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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Ceremony.

"Have you given UP your idea of
communicating with Marsy'
"No," answered the punctilious pro-
fessor. But owing to the scientific
Importance we have given this planet
1t seems proper that earth should
stand on Its dignity and let Mars
speak irst,"- Washington Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
of jealousy on the part of the woman.
Mrs. Orr Dies at Pioua.

Piqua, o., Sept. 27.--Mrs. Frances
NJ. Orr, wife of General w. p. Orr
and prominent among club women of
the United States, died at her home
here. Mrs. Orr who was sister-in-
law OF the late Senator Calvin 8.
Brice, was formerly president of the
Ohio Federation, and served repeat.
edly as director of the General Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Brides Pie Joke.

Her-Richardl Why on earth are
you cutting your pie with a knifel
Him-Because, darling = now. under
stand, I'm not finding any fault, for
know that these little ovcrsigbts will
occur-because you forgot TO give me
y can opener Cleveland Leader.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Woman Carries message.

Upper Sandusky. o.. Sept. 27.-Mrs.
X. r. Otis OF Cleveland arrived here
with President Tafts message to the
president of the Seattle exposition.
Bad roads were encountered shortly
after she left Pittsburg, delaying the
car badly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.
Forgot to Inquire Whether Old sabin
Was Drowned In Water.

no. LA NiDSON was on Tue Street
~ car with her market basket when
Mrs. Dyker got on with hers.
Good morning. Mrs. Davidson"
Good morning. Mrs. Dyker."
"Did you hear about old Mr.. SabinT
mo. What was it?"
He was drowned yesterday"
"Oh, Lord, but you don't sayw
"Yes, it's true. They have recovered
the body"
Dear, dear me! Drowned, was hep
"He was"
"Was he drowned I'm water or whatT
"Um, um! Now, then, see what an
old woman I'm getting to be. l was
at the house last evening and saw the
body and yet never thought to In
quire."-Los Angeles Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Not In His Linz.

How do look this EVENING"" que
ried the woman who was fishing for
compliment.
Don't ask me-" replied the mere
man. who was nothing II not practical
Consult an oculist."-St Louis Repub
lie
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Prominent cItlzen Dlea.

New Philadelphia. o., Sept. 27.--A.
W. Patrick died suddenly at his home
OF heart disease. He was 80 years
old. Mr.. Patrick was prosecuting at.
torney, served as probate Judge and
state senator and was the Democratic
candidate for lieutenant governor In
1899.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Goinu TO Be Missed.

Clergy yman-Deacon Jones Is dead.
Clergyman's Wife-He was constant
in his attendance at church; you will
miss him great deal.
Clergyman-Yes; 1t seems us II !
can't preach unless l hear his snore.-
iWoman's Home Companion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27

At INDIAN--. Oils l, 81. Paul 0. Sec
ond indianapolis g. 81. Paul g.
AT LOUISVILLE 8. Kansas city g.
Second: Louisville ., Kansas city 6.
Al TOLEDO 2. Minneapolis ,. socond:
Toledo 10, Minneapolis 2.
AT COLUMBUS 6, Milwaukee L. SEQ.
ond: Columbus 0, Milwaukee 10.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
And BoiIs Than.

Mrs. 3acon-And does your cook do
the washing too?
A. Mrs Erbert-Oh. yes.
"And is she good cook?"
"Oh. yes; she stews clothes beauti-
fulfyp-Yonkers Statesman.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Accidentally shoots HereIf.

Marietta, o., Sept. 27.-WhIle put.
ting away target rife Mrs, l.. E.
Smith was shot through the stomach
and will probably die. The accident
occurred In Noble county. where the
Smiths were staying temporarily.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
What a Horrid Bow.

Mollie-Why do the ladies leave cards
when they call and don't find anybody
at home?
Tommie-I guess it's cause they
want their neighbors to know they've
got some new ones printed.-Boston
Herald
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Jealous Woman Uses Gun.

