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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-01-02
Gold soxereians For Canada.

The first gold sovereigns ever made
in Canada were recently turned out at
the royal mint in Ottawa, Ont. They
are made from gold mined at Larder
Lake and are marked with &C. indi-
cative Of Canadian manufacture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09

The District Leader can't be beat
~ Is the anappiest, most enjoyable
musical comedy that has been here
this year 1t Is potpunrrl It's star
nuaicnl rLmheg Is What's the Use of
Dfeamlne suave enhancing mAl.
0dy Tint simply permeates every ilher
of the auditor md makes every dream
come true IN the matter Of the chm.
rms THERE Is praise also. 1t "A com.
posed og an exceptionally fine iot De
well drilled girls. exquislJaly cuatumeH
The atory Of Che piece though meIa.
dramatic Il probably the best plot If
any Of todays musical comedies. qh0
scenes are we'll SCI. the first being
reproduction Of tho totNnda of 9ae
hehman house The second dlselesluH
q scene from Chinatown. while the
third aes shows 4 paiatial summer
home aud gardens eu the HndasH
river.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09
sGs aAs all sl. s1II N


fhomsa Dixon lF.
when Dr. Talmage stopped nreach.
Ing Il the Academy d Music In Aroo,-
Ism It n Thomas Dlx0n r.. stepped
int ihc tqcanl pulpit and greater mul.
situdes than ever theonged 10 near the
eloquent son III North Carolina. Thla
was III 1896 siS years before thar nv.
Dixon had become NATIONAL figure
through hts vigorous aud determined
aliscrs Oh municipal corruption IN the
metropolis ii the nation Inter on the
e9frHpteuisis caused hts arrest on tha
charge Of criminal libel # wits Il balA
aiiemnt ii throttle free speeah fl NeN
farF the following 9unaag Mr. Dix.
cn entered his pulpit and boldly de.
apuafpd the grand Jury aa paekea and
tae presenting Judge as parae, IS
WImIhls. Three daga Inter the IN
dIetmHt was secretly iamisaed b
iha dlstHNl attorney fHe Battle fer
eiele righteousness Maa I'll Dnee taken
ap by practically every preacher IL
Nes fork Mir Disan was The pigneuf.
however who brought d benF the full
moral force Of The pulpit on burning
public aaealIpns.
'fle lseiHfe platform next enaF0ssed
Mf DlxaN's attention. for be saw sne
Eeid wss broader Tho same feirless
suiili dominated hm Ii that wnlk.
'lheu eame another widealng u his
laeala horizon and aa author he
Turned IFS attention 10 telling the
ueslH lhe lruo story nf reconstruction
tn thu South with his nos famous
iriulagy sl'he Lenpards Spots.
iThe glansmen. and The Traitor I
tie swept away the ralnmnlas Df Ilal~
FIeg Feathef stuAaa Il lpln Tom i
cahln. Albion Tourgee's 'HFiuHa
WithpuE straw and "a Fools Fr
rand, aud fpl the first lime made the
Nallan realize The terrible Importance
81 lhe race problem. from these three
h1nls haee been hgamall1ed "The
Glansmae ana "1he Traitor. Through
lhege novels and hlaya the North haa
lgarred the truth enueetnlng the South
and they have saased marked
change II sentiment III the Northern
asalds Tile Eaulh hna neyeF hua sa
ablsr champion, and Mr. Dixan'a nups
tslafltY has ef0wnswlth every nassng
Aesf Hts latest pl0Y. eThe Traitor.
M ieh wall be- seen Ill The Brooks thea
isa tonight has mel with phenomenal
ncgaas, playing everywhere 10 Hapa.
esgy Audiences. Sueh an instantaneous
4.4s, s4ss4l5 ksfnt44. t4ss8s4. ia Il +.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09
AAlNa lN EFEoRr



