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'"AVEAT.HER-For Ohio: Showors
' tonight; Tlmrsdiay partly cloudy.
ji Wonder If there 1b nn unwritten law
which would protect the man who
j sees nt to end the- career of an offend
- ing umpire?
Since that little Incident In conncc
$ tlon with the Chrlstan church rovlv
r als last week, local bar tenders havo
f .been keeping a cIobo watch for pat
"c rona attired In clerical garb. Pulpit
.JAHtlnlnn fif onlnnnd latl'f Mll InORt
nuuiii!ut, iui "" -
It, profitable.
Few peoplo aro able to look back
' over their earlier years and proudly
boast that they ever took prizes at
t baby shows. Tho two llttlo tots who
$ won the honors among 95 Marlon
ji babies Saturday night have certainly
been made distinguished early In life.
: Misfortune rather than .Miss For--,
tune seems to linger with tho Marlon
' ball tossers In every Inning after the
,4 ninth. The Llmo 'Burners have tak-
en only ono extra Inning contest this
2 season.
Indiana Democrats, so newspaper
- correspondents of Hooslerdom wrlt,e,
$ aro not In fnvor of giving William
Jennings Bryan another presidential
nomination. They think It would bo
8 tho samo as giving the party a ticket
to certain defeat. No doubt tho
colonel himself will havo something
to say on this point.
S After all this talk about the new
w 'Emperor of Korea having formerly
tf been a student at Ohio Weslcyan Uul-
"-Terslty, It has been finally learned that
tho youth who at one tlmo sojourned
tn Delaware Is only a brother of Ills
fiMaJcsty. Never mind, Delawaro still
.has her stono quarry and cigar fac-
rMr. Sandles Is feeling joyful over
"the fact that In constructing his
vfences for tho Democratic guberna
torial nomination, ho has been as-
eured of tho suprt of Tom L. John
son. Sandles should remember that
,the convention Is a good way off,
"Jand that Tom L. ls.just fickle enough
to chango his mind and do a llttlo
j, flirting himself.
Cf- The question of expense is not tho
only one which might bo ndvnnced
as a reason for not holding county
conventions to nomlnnto candidates
$for tho stato legislature this fall.
Judging from tho number of ambi
tious citizens who have been an
nounced as aspirants for the office,
particularly among tho Republicans,
"there wouldn't bo any room In tho
convention hall left for tho delegates
"after the candidates had crowded in
aide. iNew York society women are adopt
ing tho halo made on earth as a
new Idea In head decorations. This
contrivance may servo to make the
wearer appear 'attractive and oven
religious, but one would think that
lt would be sadly in tho way' should
a party of ladles ever see fit to engage
in- a hair pulling fracas. Such an
incident might handily result from a
particularly exciting bridge whist
contest, and woulij certainly place a
'lot of first class lulos In Bhnpo for
,the second-hand storo.
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THE OOMINOHMEETING.
qThe Taft-Foraker strlfo seems to ,be
fiXOWlne stroncer nmnnir Ttnnnhllpari
leaders, .of Ohio, and there aro; many
Who believe that Ttho trouble will
jjfcdly disrupt the party. That thero
1111 be considerable warmth genorated
lb .-J
August
Rod Book and
Ladies' Home Journal
..,i!. C. 0. Wiant
':;,60X.1LLLI ANTj'iTATIONE.
' ,'VJ;.:,,IfcKeM ef Poat Carat,
'nt tV mocllnj; cf tho stato central
i'c iri'.m re n bo held July 30, Is
.Tiicrally nJtulttcd. Doth factions
will bo lined up strongly and neith
er will be In a mood to consider any
proposition for a compromise.
'As far ns Marlon county Is con-
corned, unless thero has been a de
cided chango In scntlmont recently,
almost
solid for Taft. It Is not believed that
tho oFrakcr boosters havo succeeded
In making an Impression hero, al
though Warren O. Harding Is, for
reasons best known to himself, ono of
tho senator's warmest admirers and
supporters. Warren's talk doesn't
carry very far with local committee
men .