Toledo, o., Sept. 27-With a bullet
wound in his head Peter Flugy is
lying at the point of death, and his
assailant, who is said to have been q
woman. has not been located. The
shooting took place in the tenderloip
district apd ID said to DO the outcome
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
A Versatjle Fellow.

A young man wants situation as
odd man or pair Of horses Kirkcud-
brightshire Advertiser. q
We have an old revolving cage. II he
would care TO come as three white
mice.--London Punch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
Not Exactly.

"As regards Cook and Peary. there
" all the difference In the world be-
tween the two men"
"No, there Isn't. In that case they
could have had pole apiece. ."-Balti-
EAore American.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
poIaritis.

my husband is suffering from polar
tits"
"PoIaritis! What sort OF disease
Is that"
ITS a new disease. I'm beginning
10 doubt everything he tells me."-De
troit Free Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-27
American Association.

Batterles-Gaspar and Clark; DAILY and
Wilson.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26
Detitabte Sorbifielp. !:

9 otntalte glatni1rgan orr1ge
,Mooneo, at Sor0ifia1pmaalerne
@aibington 9. g.. gpoafrifa %
mango andre Steoer paa SSorroen 5.
49, ::Sd11uar. bapbe piif, at ser tanot ct
:sSoroifialp steo ct eller an0at 5tes
pda ;Mlooen,. men Sd! ser life foln 8e-
ret,ning on 1,ogets ioaoant> antos
n1q,r, ntl1bbru0bet bap0e fln6et SteS
pua Yelmuultoena at It eller ati6etsDcea
nufdgeIlg set moiife. MAer Der
imiplerti0 fommet Meeooelelie ira
Nerifen ON, at Der netop iamme Sag
.bqrz fun0et ct Sor6ffjelp @teo ben
.aflieegIiggen0e 8rooins'auriitan, Der
sui bdrSorbinoelie meo Smperoa-
men, eb @urerer, er meget biergfulo
:o9g fg1of befolfet. S bette Diitrift
al. 60 2an6sbDer fomplet lagt POE,
% mellem 5,O00sog 6,00O Menneifer
;e si onfomne. Sc operlepenoe SSuoo-
:bpggere bar miitet alt boao Sc eieoe
.og ct ffllpgteoe inD Maboprobinlerne.
So. 10000 stpffer apng omfom
,llnoer Soroifialoet:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26


fra Naris in0en @ampagnans Mfilnt-
ming. GromtpeH afllog Sorlange1.
BET, % 0Dgterl1e Tom .frem gienneln
be nnp1tte 8labesl1,en Set paaitaoes
life, al gluosnes l16gtpere eller 8e.-
6afterer Dor meo0elaotige Henge.
SSlarfpreSHingsGlanen.
Seem Dorf sWorlbn rette0eeftet
sgt 9lnflagernspm llofnroigeoe e
Sbololpmt sl,greb mgo be Nano, Del
/ oigle oar. otntalte Jon a%reifjanoeoe,
;lerIigt moo Eraiioente1. Anflager.
ne betegnes pm ct perfio Mneref
moo Nresiens SribeotH at frennint-
&c lin Meni,tg, % Hrafioentens enc
tie 6orlnaaI porzsat berDtta De 6or.
Sstaters aominiitratipe og efsefntipe
sMdifiineri til at tiIfreo5ftiIIe bans
perionliee &npnlDis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26

ssEntered ct the Post sOfice at st.Paul
ssAIipn.,.sas second class mail matter.
8eiiels agrnt
sc sprenien.
Gn Trcoena Stir.