nnslauea ltam ans rre
s ha husband, SHE claima
nal thaY wafa wen W Noilsaa2
HFsNes N hugnsi ap3 fhF MoiAsf
l6a present wiiea slrN AZ neaft'
eVaIP seS eemmanA os thc fafe"s
oehlaR sdatsec aad HF man reall1e
eRhllng mAipnal yannpanee NHd
tAe ninsl itile Nasaan whom n Aaa
aflallQ klsa Enr aaughier and hls
AAnd ife gandbYe an Wish hef
tAat llIe can hrlns W now llsieAa
A0ge ouly wish W ts plnee hlm pF'
tAnd thn prison bars.
i4eH nlsad
KNnxaH yErpla wEn #npv kilany as'
AHYs aA elflms gAai4li blood Il is sens
AnslE aat4nlea lhat be n fourth QK
Na and an slahth Nyan 0lte li8
r4ef II yama4kable iu fhns wlslle he
Aaa sokEh 3palth "a ehposllle his nfA
M aIsnaasaaix ffsl wife iie feAlay aea
anefts InsafeslA nd j ~ tlne 81
laa HBkE twenty HaFH has b. haen
fha EaAn W4lllQ.de.
lHA IsAhg ~ Nas apnEiaaf q
eAHFAas Under which hsf hHahafla
aaW seagA. Saturday Sha was aif
MHaed b aHflaHH ehafses WHOM #iii
tH Hlin saa aaEsAa hlm ai them hn
HAnied 'hiH Maff Ep q atheE thaFs
helst and she was Walilns Hstaels
e H haaf gfaeH Nhea III Rlaafalt
@aanHnMnN ltNe mataHf wet u1i a.s
He#Ea I'll lNa se8Naest tag ksA shtga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09

Fae superior court him was signed
fy We governor Saturday and IS
uow a lsw Already lhsge Is consld-
orahlu epawlpg lcr iejgashlps Las
san ia ono OF the counties affected
nv lhr biii nnd ihe Governor wiil
saou make appointments DI Judges.
rha uame of loel M Sandnh, VINO
has resided a bla 2 Perkins avenue
the past three yeaFs la being fire.
aucntly mentioned IN connection with
lhe place SAudllil Is III present prl-
Fate secralars b the Governor ana
bas fllpd Dos POSITION wlsh aigual
fblliiy tie "a an exceptionally good
lawyer anil 4 laan 81 sterling worth
loyalty apd integrity ho served with
conspicuous ability sln tne ccnslitv
ilonal convention and IS regarded by
iheb ar ana laiiY as especially tlhe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09


"elassmatea.s
Narmau Hscketi who will appear
to DE MiiIe's greatest American nlas,
sgAssmatese at the Brooks tom 5ff0M
night, WIS asked The other day what
be considered the dominant nate 0I
hts character Duncan IRVING 4.d
What was tile real essence If the PLAY
itself fhe dominant note Of Dune4a
irving he replied It's tile enuncia
lion, BY flght living. nf the etefna4
principles of true American courage
/ am IN American and / am playing
thank Cod. IN an American play. Tie
American author has glvea me same
extreme moments Tor the e4presslen al
American anger and American lnAiloe
/ use iae aara extreme adeiaodlY
THE nntft play IS so extAmely AmeH
ean and ae charged with everything
thas gees o make us proud Of the title.
that ] feal elated every time don ms
West Point eaaet unlgorm every time
/ surrender my military life for H..
honor every time aghl my rival, hefE
slailord. for the hand Of the ell 1
love, because nf The tremendous oppor
iunlfy u showing wAaK an American
aglaier Il made Of aud what he is ilRhl
ing fnr There Is need Of aIi Of q
aans enauence. ali ot hts magnetism
al 81 aia Compartment. his individual
itY, vigorous and persuasive as tues
may be. to properly portray this won
derfnl 81 practer ne Mile has drawn
Duncan Irving Is this years. prize palt
and an naturally oeefiuYed that I
hepe been fortunate enough to draw
It. ! am HFaAd Uf my rarl AND of my
play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09

timber Tor the judicial ermlne Law
yers especially arc Interested In push
lng ssudlln for superlur Judge and
while lhs secretary himself iH nom
cenmliN when ihe srhiect rs mem
Toned Ne would not W. wholly ayorsr
no atiaillitg the iille ef Judge" to
his caaramen ln ease the Governor
rces gt 10 TOOK with favor ON the
claims put forward lu his behalf BIZ
hl irlpnds
Since moslng ip Guthrie Mir Sand.
liu has heea admitted with the city's
interests ANA haa an abiding iallh in
Guihrie's ialp#e lle enjoys q stsie-
wide acauElntaAgc aud numbers hla
friends ~ napa county hy ibe score.
Since he has cast his fortunes with
ihe caigtal aiig his acouainlsnee.
ahip will rebound 81 aa tsset 10 me
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09
WEATHER FORECAST

tBy Associated PFeasl
New Orleans. La. March eTe
p~hl Falr. warmer In west Wadnta
day fair and warmer n east
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09
skIIIed Nkonian En.tcnr.

