davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-13
q O

-EOus me lie hernandez. 49,. VOus re
fuscz i croire 4 tant de bassesse. Eft bier
ce soir, il NY a pas deux heures, j'ai e
la preuve de son indigne trahison: je Pa
surpris Sc promenant avec une femme.
Oh celia?
Dams lie jardin du Luxembourg
Ellie %s'appuyait sur son bras ellie lui pal
lait bas.
MATS, mon enfant, rien ne vous auto
rise 4 penser que cette personne metal
pas ....une de SEES parentes.
-Eous savez pien quill men a pas
dit amerement la jeune file.
Gu bien ....qui salt? la femme dun
de ses chefs, DUN de ses camarades -,
lie c9ur ne Sc meprend pas, monsieur
ct lie mien a senti la b%Iessure. M. Gil
bert est coupable, Car il ma vue, ct 81
n'ent rien a Sc reprocher, il serait venu F.;
moi pour Sc justifier, car IL a du devinel
&c que je souffrais.
lie bon Jean-Marie Sc tut. II etait
bout d'arguments, ct il commencait i
croire que lie lieutenant await bien pu
manquer 4 ses devoirs de fiance. Dams
son fort int6rieur, il ne jugeait pas seve
rement que Mile Moulinier cette re.
grettable escapade, car il await garde dc
sa %jeunesse VI grand fond d'indulgence
pour les trasques de ce genre. Mais les
forts qu'un vieillard pouvait d la rigueur
excuser devaient, il lie sentait fort bien,
sembler impardonnables 4 une ieune
aimante ct naive. Aussi, d6sesperant de
falre accepter pour lie moment i Marthe
une justification Gitficile, Hingaut cher
cha-t-il a Sc rejeter dams des echappa-
torres. II comptait sur lie temps pour
calmer i'irritatlon de sa protegee, ct il
Sc reservait d'avoir prochainement avec
Iotficier intidele me exploitation serieu-
Sc.
-Je n'lnsiste plus, dit-il dun air resi-
gne, ct quoique vous en- puissiez dire,
mon e%nfant, je conserve l'espoir quill NY
a ell dams tout celia qu'un facheux NAL
entenu. Mais go. excusez mon indiscre-
tion....pa quel singcller hasard vous
trouviez-vous all Luxembourg precise
ment i Pheure on NJ. Gilbert sly prone
matt. Ter compagnie?
L'orphellne hesita un instant d repon-
Dire, mails ellie prit vite son parti ct dit
dun ton bref:
-Ce nest pas lie hasard qui my a con-
duite; j'avais etc avertie de &c qui devait
sly passer.
-Avertie! Comment?
Par une lettre.
-Signee de qui?
Par n lettre sans signature.
Eft c'est sur la fol dune denonciation
anonyme que vous etes alice.
-Cette denonciation disalt la vcrite,
ct je ne regrette pas d'y avoir cru.
A son tour Hingant Sc nit i rel6chir
avant de poursuivre ses questions. II
lui venait d%'etranges soupcon> 4 rendroit
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-13