Yen tors al1erifanife 1laooe Tom
Nlanones hIbdge til iii ioite Gin
Ierplabs poa Nmerifas 9lltfD1f, mere
enc IL Mnaneoer etter 1t oen baboe
sforIoot ben, og liige ua gob Stano.
Sens 8ogt oper 8erbeflsDapenes bar
SDpret iom ct Srilmfttog, operalf q.
ben sog Be brape 5gn1tell0 0cn bar Die.
pen Eiite meo SSllbel: Mien oetlilaar
uap}1e fsil at Der Nit % ber bar
bIa1set lig cit 9raabc Diisunoelie.1
Def @eIfmnitbrger, Der raftea MmerIs
! fauerne. Score Mapis fnr, at Sc
0oreneoe 5ttater iii erblaaSt ltore
symaater fnnoe n,eutN Hffe5fren1s
lRgges enopelnR 5llaaoe % bele
Beroen bar facet 8epilet at e: Get
Ger alo}Dnliat, at otlnle tore Der.
oens. ppiissiming anIeriffnnl gppz
niaat piI ifpoe oct 3ipspuitfflD i en-
{ npis 55rcinsia, 0uzper nil Mtpesaft1el
Brl1g for Sen tic get, Sen CT b1gga
for. bliper set tpre 5Ioa0ez
togt en- paa 6or1aanO pnlioenIseir,
pn iutet Bloo Iar foitst0gbog
mdngler enonn set pigtiglte 9eo i
a'ssoen, Der ifal briHge 6faaoen op.
fil iltl6 9spftepirf1riW saa Ipnge
SO. aanrerifas gdtfpit iigoer iaa5
sfjeri:t fra 9ltfDiten at Reilm ibarer,
til a1 bel geroe1spmleiltW bI So.
iterne lieee for1olospis nbeifptteoe.
Sort naar BET tore MrheiDe Der ! ben-
ne Sid feregam nebe paq 3a1a,Ta
GaHtlsn er Albfeety pil ser funnasbflliis
pc ct .asreritdnit 8~iauoelpltemsberi Inc
]. pei, Ell rinrelig gefoitlmngfan aas5fia
S.ffnloe @irfefraft lpn Sorlrar tiI ole
eis,r. .5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26
8noifab nm 9anama aanalcn.

8reliopnt Npoiepelt ia1bte iioite
uge Ron%gresfen#et 8ltoifab angoae11-..
.be 4altama Ranalen 9enbolb fll
Sen Mapport JONI besSSngettigrer, Der
nblig siamu1an nteb Bms ft bar
inipiceret glnlpage, bur oigipet.
Happorten bier, efter 8rniibeutens
Mening, paa set flareite, at @ongress
len bnnoleoe flogtb lit Eio at
beitemme ig fot gluieiDitemet % at
Oct pilbe pare en- nti1gibeIig Dunr-
ifab at joratore aanalen til EN- &apz
fIaoe=aanal. San afgiort er &ap
porten 88apgr q Ben m1pareuoe
Eshietppe q frenlfioiige alngreb paa
ssbenne 81 bore ensbetDooe1to mes
Nnoreb poo ielpe anIeeaet d en
Esaannl SCI belle tagef Densnefte
aritiHl Ser funbeanferes mel @runo
at ser tinoom bar baref br,lgt
for tort Msqal Sorliigftigbeo for
|afparge fremtiiioiige mbaIo peo aa1raI=
anIageet. @atln Demninuen, Der
betegnet om pags paaniihiiffer e
ifglge oellloarbeiiSSeoa NsIaNer Butte
ainbeoen or raiioerten dn
haffaler oen IaDere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26
pu(ttJer an6(aget for Bag:
ua(keQe

AIEs5sI .#-.|s4arA aS@N 81HEE ESN-3 #SS&eEGS
Hntteosstates @rat1o S1lr9 sSalg=
Et11gton 9 9. bar liolte Hge 11of9rot=
get Mnflage tn1e0 Sollepb Yul1t6er,,
I've pat1 Comm g Neberf sD1tar,
benbolospIS eler 90 teoatterer q
5gfefpz g)ort usserlo 90 moo a'e1apar!
5s'nttB og.eDas AsllltaMs elefeo g
yyeeDs %. W.
aa.1 1..''p - f.n Ilu ~ 49,.
ss...: Sl e1lgu : e'D g.ampasa
t,er4a 1 gs,apa !. a e..'s, aas;n,a,.s',,
90 mr.
s.1r...s:s,.NnmoAsag asS 4;rrsa
ssas,,,ass'M 4a D..s'' ~ 5DWana,na
g. d. :, 49, as.franH
.,aas., MS motns~s :,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - noa m,oitona'
~. = s,,,s,.;;fa, snn.
MAJ a. -. 81, t.,.sa1i gier 81 5
~; tsM.a4;;asas.,,'.aa atsSe- ssnrp,,soe
|gtata,.sha,sa s;sr4 '@,narhpniII;noen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26
Ootn-
in9ton.