#FtfFtA FfHAfM4F tTNH@Nfs
The fset has not become generally
known n ia how edna Archer Craw
ford, VIE II appearing iii Henry Il
HarHs' production If Charles klein's
great afama. THE Lion and the
Mouse soon tn appear at Che Hr1aHs
retains Gle beautiful ilahs If her ID
ienely fifecian figure while ifavallnf
III ami cut uf the many changes 0
weather When this clever PLAYER pn
counters an inelemeney Of the ela
menta that prohibits her enjoying
long. brisk walk OF horseback ride
she feiFeaia 10 The slaga Of sha tneatrf
IN which the company Ii playing. ans
prepares t0g an hour or mofe af Al
lice fencing Nilh Membnr ii tic com
i ng who II paid for snch service
Miss Crawford ii in accomplished
aAnfa4wuman. and haa hnan known ta
give her c0mbatant mauY aayers
chase fof sauHels. Ihe aetreas recon
maads FeHelng III IN excellent exercise
for Numen. ss il not onlA gives re
muaeles the PROPER antion. bgis i.eena
The mlad alert. and nesre8 ara
tlIuK ii tho paAl Whan 0neR one he
epnEeB nrnilelent with the fpils.
eThs District Loaeafa
he uHHrlas III ~ sunha r.
nigAia. uaalnninR SJAHHins Ill
Arhe District Leader Uashr.e has
had I'll share ef musical 6 meaIea thIa
saas0n EMO naaflY III Eunusual mafsg.
4ni ihn coming nf This naw nYndunl44a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09

For any nain. from ton 10 toe, from
my cause. apply Dr. Thomas T1clecs
tilc Oil pain cant stay where Il Il
usel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09

Representative I'D 4 Dunn 10 ones
more right side up after severe III.
ness. Outside 0f being a little pale
ia II himself again Il iual couldn't
miss the last week. aald the geniaE
Ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09

create as great sensation by Els
handling Of this subject as hn has with
hiS writings Gu the race problem.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09

ls w sei Niil "a Hsih Hsa
AlA saturday. aEaNs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-09

kll 4aa iaslaeals flai iase mase H
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29
j. S. STEEL co.
BUYS WALSH LINES
Court Refuses to Send Aged
Banker to Prison
Today.
BY United Press w1ro.

Chicago. Oct. 29.-The United
States circuit court of app eals to-
day handed down a decision denying
the governments petition for the inn
mediate remanding of John II. Walsh
to the custody of the United States
marshal for commitment to the pen
itentiary The decision rules. how
ever, that while Walsh will bo al
lowed his personal liberty, the gov
ernment will be permitted to keep
Walsh under constant surveillance.
According to reports current in La
Sale street today and very generally
credited, the United States Steel cor
poration has practically agreed to
buy the Walsh railroads-the Chi
coga southern and the Southern In
diana, at price between s25 200. 900
and S27,000,0O0. Through j. p. Nor
gan & Company, the trust is reported
to have paid Walsh 100000 in re-
turn for an option on the roads.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS

Electors in Marion should remem-
Der Fhat the only proper way to vote
n scratched ticket, where more than
onesman is running for same Office is
10 mark opposite the name of every
mans no matter what his position on
the ficket may be. Even though the
names OF men for whom you desire
20 Vote are directly opposite, a mark
Opposite the name of each will count
for Noth candidates. This rule applies
thisN year only for councilman-at-
iargt where three are to be elected
OF Sburse an y under the party em-
blem counts one for all men on that
ticl& but II for council-at-large an
IS made opposite the name of our
candidate for the office on the OPP
t1clg. the voter must mark. the names
of thse ON his party ticket for whom
he Desires to vote in order to desig-
natE the one Tor whom ne does not
des Re 10 vote. Unless the name of
thoM on the party ticket are marked
a ballot married with an X opposite
the pane Of one man on the opposing
ticl8t will count only for that man
nndl lno others, 50 that the voter has
voted for one man for council-at-large
wher he is entitled to vote for three
A ballot with the names of more
than three men for this Office
marked cannot be counted for any
Thik is condition which has existed
in the city before and in each in
stance a number of votes have been
lost; The voters would do well to IA
milInrize themselves with these pro.
visions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

were closed to them for voting.
must say the case is most interesting
and shall watch its development
with the utmost pleasure.
When Mrs. Pankhurst used the
word pleasure" IN place of other
mllder words the suffragsts at the
table with her looked az her, as II for
an explanation.
II mean just what 1 said" said
Mrs. Panlohurst, Yes. by all means"
Mrs. Pankhurst declared that the
case was the first on record and that
It would undoubtedly prove of great
interest to the workers in England
She refused TO say whether she was
of the opinion that such methods as
those used by Mrs. Chapin were re-
ally detrimental or drawback TO
the eventual success of the work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

