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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-06-24
Crop Conditions.
From The Settler

The crop conditions in Eastern VALLEY
county Montana. are more favorable At this
time than they were one year ago today.
the crop Of that year 10 coaceeded to have
been the banner crop Of the district. The
precipitation has bsss veil distributed and
since April Is,. aggregates 50 inches.
The writer travelsd over the route =
Piensy~ood. 81 miles North Of calberesos.
recently, visiting Froid. Homestead and
Medicine Lake. and while enrooee sav
thousands Of acres q wheat Geld which had
attained a growth 4 10 10 inches. having
. perfsc, stand. and that dart grsss cs1es
which denotes vigos and strength. Oats
we're well along. and Aax vas in al ssages,
oe growth from the point Of speoasins u
fsar inches n height. The speias has bss1
backward and Wills The growth a al Gsa,1I
has been considerable retarded shs eject -
not apparent.
Much interest 10 bsing taken this year d
the raising Of corn and ssvssal patches e
eight to ten acres ca b ssea alsag II
diderent roads leadiag cat Of Culbsstsse,
There are one or TIVE 6alds Of forty acrqe
devoted entirely 10 cess. and ,hs eapss
ments made last year. proopts NJ y pe&l
DICT splsndid crop. Aese 9Th ssd -
this year VAS srovs rishs hsss. aaA ~ 81
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So - Il .
sslu ~ bousd : b bsssss isun 49,
grown 80. shas fksm sssd gsess, = ~
NOM hsnN rlgio1s whsss ths essditisaa
ase - nseh di1areot.
AhallA sows Inst ysaf = oakiaets -
showing asd to 0oed csups vill -. sahSa
This ysas. Ossof ~, bsss Gslds 60 y
- q he farm, = Oscar Hae9 issa1sd
aboss ~ niIss Nssthsass = cslbsstsoa.
This 6sh vas sovn vishsss any nsrss essp.
aa6 special atsestieo Vas givsa 70 illagsia
pssparisg the groasd 1os The sssd. TIE
~ vas plo~ed desp % bssis with. asd
wpsthss hassewsd sssii sAsssIghly pslvss-
ias6. The $50 was sows abost two
isshss deep. and sAso he Esd vas soliGa
dom perfectly so1osh.
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VALLEY LAND co.
A North Dakota Minister advises
nomeseekers to Apply to
Them for Information.

The following letter was clipped
from q North Dakota paper, and
. 4 highly recommends a promi
nent real estate Trim in Culbert
son the Searchlieht republishes
same.
bisbee N. D.. May 10. 1910.
AL those who bought land on the eleven
'osas in Red Lake County. MINI. and
had not forfeited or spen, their free home
stead RICH, before win be entitled to ,ao
acles in Montana after the enlarged Free
Housstead Act Of February. 1909.
an glad to tell those who wish 10 move
OF have to move from said land tina, they
can Get Tree homestads in Montana. but
ehe means only those Who never had home
sssaae before they purchased at,he sale Of
the eleven towns.
Ihave myself filed Oh gao acres. Tn.
Ian lis very good. and in among hilly land.
has good spring water the very best and
pass'y Of coal for own use. Ny neighbor
got o. bushels Of oats and q bushels Of flax
per acre.
The best thing is 10 20 and look for your
ssh. II you 60 to u. s. Commissioner
Mathews At Culbsr,son he will tell you He
Is an honest man and know. wha, he is
talking about.
"a IN assll 40 ~
Rsdsseas or northwest Of Plenty wood,
Meat. eu, IL ron 90 400 miles further on
10 Wagner yoa NAV also find Cling laad.
lsqaatted last year 60 miles frem rail-
road. Il came into market last spring and
aow the notwithstanding (as they are
building On il from Bainvills, inside Of IA
miles, an oaly ia mile isoa the Survey
Of the 500 road from Anbsese. N. D. ~.
For family nan Il il easy to squat but
Tor single man il is hard task. though
thsy do il. The trouble is Il you lock up
and g away Tor meath some slss one
may b living in your house whan you -
turn.
Around Seo6y shsrs il lots Of the very
best Of laad 10 squat o. that l. jssa a sais
q cling u yea live there steady. Yea have
y y there Eve years STEADY any Aou
vhst svsr yes do. Gle o. squat. But look
sut tor tie locating, sharks. q shsy ars
pssaty n Montana Bat yes mos. hsvsI
sane oas hat ksevs. .ihs ceuatsy. You
not Ills il 10 bsgis with bat ,hs aoss
ye>so sves il u betsse yea IL L TIL
ssessl 10 dss and raiaas gosd eseps.
1r. Mathew. h vsllsy ,laad Co. .,
oslksstsoa i = reliable fsa. asd I e..
= pmsad him - nice aaa. He ssvss
- De 70 advertise hin. bot do il ~ I /
baeu shsss are oaay tAas lihs y .ksd . |
80 - A.d with bottom i. il. -.sd I |
o9t1lans 10.
]: sRsapn1Rsily Yssss.
> Rsv. , 9. 1seaedel. :
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The following letter was clipped
from North Dakota paper, and
. 4 highly recommends a promi
nent real estate Trim in Culbert
son the Searchlight republishes
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Classification of Coal
Lands.
From The Settler.