Tho nuestlon of whether Tnft Is to
bo endorsed for tho presidency nt tho
meeting next Tuesday Is now liclug
generally debated. The Foraker forces
aro lying low and arc not presuming
to say how many committeemen will
opposo tho Taft endorsement. How-
ov?r. thn Ohln Sim. nun nf tlm IraiU
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that thero will bo enough opposition
iiik ruiuniT urKuuu in uiiii). iiiiuti
to table any endorsing
resolution
which may ho Introduced. On tho'lltoii county members will vote for
other hand, tho Ohio Stato Journal,
which lias been opitoscd to Foraker
over since the present owner took
chnrcc. clcalm sthat tho fcclititr In
favor of Taft Is universal.
.Marlon county will probably bo
represented at tlio state committee
meeting by L. B. McNeal, and It Is
thought that ho will bo instructed
to vote for the Taft endorsement
THAT TELEPHONE DEAL.
KVittntvltii- lu nn nttnrlu! rnimrillllir
tho proposed telcphono deals In Ma
rlon and Dplawaro counties. It ap
peared In Friday's Issue of tho Co
lumbus Press-Post.
SEKlNU THE SIGNS.
"Realizing that 'Itho day of Judg
ment," bo far as It Is concerned,
at hand, the Boll telephone trust Is
tnnvlttrr wltli nil Ifu til I il it in frro
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stall If possible any legislation by
tho cencral assembly ot Ohio at tho
, . , , , ...,... .., ..ill, 11 UK Hill ILMMIIIIUII
regulaur session next year which may fi Introduced, adc.pt It, with no con
compel it to bo guided more by the sldorablo nniinsltlnn.
needs of the peoplo and less by Its
greed.
'Part of tho Bell trust's nlan Is to
compromise with Independent com
panies, wherever possible, by turn
ing over local exchanges rendered
tinnrofltable bv the r.nninnlltlnn nf thn
homo Independent company,, providing
an arrangement can bo made with
tho local coempany to permit tho
Bell trust to, utlllio Uio exchange Tor
Its long-distance service, 'which', thq
Bell trust contracts to keep.
Deals of this kind hnvo been mado
by tho Bell trust In Marlon mid Del
aware, and tho validity of such com
bination Is about to bo tested In the
courts as being in violation of the
Valentino anti-trust law. Hornnm.
such combination prnctlcally means
MONOPOLY In tho Interest of ,thn Hell
Telcphono Co.
When tho rcsnonsihla mrentit nf 1ip
Bell trust contomplnto tho fate 'of Ire,
bridge, lumber and brick monopolists
at Toledo, not all ot whom wm-n vpbI.
dents of Toledo, tho monopolization
of telcphono service by such manipu
lation ot telephone ncrvlco as Hint
Marlon and Delaware mav tint Innir
quite so tempting. For tho Toledo plnn
o,f prosecution and punishment Is only
a beginning, and thero is no telllnp
In advance where it Is going to end.
Which mak'os It all tho more Im
portant to tho Bell telephone trust to
forestnll action by tho legislature ir
It can; nnd which makes It still moro
Important to tho people of Ohio to
sco to It that the leelHlaturn knoni iio
promise to enact remedied legislation
for tho conduct of telcphono and telo
graph companies within tho state.
Political Talk
MAY OUST BROWN.
Columbus. O.. Julv 2. Rtntn nhnl.
man Walter Brown, of tho Renubli.
can Central committee will havo
something to JlEht for when thn n.i.n
committee meets here July 30, under
nis own call,
ilf the phins of n nnmhpr nf im
members of the commltteo do not
miscarry, Brown will bo fighting to
prevent belnc: tossed over Mm Tina-,?
ns stato chairman. The plan, which
originated with several of tho moni
tors of tho committee who havo vis
ited CoIlinibllS Within thn nan 1fi ,1,..,
provides for tho denoslnir of Brnwn
and tho ejection of somo one clso ns
chairman.
TllO grounds for tho nnllnn o, .I....
Brown has taken upon himself an
thorlty to speak for tho entire com
mltteo. nnd in lmvn H.nin.,i n... ....
... "lulu 1.-11 inu BUUO
committee will do this or will do that,
when In fact l,o had no id !', B" .'