cedant d pentrainement de son ccnur. j
tomba Il genoux de l'orpheline. Lit
resentment de Marthe ne tut pas con
tire cette demonstration de repent1r ellie
releva son fiance, ct lie bon Hingant Sc
charged d'achever la reconciliation. Ii
frame ourdie par Mathilde ct son cousin
etait 81 grossiere, quill suf1isait den sal
sir lie premier fiji pour en- apercevoil
aussit6t toute la sceleratesse.
Leur infame maneuvre apparut clai
rement, DIES quill fut evident que Ia
meme main await ecrit les deux lettres
anonymes, ct que lie double rendez vous
n'avait pu dome a la meme endroit sans
n intention peride. Mathurin Calico
ne fut pas lie moins empresse a faire res.
sortir rabominable m~echancetG des deux
plus jeunes heritiers du commandant.
Eth bien! monsieur Jean-M arie, dit-il
avec I'm clignement d'yeux tres signifi-
catlf, pensez vous encore, apres une CO.
quinerie pareille, que vous etes oblige
de defendre les interets de ces gems Ia?
-J'avous, %repondit tristement Hingant
qu'ils ne mcritent pas ramitie que je
leur portals, ct me- derniers scrupules
sont bien pres de s'evanouir.
oh! moi, je men al jana is ell, car je
connaissais mieux que vous .cette vilai-
ne race, ct, pas plus tard que demain,
je pars pour Chausey. II me restc enco-
re assez de guinees:: anglaises pour ache
ter uue embarcation sur la cote ct faire
ma petite afaire tout seul.
-Tu es libre, mon ami, ct je mai plus
lie droit d'intervenir.. ct pourtant, ie
ne sails 81, en- conscience, on peut dispo-
ainsi de ror amasse par ce pauvre Meria-
dec.
Bah! ces gueux-la ne sout pas enco-
re a plaindre. Les terres leur ~restent, ct
c'est bien plus qu'lls ne valent.
EFT que dira Dolley quand il vera
que je nose pas produire lie testament,
CONNIE zen avais menace?
Ill croira que vous avez voulu lui
faire peur, ct ce sera tin1 par Ia. Soyez
tranquille, il ne viendra pas vous denan-
der des applications, Car il sera bien trop
content que vous lie laissiez tranquille.
-Au fond, murmura %lancien magis-
trat, je ne suis pas fache d'etre exempte
de fobligation de para1tre en- justice,
quoique je Peusse fait de grand ceur
sill favait fallu pour sauvegarder les in
terets de cette chere enfant. Mails il y a
dams tout celia I'm procedc irregulier qui
m'inquiete. Que veux-tus: c'est plus
fort que moi. On ma pas etc trente ans
JUICE de paix sans quill vous en- reste
.quelque chose.
-Je vous dis, monsieur Jean-Marie,
que personne NY peut trouver a redire.
LIE million m'appartient; je suis lie maltre
de lie bonner i qui je veux, ct je veux le
bonner 4 la demoiselle.
Eft moi ]e lie refuse, dit doucement
-vous refusf s'ecria Mathurin; vous
done me reduire a aller me ieter
d la mer? Qu'est-ce que vous voulez
que j'en fasse du tresor de mon capital
ne? Est-ce que je suis fat pour etre
millionaire, moi?
DE quoi s'agit-il done? demanda
Paul Gilbert.
Depuis quill 6tait reconcile avec Mar
il Sc croyait autorise i intcrvenir, ct
il n'avait pas tort.
All! mon ami, SIERRA NJ. Hingant
c'est un 6venement.. 80. pressure miracu-
leux Nous avons retrouye enfin la
[ortune de Marthe 80. on plut6t, c'est ce
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-13