Early in the year Of 1909. about IS POI
cent Of the lands in this district-Eastern
Valley County classified as coal LANDS.
under the direction Of the United States
Geological Survey. subiec, however to eE,
animation in the field At some future dais.
The classification Of these lands. willis
perfectly proper under the conserva,iou
regime. is unfair to the settler for the
reason that the classffications are sweeping
in their extent. and cover fully as much
agricultural land as they do Of coal land.
The Mondell Bill which provides fos
entries on coal lands. II passed would re-
lisse the situation to . great extent. and
open large area to the homesteader.
There can be no plausible reason why
agricultural and coal entries cannot be
made covering the same land. and the re-
spective pursuits be coducted without lei
or hindrance Of one to the other.
At this time the coal measures in this dis
trict are practically valueless on account Of
marketing facilities. and il may be several
years before the product can be utal,zed
to any considerable extent. The land in
most instances is Of high grade and will
produce abundant crops Of grain. and we
are at q loss to know why II should be Sc
gregated and allowed to lie dormant until
such time as the coal which may be con-
tanned in the land. NAV become a CONNER
cial product.
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Poplar Items

Poplar Camp. No. Io7o4. n. w. q A.
meets each Ist and Cd Wednesdays q
Opera House Hall ., p. n. H. c.
Walker v. c.: L. L. Brink. Clerk.
The following is the new schedule = the
Great Northern Ry. At Poplar. Mont:
East Bound No. arrives s:ls .. m. no ssop
East Round No. arrives l:R .. M, stope
East Bound No. - arrives 600 D. m. ssops
West Bound No. arrives 7:H .. m. no ssop
West Bound No. arrives SIS D m. no stop
West Bound No. - arrives S:Ss .. n. stops
Mail on Nos 1. 2 andl.
Post once will be open on SUNDAYS from
s::D to 10:3D q. m
LLast Monday was q day Of accidents
Mrs. R. E. Patch while carrying a boiler
full Of hot water to dump into the washing
machine. in some manner the boiler slipped
and. her fee, were badly scalded.
Contractor Edwin L. Olson while setting
up his new moulding machine at his shop
in some way his right hand was badly Gu.
every singer and thumb was slit the third
hnger was only hanging by a small piece Of
fiesh. DIR. Atkinson sewed Ii in and thinks
he may be able to save il. In all there were
20 stitches taken in his hand.
Tref Sears while carrying piece Of iron
let i. fall and mashed his foot.
Charley Uaord brought Silas Merrill in
Tuesday from his ranch near Scobey suf.
fering with Erysipelas 10 the fare he is
CHARTERED Al the annex Of the New Poplar
Hotel under the care DR.. Atkinson.
childrens day was observed here Sun
day night at the presbyterian chuch all the
Children who took part done splendid
there was large attendance.
Supt {. b. Lohmiller and the following
indians: Muskrat p. Dupree Owns the
ripe. Henry Shields. Fast Horse Clyde
Ned Door. Basil Bear6gh,er. Ciaud Bow
GOOD coy. loshana Spo,ieddog left Tues.
day Tor Helena to appear before the U. S.
Grand Jury.
We had splendid rain here las, nigh,
which was badly needed.
]. c. Gregory cashier Traders State
Bank returned home Yesterday from his
ranch near Redstone where he has been
for the past week.
Misses Phoeb Cosier. Audrey and Iva
Atkinson return d home Sunday a. m,
from Ferry Hall, to spend their vacation.
Meade and Fred Campbell. retured su.-
day from Oklahoma where they have been
atteding school.
en'iorens day was observed at the Baw-
den school house las, Sunday. Preaching
services BY MIR. Stevenson we're held in the
morning: big basket dinner at noon: and
the Sunday School program in the after
noon. Almost $50 people were in atten-
dance and all report an eniovohls time
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l4NO000o000o00o0oo0