There Is only one way to vote two
tickets witch will be placed in the
hands of the voters at the coming
election. For school board and as
SCISSORS or real property, the names
of the candidates will not be deyided
accdfding 10 party, nor will the names
APPEAR In the same order on all of the
ballbts. On these two tickets, the
nani4s must be rotated, so that each
candidates name comes at the head
of THE ticket an equal number of times
This proyision was made in the stat
ute so that no man would be given
an advantage over his fellows because
of position. The only way in which
this &ote can be east 50 il will count
as u mark the name of each man for
whom yoa desire to vote. Each vot-
er III entitled to vote for three mem
ers OF school board and five appraisers
OF reAl estate. or course If he chooses
he Iqay vote for fewer, but if he votes
for more, the ballot will have to be
discpded when it Is taken from the
ballW box during the count. These
are few facts which should not be
forgQten by all voters since disre-
garding them will lead to the loss OF
the sote.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

Bifhop Spaulding, OF Utah IS
authefity tor the statement that wo-
mena are the greatest advocates Of
polyaamy, and that 50 long as wo-
man7 suffrage prevails in the state
il would be impossible 10 put a stop
10 the practice. This is new phase
20 tbe st'uation, which viii scarcely
be dnopted by the women of this
part fof the country. The Author OF
che book giving the experience OF
Brikam Youngs wife No. 10, must
have. been mistaken In his description
OF th* evils resulting from the plurali-
~ OF wives
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

John Il Walsh, the Chicago bank
wrecker and railway man, has sold
all of his railway properties and has
announced his intention of paying
of all OF his old debts. 1t has been
figured that after he had paid every
dollar he owes, he will have very
nice sum left for himself and family.
The federal authorities are keeping
q close watch on him, fearing he will
leave the country and escape the penI-
tentiary sentence which has been i'm
posed upon him. Walsh has done
the right thing and were it not for the
fact that such large club had to be
held over him to force him to do it,
the people might wish that his peni-
tentiary sentence might be escaped
The condemned man has caused
deal Of suffering and has stood off his
punishment for a long time in the
hope of escaping it and now when the
prison doors are gaping for him, he
disposes of his property and an
nounces his intention of paying off
every dollar of his obligations, doubt
lessly in the hope that he will es-
cape the punishment which has been
prescribed for him. The general pub
lie places little confidence in the man
over whom a club has to be held to
make him do the right thing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

The Republican orators are forget.
ting 10 inform the people that Re,
publican victories in the municipal
elections are necessary this fall in
order to show the president that he
has the support of the people in his
administration OF national affairs
This campaign dodge must have gone
to join the old cry that the foreigner
pays the traiff.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

1t is claimed that the activity OF
Senator Burton in the Cleveland
campaign is aiding Tom Johnson in
his fight. Now it would be nothing
more than an exchange of complt-
ments for Johnson TO agree to take
the stump for Burton when he comes
up for his second term as senator
but II is a pretty safe bet that he
will do nothing OF the sort.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29
booth at the Bcrmondscy election.

VVVNII VIIV VIVOIIOII'
NO" said Mrs. Pankhurst, en-
phatically / would not say that
am delighted with Mrs. Chapin's
methods, but / cannot say that her
action was not justified. If 1t were
net for the mcthods the men used
IN excluding her from her rights at
the polls, ] have not the slightest
doubt that she would never have re-
sorted TO such an extremity"
''Do YOU think any woman is JUS
tilted in burning election officers with
acid to gain her cnd?" Mrs. Pank.
hurst was asked
II cannot say" she replied, but l
ann positive she did not do more
than men would do IL they had been
In her place and found that the polls
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29
LEADER WATCHES
FINAL OUTCOME
Mrs. Pankhurst Interested
in Attack on English
Election Booth.
BY United Press Wire.

New Haven, Conn, oct. 29.-Seat-
ed with a committee of prominent
Connecticut suffragists in the dining
room Of local hotel, Mrs. Emellne
Pankhurst, the eminent English suf-
fragist leader showed unconccaled in
terest when shown the United Press
dispatches from London. telling Of
the stringent measures used by Mrs.
Alice Chaplin 10 destroy the election
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29
WENT AS GIRL
TO HELP MOTHER
Cleveland Youth Found It
Easier to Get Help in
Female Attire
BY United Press Wire.

