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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07
II 0 7 ICE

Ecf forty-four years we have been
business at the Same OLD
1cc.tacn. corner Of Main and John
8frSsets. Bridgeport. Conn, ana GU
ahere continuously. We have receives
oad paid ont on demand without no
dee millions Of dollars OF money de-
DosiAed with ~ and We continue c0
heck af sf9ht, ON which we allow
1hfee per cent. per annum. credi.eU
= each account monthly. We soncis
- apcounts of individually business
en-. firms and corporations. ana az
mo want = hank account where tney
enn deposit money, checks or drafts.
nd leave if for one day. one week. one
Rcufh or one year, and draw interest,"
n n for any dino II II left with uH
We Eve 60 the business our cafeIu
- urfvnfe bankers In this state.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07
FINANCIAL.
||l| ||||
OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
COMPLETE SAFETY

Complete safety is afforded to all depostors in this
bank by its Capitol and Surplus of One Million Dollars,
the conservative management of it's officers and directors
and the supervision of its affairs by the United States
Government.
ident;
II. Woodwo rtl, ASST ashier
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07

Foleys Kidney Pills contain in
concentrated form ingredients of es-
tablished therapeutic value for the
relief and cure of all kidney and
bladder ailments. Foley Kidney Pills
are antiseptic. tonic and restorative
Refuse substitutes. F. B. Brill and
Curtis Pharmacy h13.5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

m WON'T WORN.

Doc tho Roswell Morning Nows th'
NOW Pyeos ,ull,v daily appears
especial correspondence from AInu-
uupfpu, in which 10 .s stated That BE-
tb, Republican stat. committee rec
uau.lrs tu, Republican organization
Iu n,ruaIuu county. and TURNS down
th, GulyuNatcr crowd. then th"
pseudo chairman and his little clique
uII at one, ao In with the Democrats
uur fusion uch,t which win nr sur-
ported Dos the Morning journal ''
taIs city,
This s exactly what tho Democrats
apd the Gucnvutcr crowd are ngur-
IuE ou as % last resort ana 80 is being
uut out ut this time 100 the belief that
90 win tpruN the state committee and
prevent 20 standing hy the "rgauiza-
uou 900 ihIs county
o, is lh, ola mmiliar stunt ON th"
part of thc GH,uwotcr crowd bat Dc
viii not work this umc m, stat"
committee viii simply follow out re
puuU,5u ptrt practice, 1t can not
da otncrVis, Iu that event the ,iil-
louVltor crowd. which consists of "a
few ofncrhuiiers M this county uh"
want to hang on Go their offices. VIII
goo Boo for fusion with the Democrats
aud attempt go defeat the Republican
Ticket
That BE- 90, brand OF G,punurauism
prur.ssed Do, uh, Gluonvatcr Clique.
aud b,.ua what &c Deg. 30 docs not de-
serve consideration 100 tnIs coz amy
uth,r timr from th, Republican,. ct
,n, state 600 ,ouu,y end lt W,u re-
u,.t" none.
The GusnVtpr clique might just
ae Ncl begin fixing up ua fusion
t.pF,l oud begin the work OF urhtns
tu, Republican party openly fuS that
tHr position 30 viii o,rupy n thc
.amina stat, and county election
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
ALBUQUERQUE MAN
RETURNS FROM
CORONATION
A. w. Bikker Saw New Mex
leo at British Museum. In
Guiding Burros; Strikers
Have Things Own Way.