brave garcon qui va la rendre. IL est
deposltalre dune somme enor
me a lui confiee par &c pauvre L1ridar
don't je vous al parlc quelquefois, ct il
await charge de la remettre Il Nine Moul
liner que lie commandment await dn epou.
ser jadis.
EFT la mere etant defunte, je mac
quite de la commission avec In file
ajouta Mathurin.
ST lie vieux matelot s'attendait que lie
lieutenant allait Sc joindre i lui pour de.
cider r%orpheline a accepter lie legs du
corsaire, il Sc trompait grandement.
Paul await ecoute, en- froncant lie sourcil
les applications sommaires que ~l'ancien
magistrat venait de LUZ %fournir.
.-Je ne sails 81 j'ai blen compris la ST.
tuation, dit:il dune voix ferme, mails il
me semble que Marthe a Gu raison de
refuser.
La jeune file tressaillit ct regarda
son tiance. On pouvait lire dams ses
yeux qu'elle etsit fere de lui.
-Avez-vous rehechi? souttla NJ. Hin
giant Il roreille de Paul. Songez-vous
que faute de la succession de son pere,
Mile Moulinier devra %renoncer d sa plus
chere esperance?. 800. Votre marriage de-
Went impossible 90.
IL est fat, dit porpheline tendant la
main au jeune officer.
A la bonnie heure! s'ecria Jean-Ma-
RE.
IL est fait car j'accepte la dot que
vous m'avez ~offerte, reprit Marthe. De
vous qui m'avez servi d, pere, ie puts
r%ecevoir III bienfait. Paul ne donnera
pas sa demission. Nous serons pauvres,
mails nous serons heureux.
Eft moi done! murmura l'ex-iuge de
paix, qui await des larmes aux yeux.
Essayer de decrire la scene %d'attendrls-
sementet de joie qui sen suivit, ce serait
entreprendre une tache impossible. Les
clans du coeur ne s'expriment pas avec
DIES phrases. Tn senl des assistants ne
prit aucune part 4 pallegresse generate.
Dos-de-Marsouin await ecoute la tete
basse; mails quand il comprit qu'on refu-
sal. Reimbursement son million, il Sc re-
dressa, fit I'm geste desespeere Ell %s'enfuit
Omme I'm fOu.
GU Dos-DE-M ARsoUIN HEPARE LIE TORT
CAUSE \ MARTI'E M~OUILNIER a LIE
CODE CIVIL
On devine que NJ. Ringant ne s'amusa
point Il prolonger son sejour a Paris. II
tenait a marier SEES %jeunes amis dams Pc
elise de Cancale, ct ses desirs furent
combles, car la noce fut celebree i la fin
d'octobre, au milieu dune immense ct
sympathique aft1uence de ses %anciens
j~usticables, enchantes de lie revoir ct dap
prendre quill ne quitterait plus lie pays.
Marthe ct Paul current leur part DIES t.
moignages d'afection que les bons Can
calais ne management point Il l'ex-iuge de
paix du canton.
Marthe etait charmante sous son voile
de marlee, ct on parle core en- Breta-
gne de la tournure qu'avait &C jour-la lie
jeune officer.
II est inutile d'ajouter que les heri-
tiers du corsaire ne vinrent point CATER
la fete par leur presence. FRANCOIS
Dolley, peu de temps auparavaut await
fat une courte apparition d Saint-Malo
pour vendre ce qui lul restait de ses ter
res, deja fort ecornees par l'emprunt de
cent mile francs, don't passociation ual-
mard ct Billebaude await englouti lie pro-
duit.
CA CoNTINUER)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-13
fomnes qui Pliez SOUS [e Joug de la Maladie, Refevgrvsus !
Soyez Forts ct %Courageux. A~rexemple de N. x. Aslin,
de Quebec, Prenez ds
PHULES moro

On homme malade ne dot ia
mais s'illusionner au point de
croire que lie NAL Csc passera
CONNIE il est venu". On ne Sc
guerit jamais sans lie vouloir ct
surtout sans Sc bien soigner d
propos. ii nest pas de maladie
qul tienne on puisse r6sister q
Influence dun remede prepare
expressement pour. les hommes.
Encore, ce remede, faut-il que
ce soft lie bon, Car il ny en- a
qu'un seul qui soft propre a tou-
jours soulager, puts a gu6rir in
failliblement toutes les maladies
chez les hommes F; ce sont les
Pilules Moro.
I'm dehors DIES Pilules Moro,
les chances de salut sont plut6t
rares, ct surtout 81 les medeci-
mes liquides Sc mcttent de la
partie, il y a a parier un contre
cent que le NAL empirera.
Pourquoi
Tout supplement parce que la
plupart DIES medicines liuuides
qui flattent lie gout ct don't les
et1ets sont tant recherches par
plusleurs, sont prepares a I'al-
cool.
Men disons pas plus.
MATS il ne devrait pas 6tre ne!
cessaire d'insister sur la valeur|
des Pilules Moro pour les hon.!
mes. Depuis 81 longtemps qu'on
en- parle ,qu'on EN- prend ct qu'onI
Sc gu6rit avec.
Personne encore ma pu del
couvrlr un seul cas- Oh, prisesi
pendant un temps convenable,
scion la gravite de la maladie,
les Pilules Moro n'aient pas OBJ
tenu lie meilleur success possible.
D%'ailleurs, el1es sont fajtes
pour guerir les hommes mala-
DIES. Que dire de ceux qui per-
sistent q sen abstenir ct CONT
nuent d s'6chiner piteusement
sur l'ouvrage p1ut6t que de re-
courir all grand rem6de du our.
les Pilules Moro pour les hom-
mes.
Les Medecins de la Compagn
consultations gratuites a tous les
a eux. Leurs bureaux, all No 27s
ouverts tous les jours, except6 lie
d 8 heures du soir. Les homme
rendre, sont invites a ecrire d ces
Les Pilules Moro sont en- ven
remedies. Nous les envoyons auss
Etats-Unis, sur reception du prix,
Toutes les lettres doivent 6tre
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-13

t$ Nous enverrons gratuitcment les
numero d"a parus de ce feuii-
Teton a tout nouvel abonne qui en- fera
la d"mande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-13