8 llaar Ualben fell, at Bdibing-.
ton-Gagm,o 5. %. 8ebrl,ar giipef Muz
1eouin9 for biitoriife 90 genealogiifte
Gorifere til at beifinftige iig meo
s2anbets Saoer"s qfjtamni11g, %
6enMnta9elia ipnes mere % mere at
faie Mob, at George @aibington
.pirfeIia ION oct meo 8eiterntbeo er
sblepet paaitaaet r a 5 II
&c an n i n 8. 81 bragte !
;8egDnoelleusnf iioite Mar en- Nrtife,
bpilfetl ii nnfsrte en- RRffffe aie11bos=
giernitlger, Der peger baitemt i ben
&etri1g, 81: d. ll0taleller nf @aib==
ington iclp, ogi en- NrtifeI Set pauz
fslgsnoe geun1er fompIettereoe Na1tor
g. Big 6isie me6 ncgle 6afta.
Der omtren gier Waibington's ban.
lie Mfltamning til gisbeo.
Ggiaa iaar bar @aibingtonzDage
9irSbags gibet en- a1ief 8iDen1fubsz
mono Mnlaoning til at fremiafk line
Mnifnelier ON @albington's BDrb,
% bans Dro bent1e Sorbinoelle foor
iaa nteget itgrre gagtl iom gan life
erSfa1oinab al Sgoiel elltr glfitam-
ming aa BET er life NotionaIltoItbeo,
Der paapirfer bans slutninger; oe
ban bar besuom ets 9rbeIes onfet
geabn JON en- poalioelig o. nggter1
|Sorfer. Da ar OF. fbeol. S 81.
9enfer i MianeqpoIis, Sen befienote
bffzamerifanIts 2ntber Mnfboritet,
Jorfatter al a~al1tberang an
eanossa 2e1fer aaar e,1ooa
foo pioot at ban antploer en oirefte
|glegtsliaie fro oamle Jaoer Doit
sneo I'll @aibington.
Sc 6orane6e 5taters fgrlte &nrii
bent pars 1rater 81. Center, en- gGt.
ling at Dc nbroiife gifinger % itam.
meoe fra 00in, Ser grl1nolagbe scan.
bio Adr 10 gr @riih Gp6iel. Mel.
lem Doin % @oibington ligger Sci
s. slngtleo. Sc etealife Com.
nlonGlea 8oilsY ont ogiaa &aito1
Sig reiererer til fin sr napnte 81,
tel inoeboIber 8eretninaar ON So
milien @oibington bsIt filboge ii
bmlgin, ben Inn6e0e gnglo1b, %
foruo or aiosptuft tai, oens Mf=
jtaurring pores BET tilbage hl Doia
|aien,1em oelsSalofe oanffe Roneeraf-
Oct eriteDpeo1em al oenne Son
EgefamiIis uopanoreoe fra Dall-
mar, por 1orfin aboriin tbe
Da~res-sg6c r a,eo fatfe orf-
ire oIaN an bar Det1s IL %
treoipaes oia:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26

a--s &C. -
eirsnoe Magts sioe baDoe iuaet Mp.
m1,1le1,tet reiit. 49,
Noar pi.attsr / 9ag ton1ular til
:bagesM oenne Sag, er set oeIs foroi
hi bar faae 2eiliebe0 TIL at bic Nf.
hlonineer q 70 af Sc fire @ranit-
iltene for 3ana, Mora, 5peasog g1lp=
ION in6bDroas forblln6tle meo Ell
@jabe pmgiper Set fore @opeomo1,u.
ment % om barer oesfalone &elteS
MabneAfbiloninderre al ban norjfe
% Den finite Steu er oesparre life
fomnet % Spn0e- oels ogiuo ffor
at bringe Ben miirSre gla6elige Meo:
5oelelle, at oeat al aomiteen uoiteots
5Dpfor0ring ont at fotn1ne ben til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26