y W. WEhr. local man wh" re-
uru.d % t.N days 1ap rom his FORE
NOR homr .n England. Nas ,cry inter
o-Uur stories 60 t,l ur us eypcri0no"s
ACROSS fu, water
Nh Gk,,r WAS much impressed hy
w., very nnr exhibits uf Now Mexico
products and resources which Do. saw
BOO u, British museum ANA also hy
ia, nu, collection or southwestern
animals and binds iu inc zo"l"giro
enId,us Tlrs, included birds "i 7ll
sorts. ana one particularly uup bald
eagle, urr-cutrd to thc museum hy r.
resident of Sew MpNico. Rattle
snakes were % f.aur, which attracted
Il great d,nI OF attention, ana th"
hurros. oi which there were many.
were of great interest Co tho English
children. who fud them bread and
butter There Wor. ALSO several coy-
o,rs ana "a number of Brlutulas and
other ius'rt ltc specimens.
M. Bikk,r said the collection was
surprisingly good. End that Doe had
no idra q country go remote from
EHsaud and 500 hiil' known h'I"'"
would nr $40 wen represented N'-
1uua WAS riso represented WIN "hl-
mu's and birds.
strikers Have u Nj Their own Way
ACr0rdIug Go MI biNN'r the Tee
cent labor troubles in tA' OWl'd
Kingdom had only tnr ond 'h'y must
inevitably have hHl for ih' sf'K'r@
bad things 'nir'IE ln lh''I own
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
COUNCIL FAILS TO
TAKE ACTION ON
THE PAVING
-Four Aldermen Favor and Two
Oppose Letting of Contract
to Bitulithic Company for
Proposed Improvement,

,'uue 'u 'Ho business section of
Nlupu'tlue assumed % rather SURE
Iu na uiu .i m..lns ui 'b. .N
council H.J uruI when 10 motion w1H
mad. Dos Alderman ~ Wrnu that
lu. T,y,. utHuUh,r company n'
given 'h. ,ounH.' 300 OBJ. u'r o' S'2o
pet square Nurd. win a t'u peg cont
reduction iur cash. .1udrd DO, N'd.r-
uuu Thomas sherwood. and concur
rrd loo nV Alderman Hridt and Dnu-
ruN, UHs Docs. when Aldermen Nusr
aud Thomas voted against i1' motion.
81 10 be- necessary i"r hNr m"mh'rs
uf th. council Jn Fu'. Boo Htur uf a.
motion letting % contract Mayor E.-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

conversion IN bonds, and other mat.
tCis.
According 10 The ,lip any person OF
10 years of age or more may open az
account With any sum noj less than
one dollar Subsequent deposits must
Dee made IN dollars or multiples bu;
no. more than 500 may be deposited
In one month, nor can balance q,
ore than $500 he maintained 40 any
time. Certificates may be- exchanged
Tor bonds however up "a any amount
lionds are issued la sums at S20 and
multiples thereof nap 10 500, ana m
multiplcs of 800 MP 10 $500. These
bonds bear 10 per cent interest DE.
posits bear per cent Certificates
ave convertible into bonds upon Janu.
airy { aud July = OF each year. but no.
lice must bc given earlier
There is considerable interest ne.
gardug 'hD amount nt The first day y
deposits. and also some rivalry as TO
who shall hr tine first dopositor Soc
.cral small noys say thoy are after that
distinction and D. Is likely that line
viii ho torWcd several hours before
the Once is ready Tor deposits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
own TnIs ulIIs.

over tn. uHs AVID ru AWAY
4 lI'u" sos steals from his mornlna
pluy
AMI under thn hl1aomnc apple tree
~. I.rs and dreams of pmg- Co Dee.
pf hutt''s roueut ana of Victories
Won
or wrongs o.uHroNn and OF rre1t
deeds dome
oE tho y3lpr th1i hC shall provo somo
day
otrr tho hills and nr away
over ihr hills ana far away!
ONer ho hills ana far owav.
trs % for the ton me livoloug duy'
Tnt .t maitrrcd NOT to en-, soul 1fumc
Wih love fnt dchcs ana power and
DmD
ON % man while the sun Is high
un to the Wonder Joys that lc.
f"nd"r whore hhzcth tho noon 81
day'
over tlc bills and Ear oway--
over ,ho hills ana far awoyl
I
Over The hills ANA far away.
An Old man fingers ai CLOSE of day:
Sow mot hls journey b. almost duno
Ills haltlce fought and hls Victories
won
Tho old-iimD honesty ana truth.
Tho trusiiulncss and tho friends 81
routh
Homo ami mother where are hcyf
over The hills ana I'm away
over the hllls and Gar away'
EiE@, ne Fiold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