Cleveland, Oet. 2e.---Fr9d ThGmp-
son, nineteen vaudeville singer, ar
rested while masqueradlng as a
woman, told the police that he led a
dual life to get money for the sup
port OF his dying mothc: ana three
small brothers and sisters
Thompson, ,drosssd IN girls e., ties,
was arrested in his room at i529 Su-
perior avenue by Detectives Wood and
Shibeley. when arraigned in court
he pleaded guilty, was fined S25 and
costs and sentenced to thirty days in
tho workhouse.
Thompson. the detectives say. prac-
ticed his deception for ten days.
Thompson wore u low necked
dress and gold necklace, bracelet and
car rings. High-heeled slippers with
a walking skirt exposed shapsly
ankle.
His face is smooth, without the
semblance OF beard. Use OF facial
creams, Thompson said, made it look
soft as girls.
1T. was easy 20 attract people"
Thompson said. II told them of my
mother and the kids at home and
showed them letters. They gave me
money to help me out, as | am only
making IS a week"
Thompson told the police that
mis- mother who lives in Columbus. Is
sick and cannot live. There are three
younger children at home, he said.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

Just a common Anarchist may be-
come a MIRO IN the eyes of his fel-
low Anarchists, by numbering some
prominent man and creating a con-
dition which may result in inter-
national complications.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

The Prussian parliament has de.
creed that the recipient or a ducaI
rank must pay s2,4O0; a new prime,
pays, sl,5OO; a count, 5000 and a baron
$500. This should cause great rush
OF Prussian noblemen and titled heads
TO America in search of an heiress for
a wife.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

In Japon it is claimed that Durham
White Stevens, the American, was
murdered by the same persons who
killed Prince Ito. Those fellows
seem TO determined TO mix Uncle
Sam up in that Oriental muss.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

A young man has written to u side
talk editor to know on which side Of
the buggy he should sit when out
driving with his girl, but he neglects
to say whether he is right of left
handed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

Airs, E A. Hartman has rented OF
ticesfand will look after the affairs
Of her vast estate. personally. Mrs
HARTMAN may be endeayoring TO
denncpstrdse that women can conduct
large affairs and being capable of
that are entitled TO the right TO vote.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

Senator Burton is accusing Mayor
Johnson Of msincerity. After his vote
on the Payne-Aldrich bill, It would
seem that the junior senator has 1T
tie room to accuse any one of such
a thing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

James j. Hill recently confined an
interview 10 five words. The great
railroad magnates must be bidding for
Hartman place as the railroad
sphynx OF the country.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

The new tariff law enacted with in
creased rates in the hope that it
would decrease the deficit in. the ma.
tional treasury, but now it is discover.
ed that It is not accomplishing this
end. IL must be the rates have been
SO greatly increased that the impor-
ters cannot afford TO pay the price
and importations have stopped, throw
Ing everything into the hands of the
home producers and giving them the
opportunity to boost the prices to
what ever point they may desire.
While all this Is going on the con-
sumer is forced to dig down into his
pocket and pay into the hands of the
trusts, the excess cost of living and
the government is receiving no as
sistance. The deficit in the national
treasury for the fiscal year up to
October 23,d, is more than $S2 ,0OO, ,OOO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

A New York man who is earning
SIS per week has been sued for 800
per week allmony. 1t is not diff
cult to see what caused that separa.
tlon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

Cleveland has food show in full
Ioperation now. Just showing The peo
pie what they might have il they
only had the money.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

President Taft says the trip down
the Mississippi is no pleasure junket
but it is real work Possibly the
president made the wrong part of his
trip first.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29
Collector of customs, William Loeb

Collector OF customs, William Loeb
Jr., declares that It takes a
CRATER to catch CRATER and for
that reason he proposes to keep the
old force at the port of New York.
The perplexing question is, how is
he going to catch the grafters who
nave caught the gratters. 1t would
seem more logical to let few honest
men do the catching.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

A woman has appealed to President
Taft to pardon Harry Thaw. 1t real
ly is aboht sine some fooled women
were taking a hand in the Thaw
case.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

When you go to buy apples now,
it is a case of taking your money in
basket and bring the apples home
in your pocket
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

The propriety of placing chimney
tops above the roof will be apparent
Sunday morning
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

Secretary OF the Interior Ballinger
has declared for quick money. The
people Will not object to the kind, so
they get II quickly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

Many a gate that has been swing.
ing in the wind for years will cease
before another week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-29

You Know as well as anyone when
you need something TO regulate your
system. II your bowels are sluggish,
food dlstresses you, your kidneys pain
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Always relieves. Be well tomorrow by
taking II tonight
CHARLES Schmidt & Co.