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for anyone but hinmoif
'For these renKnnn im ,i..i .
thQ COnimlttCO nro Rnrn rpi.
that but for tho unwind nib- r -n .
and his abnormal nppotlto for trou
bio. thero would bo nono of tho pres
ent Bcran in Ohln. Tiinrf .t....
say that for tho irood nilth li.. .
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inuoi, uo ueuoRen nnn mmn nnc i .
ea its stato chairman who will not
usurp so much power.
An exnmnlo of thn nmn .i
Is cited In the case of thq two Hamil
ton COUntV inpmhnra Il i
been traveling nbout the state seeing
mombors of the state. committee. He
cf? - -trfEMPaafMBMt 'firWIWWilKfti
BgPpBW1y. fT . Ml W 1 I JLJJJJMMMfcM
' U. 3. BATTLESHIP, "MAINEi" ?.;,,
Capt. Nathan E. Miles; tonnage, 12,500; guns, 20; speed, 18 knots.
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saw nearly nil ot them before ho wont
into tho seclusion of Middle Ikibm,
jTo all or liicin ho sam mat no won
lBMthor,Md by u. K. Hynlckn. ot
. .. . . . ......
Cincinnati, to say that tho two Ham
the Taft resolution.
It Bcems from Brown's talk with
talk with
. i
ir i'n Hmf i.n r.ntii.1 tlml 1m wiih
going too -far. In this mailer.
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rtiit thin Is nnlv mm msc. Brown
has eslrnnged members from all over
Ul " "w cinlnica, Dy iim
tIlnm ., n,nv ,, nmv ..,.. , n,
j,8 scai. u j-Cmnlns only to bo
.seen Whether or not these
men
can
the
rlinirinnn m..i ..ipnt iii ErrnEnr
nniHinr nniiiicn viiipm in iinnnRn inn
rm .into ti.n riip.wifl nf n.o K,.,,nir
as such, havo taken no nart In thin
,'nowly ilovclopcd light. They are lu
high glee over tho situation and free
ly admit that they aro enjoying the
predicament of Brown.
Mr. Arthur I. Vorvs. nmnncernf thn
Taft campaign, Is able to bo out lo-
day, arter an Illness of several days
with n sovero cold. He said that thero
'.. nn ,, ,ivi,(u t n. ut
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niiiiion ami mai no icpis mat after all
jlns i,ccn mh and done, tho state
'rnmmtii.,.. .-m if .t, nw. ....i..
Tho fact that tho aslulo cainnalnn
manager says "If" Indicates that tho
Taft resolution mav nover lm ni-n.
sonted, though there Is a disposition
on tho part of tho Tnft men in mi
through with tho fight and find out
just who has been playing' with their
affections.
It Is hlnted'that thero may bo sov-
cral brpnnh nf nrninlo,. mill. .....,, ...
of tho joking donn by certain of 'n
sinio committeemen with tho Taft
sweethearts. .'
Thq action Of Brown in til:ivtn- fi.
delay Indicates clearly that ho Is not
ready now to go Into the fray. He
wants some tlmo to mako nnothor
canvass of tho coinmfttco nnd to mar
shal tho forces.
lit Is said that a mesenger has been
dispatched to tho fnr North, where a
consultation will he had with tho war
I . ' 'V'r
Vacation Time is Now ftere
Going away aro you? Of course you wilftwant
to Keep posted on what 1B going ou iaMarlon
while you aro enjoying, yourcclf clsowhcro. i'.,'
Order the Hirror W
to follow you. It will bo a big letter fronftnome
every day. Do not forget this hoforo you start.
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MRS.. SAMUEL NEWHOIIRF ,
Mrn Kninnnl v, ..!...,. i ... i .. . ' .' .