LES PILULES MORO sont en- vente a la Pharmacie ROSE,
800 Avenue Centrale
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-13
Quebec.

de ne pouvais plus rien d.
gGrer, tellement mon estonnae
6tait d6labre. Apr&s chaque re-
pas je subissais TN veritabAe
martyre ct la violence des dou-
leurs me suffoquait. II m'arrivait
tres solvent meme d'etouffer.
Parfois, ct d propos de rfen, je
dcvenais tout 6tourdi. Celia arri-
Wait surtout durant mes heures
de- travail ct durait assez ong-
temps.
Que d'heurcs Houvrage TAI
ainsi perdues pendant plusieeH's
anntcs qua dur6 cette terrible
maIaLic!
J'attribue tOus ccs derange-
mcnt> All fait que mes intestins
fonctionnaient NAL.
AprGS avoir souifert 81 long
temps, ct chcrch6 vainemem all
leurs un soulagement tant desire,
ie me suis gufri en- queiques
tout supplement avec les
PilulcS Moro. Jc les recO'nmande
done sans hesitation ii ceux qui
ont Il endurcr les tOuuIncntS que
TAI moi-mtnc Subs"
XAVIER .ASLIN.
So rue Bonayen!ure, Quebec.
lie Medicale Moro donnent des
malades qui s'adresseat
rue Saint Denis, Montreal, sont
dimanche, de 9 heures du matin
malades qui ne peuvent s'y
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06

baptism of fire" The attendance was
large and the closest attention was
given to the remarks. Rev. John
Hobson will speak in the First Baptist
church this evening.
Rev. John Hobson delivered the SER
mon at Calvary Evangelical church
last evening, using as his text watch
man, what of the night. Rev. Hob
son spoke of the moral and spiritual
darkness of the time in which Isaiah
lived and of his foresight i'm discern
ing light ahead. He spoke of the
prostitution in office, the corruption
of the ballot and the failure to realize
the responsibility which rests upon
every man, even in this twentieth CEN
ture of the Christian era. Rev. Hob
son took the optimistic view and fore
told the time when righteousness will
prevail. He spoke of many of the
signs which indicate that Right Is
gaining.
Rev. Rourke will speak in Calvary
church, this evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06

PERSONALS

Miss Fleeta Thomas of Cleveland Is
the guests of Marion friends.
Mr.. w. Nj. Jackson, former resi-
dent of Marion, is spending a few
days in the city.
Miss Elnora Shields is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bosh of Rich
wood.
Miss Belle Houston is visiting
friends in Clairborne.
Mr.. James Strowbridge is spending
several days in Unionville.
Mr. Harry Cooperider is the guest
of Jacob Schneider of Unionvlle.
Mr. G. NJ. Landon is a business vis-
itor in Columbus today.
Mr. A. Bowen, of Columbus, visited
Marion friends yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Wooley visited
friends in McGuffey this week.
Miss Helen Stewart Darmody of
North Prospect st. will return to st,
Mary's, Notre Dame near South Bend,
Indiana where she Is attending school.
She has been spending her vacation
with her parents and will be accom-
panied by her mother Mrs j. II. Dar-
mody on her return TO st. Mary's
Jockey Boats" at Beatty & Longs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
Russia and Germany.


