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"fcanw T ' PAGE SIXTEEN THE MARION DAILY MIttROB, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1007. w n it n n n ?Wi IP m riprifll Nnfir.p. .wvvu- nvuvv HHHBHHHHHSHHHHHflHHHHHHHBHHB i Where can you get ."cut prices'5 on IShoes? - AT - i M, Hayfer 5s 212 W. Center St. CHOICE STEAKS Good juicy steaks aro a great delight to the cook who takes the trouble to havo th best sho can obtain. Get them at either of our mark ets and you will be pleasod. 1 ri - MARION PROVISION COMPANY. North Mam E. Center Both Phones. matmmmmmmmmmmmmm Does Your Watch Keep Good Time? If not, bring it to us. Wo malic old Watches run liko new. Our Charges are Reasonablo O. VI. BOWERS THE BEDROOM We spend a good deal of our timo in our bedrooms. Do we spend what we ought in the furnishing of tho room? It bliould be neatly and 1 conveniently furnished, nnd may be done luxuriously by purchasing hero. We are showing n special line of beautiful things nt figures to suit everybody's puree. WEST END FURNITURE STORE. Bowman & Sohoenborgor. mammmmmsmmm All kinds of Straw Hats Cleaned at Johnston's Dye Works 110 South Prospect St. i Open Monday and Saturday even ing. Frte call for & Dolivery Servico we seii Accident Insurance At very low prices. Secure yourself against loss or accident or sickness. MILLS & BROWN I. O. O. F. BLOCK. FINE SALVE ACTS UKfc A POULTICL BMVSAUl. FORMS Of AKIU DlSKASk W. C. T. U. Devoted to the Interest of Christian and Tcmpor- anco Work, Under the Supervision of Francis WillardW. C. T. U. and Directed by Mrs. Dr. Dugan,to Whom all Communications for this Colnmn Should be Sent. LOCAL OPTION ONTHU INCIIDASE The word tomes from Columbus that out of 13 Deal law elections In Ohio held during the month of May, 10 towns voted dry and 3 wet. Those otlng dry were Spcnccivlllc, DrcsdiU Mt "Victory, Sugar Giovc, Athens, Morrlstown, Bloomvllte, Harrisburg, Wayncsfleld and Whltcshlre. The wets carried Martin's Kerry, Marietta and Now London. During April and 'May 22 out of 2D municaplalltlcB voted dry. Of theso eight were already dry nnd but one Mhlvern, changed from wet to dry. 'Mlllcraburg Republican of June 27 1007. CAST LIVCItPOOL DRY BY CLOSE MAJORITY. East Lcverpool. Ohio Juno 22 East Liverpool after one of tho most ex citing elections In tho city's history, otcd dry today by a majority of 93 the 'vote standing 2291 to 2001. The city now deprives Washington C. H of Its title of being tho largest dry town In tho state, and the result If it stands will put 53 saloons out of business within thirty days. Cleveland Leader. Mrs. SusanF. Fcsscnilon of Daston Mass, National W. C. T. U. lecturer recently addrcrsscd a Inrgo audienca on Sunday cenlng In Trinity M. E. Church In Chllllcotho Ohio Pastor and peoplo were delighted with tho way Mrs FcsRcnden presented total nbstlncnco nnd prohibition truth. Tho Union Signal of July Ith 1907. Francis Murphy tho noted temper- anco advxocato passed away Juno 30 at his homo In Los Angeles Cal. Mr. Murphy enlisted In the temperance cause In 1858 nnd was widely Known In this nnd other countries as a suc cessful platform speaker. "Ono nlcht In Portland Mn.. wiinrn I was then living, I happened to en ter a gospel mission conducted lv n Christian man who was dovotlng his timo ana monoy to the work of lifting up and redeeming men who had bc como slaves to drink. By that time I had sunk nrettv low and limi brought misery nnd miefortuno up raysou anu my rnmlly. "Ay I listened to that niiriatinn mnn nnd heard him tell of ono who camo oo earth to seek nnd to savo the lost to unl ft tho fnllon. nnd fhnl be would never leavo nor forsake any man who cnlled upon his name, my henrt was touched I fell on mv knpps nnd prayed with thnt Christian mnn, anu i round thnt nil he said wns true. PROSPECT