best pom Co,hius, amy variety.
b. D. NHshbWn Eco. one pair 81
Walko,,r suoos iur n"st uuir cannes.
AMY variety
simon stern. one ylt umbrella D"r
best oNhihu pircuus, not lcss tnIu
FOUR varieties
Tho Huh. ono EnpsDury HAT 'or
best White Logbou ooyEorol
crescent Hardware co.. ouc water
fountain tor hest pair homine pigyuus
crescent Hardware CO.. one vJt,t
fountain tor best dispIa, rabbits
Ictruard a. iIudrmanu Co.,. ouo
mandolin OF guitar Tor best I,n
white Wumd"ttcs.
Nuudsou MIS- co., &c. Joseph, Mo.
one set CO.. IRAN uc.t. for hrs.-t and
aost exhibit of al ,ari'tic. ut ppul-
o., shown uy one owner
VI MandciI. one muc, vest for best
White L,ghuru pull,J
Golden EuIr ur, Goods Co.,. one
sweater tor best pair pigeons iu show.
tul ariutN
Consolidated Liquor co. one boN
3" ,lmrs tur best barred Ro,k cock
Drcl
Ncv Mevi,p gigor co.. ON, box go
cigars for best mI urrngton cook
rrcL
u. j H,isn. Pine Island. MINI. of.
fcrs siN E,is. drinking fountains as
follows con-, 3-gallou for second best
cork"r,l lu show any variety. one g.
gallon. f"r second best puurt boz show.
ana, variety. uu, --gaUou .ur best hen
800 show. pu, variety. ono 2-gHli"n
,ur best cock n SHOW amy variety;
ONE l-aullon fur best pea fuVl or
cock. one l-splIou lar best UWek Or-
pugtou hen
Ni,manu Bro. MFG CO. Nt Olive.
llI.. Offers one Tran most for boost pul-
lot BOO show. any variety
Western Poultry Journal OF cedar
Rapids Iowa, offers ten annual sun-
scriptous one annual subscription
each tp tho best ton cuckcrcls in the
show OF ton different brucds other
than those that have hocu offered
spcDiul prizes boz this list
Ranch and Rang, OF Denver. colo.
offers ton annual subscriptions; ono
annual subscription each for tho best
ton pullrls boo tir show OF tom differ
,nt breeds other than those that
have been offered special prizes iu
this list
=. o. Pratt Food Co., pr phnudol-
phiH offers ono SOC package poultry
| lice Killer olch 90 tho second rtu o.
tho rouuVius breeds White Black
ana BUR- orplugtons. white and Buu
Lcshurus larrod Rocks
T. % Pratt Food co of Phjbd. i-
phu offers pu, 500 package of ppul-
trN regulator for tho second pen OF
tno following breeds White Rocks.
s. g. Rhode Island Rods u e. Rhode
island Reds Brown Lnghprns. murk
laueshJus W e. Black Polish
International stock Food Co OF
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, offers ono dozen
packages international poultry food
ns follows Two packages each for
best pair turkeys. any variety. best
pair ducks, any variety largest dis
play White Lcghorns. arg,st display
: g. Rhode Island Rods largest dis
pla, White Orpingtous. largest dis
plu, Rarrcd Rocks
Diplomas for eggs are offered as
follows Rest dozen duck best dozen
Brahma, any variety. best dozen Coz
! chin, any variety; best dozen VIVIAN
dotte, any variety, best duzen Ply
mouth Rock any variety; best dozen
Lcghorn, any variety, best dozen or
pington. any variety.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