81 bapoe fior tosga,ee 2siligbso
EtiI giertaioe Ell Mfbiloninasa SCI
ima,ffe Nfoltltnent, ser Mep niifpret
5. g. glpfil fo1te Nar operoe oastife,
no iiori t., Fpsrffe %. finife ee lom
sloo oeres aio spqa G~alpIooien peo
5MasergfollteiM spoafrita or Sri
ftaternes 5ribeS seg nafbansiabe6:
Cen lioIte @ang 81 oi1falfe Detne
Sag par Is. 0ftobsr ioH Diof=
fenliggioroe en- 0pfor0ring ON at poe
.8ioraa til Officiating Of en- @ialp
lnaa IS @6: Sterling, ion Meonl1,
me1t=aomiteen bdpoe bpilenoe poo
iig, efter at oen sfter tore gal,ifes
ligbeoer og bitter Mooitano ra Ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26
!. Dper Gpne

Nar for slnr bliper set bDrere nt
Ienee. Detfan Be @nsnneore tale meb
uan, Scr ifal inoiille 1t itabigt fooft<
BARRE subget efter linloeneIer al-
brig ltigat1oe Snotegter..Meen Stn-
tsrnes s&usbolber slerN iinensI ige iaa
baarht life minooiitt BEN, Der Ieber be.
6orenss 5tuters fore gfono1li.
8arre e11b iaar Dar bet iieloen pess
ret u11ber rornale 6orDoIb. Stots.
faslen bar ct llnoerif1lo pao 140,
llnaa Millioner Collars, o. bpor
Sno1Rgter1e ffdl fomme fra baa6e til
De laben6e nbgifter og til DRfning.
al ltnoerbaQancenl CT iua meget mere
alpiif, JON life e1gul1g 5oloipgrgs-
maald, Der on1fatter &agieriugens
pigtigik Snotagtsfil6e, er orbnet
euoog blot tilnarmeliespis to-
Slosiafe Buogetter iior bpert enffalH gMfe=
gierin9s=G eparteli1emt giper Snotrpf
q at Der i 6pert af benz maatte flnoe
fiinoe Meolpttelier 9teo er fuu6e
bri1ge nogenlulroe 8ollunee i Regn-
fnbet. Mien betpirfelige Sorbol6
er, at bpert enfelt8uoget tD.prtt iimoo
tiger hert Nar, Wru1l0en bette
Ct itfeslooelnffenoe oen1 at 8irffom-
bbeben al natnrlige grl,noe u6pioe.s,
1r,e.t m,inoit Iige iaa meget, at 8efpH-
Mngen bar facet 5mag paa at Iepe
sllotpm Rsgieringens gefoining,
ftiiIIIer itnoigt itigenoe arnb til of
ienIIiigc6iRlpemioier, n0piioe oB for.
beoret ieneite paa aa 0mraaber.
ss6piItet e iiiin gooe Sroen, nadroen
Inn g oil betale oe itprre 1beifter
9oete ~Isope,,oigt meofprer. Men 1,aar
bdooe 6iireffe % inoirefte Sfatter for
& 6gle ndar @rapele til Befolfni1geh
atfgn dl11me 6orboD lom Sc Go
ocr 6Does ben, % fonllt1sr 8rg-
1telren for ON Nutioneu bur leoet
D eatnoig Ieper ouer Gpue.. Deter
sss6ttsb1rOen % gp1en tn at bore
M iom ofgiperM adIetoffen for bet
er aojfilligt Scr tpoer
& Malreriifmtre SSoIf e Iiige
b6xabo @ranoiimM ii 1epc oucr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26

