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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15

erfolgrei6 baben fi6 oIe befannten
&rouielfliiiiigfeiten eripieIell Die
ilberotes Dem Saar Sen !laturliden
@laE3 reuben uno es flebrig urb lln-
an1ebnll6 MAIDEN, abgeleben oaopr1,
oaB iie in 8%erbinoung nit aodclt,
iptdlern, ipenn au6 nur fir luenige
Sogesltunoen, eebrodt peroen mill
len. IS bletbt ols 51berIolitgitea
rno bequemiter 2odener5euger ems.
lid 6o6 MIR bos 8renneiien, oas il,
LETTER Seit an 8ieleeitaltigfeit eelpiB
ni6ts 5u ipiiniden iibrig labt ST.
der lit Die oft berponte 8rennjdjeere
oos am menieiten i6doli6e @erf5cltg
5ltr grlanglng BEG 2odenIdnmds,
oen Die Notur %perlorgte. Selbi bic
10 barmlos eri6etnenben 2dpp1en
ul16 Streifen aus altem Geiten. il,
Die man &inoern Dos Soar %ein5urol-
len pflegt, perurteilt Elm b~eriibmtcr
engliider Nerpenipe5ialiit auf hos
S6arfite. Cine Mutter, Die iiingft
ibres ie6sidbrigen So6terAens ne
gen bie autoritot foniultisrte, rmB-
te iid in 9e5ltg ouf oie 9oden=
pra6t tbrer &leinen cine berbe 2ef-
ton eefalen lalien. Mus oieier Or
fabrung fonlten ober old) onoere
Wiitter cine 2ebre aieben. lls Die
elegonte iunee Dame benz 4r5t ee-
flaet batte, baB ibr &ino oes Nahts
iebr unrubig Jet, ii6 beltanoig. bin
ltno Der iperfe, inr Sdlaf ipre6e nno
oft uneitpoa aufihreie, troete her
Brofeiior, Sen &opf oes 8leilldells
itrei6elno: Sinh bieie 2odulen na-
tiirlid?" Snoieniert uno berlpur-
bert iab Mplaop gu oem @eOi5iner
cuff. @as batte oieie l~taaeboriae
Sroee, Die lie i6on gum ueberoruB
ols Dem Munoe bon 8efannten Bo-
rem muBte, init Dem %nerpoien 2ei~
Sen tbres &inbes gu idafIen! God
lebr bolo nnroe Die eitle M}litter Ell,
nes 8eiiern belebrt. uno oos ae-
ifob in etlpos unernartetet @e1le.
81 idtper ibr oas @eItdnonis fiel,
lie CAB oo6 gu, 6aB &fein-@Qens
Soor oGabenolih in 2einenltreifell
anfgemifelt perbe. u@nl", meinte
bo Der perig g%ulante Wann Ser Wil=
ienI6oft, 0mie modte es Sbnen ge=
foGen, Mooame, menn Sic nit Ell
nem 9ueeno Inn ben &opf ge5ltnoa=
nen @olfbdde idlafen ioaien2 2h
gloube, sic miiBten 90 id]oii gil Ell
mem fraftigen Spiat ercifen, lin
Sdlummer gu finoen." Nae Miit=
ter, Die Dos glatte &uar ihrer flei=
men Waohen, nidt ielteri au6 Ser
9naben inter ie6s Sohren, our
Nod)t in 9odenmidel 5m1lngen ober
ltromm cinfledten io1ten es iid
griinoli6 iiberleeen, Of oie gefrie-
grng ibrer etgenen @itelfeit oenn
oie finoliGen @iinihe fonuien babel
fouln in getra6t = ni6t oo6 su
teuer erfultft miro. 0ie gefclterten
&leinen iino in Ser Sat Mlrtprer bes
miitterliden Stol5es. 9aniit lie am
Gage NIT oft re6t unratiirli6en
@elof umberlaufenL miro ibr ndbt=
lihes @olbebagen uno idlieBlih if
re @eiunobeit unb 9erpenfraft ees
opfert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15