."-' .. "" "ohmmuwj (a B111U 10 own tlio nnd ,.,illtlt i. . ...
world. Tboro Is no empress or oueon. it is said, wh 'ZZZMZW J t n,LH8.. ceua MWowgiian, 034'
young s)0 became tho wife of Mr. NewhouV wlm wn&W'lncSinrmhf , "";:""V m
The young coupU? struggled Iogolluir foV v.m m i vil "v ? j V,olorml- Mrs. L'eUoy Zachtnan, B07 N.-
housework nn.l Uee.l.g '.IX o lu H Zw'i&Wi&A T" I ?rccnwood ' MO
held by Mr. KowJiwmi dovolopca .'W illrl;" t ' KM'V C,",,IU Miss Llwle Schocch 283 Belle-
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'secretary and hlftihalt brother,- who
urn niiii lfiii mir iiii'iiihim' ii iiiih lit
true, then ltiBjapparont that It was
hoped to liold''o'fti?ncttoii till advices
from tho rcal-Miead of tho candidacy
be had. . .!.
,""' ' , ,,,, ; .,
i no I'ornKcr-uicK' men nirvo not
Klvl!" out u "anuw names oi com-
mlllcnmcn whomltlicy claim will voto
k,v,:" "" a "j"-"" " m com-
"illlcoinon whonililicy claim will voto
ifor ',,c lr' . B-jSfi. Tnft '"dorse-
input ri'Hn1nrlnn".1?.'r!inv iimW nlnl,..
that 11 Is not-Uho' limit of their!
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strength. ,,.
"Ill Fnrt. tlinrn. nn nut,1nii..nrj flmi
the voto would .'really stand 13 for
tabling tho motion,: with clght against
It. The fact that ml least ono of thn
men elented In 'opposition to Dick
has swung Into ; lino has helped tho
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ilakcr crowd amazingly. And there
' tvll lift ndlnn .it(wnHlH ...1. Ll
,.. ii uu wiiiui uiinmvn nui'il lie COIU-
mittce meets," wild a Foraker leador
Monday night."-".1
A TOY GUN
DOES WORK
And in Blind? Man's Hands
at That&hievcs are
Routed.
Thousand .Island Park, N.-J..
July
21 iTolnllv lilln.l?Bi'i,H win, 1.1J. -.....
teen year old, .opnrmed wlthu tiny
yacht, oanmm'.-usjlil only aid, Robert
.M..ioucsor now .York, a, summer res
ident routed ujibaiHUoff burglars.
iMr. Jones discovered flvo men at
tempting to enter Iho .house' early to
day and calling his on Walter, ho
told tho boy to Ret tho little rnnnnn
which was. used fur,, sajutlng iasslng
vessels. ''" ': '
'Blank bIicIIh were .'used hut im imv.
glars fled ioll niolBaV.'Jtho souud of
lllil rii'af l.rtV T'" '
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No Alcohol No Ntfcotici
NoPoiioni ..'.
Zoa Phora Doe Not Now'aad Nev
er Did Ooataln Polnonoug
Drugs, Nor Any That Will
Cause the Drug Habit.
MADE FOR WOMEN
No Higher or Setter Proof ..of. the
Merit of a Mcdidne ' TJihjRV
Given Than Found Here.
When Dr. PongeUy first compound
ed Zoa Phora, ho was very, careful
In his selection of the Ingredients to
bo used. Having In mind at all times
tho best rood of his patients, ho
determined to uso no cimg tha would
.bo In any way Injurious to -woman's
delicate organism. His years of ejipcrl.
enco In trmUng-nll forms of womanly
.woaicncss ana aiseaBc, cnaoico mm io
.dotormlno Juat tho remedies heeded.
tilil vim wiiiiiiiti. lihiuiuil'. liikal. jjvw
iPhora la so sucoessful?
I Nj narcotics, nor any drug thai
will causa what Is commonly known
I,ns tlio "drug habit" aro used in com.
pounding Zon.Phora. Formerly) n
imunuing iMu.f imia. runuL-iijri u
email amount of alcohol was used In
uu r.nnoinn ki .,-, on iiiit
eman amount of alcohol was u
Ha nronaratlon. but-now oven that
i,aa bcen eliminated leaving tho valu.
. . ..... ... ......
nnio mcuicmai nigroaienis in mo
preparation Just as tney havo alwayn
been.
Thn mpillrlnpn nnpd hi maldne Zoa.