njalp meo @ialoens Nfbataline in
gen Jrllgt bar baaret.
gotbaro gbriitanien Gacoma.
ber oeltog 5laoet % tom lepel1oe
ira oespg bpis Rapn itaar UNDER
Dpraabet, meooelersos, at bette niger
RelNltater fur bragto g at aoniteer
ratspaaI itaoig frpffffeg Of ser
Sum pda IS Fo sterIings $1z5.
lom oan ifDlber bort. fer Sc N1eo,
belelfar, iom 81: gbriltenien ba1
faaet ira &omiteans Gorl1amo, ST
:MsB: CABIN, er TGtoerne gransbaal
smeget odarlige % Mrbeibslgsbeoer
meget tor arliet blanot sfdnoiind1
Ea,rr,o Snt. .sS ts
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26
8enee Cutting:
6Derne,

q 10 Sent usbotps. Ct 10 mart
5.SSilobbegrebat d bpab Der o%ritaaes pe0
soaalige offenligs Msipreoelier for ben
sippne &lnSes og egenlig CT Bet 10
ogiad ref llffploigt % ina rart billigt:
.gn @aw imeliem at tilbringe Ell 81
me pau=oisieN laoier.
Srn bette billige % liot ensformi-:
&c bR1toer BET, mgns Dpmerflom=
Ybeo MiiDer Nnleoet paas nogetSanoHdI
pg:6eoreza az snleget beore, ct man
,ne0 BIroeofrer ct Har Imad GoIs
Iars paa gornpRliens Alter. Noe.
Iine @enee; Ser ioite nge bar e-
1ggt 81. RsauI % Min1reapolis gfte;
fig besparre SEP 1iio aa baarIigs
tilpas, at Mn life fuI1oe oeltage
ollie Sc Donies Brograu111ef lbs paa.
Men-pi iaa Enoe banfe, oanie
iom ingen o,iben formanr SET,
|TeH bpor inoensanomi 8eroen tom,
tner b6e1be ner. 49,.
Com Danierinoe er bun iige for
|os nIle; bod eten Ri ser banf eller
ameritdnit: Alle iom Ell eiper oii.
benoe Dor 8Dloeit for benoes pioi,1-
E6erliQe &unit.
Men M0eli11e @enee beiiooer anore
|ggenlfnber, berabeptrffer, at III 9an=
lie fgler, Tom bui itanr os nar11ere.
Eeno rogen a1l0e11 ggenifaber Der
n1er eno foroobler Dor SSrtteresie for.
0enne bereulte a1lnitnerinoe, nemlig
bette, at + III er Dot t, lite
blot fp6t Gunmarf iont peo ct ubel-
Oigt 9ilfnloe, nten Danif SialL
sino % belle &erlon:
8etG1lfer man ct BIN lon1 garifs
mig forlo0 h~6goeIan6 og ioen 81
inart bar ,ldgt belle ben eieiIilerebe
8eroen, aeiiepe og @onger i%beregnet1
for lin mao 5pooer, fi1n6e set oaI
iiffe te1fes otbet lille 5poelano me-
Ire %. mere mnattte ipinoe =ben i Saus:
lge%billeoer? 1partimob, NOR Ser al.
bes &eiligbebs er set be11oe aItio fiert
at tale lit MooersmaaI, % moor bun
paa fin Sci bentore geroen iit1n.
Dom mgoer noget gobt % uotrDfs-
fnlot, noget Ser mao bape HlfRlles.
I1eb 8anmnrf, 90 gIentmer Jun dl-
brig ct ortalle, bbor meget set min-
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The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Frank Murphy, well-known
freight conductor on the first dis
trict, brought No. 7 in last Mon
day. Fred Nohl, the regularcon-
ductor, is taking a brief lay-off.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Any intelligent person may
earn good income correspond
ing for newspapers; experience
unnecessary. Send stamp tor full
particulars. Empire Press Syndi
cate, Middleport, N. Y.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