iebtes @a6tidd6ert gum ue6erflub
1to6 init S6leifen per5iert, nabm
iid in Dem nur our6 3pet @er5en
uno Dem perloi6enoen SGein oeS
8aminfeuers erbelten 3ilntner gar
nidt libel aus. Die ifmoIen 9auo=
6en lporcn gefaltet uno bic oluaflen
@oare logen oufgel0it iiber Die luei-
ben &iIien. So, tie mar rei3eno, Dies
Wfao6en, in ibrem liiBelt S6lum=
mer. SIT iie nidt idon? Sit lie
nidt Wunoerl6on9 Id6elte oie Nlte
ltol5,
Sd nidte. u0u oru1es gorooies=
pogel6en,T oo6te id, ylro3 miro
man DIR bier 0eirle bultel1. ihimr
mernoen Seoern o~usr1pfen' Npl
Dir, menn On iie nidt permibtl"
ltno midi meites 8eripredens &C.
eegen &lous eri11ner1,o, lponotc id,
mid I'M 1i11o pi1,fte ser Iltelt. Nor
Oem &amin itieB i6 einen flellen ill
bernen &ellel uno einen 8cd3er Inn,
sic bort an ser @roe ltal,ben 9lba.
Der Seeappurut! Mltf bern Sofa Ia.
gen oie &leiber, oie SuIanne Gelttt
6etragen, III moleril9er l%lnoront1lg
Elm Sdub6en ouf Dem gcoen Der
onoern g%epabrte ib ouf benz Soilet'
tentii6 uno ne6en ibnt Siite. @dltoei
nno aler(ei glunoer i'm toalter
Our6einanoer.
(1urtfebunu folnt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15

@ouuerneiir Campbell fat lei.
he @abl-8roflalnation erloiien,
ourd oie cine allgemei1le Mo6f alli
ben s. Nopemlber a%llsJeid)riebell
miro.
81. s. aleberg, Ser Yraiioent
ocs uSeras Snoultrial SongrcB~
bat cine Moreiie an Die @epolferunu
BON Seras peroffentlidt. in Ser er
gu reht 3ablreidem 9elud; Ser ndd-
iten Sisung oes &~ongreiies, oie a'rl
Nouember in Soititon 5uiarantelt,
tritt, auffor0ert.
Comptroller Stepbens bat lid)
icst politio geipeigert, 2i5euien fir
Saloons in MmariIo aus5ulteQen,
trotoem Die nti~gro1iittioniiien
Bel Der lesten 2ocal 0ption-@o6
bort geiiegt baben. Or 1at Dies
auf elm @uta6tell oes @enerolon-
palts bin eeton, nod Dem man in
Mnlarillo feline 2ocal Option ab.
Thinning obbalten fonnie. bepor
t1ldt Die 5rage, Oh Die lcbte Slbltim-
murs giiltis getDeiett iel ooer nibt
entidieoen Jet. 9ieie lette Ibltim.
mll1s muroe anl 8. 9e5elrber 1907
abgebalten uno Ip1fer born 0iitrift-
geridt ntto bonn MppenatipllsgeriGt
fir ungiiltig erflGrt. IS pltroe
aber INN Hepiiion 0es IroaelIes
nadgeiuht uno iiber 6ieies GeIud lit
nod nibt entibieoen.
Stint Neger iino All, Mtittlpoh
morsen, Dor Eagesanbrud,. ans Dem
itdoiiiden @efdnenis in gaaas ent.
floben. Sic iibermdltisien Sen
W16ter 8. ". @idiom, llablnen
linn feline @affen meg uno lllad)ten
iid oann babon. 9rei BON ibnen
mur0en am abeno idon lpteoer cin-
a%efal1gen. Mae fiinf iino aeiabrli-
die Meni1en, Die! bes Wioroes, ecs
S'oubes un6 bes ginbrlld)s ange=
flaet limo.
Gin eemiiier Gene Sh1itD i'll
in Hogers, @en gountp, rnisr Ser
Mrflage perboftet moroen SeGn
2eipis eriboiien 5lt babeu. Ssobn
2epis fam BEL elmer SdieBesei Dor
mebreren Sagcn um's 2sben. Bel
oerielben @eleeenbeit puroe ell. ae-
miifer Sam Smitb totli6 .perpnrt-
Get uro amei 9eute, oie nit 0er aar.
zen Sa6e gar nihts gu tlel batten,
nuroen BON BEN milo untherflieeen-
Sen alteeln getroffen. Gene Smit5
ift gegen Stellung elmer Girglhaft
bon $4,000 mieber in 5reibeii geiest
poroen. Ger Wamn lit De: Sn1a-
be1 elmer Garnegie-M eOaiIe. Die
inn Dor einieen Monaten bon Der
Carnegie @ero G%ommiiiion berlie-
hen nnree.
Sn S6ernlon miirbe eiu jnn-
ger Wonn nanlens SO. 4. Crane,
Der als 9eiielmober in oen Daros
Der Srisco 8abn or6eitet bon einenl
Neger, einem eeipiiien Gbomas,
eeItoden uno iduer pertprnoet. Ebo.
mas lit berbaftet.
Der @olfiturnl, Der uniere Sit
iten beorobte, bot MIR IN Ger 8eItolt
zines etpos i~torfen @inoes iein
grideinen gemaht. Sdooen lit
nidt aneerihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15
Martyrer miitterlidJcr Gl.clfcit.