IT, Gssoas Evangelical Enshsss ST.
lohs CesGssgatisa d Hoosssssd win have
ehsssA services ~ sssdsy Jaas IS. q 9
0'e1sch sharp ~ the McCoed School Aouss
~ Rev. Mower vill deliver The sddssss.
Everybody 10 cordially isvised.
ksv. Hovrss has returned hsns iron IL
cosfssence. Of the Minsssoss district Of ,hs
German Evangelical Lysed Of North
America. which took place as wheeling.
Mianssota.
Q. y. McCabe has broken over l7oo acre.
q land and did Il in iiss shape.
Fred Price. postmaster Of Froid has 10
stalled q Soda Fountain in his new build
ing
The city Of Froid will celebrate Foush Of
July.
II. Horssman called on Mr.. and Mrs
Will Houger last Sunday.
Banker Schnitxler Of Frs;d atu,oed e
Culbertson and Evansville last week.
! Mrs. Hatfield now has her farm all I'M.
| der cultivatioe and has seeded il all into
FAX and wheat.
Milton Flick and II. Horstmsn we're
Froid visitors last week.
MIR. and Mrs. John P. Mueller visited A.
Ramps wife and family recently.
Herman S.empke and wife and Master
Ralph went to Froid last week.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Houger has been very sick but is reported
better.
David Gunderson and his mother called
on II. Hors,msn last Sunday.
]. II. Oswald is having well pat down
on his farm and Ed Bushham and Jo- Mar
tin are doing the work.
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Services at POPLAR

The Subject Of the morning sermon a,
the Presbyterian church next Sunday will
be The Drama Of Job" The evening topic
will be " rodays Science and The Faith
Of Our Fathers. You are cordially invited
to both services.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-06-24

II you are not satisfied after using &C
cording to directions two thirds Of bottle
Of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets. you can have Your money back.
The Tablets cleanse the stomac. i'm
prove the digestion. regulate the bowels.
Give them a trial and get we'll. Sold
by all dealers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

the corner of Delaware avenue ana
Superior street.
The hours of 2:3O TIL 8 were while
away delightfully."- for the little peo-
pie with games and childish pleas
ures, At o'clock tea was served py
the hostess at a prettily-decorate ta-
hle. In the center the birthday cake
reposed, tempting the ,palates of ali,
but guarded over by the palaside OF
fairy candles till the moment propiti-
Gus when the tempting dainty was
shared with the little honor guest.
Master Edwin was made the rccip-
lent of many pretty gifts bestowed on
him by the guests.
Those present We're: Misses Mil
cred Ruhl, Jaunita Tucker, Ruth PIN
yerd, Isabelle Nogel, Mary Franklin.
Hattie Chase, Ruth Stoll, Caroline
GallahAr and Masters John Beringer
Charles Nash, Donald Tonguett, Will
liam Schafter, Louis Baum, Robert
Sfritt, Donald Sloan and Gilbert
Brunskll Miss Elizabeth Dairy wa,
also present and assisted the hostess
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
MEATPA PACKERS
FACING TRIAL
Before Judge Lands May
Ask a Change of Venue
Or For Another Judge.
BY United Press Wire.