London, Jan. "a new alliance with
Russia and Germany working hand
in hand, is alarming England to-
day According to the Evening Times,
which published what purports to be
the text of the Russian German
agreement regarding Persia, Ger
many is to have the preference in
the development of Asia Minor.
German capital is now to be given
the opportunity of financing the net
work of railroads which are to be
constructed there. Previously 1t had
been understood that Russia and
England. We're to work together on
these improvements and that in the
partition of Persia, England was to
get the lions share of the territory.
In this connection, the Times says:
"Unless secret reservations exist,
which Is to be doubted the compile
ton of this Russo German agreement
marks the breaking up of the triple
entente composed of Russia, France
and England. 1t has always been un-
derstood that Russia would never
deal with Germany under any cir
cumstances. Under the old under
standing between Russia, France and
England. 1t was understood that Eng
land was to construct the suggested
railroad from Bagdad to the Rersian
gulf and that French capital was to
complete the road from Mesopoatamia
to the Mediterranean.
There can be no question, now
that Germany has cut into the pie
that the European situation is great
ly complicated. With Germany and
Russia working together. the balance
of power Is upset"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
MRS. KATE HARDY
DIES THURSDAY
Death of an Old Respected Citizen
Comes Suddenly.

Thursday night at twelve o'clock,
death came to Mrs. Kate Hardy wife
of William Hardy deceased, at her
home on east Center street, as a re-
suit of cerebral hemorrhage.
Mrs. Hardy was over ninety years
old, and was in remarkably good
health up until the time of the at
tack, which occurred Sunday even
ing. after her return from church
Since then she has been conscious
only at intervals. and slowly grew
weaker until last night, when she
peacefully passed away.
Mrs Hardy was born in Pittsburg
May 1920, and lived there during
her glrlhood. When about twenty
five years of age she united in
marriage with Mr.. Hardy. To this
union were born four children
three of whom died in childhood,
within Il few weeks of each other,
of the terrible scourge of dptheria
which swept over the country at that
time. One son, Carroll S. Hardy of
Pittsburg, Pa, alone remains to
mourn her loss. Soon after marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy moved to Ma
rion, where both resided up to the
time of their decease, Mrs. Hardy
made her home with Mrs. II. G. Lee
at whose residence death occurred.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the house, at two O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. Rev. G. M
Rourke of the First Presbyterian
church of which the deceased was o
faithful and consistent member, will
ofilciate. Interment viii be made in
the Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
Three Services Will be Held
In as Many Churches.
ATTENDANCE QUITE LARGE
Thursdays Meetings Were
Very Interesting.
Ministers Fro mthe Various Church.
cs Assigned to Duty and all Re-
spond Willingly and Deliver Many
Able Discourses.

Three meetings were held in the
chain of union services held by the
churches of the city, Thursday even
ing. All We're largely attended and
the interest manifested was very graft
flying to those who have had in charge
the arrangement for the services. This
evening three other meetings will be
held and these will close the weeks
effort upon the part of the pastors of
all Protestant denominations in the
city.
Thursday aftrnoon, Rev. d. II. Bal
ley conducted the services in the Unit
ed Brethren church. He used the first
few verses of the second chapter of
Acts as the basis for his remarks and
spoke of the churches need of the
baptism of the Holy Ghost and fire.
stating that this is Gods work, not
ours.
In the evening at 7:15 o'clock Rev.
George NJ Rourke spoke in the Unit
ed Brethren church his text being;
"He did many mighty works there,
because of their unbelief." Rev.
Rourke gave the cause for Christ not
performing mighty works as the un-
belief which prevailed among the
churches in that time. He also said
that the same condition prevails to-
day and that Christ Is not perform
ing mighty works now because of the
unbelief which exists among the peo-
pie who call themselves, Christian.
This unbelief. he characterizes as the
great weakness of the churches today
and as a remedy he said the people
must turn about. repent and do the
works of cd. Rev. d. II. Bailey will
speak in this church this evening.
At the First Baptist church. Rev.
d. II. Bailey spoke on the topic THE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
TREASURY IN
GOOD CONDITION
County Auditor Makes His Statement
For the Month OF December.