Gs giebt pielerlei MetbooerL glatt-
ltr1bniges Soar in mebr ooer n,llI'
ser natlrli6 ousiebenbes @clof 81
permanoeln. Die peridieoenlten
2ofenipidler, pom prinlittpelt Hsl'
nenltreifen uto leoerumbiill;cn 9lei,
brobt, Die idou uniern MlIttern
uno @roBmiitern oie err1iinldten
9iene leiiteten, bis CUR ncuelten Grs
iin0ung Der Barrier anritIrilellre,
iino mol ale reft laiti9, lpenn lie
iiber @oft ibr uaturperbellernoe5
@irfen betdtigen ioaet. 3u menIg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15


@ouberneltr Campbell fat iid
mieoer einmal beranlaBt gefiulben,
ieine Stranger nod Gan MEtonio 5u
ienoen, UNI Die @~liifsfpieia 81 iii.
ter6riiden, pel6c BEL bent m%eyifani-
ihen l1nabb0ngigfeitsfelt itr Gan
Hebro Barf nno Central Yarf Itott.
g%efunoen Daben iollen. Sheriff
2inoiep mar i1on borber bird
9iIfg-D iitriftanmalt Chambers be.
nod]ridtigt uno beiudte, nod elmer
llnterreoung init Malpf 9. Cargo,
einem MiteIieo bes gentlnnial.9o.
mites uno benz merifaniifcu @oniuI
enrique 9rnelas, oie beiocn 1arfs,
fano aber ale @lidsipiele geibloiien
uno feline Spur ireeno zines 0fiifs.
ipieles. Die Delegation ocs Got.
perneurs, beltebeno aus Mo,utantge-
neral S. 8. geewton uno oen Nnn-
eer-g aptains S. s. Mogers BON gli.
fin uno S. M. Sugbes DOE Mina.
rilo, erfldrte, ooB lie menieer
berfdme, UNI ieIbit gu nnteriuden
pie i'm Dem @ouperrteitr eineit @e.
riht iiber Die bieligen 8erbaltniiie
gu bringe1. Nad einee gebeinen
unterreoung nit Mnpalt Chambers
erfl1rte Moiutant-@ General gtetuton,
BOB er feline 8emeife eines Bliids.
ipiels BEL ben nSieitns" babe. bob ct
aber nod unentihieoen iei. uelden
Deridt er Dem 8oupernelIr porlcgen
tueroe.
Or. s. M. Nihols, Siiperin,
tenoent Der iiioueitliden Srrenarl-
italt bat auf Mnfrage oes Gomptrol-
lers cine 9ilte ser 8eoiirfnilic on
gefpiaigungen fir Ole Sisfaliabre
1912 unb 1913, am 81. augliit je-
beg Sabres enoeno, aufgeIieat. Nad
oieier Mufitel1lng betragea Die So
lare ser Merate, @dtter uilo Ole
unterbaltsfoiten $105, 900 nlo fir
~notruenoige 8erbeiiernngen: $40
600 fir tin Soipital fir Mionner,
$4,000 fiir einen oitlid,en Silt
gel oes iesigen Soipitals, $4,000
fir @aGerien uno 9rabtidue fir 4
@ebduoe uno $4,000, I'M Die Stade
5lt peridieben uno %um5uhauen.
Mm Mittpod nadntittas
bradte uns cine itarfe 9riie ppil
Norboiten Den Ian~seriebnt'n @egcn.
aber leioer nllr fir cine Stunoe.
Sbgleid bic @olfen ie5r 6roIeno
ausfaben, iiel bod MIR elm leifter
Ghuuer. Ser Megenfnn hetriig
0.43. @1breno Der Naf. blicb Der
Simmc[ bem0lft, fIdrte iif gieih
nad Sonnenaufeang ipicber alf.
Gin lt1rferer Gegenfaa miro BON Der
GoIffuite beridtet. @eitlid bon San
Mntonio ioG tpenis Ncsett gcfa1en
iein.
Mm Witttpoh puroen atpei
freie a~inoergdrten fir oas Sduliabr
191O-11 eroffnet: Die 2toa Q.
MIforb Sdule NIT II 9inoert I'M
Yroteitantiiden @aiienbaus an 8elt
Gno uno Der George 2eroD grolult
Kindergarten nit 81 Ginoerrt OH
NorosHecos StroBe. Die e~rSiere
Ghule ftebt unter 2eittng cor SRI.
2ueaa gea uno SRI. Mottie talbot
uno Die apeite inter SRI. GbriIaine
aper luno SRI. @innifreb Staerfer.
s3mei neitere &inoergarten iollen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15
Sin Manm NIT eiiermen Nerpen.