Chicago, oct. 19-That the packers
now facing trial before Federal Judge
Lands on charges of violation Of the
Sherman antitrust law will ask for
a change of venue or endeavor to
have another judge than Lands sit
in the case, was indicated by Attor-
ney Levy Meyer in his argument be-
fore the court when the packers were
called to plead today.
Meyer said his clients were not
ready and he was granted until De-
cember 10 to plead. Any motion Of
other than guilty or not guilty must
be made before November II and any
demurrer must be filed before Mo-
vemher %.
At Meyers request the order speci
fed that it was made with the un-
derstanding that he did not waive the
right Of objection to the jurisdiction
of the court or the right Of any par
ticular judge to sit on the case
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
PERSONALS

Miss Sophia Newhouse of East Cen
ter street is ill.,
Miss Celia Minoughan of VllGntlnc
avenue, is i'll at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Hogan, of
Grard Avenue, have returned from
a weeks visit in Ada.
Mrs, John Crissinger of West Cen
ter street is visiting friends in San
dusky city
C. S. Bombarger, of Meringo. Ohio,
Is the guest Of his son, G. r.. Bonn
barger and daughters. Mrs. limo Den
mis- and Mrs Nora Reiff.
II. II, King, D. Fl, Harvey, G. w.
Bowers, NJ. o. Stoll and G. T.. Gompf
returned Tuesday from Lewistown
reservoir where they spent a few days
fishing, They report a very success
full excursion and good catch The
quintet returned with thirty pounds
of dressed fish,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
STORMS RAVAGES
VERY DESTRUCTIVE

by united Press WIRE.
Havana, oct. 19.-advices received
today from the southern coast Of
Florida show that the storm ravag-
ing the coast has been even more
severe than early reports stated.
Many vessels are in trouble and sew
eral of the ships arriving at Key West
which is cut off from cable communi-
cation with the mainland, report the
rescue of crews.
The British steamer Inventor pick
ed up ten sailors from the Spanish
bark Hugo and six from the Martha,
an American schooner. The Fos, Il
Norwegian steamer, is starnded off
Boca Grand Island and the Herman
Frasch, an American vessel, Is dis
1 abled off Alligator Key lighthouse
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little daughter Josephine whose
twelfth birthday anniversary was an
event of yesterday, Mrs. John Schroe-
ter entertained a small number Of
the little folk last evening at her east
Center street home.
The children arrived after school
hours and enjoyed every variety of
games on the broad veranda and pret
ty lawn until five, when tea was serv
ed in the dining room where cut
flowers and tiny fairy candles made
the table attractive for this occasion,
Covers were laid for twelve
Miss Evelyn Dee was charming
hostess yesterday evening, her guests
being the members of her Embroid-
cry club.
Needle work and embroidery oc-
cupied the early evening hours over
which opinions We're exchanged and
pleasant social time was passed
At half after nine the hostess led the
way to the dining room where de-
licious refreshments We're served
There will be a meeting of the S.
C r. club Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Catherine Frye on east
George street.
The Wonder class of the Calvary
Evangelical church held a reception
in the church parlors Tuesday even
ing. A program was given the open
ing number of which was selection
by the class orchestra. A prayer by
Rev. Weatherwax was followed by
a song by Miss Carmen Blow. Rev
Heininger Discussed THE aim of the
Organized Glass" and Mr.. o. ID. Won
der gave a brief talk on the "Duties
of the Class" A reading by Rennison
Fisher followed and piano solo by
Miss Ina Klinefelter closed the pro-
gram. Light refreshments were served
later in the evening and the class ad-
journed.
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first nomination of officers will be
made. and the Golden rule degree
will be conferred
Candy lodge No. 81 X. of p. held
a regular meeting Tuesday evening
and conferred the third degree upoI
one candidate. The lodsemen will
meet at the hall Thursday evening at
one o'clock to attend the funeral of
the late Charles Schneider.
An invitation was extended to Dis.
trict Deputy, William Blair, to hold
the county convention in Candy castle
han, the afternoon and evening Of
November 30.
Marion Temple No. 3S1 Pythian
sisters held a regular meeting Tues
day evening and attended to regular
business. The degree team will meet
Thursday evening. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
BRIEF MENTION