A. F. Fowler, night cashier for
the Harvey lunch counter, left
Tuesday for Gallup, N. NJ, where
he will fill a like position for the
next few weeks.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Dan Bishop, one of the steno-
graphers in the office of Superin-
tendent Gibson, made a flying
trip over on the first district Sun
day, returning Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Mrs. George Bardin returned
home Thursday from California
where she has been visiting for
the past month.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Mrs. c. j. Willis, of Arey, paid
Winslow a brief visit during the
week, returning to Arey Thurs
dav.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Mrs. ]. ]. Collins was on the
sick list the early part of the
week, but is again able to be
around.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

The Twenty-ninth u S. lnfan-
try, comprising twelve compan-
is, travelling in three special
trains, passed through Winslow
last Monday en- route from the
Philippine Islands to Fort Mia
CARA. N. Y. Over 700 soldiers
were in the regiment in addition
to 80 officers and the regimental
headquarters.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Mrs. Chas. Calm has returned
home from Gallup, where she
visited with her mother for sew.
eral days.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Tom Pulliam deputy sheriff of
Coconino county was in Wins
low Friday on business connect
with his office.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Miss Addie Sykes, one of the
Santa Fe operators at Bellemont,
has been granted a leave OF alb
sence owing to sickness and has
left for Los Angeles, where she
hopes to recuperate.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Brakeman Guy Morris return
ed Monday on No. 8 from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in
Northern California and has re-
sumed service with the Sal ia Fe
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Special Officer T c. Vella re-
turned Thursday last from Ell
Paso, where he had been on busi-
ness connected with his depart
ment.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Joe Jordan is back among US
after tour of the Northwest, in
cluding Idaho, Montana, Wash
ington and Oregon Mr. Jordan
expects to resume service with
the Santa Fe within few DAYS
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

H. L. Ahlers of Seligman was
a WinslOw visitor Thursday re-
turning home Friday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Mrs, S. Albright left Tuesday
for Moqui, where she has accept
ed a place as operator for the
Santa Fe, relieving Miss King.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Mrs. John Noble is expected
home soon from Phoenix where
she has been for the past two
months visiting her daughter
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Come to the Epworth League
services Sunday night at 7:15 at
the M. E. Church. Mrs. w. H..
Day, Leader.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

c. A. Bond left Monday for
Los Angeles where he goes to Sc
cure medical attention at the
Santa E7e hospital
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Mrs J.. A Gray arrived in Wins
low Wednesday after an absence
of several months, during which
time she visited with relatives in
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
other California points
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

DR. F. H. Waite and family re-
turned home last Sunday from
Williams, where they have been
for the past two months.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

]. J. Haley and wife left Thurs
day morning for California points
where they will remain for the
next thirty days enjoyinga vaca-
ton.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

President E p Riplev's private
Car II was attached to No. l
last Monday enroute to the
coast.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Mrs. Geo. H. Sutherland was a
visitor at Albuquerque during
the latter part of last week, re-
turning here on No. l Sunday
morning
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Miss Mary Myers, teacher of
the first grade, returned last week
from Mantau, Okla, where she
had spent her vacation.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

]. l.. Munds, formerly sheriff
and prominent stockman OF
Yavapai county was a Winslow
visitor last Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

T. ]. Evans, prominent sheep
man from Ash Fork, visited Wins
low last Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

WANTED-Small second hand
cook-stove and a few chairs. APP
ply at the Mail office.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

Elisabeth Young, teacher of
the second and third grades, ar
rived home last week from But
Ter, Penn, W here she has been
since the closing of school. much
refreshed from her vacation.
The Winslow mail., 1909-09-18

H. H. Smith, local manager for
the Holmes Supply Co., left Tues
day on an inspection trip of the
commissary cars between Wins
low and Gallup.