County Auditor C. L. Allen has
completed the monthly statement of
the condition of the county treasury
showing very nice balance on the
right hide of the ledger. The balance
less the overdrafts on December 1st
was 0,02S7l and the receipts dur
ing the month We're $1S9 9Ol,2S. The
disbursements were $S1,94l.97, leaving
a balance Of $i9l ,416.OS. The over
drafts amounted to s3,42S.O6. The out
standing warrants amount to $545, 80
leaving a net balance of $1S7, ,9SS,02
There is in the treasury $4,45193 and
in the repositories. slS4,OS9.22. These
sums including the bothersome sE23
which has beenin the treasury fop
years and years. make total balance
OF $lSS, 15.. .-.. ........s... ,..-..,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
DIR. HERBERT WEIGH
WILL SPEAK HERE
President of O. w. U. TO Deliver Ser
mon at Epworth, Sunday Evening.

The Rev. Herbert Welch d. d. presl
dent of the Ohio Wesleyan University
at Delaware will preach the annaul
educational sermon at Epworth next
Sunday morning. Dr. Welsh is a
very able speaker and he will no
doubt be greeted by large congrega-
ton. The sermon should be of spec
ial interest to the teachers and stud
ents of the public schools.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
ARE MARRIED
VERY QUIETLY
Miss Laura u. Stewart Becomes The
Bride of George It. Smith.

George 7. Smith and Miss Laura p.
Stewart were quietly united in mar
rage, Thursday evening at $3.50 o.
clock by Rev. ID. II. Bailey at his
home on East Center street, The
couple was attended by Mr.. and Mrs
II. w. Mann, with whom the bride
has made her home in recent years
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their
home on a farm, six miles north OF
the city.
See RED" Gowdy tonight at Y. NJ.
C. A. 1t
Good Arctics-Beatty e Long Il:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
RAILROAD NEWS


Crest Luicl, an Italian employed at
the Erie ice house was painfully in
jured this morning while performing
his duties. A large cake of ice slip
ped from the hands of fellow work
man struck Luici, causing him to
fall on the Ice hooks he was work
ing with. The Ice hooks closed and
the fleshy part of the leg was bad"
ly tern and cut. The Hess and
Market ambulance removed the man
to the Marion City Hospital where
he received medical attention.
II. A. Eddinger foreman of the
interlocking force and two men left
for Mansfield this morning to make
repairs on the signal apparatus of
that city.
o. L. Enos travelling passenger
agent of the Erie is in town on
business today.
j. w. Clark division freight agent
of the Big Four is IN town on bust
ness. Mr.. Clark was just recently
appointed to that position.
Ford Woods. travelling freight
agent of the Big Four Is in Marion
looking after business. a............
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
Infant pics Thndsrav Afternoon.

Lottie Belle the two-year-old daugh
ter of Mrs. Ruth Johnston. Of Barn
hart street. died yesterday afternoon
at five o'clock as a result Of infan-
tile diseases.
Funeral services WI be conducted
at Prospect Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. lnterment in the Prospect
cemetery
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
BRIEF MENTION

Mrs. Charles Urkens of Franconia
avenue was the victim of very pain
full accident yesterday. Mrs. Urkens
was leaving DR.. Brltton's residence
when she slipped on the front steps
and fell. sustaining a fracture Of
the right hip near the joint. The
ambulance removed her to her home
and Rrs. Britten and A. Rhu render.
ed medical aid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06

Mems and boys extra hi top, extra
good storm shoes-the kind that wear
well, Beatty e. Long sell at low prices
IN their economy shoe and rubber
basements-try them. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06

Mr. and Mrs. a. E. Lower and
two children of Toledo are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Lower
of West Center street
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06

40 per cent off ON all mems suits
and overcOats. Saturday Jan. tlth is
the last day Of the sale
HERMAN BROS. S. MAIN ST
1 1-G-0f
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
Butcher
Tools-.--.

We have everything
to make butchering
easy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06

Childrens shoes, good qualities,
worth SIPS, few sizes of each kind,
now only 81 cents in Beatty g. Longs
economy basement-hurry up 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06

Butcher Knives
Butcher Steels
Sticking Knives
SHINING Knives
Butcher Saws
Butchers Cleavers
Meat Grinders
Sausage Suffers
Lard Press
Meat Hooks
Hog Scrapers
Iron Kettles.
Scales
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06

Good Felts-Beatty & Long.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

'Continued on Page Five.)
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-24

CONTINUED ON PAGE THRRRl