Joseph Mills, of Blain avenue, is III
wi,h pneumonia.
The county commissioners today
We're in Wyandot county, holding n
hearing with the commissioners of
that county on the joint county
ditch known as the Wogan ditch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

The cabinet OF the Delaware Dis
trct of Epworth Leagues met with
Rev. Baumgardner at his home in
Prospect, Tuesday evening. The meet
ing was for the purpose of laying
plans for the years work. Miss
Nina Boyer and Miss Kate Titus,
both Of Marion, were present at the
meeting, and report a very satisfac-
tory meeting. Rev. Brackney. MISS
Margaret FitZwater and Miss Vance,
of Delaware, were also present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
LODGE ! NOTES

Mishap Encampment I. o. o. f..
held a regular meeting Tuesday
evening, At the next meeting the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

Yesterday was the sixth birthday
anniversary of Master Edwin Dairy
and in celebration of the happy event.
Mrs. John Dairy invited a number of
hcr sons playmates to her home on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Dawson enter
tained about thirty-two of their
friends AZ their Blain avenue home.
Tuesday evening. The occasion was
In honor of Mrs. Dawsons birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent
in playing cards and various othec
games on the wide porch which was
hung with brilliantly colored Chinese
lanterns. At 10 o'clock the hostess
served light refreshments.
Mrs. william Morganthaler. of
south Prospect street, entertained the
members of the Embroidery club at
her home yesterday afternoon. Dur.
ing the afternoon the ladies occupied
themselves with embroidery and 9th.
er needle work, and at the twilight
hour tea was served by the hostess.
Mrs. BARLEY Eckfelt was the only
guest OF the club. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Lepper,
of south State street, on the first OF
November
The Woman's Relief corps held an
all-day meeting Tuesday at their
rooms. The ladies came early In the
morning bringing well-nlled lunch
baskets with them and ut the noon
hour a delicious dinner was enjoyed.
The corps will hold its next meeting
on the first of November, when they
expect to entertain their inspectress
The members of the Current Topic
club were entertained yesterday att
ernoon at the home of Mrs. w. H.
Hunt on west Columbia street, The
program of the afternoon was open
ed with the roll call to which the
members responded with "a New
Book" The subject, Egypt Under
the Ptolemies," WAS well discussed
by Mrs. Il. c. Smith, and following
her, Miss Floretta Almendinger gave
a paper on "The Finding of the Royal
Mumn1ies" Mrs. w. G. Beatty'J
reading, Address to the Mummy
was highly appreciated by her hear
ers. and an original paper, the Rid
die of the sphinx" by Mrs. VIII Hunt
was very interesting. "Our Debt to
Ancient Egypt" by Mrs. j. c. Turner,
was followed by music by Mrs. ID. f..
]. Brockett. Miss Eta Jacoby read
n well prepared paper and general
discussion of current events closed
the program.
The next meeting of the club Will
be at the home of Mrs ID. II. j.
Brockett of east Church street, Octo-
Der 25
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in of
reckless
derived
of
Henry Setter and Andrew
In the
Both in
both
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