NEWS Piospect O. July G A dcllchtfut nrn. grnm of music, song nnd recitation wus given at tho Luthern church, on last Sunday ovcnlng, the occasion be ing Children's Day. Mrs. John Lcffler returned homo Friday from Cardlngtou where sho had visited with her Blstnr. Mrs. u O. Harding Nulk. HlNdSVBI Isaah Tyler, of Itlchwood, spent n few days in Prospect this week Mrs. O. Itussel and children of Dnln. ware visited her sister, Mrs. J. W. Fotty Thursday "Mr. E C Smith of Marlon wns a l'rosect visitor Friday. It. D Roberts of Itlchwood was In Prospect Tuesday on business. Mrs. J L Hlser of .Mnrcnnlnwn West Virginia, Is visiting relatives and friends In Prospect. Mr Albert Mohr and grandson, Al bert Postlo of Marlon viblted rela tives Sunday Mr and Mrs. Will nrlffitha of Ma rion visited her father Mr. C. Henry oer Sunday. Mr and Mrs T K. Stonkwell of Worthlncton visited this week with Mrs. C L. Mohr ns did ulbo Mrs Clime of Grove City. Misses Imoeene Frlteh and TlPRHn Landon of Marlon spent Sunday with Misses Itoxlo and Anna Adams. It L. Watkins of Now York la spending a few days vacation with his family at Prospect. Mr and Mrs J. Court, of Marlon, vis ited nt the homo of bis brother, Mr. Wm Court. Sunday. Mr illarold Lust of Marlon was a vis itor at Prospect Sunday. Miss Clara Hauck of Columbus spent Sunday with hor mother Mrs. will aucr was a Marlon vis itor Monday. Mrs. E. H. Schott of Marlon vlnlt. ed ovor Sunday with he- mother, Mrs. Geo. Lauer. Mrs. IF, D. Beavers and daughters Florence and Isabel left Thursday for a short visit with relatives at Perry ville O. Mr. E. JM. Stockwjll was absent fioni tho store last week on account of Illness. A bright baby girl camo to tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. iBler, Saturday morning. iMrs. Henry Worllne entertained tho W M. Q. of the Batlst church Satur day afternoon. Mrs. George Cook was a Marion vis itor Thursday. Mrs. Cora PolRor and dnughtor Ho oii of iMnrlon, Tlsllod irlntlvos hero Inst Thursday. earnest Coo of Marlon vtalfad hl parents hero Thursday. COLUMN "From that moment I was a now man. I quit drinking forever, nnd I started out to tell my boon compan ions all about It and to persuade them to quit drinking too. Francis Mur phy. ! ON THE WATEIt WAGON, nfrf shrd hrd hrd hrd hrd hrd brrl At the Deal locnl option election held at East Liverpool last Saturday, the drys cast 2291 votes and tho wets 2001 votes, a majority of 293 for tho dry olmont. East Liverpool is now tho largest dry town In Ohio. At Ashland, Saturday, tho drys polled 1035 votes and the wets 721, tho dry majority being 314. Ashland haB been dry for two years, tho ma jority at tho former election bolng 720. On Tuesday, WcllsvJllc four miles fiom East Liverpool otcd dry by 48 majority Tho Holmes County Farm er of Juno 27, 1907. , ACCOMPLISHED IMMENSE WORK. Woxfo-d, Ireland, wns Francis Mur- nhy's blrthnlaco. hut hu enmo In thin country when a boy of sixteen nnd has novor visited his natlvo land since In 1870. when thlrtv-fonr von of age, ho was won to tho causo of temperance, nnd from that duy until his present illness, ho has laborod Willi a zeal few men havo equaled. In tho last thlrtv-slx venrn. 1m lino ntldrcsscd moro thnn 25,000 public meetings; has carried n cniRado into ocry Stato of tho Union: Inin r.nn. nda and Europo; has traveled moro than 1,000,000 miles, or tho rqulvn lont of forty times tho rlrrnmfornn of tho globo: has mnn Into llm .,!.... and exhorted men to rlso nbovo their wickedness nnd misery nnd has a roll call of 12,000,000 converts. "I will nover give up my work ns long as Ood elves mo RfrnnMii keep nt It." ho snld rcrontlv. "r lovo tho work moro and moro ovcry nay mat I llvo. Tho loward is so grent. "No. I do not menn fhn ninnnv vn. ward," he said, Interrupting himself. "I havo nover mndo money by my tours. Deforo I went Into fliln wnrt I had plenty of monoy, but It lias maao mo a poor man. All tho monoy I havo rccolvcd has gono Into tho tempernnco movement." Cleveland L,cauor of Juno 29, 1907. Aftftr .Tlllv 1 tin fenlnnn HnM... ..m " " iivviiouu win bo granted In Milwaukee, Wis., to mm:u wuuso nuBonnus aro living. Mrs. Fllnn, of Wllmore. Ky.. nros- ccuted a snloon-kcepcr for selling liquor to her son, a minor, and gained her Bult. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klrku nnH Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Jacobs qf Itlchwood vis ited Mr. and .Mrs. J. M.Gast Sunday opening to attend tho wedding of Miss Nellie Gast. Mr. and Mrs. Clnrcnco ijnnsn nmt little (laUKhtor of Columbus worn Sun. day visitors at the home of Mrs. O. Hicnmond. Miss Martha Cellar n nrofnRRlnnni nurso from Toledo Is visiting hor perents and Bisters this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Stlfflor nnd iinn. ghtor Geneva of Marlon spent Sun- any witn relatives. Leonard Wilson who linn hrn vio. Iting In Prospect returned to his home at Columbus Monday. Mrs. Flora Bovd and ernnrlHnnn Frank nnd Georgo Dunbar of Marlon visnoa at tho homo of J A. F. Cellar last Thursday. Dr. G. A. FInefroek of rimnn rnmn was In Prospect on professional bus iness Tuesday. Mrs. II. H. FInefroek nnd ,ln.mi,t,. Mary visited hor mnthnr Mro t-o Claflln at Cardlngtou from Saturday m muuuuy. Charlie MOVOr .Old InRf wnnlr a ll.,n. draft horse to John Cheney, who buys horses for New York hornnmnn Mrs. A. L. Cast mado a business irip io uoiumuus TMonday. Tho commencement nvi.n.i t. Prospect School of Music will be held . uie scnooi Tuesday evening, July MUST PAY KENT PlalnUff Given Decision in Case of Drake vb Diffany. A forcible detention proceeding brought by Cop. Drako against Marllm J. DilTanv in the nnm-t. ,p Justieo II, C. Thompson wns heard mm morning nnd was decide in favor of Drake. Mrs. Diffany has been occupying la house on East Center street owned by Drako and the lattor brought milt to havo her ejected. Ho claimed she failed to pay her rontf Mrs, Diffany sot up ,tiio dofenso that Rho ion ted tlioi house on a year'rt couhart and that sho could not bo ejected for non payment of rent. Through her mttomeya, DeGolloy & DeGolIcy, sho hos given notiro Uii slin will dnko Mio wisn lo iiie cniH't of ponrnvui plena, GEE'S LAXATM HONEY and TAB nBueves couQiiB.Auocpi.Di NEW YORK SPECIALIST To Examine the Eyes of Mr, Geo! L. Copcland. Geoi go D. Copclntid, member of the law ilrm of Copelnnd & BarV lntn, loft .Friday for New York eitj, wIilmo ho will consult a spe cialist ill tho Jiopo of saving Ida sight, wliioh lias been frilling rapid ly dining tho past few weeks. It is ropoikxl that ono of, his eyes is entirely sightless land thnt Iho other is becoming "dakor. There is lit tle hope at' restoring the sight in the ono oyo. , Mr. Copcland wns accompanied lo New York by his wJifo and lit tle daughter. , Wild Rabbit In Chimney. An Atherton (England) sweep named Joshua Follnnd was swesplng the chimney of a homo which had boen unoccupied for some time at High Becklngton, when, to his groat surprise, he swept down seven full grown llvo wild rabbits, whlcb he bagged. Carr's Trado Letter. Weekly review of Ornln trado Con ditions which aro shaping prices pre narcd for tho Mliror by tho Farmer Commission House of II. II. Carr & Company, 96 Board of Trade, Chicago Illinois. Somewhat better weather for 1 ar- vestlng In tho Southwest is n feat lie in tho wheat trado at this writing, pa pers tuo again filled with talk on both oldcs of tho telegraph strlko, whim Is still pending. Asldo from those two features, there Is news .favorablo to buyers from all quarters of tho globs. Today London, Paris nnd Berlin n'l show strong ndvanco In