The p"nlitN 'N"''i''n q" u' One
"l toe hir i'aih.' 'i ih' N'N M"N''"
state tir q" Doe h.Id 100 Nlnupuctuu"
W '..'H'r is Hlt"u' assuming hct-
nit" Shape and 'HuI. every rrds"t
O." N'hDNr this d' .ttW'ni VIII hr
90 remarkable SUCCESS The mtH"
number of silver ,up" ud cash prizes
uu pom aud siurl. specimens, i"srth'r
with tu, u.rouu1uNiuF honor OF WIZ
ming and having 90, birds scored. viii
result 30 D. believed 800 many unci'rs
'Nhipuug hoir fowls. Thrr" VIII
De- nu entry i'r- charged " tho 'Nhi-
uiuuu. the exhibits VIII nr tnN'n
care or Ay exports "hil" Joe Nlhuru'i-
puD rnd Niil b." housed 100 comfortable
quarters.
fhn iudg"s of 'Hr exhibition VIII Doe
IT,. o. Rhodes oi Topeka, licensed hN
th' american IuultO usF"ciauun'
Mr. Iih,doE has had much 'Np"t'-
'n'' 's judy .ud has given unl-
yorsal satisfaction
hst ~ sl, iu. prizes ana tr"-
ph,cs go Doc awarded to exhibits '"i-
lows
Fh"s + burns. $40" silver u"phN
for best pen r. g. White 'rpinHtons.
q" h' won ihr'. times" Won iu 1870
'N hr \. s. Thomson ul Albuquerque.
E W zee, no"Huill $50 sil'rf cup
Tor hos, pen 10 Show amy v'ri'N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

The readers Of this paper win he
pleased Go learn that there ~ az least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure IN an las stages. and
that IL cutatrh Halls Caiarrh cure
is the ouly positive cure now known
To the medical fraternity Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, re-
duiros constitutional treatment
Halls Caiarrh cure Is taken Internal
Is. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, there"
hy destroying the foundation OF tho
disease ana giving tho patient
strength by building up the constlu-
tion ana assisting nature len doing as
work. The proprotors have SO much
faith IA its curative powers that they
offer one hundred dollars FOR any
ease that n rails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials Address:
4. j. CHENEY a 60.
Toledo, -.
Sold by an druggists. T5c.
Take HANS Family rms for constl-
patton,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
POSTAL BANK TO
Be OPENED
TOMORROW
Printed Information Slips Dis
tributed in Post Office Box.
es and Elsewhere Today for
Guidance of Depositors.

Printed information slips giving
facts for tine guidance q. ali prospec-
tive dcpositors In the postal savings
nank 10 he opened here tomorrow
wcIc distributed today IN the pos,or
Gce boxes aud TO interested persons
The llus bear iull ana complete IN
formation regarding the dcposltins OF
funds, issuance OF certificates, thcir
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Tho widowcr had married again,
ana bis choice was wealthy lady
about 5O years of age. when the
bridegroom returned homo from the
wedding tho husband. Introducing
iho wife tn iho chldron. said;
My dear children, kiss mo lndyi
sho is tho new mamma | promised Ia
bring YOU
Little charlie took long and
steady look 40 tho 'n,w mamma.
Then h. bure. forth, with an air ar
yiriuous disgust,
"pa. YOU have heen oheatcd' she
isn't new al an. - London Sketch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Ana doubtless thore arc some
places In TeSh. where the, viii re-
fuse IN believe that Dallas couple
wore frozen Go death Ca Pixies Peak
Boo a. SNOW storm Monday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Mr. Bryan Is once more gfond-
father Through the birth of % son to
Mr.. and Mrs William Bryan. Ir
"rho uo. orator of the Platte" has
now faded completed, ON tho horizon
of Nebraska.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Du. vut of r.uuomIlius I- t0 Iuu
fa short si uud. th1' Do i. mpu s.H'.
III. u..U mI term of count u t"'
...r 900 u'unAu county t..f
In, E.ud 90 ,.puum, that co., .wWH
,fI.T Hl. INSTALLED.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Reyes and Madcro each has made
pledge as to thc next presidential
''lopaian in MoNicn That ho wiz
nhidr no result or tho ballot. what
ever IL muy be-. q, seems that "real
ropnhuoanism" S. nsd flounshing
nneh more la MexIco than some 9th.
{" phases AJAX
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Probably ono reason why the psou-
de- chairman cIngs so dcsprratcl' Co
tho ion is 800 the hopes ct getting
enough money into the county treas
ury 20 rs, him that sie.oO0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Mother Tommy, you should not
say. \ haven't got no marbles WHOM
yOn mean YOU have mono You 40 not
say what You mean
subtle Thomas though Won would
know mamma ! meant please r'Vo
the ave eenia to buy some Ladies'
Home Iournal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

