Mormons is the play fol
tonight with ga Boy OF the Streets
for Saturday matinee and "Dead
wood Dick" Saturday night
Buy Beatty G. Longs mems all sollt
81. so lace or congress work shoes
and get your moneys worth.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25
THURSDAY TaE HOTTEST
DAY OF The YEAR
Mercury Stood at a Little
Over the Hundred Mark
Humidity was Nothing and to This
Fact Is Due the Escape From
Prostration. .It s

DR. h. H. Raffensperger, Marion's
official weather observer reports thet
Thursday, September Gath was the
hottest Gay OF the yea. He declares
that shortly aTtor the mercury arose
to 100 degrees and fraction in the
she1e. The observer states that ow-
ing to the fact that the humidity
was practically nothing the intense
heat was not so noticeable. The
doctor declares that had the hum
idity been at q high stage Thurs.
day, that there would have undoubt
edly been several cases of prostra-
tion from heat, at the fairgrounds
Dr. Raffensperger states that dur.
ing the eighteen years Which has
been acting as official weather OBJ
server, that only five times has the
mercury crept to 100 degrees IL
tho shade.
1000 new hits--Dowler e.
9-23-it
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25
OTTERBLIN CHARGE
I, Placed in the Hands of Rev. ]
l.. Hensley.

Dr J. l.. Hensley of Cherry street
received communication today
from A. G. Siddall, superintendent
of the United Brethren conference
informing him that he has been ap-
pointed to the chmise OF the Otter
bein United Brethren church. The
charge was left vacant at the recent
u. b. conference and DR.. Hensley
was selected to the position.
Dr. Hensley has been living re-
tired life in this CITY for the past
several years. lie will leave soon for
Otterben, where he viii assume his
PASTORAL duties.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25

and in default of same ordered him
committed to prison.
Charles Kaufman, an intoxicated
hobo, was arrested on north Main
street at o'clock by Officer Slagle.
In mayors court this morning a
thirty day work house sentence Yves
imposed but letter lifted on the
hobo's promise to skip the town.
Officer Babcock arrested Sherman
Miller on south Main street last
night on a charge OF intoxication.
L He was unable to pay the custom
AIRY fine of So in mayors court this
morning and was ordered commit
ted.
Samuel Bonerd, pipe liner who
was arrested by officer Hostetter
Last evening was found guilty of
a drunkenness charge and fired out
of town this morning.
James o'Connell, a scraper who
engaged in o. fist duel at the fair
grounds last might was arrested by
fair ground policeman and was
taken into mayors court this morn
ing. The court found him innocent
Of any serious charge end dismissed
the case.
Oliver b. Eaton, arrested by officer
Babcock last night paid a fine of
So in mayors court this morning
Mrs John Freshour of Waterloo
street reported to the police depart
ment last evening the loss OF a
gold piece, small amount of
change and other trivial articles. She
told the police that she had the
pocket book when she got on the
street cer at the fair Iyrcund and
upon arriving up town II was gone.
She carried the pocket book in her,
belt and it is supposed that a thief
snatched it. The police have abso-
lutely no clue to work upon.
burglars broke into the home OF
ID. N. Christian Oh Farming street
Thursday afternoon, ransacked the
house from top to bottom and made
rway with q revolver, a razor and.
other small articles CT insignificanca
and left nothing In the house un-
turned to uncover valuables. There
was no money in the house and
the booty of the thieves was not
vailed at more than 81. The mem"
bers OF the housesold were attend
ing the fGir and the miscreants had
fun possession of the residence The
matter was reported to the police.
The police were instructed Thurs
day to be on the lookout for a fine
set OF razors and revolyers which
was stolen from the hardware store
of G. O. Tomas at Gallon early
Thursday morning.
M,cin Gale lpr's
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25

Mems "a5bestos" work shoes, easy
and soft, to 12 at Beatty & Longs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25

Try an al in The Mirror Want
nolumn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25

Music Sale tonight-Dowler's.
9-23-4t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25

The police were instructed Thurs
day to be on the lookout for fine
set OF razors and revolvers which
was stolen from the hardware store
of G. @. Tomas at Gallon early
Thursday morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-25

1000 new hits--Dowler g.
9-23-it