prices, basod on very low supplies, doubtful out look for tho now harveftts. especially In England and Germany where ox- ccsslvo rains nro doing serious dati ago. Boss T. Smytho of Liverpool calls tho situation "Deplorable." In tho meantime, early threshing re turns nt Issourl and Kansas points aro cry disappointing. Tho weather ovor tho Northwest has been too cool nnd dry to forco the spring crop nlong ns expected. Reports from that section suggest that tho years yield of spring wheat will be short even with perfect conditions from now un til harvest, which Is hardly probably. World's stock of wheat decreased ov er six million bushels for the week. Franco Is again agitating tho removil of import duty because of her lew supplies. Tho closing dajs of tho wcok should see ScptSwhca'. well over SI, and there to stny.. "? Prices wero advanced ,to 55 1-lc today for both September and May contracts. Wo havo cdvlsed buying May corn since It wns at 16 cets a few weeks ago. This month has overtaken tho September because the trade and tho public sco that tho 1907 corn crop fall far below that of' 1906 This morn ing the trado had the Illinois, State report on corn giving conditions ns low nS 75, also tho Ohio condition ns low as 72, and reports fom Iowa that much of tho corn Is not yet G Inches nign Wisconsin points report poor prospects becauso seed was put Into the ground too late. This backward corn crop is now approaching tho most trying period of tho year Extro mo heat of July and August. Ronorts are small and the cash situation Is strong. Chicago BhlppeJ out 610,000 bushels of corn today. Regardless of the advance already n corded In .May corn, believe the crop scares this month and next may easily start buying which may establish even higher prices. B. W. Snow the crop expert, fig ures out tho oats yield for rthe year 850,000,000 bushels. It is doubtful If there will be any such harvest, and urea out the oats yield for tho year million bushels short of tho official report on the 1306.IIlinols report gives conditions at 80, nnd Berlous damage) from bugs tho nasf month Receipts are light and tjtocks decreas ing Oata prices havo hrd very little upturn from recent break and the market Is In shape to move up quick ly on any good buying.-Wo will glad ly furnish on application Market Re ports as' well as valuable Suggestions on Bhlpplng and trading to those who are Intorersted In following grain prices, If tho name of this paper is mentioned. carr. CALEDONIA NEWS. Caledonia, July 'o.-r-Tho Cale donia Telephone eomnanv Jina mi. pleted iiibtulling . now switch boaixl' in their olttce. with a capac ity of. two hundred fcinglo Hues bo sides a number, of toll linns. Tim woik of toking over tho plant of nie jinnou uninty uompany will probably be euniptotMl this month. After tho consolidation as com pleted biibbcribenj in tho Caledonia company's system will be charged a ion or llvo cents' to "talk to Jfarion or iauv dIiico in tlio west ern pari of the county. This tho company bay w necessaay m order to io coed soivico and keen tho plant in shape. uroidos putting in la new switeli board the loenl tompaiiy is remodel ing its olllce TOoms ud adding new bouths for the convenience of ita patrons. Miss Olive Bayles left Ttuxaday for tlie Pacific eoat, Special tiain million Hups tilt through ilia Cana dian Ilockics, ntwT Selkirks. Tho paity will bpend borne time in Alus ku and tho Yellowstone,, Suit Lake iVSSAAAAAAAAASAAA ALL The Jamestown . CHEAPEST TRIP YK If Taken Under the Auspices of THE fMfai tjv 7. Ti--r' A?tiLh"c'rr' T i jt" 4 ' Jll 4zla &.. 4 - r '.J m'm Bird's Eye View ol Exposition and Surroundings $20 And in addition you have the privilege Other Stopovers when you go via THE Route Big Four and C. & O. Lines. 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