lnbe5mingItder Wiue uno groBe
gnergie meroen ME gefunoen, NO
Magen, 2eber, Nieren ODER @inge-
meioe ouBer Sronung iino. @oli
Sbr oieie @igeni6aften un0 ben gr.
folg, ben tie brineen, 10 ge5raudi
Dr. Sings Stem 2ife 8ias, 25c bel
aaen Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15
: Saltet Cure miftieIten Srgo.

= SoItet Cure wldtiglIen Srgo.
ne in Sronule, ipenn Sbr tpabreno
ser Iulariu-3e geiuno ieirt poat.
8rtdID Nib 8itters reinigt
ln6 itGrft ben Magen, Die 2eher
llno ginoeueioe, nnb ma6t oaS Sp.
Itenl wioeritanosfdbio segen arcnf'
beitsfsime.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-15
Wahl Mnsetae.

1ir finb attoriiiert, Germ SnLtms
Real ais aanbi6at fir ItsDertpabl ftfr
ben 9 taatsen anSatiubtgen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
GREENOS SETTLE FOR
SELLING NEAR BEER
5000 in Aiken Tax Paid
Into the Treasury.
Effort 10 Enjoln the Collection OF tho
Amount Failed and Settlement
Was Effected.

The first collection of the Aiken
tax for the sale of near beer was
made Wednesday when Sarah Greene
and George w. Greene paid the as
sessment which was placed against
them by County Auditor Allen.
The Greenos we're placed on the
duplicate for the Aiken tax of $1,000
and an injunction was secured, re-
stralning the treasurer from collect
ing the amount. The case was heard
in common pleas court before Judge
Scofeld. The injunction was'dissilveo
and court entered up judgment fol
the amount and the costs.
Wednesday a settlement was effec/
ed by the Greenos paying 5000 nt
the costs. There was rebate due De
cause of the time since near beer wal
sold. so that II cost the defendant
only the 5000 to make the settlement
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
AlMIRA REED BOUND
over TO GRAND JURY
Required Bond of 500 is
Furnished.
Justice Gompf Does Not Accept the
Suggestion OF Establishing Mis-
sion on Home street.

Justice of the Peace C. f. Gompf,
Thursday morning, rendered his de-
cision In the case brought by Benja-
min Young, of Home street, against
Almira Reed, whom he charged with
malicious destruction Of property by
throwing stone through the glass in
door at his home.
The case was given an airing In
the Justices court Tuesday and in his
argument, Attorney l.. r.. Myers ad-
vocated the establishment of "A mis-
sion in that section of the city, rather
than binding over to the grand jury.
Justice Gompf was unable to dis
cover a law authorizing him to estab-
lish IA mission and employ mission
aries, therefore he bound Mrs Reed
over to the grand jury under bond
of 500 which was furnished.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
PROPERTYOWNERS'
GETTING even
|iSomeone Robbed the
Board of Appraisers
PENCILS ANO PENS GONE
Quest for Supplies Made by
Members.
Confidence of the Quadrennial APP
praisers In the Honesty of the
Common People Is Quite Badly
Shaken.