poutrncss docs not always puH a
bandit was arrested in Colorado y's-
to-day because ne was $50 polite Co
lhc ladies on stage coo,h Doe robbed
that they recognized his voice ut'r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

The announcement comes 'rom
Kansas Tity that the price Of meat
BE- going mp again We'll everyone
ought 200 Doe used CO. b. Dos tnis time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

~ samples ut economy that 3 per
cent paid over &" Nh n"Ncn ana
MIR Grunsfrld sim is prominently be-
fore she public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Admiral Togo has conquered other
monsters uf the deep. Don't The Gran
ana thc lobster got him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

Tho Chcrokocs are about 90 sue for
5000. GOO more eft government
money. lu comes high,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

How those Kansas farmers must
envy thc Italians. 10 rainod 100 lom-
hardy yesterday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
a,llg

senator Works ~ California alsn
propose .esg.i;s.iag re publication Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
MANY SPECIAL PRIZES AND TROPHIES
FOR STATE FAIR POULTRY DEPARTMENT

Those Who Exhibit Birds at Albuquerque at Fall EXPOSE
ton Stand Excellent Chance Of Winning One or More
Valuable Awards Silver Cups of Beautiful Design and
Appropriately Engraved Offered for Best Pen of Differ
ent Varieties of Fancy Chickens Opportunity for Fan.
= ciers TO Annex Many Honors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

"Johnnlo, why ala not the lions eat
Dnnicl?"
" Cause they didn't know hc was
~ good LIppihcott's Magazine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-13
EASTER FLOWERS
WILL BE SCARCE
Old SOILS Rays Appear Too
Infrcqucntly.

Unless the weather remains nice.
and the sun will shine In its fullest
ray. the local florists say there will
be a scarcity of flowers for Easter
and those used customarily on that
occasion will come very high. Easter
falls this year two weeks later than
last year but in spite of this fact
there are indications that the flowers
will not be nearly so abundant this
year as they were last at Easter
time.
The difficulty this year comes from
lack Of sunshine. In this section of
the state, the records show less per
cent Of sunshine than over last
year. This together with the cold has
retarded the growth of the plants.
The lack Of sunshine I'm measure
will affect the growth of the plants
i'm hothouscs and these will not be
so luxurious as usual.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-13