The congregation of the United
Brethern church held reception in
the church parlors Tuesday evening,
In honor of the return of Rev. Miles
to this church. There were about
two hundred in attendance, and an en-
1oyable time was had by all.
program was given, the opening
number Of which was a song by the
congregation. A prayer by Rev Bates
was followed by n selection by the
Woods orchestra. Rev Barnard gave
n welcome address in behalf of the
Ministerial association of this city.
song by the church was the next
number, and this was followed by the
presentation of a lovely umbrella to
Rev. Miles, by II. T. Rowlands in be-
half of the church. A short talk
by the pastor was the close of the
program. An hour of sociability fol-
lowed, during which light refresh
NETS We're served The guests de-
parted at a late hour wishing the
pastor much success for the coming
year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

There will be "A meeting of the
Catholic Ladies Sewing Circle to-
morrow afternoon at the Wallace
street home of Mrs. A. Andes.
.E'nr the nlea eliro of hnr Interesting
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
The Graft Company, Inc
The Rexall Store ,
Marion Hotel Building.
relepope 1856.
One Minute

Have you thought
about our business
course, Includes Short
hand, y Type-writing,
BookkeeRing, Arithme-.
tic, Spelling and Penn
manship. Upder direct
charge of Mrs, Lam
mers Hutchinson. Our
electrical and mechani-
cal drawing classes are
still open for new MEM
bcrS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

The Dorcas class OF the First Chris
tian church Will hold its regular.
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Weidman on Oak
street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Schoenlaub en-.
tertained at a six-o'c clock dinner last
evening at their Franklin street home
In honor OF Mr. and Mrs. John Cleve-
land.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

grimm, OF ManSnelu.
Mrs. Maude Makeever of Kensington
avenue and Mrs Mary Jennings of
west Center street returned last
night from Lorraine. Ohio, where they
have been attending the thirty-sev-
enth annual state convention of the
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, which was held. at that place
from the fourteenth to the eighteenth.
The delegates to the convention re-
port the meeting one of the best ever
held i'm the history of the organiza-
tion. The reports showed great work
to have been done during the year
by the members in all parts of the
state. Ohio now has membership of
over 10000 loyal w. C. IT. u. workers
which is quite an increase over last
year. Mrs Lillian Stevens, of Port
land oregon, president of the nation
al w. G.. T. u; Miss Anna A. Cor
den, of Evansville, Illinois. vice pres-
dent of the national organization and
secretary of the worlds w. c. T. u
Mrs Mary b. Wilson, of Philadel-
phia, the national superintendent of
work among foreign speaking people;
and Mrs Frances II. Ensign of Mad
olson, Ohis were present at these
days and gave excellent addresses
The election of officers for the follow
ing year resulte as follows: Presi-
dent Miss Frances II. Ensign, Madi
son Ohio; vice president Mrs. Florence
Richards, Leipslg. Ohio; corresponding
secretary Mrs, Viola ID. Romans,
Cambridge, Ohio; recording secretary,
Mrs, Sarah X Meredith Canton, Ohio
treasurer Mrs. Florence Jaite Cleve-
land, Ohio
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

Mrs. f. NJ. Baldwin of Center street
entertained Tuesday evening at six
o'clock dinner In honor of Miss Agnes
Griffin, of Mansfield.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
A Very Good
Cough Remedy

A good cough remedy is one that
can be depended on to cure all the
different coughs that are prevel.
ent in cold weather.
Crafts Qualify Cough Remedy
(the one with the green label)
will do that very thing. Try it
for the cough that pothers you all
day or keeps you awake all night.
25 a bottle.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

The Young Peoples Society of the
United Brethren church will hold
it's regular monthly business meet
ing tomorrow evening at the home of
Miss Vesta Williams on Windsor
street. The members are cordially in
vited to be present at this meeting
and are requested to bring with them
their friends, If they desire.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

For the pleasure of her interesting