The members of the board of
quadrennial land appraisers would
probably have better opinion of
the honesty of some of the citizens
of Marion were it not for the fact
that the greater part of their sup
plies, together with some personal
property, were not missing today.
Wednesday was set apart by the
board members as the day for the
property owners to come in, look
over the valuations which have been
placed on their holdings and If OBJ
lection were to be made to have their
say before the finishing touches were
put on by the board.
The people came and they went
away again. some satisfied, some with
the assurance that their gases would
be given attention, some with the in.
formation that the appraisement
could not be lowered in the least and
some with the stock of lead pencils
which had been given ~ the board
when 1t began work. together with
two fountain pens, one belonging to
Mr.. j. G.. Leffler and the other to
Charles Hartman, one of the clerks
of the board.
Before the board could go to work
this morning, the members made a
canvas of the offices in the court
house in quest OF pencils with which
to make notations, the request being
for pencils with erasers, indicating
that some change In figures was to
be made, but whether it means a
downward revision of the figures, or
the same Kind of a revision which
the Republicans made in the tariff
cannot be stated.
Today the board worked behind
closed doors. Not a wheel was turn
ed Wednesday, the entire time being
given over to the property owners
and an effort was made TO make up
for lost time.
This evening the board dies natu-
raj death and 1t is stated that the
valuations for the city will all have
been fixed by the sine for adjourn
ment. The records will, however,
not be complete and this work Will
have to be done by the clerks. The
pay of the board members stops this
evening and since the members re-
ceiyed $3.50 less than they expected
to receive when they were elected.
it Is hardly probable they will feel
like dona ding their services In order
that the work may not be hindered
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
PERSONALS

Attorney Fred E. CUTLERY was IN
Columbus today on business.
{ Rev. E. ]. webster il the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. N. +. Triton today.
Miss Anna Schoenlaub left today
for Bellevue, Ohio, where she viii
visit friends and relatives.
Harry Barker and w. ]. Myers re-
turned this morning after an extend
ed trip through the West.
Paul Wiseman, of Spokane. wash.
formerly OF Marion, was the guest OF
relatives here today.
Mr.. william Sifrltt and daughter
Grace Sifritt returned from Redwood
to their home in this city last evening
The reunion of the Ault family viii
be held Thursday, August IL, at the
home of Mrs. Henry Tittlebaugh,
three miles southeast of Adelaide.
Dr. N. F.. Tilton and wife were In
Redwood yesterday to attand the
marriage of his sister, Miss Minnie
Butler to Mr.. Shumway, of Portland,
oregon.
Miss Mamie Curl and Miss Elba
Miller of New Albany, Indiana, have
returned to their homes after n four
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs c. e.
Gompf, of Delaware avenue and State
street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
Marvellous Discoveries

Mark the wonderful progress of the
age. Air flights on heavy machines
telegrams without wires, terrible war
inventions to kill men, and that won
der of Wonders-Dr. Kings New Dis
covery--to save life when threatens
ed by coughs. colds. lagrlppe, asthma,
Group. bronchitis, hemorrhages, has
fever and whooping cough or lune
trouble. For all bronchial affections
II has no equal. 1t relieves instant.
ly. It's the surest cure. James, M
Black. of Asheville, N. c, r. r.. No
4. writes 1t cured him of an obsti
nate cough after all other remedies
failed. soc and s1.00, A trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Tschanen Bros
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
Ridgetown. Ont.

Ridgetown, Ont, June 13, 1910.
The e. NJ. f. Company, Detroit. Mich
The Flanders "2O" "Under Three
Flags automobile pulled into this
town about supper time after cover
ing $50 miles for the day on roads
that averaged slightly better than fair
The tourists passed through the towns
of Hamilton, Brantford, Woodstock,
Ingersoll and London and retired for
the night very much elated over the
progress made during the day, which
was the greatest made so far since the
long grind began. The trip through
this Canadian prosperous section was
in the nature of an ovation, the fly
ing couriers being met at the out
skirts of almost every village and
city by owners of Il. M. +. cars, who
escorted them along the way. Not
withstanding these Interruptions the
car averaged between IS and 20 miles
per hour between Ridgetown and To-
ronto, and Messrs. Bruske and Lane
expect to complete the Canadian leg
of their strenuous trip by arriving in
Detroit Tuesday afternoon
Paul IL. Bruske.
G. c. Stoltz, Agent. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
WALDO CORPORATION
VALUATIONS BOOSTED
Increase is More Than 200
Per Cent.
Old Duplicate Shows Total Of $44-
600 ana the New Appraisement Is
$14O.51O.

The appraisement for Waldo cor
poration has been returned to the
county auditor and II shows a very
handsome increase in the new APP
praisement over the old duplicate.
The old duplicate totals $4,000 and
the new appraisement fixes the values
of real estate at $4,000 an increase
of s9G,210
The tax rate in Waldo for 1903
was 25.S mills and this rate applied
TO the old duplicate of $4,000 yield
ed in taxes for all purposes, $1,142,-
"a.
Applying the new limit of Is mills
to the new appraisement of $140.510
II is found that for all purposes there
can be collected in taxes $2,107.65
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
Have You "A Baby?