Tho closing session OF the Woman's
| Home Missionary society of the Pres
| bytcrial opened at 1880 o'clock We'd
ncsday afternoon, aud was presided
over by the vice president. Mrs. w.
J.. Case Of Mt. Gicad. The attend
lnce was fair. Devotional exercises
were led by Mrs. S G.. Bates. of this
city.
Mrs s. E Barlow made the rcport
of the executive committee. This was
followed by q synodical thank Offer
ing and solo by Mr.. Harry Mcalcy.
Tho nominating committee of the
Homo society reported the following
officers elected for the ensuing year
Mrs. w. l.. Case. OF Mt.
Gilcud, president Mrs william Hou-
ston, of Columbus, vice president:
Mrs NJ w BatteuHcLI, Of Delaware.
secretary: Mrs. w ?. Caldwell. of
Delaware, assistant secretary: Mrs.
II. u. Mcmillan. OF Mt. Gilead. treas
urer Miss May Thompson, of Marys-
vile, secretary of Freedmen: Mrs.
William p. Vaughn. OF Cardington.
secretary OF Young Peoples: Mrs S
E. DcWolfc, Of this city. secretary of
literature Mrs. u. l.. Scllars of this
city, secretary of temperance.
Mrs j. H. TAFT of Columbus. the
synodical president brought very
beautiful greeting to the society. She
said, in part:
II bring you greetings from the
synod for sisters; We are all one. II
am glad to greet you MS a home pres
ldent We are really only one or
feel that we are to live spirit-hlled
lives. We are in duty bound, in love
bound, to touch every human soul. 1t
was the love Of God that found MS
through missionaries Each one of
us has work to do that no one else
can do as well. It's the divine plus
of the Bible on which we build our
faith. We should never want for
missionaries, If our young people
knew. TO you Is committed what
Christ would have done.
Pleasing Address.
Miss Lydia Hays, the field ;, secretary,
gave an address on "Thc Can of the
Mountains" She said that in the
mountains are men, women ana little
children who have never heard of
Savior. SO there Is a call to the
mountains There are 900 Indians
who have never heard OF Jesus The
story of the Indian can be given in
two words, driven out" and that of
the white man in three, "fair promises
broken"
Miss Hays gave beautiful descrip-
tlon of the conversion of the Indian
Some Of our greatest results are GO
ing on in Mexico among the Mexi-
cans, she stated.
THE young people are coming out
of the darkness. It remains with
you and me whether they know God
He Is waiting for you and me to carry
His, love to the unknown. You and
should tell some one what Jesus
has done for us, There is no greater
Joy in the world than to give the
message to those who know It not. |
AT this time the report Of the sec
retary of Freedmen was given by |
Mrs. CUTLERY. of Marysville. in the
absence Of the secretary, Miss May |
Thompson Mrs. ID. H. Sellers read
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-13
he report of the temperance secre.

the report Of the temperance secrc-
tary.
Mrs. Lloyd, Of fleetwood, read the
resolution of thanks from the visiting
members to the local ladies for the
hospitality extended them during the
convention.
a few sentence prayers closed a
most enjoyable and profitable session
of the Prcsbytory
The next meeting of the Prcsby-
terial and the Presbytery will be held
at Marysvlllc in April, 1912.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-13
BOARD OF REVIEW
COMPLETING WORK
MiIl Wind up AGalrs within tho
Week.
North Main Street.

Members of the city board Of re-
view are about done with the com
pilatlon of figures which Will be
turned over to the county auditor.
The clerks are now copying the In
creased valuations onto the tax du-
/pllcate The second ward has already
been turned over, and President Eos
ter Of the board. said this morning
that the first third and fourth
wards would be turned over within
two days, This viii wind the board
mp as board of review, but a lit
tie later 1t will sit az n board Of re-
vision for the purpose of hearing
"kicks" on specific cases.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-13
Nnn-PArllsan BllI.

columbus, April 13.-Thc Green
bill for non-partisan nomination and
election of constitutional convention
delegates is expected to reach the
lower house within day or two.
Representative Wyman Of Shelby
tounty will have charge Of the meas
urc, which is expected to pass with
little upposition.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-13
JUDGE j. G. TOBIAS
SELLS FINE FARM
Scott Township Land Brings $3.50 an
Acre.

Judge James G. Tobias, of Bucy-
rus has disposed of his fine farm
In Scott township embraCng,2G5 acres
on which the Tobias elevator is 10
Gated at the village Of that name, TO
Richard Woodrow for S3i,ijO, Mr..
MIR. Woodrow represents "a Toledo
firm which is acquiring large realty
holdings in Marion county.
Prevent n cold with Beatty Il Longs
good rubbers and shoes. 13-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-13
BRIEF MENTION

a marriage license has been issued
to Bert c. Cline and Miss Ilmma
Harruff.
Eliza j. Stenman and Miss Francis
Wick have been licensed to wed.
Congressman Anderson has intro.
duced a bill providing for a new pub
lie building at Bucyrus. Another bill
by Mr.. Anderson provides for a fed
eral building at Sandusky.
The Big -Four boys enjoy the meet
ings very much that are being con
Quoted at the shops by Miss Nichols
and Miss Blow during the noon hour.
--Bellefontain Examiner.