Every woman knows how impera-
lively necessary 1t Is that baby's
things hould be absolutely and per-
fectly clean. She knows the trouble
she has with common yellow soaps
that leave the dirt in and often
make the little garments harsh and
irritating to baby's skin, Hewitts 5
Easy Task soap-you can get II oil
your grocer-is the quickest ana
safest cleanser made; 1t Is antiseptic
and it reduces the work OF washing
by half.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
A Dreadful Wound

From a knife, gun, tin can, rusty
nail, fireworks, or OF any other ma
ture, demands prompt treatment
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to pre-.
ysnt blood poison or gangrene. It's
the quickest surest healer for al
such wounds as also for burns, bOils
sores, skin eruptlons, eczema, chap
pedsshands, corns or piles. 25c al
Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

Success In any line Is dependent
upon perfect health, strength and
vitality. more than upon anything
else. As HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea has helped 80 many physically
and mentally, 1t has surely done its
share In putting men and women on
the road to success and fortune.
Charles Schmidt s. Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
Kept the King at Home.

For the past year we have kept
the King Of ali laxatives--Dr. Kings
New Life Pills-in our home and
they have proved a blessing to all
our family" writes Paul Mathulka,
of Buffalo, N. Y. Easy, but sure rem
edy for all stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles. only zoe at Tschanen
Bros
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
BANKS OPEN
SATURDAY EVENING
Business May be Transacted Until
Nine O'clock. That Evening.

Monday being a legal holiday. all
of the banks in the city will be closed
all day The bankers have, however,
determined to keep open Saturday
evening from 1880 to 3 o'clock for
the accommodation of all persons who
have business to transact, particular
ly for the working men who wish TO
make deposits. After . o'clock no
banking business can be transacted
until Tuesday morning at the usual
hour,
Best made. Clover Lear sodt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
POLICE NEWS
II II Il ~ N N * n X ,

John Bishop, the tramp arrested
yesterday and thought 10 be G. l..
Hopkins, an escaped convict, was re-
leased last night when the authori-
ties were satisfied that he was not
Hopkins. The suspect resembled the
escaped convict very much with the
exception of his hair, even to having
a mole ono his neck and a big scar
on his knee. Prison authorities were
communicated with and afterward
there was no doubt that the tramp
was not the man wanted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

Mayor Setter is still confined to his
home on North Grand avenue and II
Is feared that he Is suffering from n
general breakdown. 1t may be sever
al weeks before the mayor Is able to
look after his duties. Duties of the
mayor will be attended 10 by II, T..
Smart, president of council.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
The Warner & Edwards Co.

ening by Rev. w. w. Grimes at his
residence on Park street. Only the
Immediate friends and relatives were
present They viii reside in this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30


A motor car for use In suburban
service out of Minneapolis passed
through this city over the Erie and
attracted much attention here. The
car arrived on its own power last
night travelling as second No. 13. IL
remained here all night and left at
1880 a. m. today. The run to Hunt
ington for the motor car was fas'
one, the scheduled time being IL
minutes faster than No. 3, the Erie
flyer. Fast time has been made all
of the way, the car averaging about
As miles an hour and sometimes
reaching a speed of 65 miles an hour.
A big supply of gasoline for the big
engine was taken on here.
Remember Clover Leaf Flour.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

Erie train No. Z. will run tonight
in two sections, the second section
carrying immigrants. t1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

Smart styles in feminine footwear
in low shoes. w. G. Kraus 6-30-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

Superintendent H. o. Dunkle of the
Western division of the Erie, went
through this city last night in pri-
vate car on No. IA, bound for Cleve-
land.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
TAX COLLECTION
NOW TOTALS ST. ,409.92
Treasurer's Office IL Now the Busy
Place in the Court House.

The total tax collection made by
County Treasurer w, C, Wottring, In
cluding Wednesday evening, amounts
to $71.40s.s2. The treasurer's office
Is one Of the busy places In the court
house, the entire Office force being
kept busy making the collection. The
books will be closed promptly this
year. July 20. In order that the state
examiner who Is now at work In the
eonaty may complete his work with
out delay.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
RAILROAD NEWS
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interior of the Union Station Its an
nual renovation.