Phora are rocognlzd by tho medical
iprofcsolon ovorywhero as the best
known remedies for the diseases and
ailments ot women. Tho United
States Dispensatory and other 'med
ical books of equal prominence, say
In regard to thorn bb follows: "reg
ulates tho menstrual function,"
''nninl'vvwl tiv tiliual.lnncf Ii. 4b.n
u,"l''jw "J ,njmi,muu ill 1.HW
treatment of uterine diseases," "haa
mot wltb fa-or In tho treatment of
periodical siek.hoadachc," rccom.
mended In dcbtlltntcil conditions.
attended with a loss of appetite,'
"has extraordinary power to control
capillary circulation nnd remove con.
.gcstlon," "recommended for nervous,
hysterical women, with Irrecular
spasmodic pains during childbirth;
painn In tho uterus." "This la ono of
tho most useful remedies wo havo
for tho prevention of premature labor
In childbirth, or Irregular after-pains"
"especially adapted for females who
afflicted with diseases of tho ovaries
or uterus," etc., etc. Many other
statements of recommendations for
thceo remedies nnncar In tho most
reliable physicians' books.
18 not this nroof Rlifif talent In mn
vlnce you 'that Za-Phora Is-the most
nependlablo and absolutely gonulno
medlclno for woman's uso that can bb
found? Whon you ndl to tho lai
ments of thcao eminent medical an.
thoritlcH, tho experience of Dr Pen-
gclly In liis more than twenty years
use or zoa.Phora In private practlco
and again add tho testimony of mul.
tltudcs of women In every stato In
the Union who voluntarily writo
word3 of praise for this- wonderful
".woman's frlond." tho nroof nos'tlve
of tho superior merit of Zoa Phora,
Is Indlsnutab o. No liotter. nlmnm-
or moro satisfactory cvldonco could
(be produced ond none from any high,
icr authority regarding a medicine
.exists anywhere.
You need not send away for Zoa
Phora. Your druinrlst will snnnlv
you with tho mediolno nlrp.lriV nrn
,pared, and compounded in Just the
ngui proportions, put up in senied,
sterlllzcdi ono dollar lh ttlcs. Each
packago contains full and comploto
instructions and directions for using
iino medicine, also o cony of "Dr.
Pengclly'a Advice to Women." n
jbooklet containing a, lot of Interest
ing and Instructive information for
women.
PROMINENT OHIO LAWYER
' SUED BY A SALESWOMAN
New Philadelphia O., July 21 Hen
ry Bowers ono of the best known
momberB of Tuscarawas county bar,
Is defendent In a suit filed by Miss
Minnie Ooldthwnlto a traveling sales
woman of Anderson Ind. She asks
$10,000 damages. v
She says Powerd nromlsed to nmrrv
her two yearn ceo and that ho mni,ii.
ed his promises nt numerous meetings
in uoiumnus and other placos after
that time.
In her petition Miss flnlrithwnMn h.
Clares tho promises wero mado for a
fraudulent and wrongful purpose.
CANDIDATES AND THEIR
STANDING
Mrs, Marcollus Korstetter, 257
Lincoln Avo. i 4.- 14.393
Miss Mario harke, 2S1 , Bella.
vuo Ave i.iK'i
Mrs. Thomas Dwyor. 512 Ni
Greenwood oan
Mrs. Harry .Faulkner. 243 N.
Greenwood oaa
ansa leceua MinoUKban. G34
This Beautiful
Morris Chair
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Free.
Did you get a ticket '
on this $1.5.00 Morris
Chair we are going to
give away -Saturday",
evening. We give
these tickets free if you
call at our store during
the week.
Don't miis the Big Values this week. Every thni
marked down markel in Big Plain Figures. '
McCLAINS
MIbs Nelllo F. 0111, 138 N.
Grand .-. 330
Minn Mnbel Vnughan. 410 N.
Stato '. 1R0
DISTRICT 2
Mrs. H. A. Plgford, 22C leader 10,613
MIbs Mario Stubcr. 243 N.
Prospect ; 3.293
MIbs Krmol Plow, -149 Sliver . . . 3,219
Miss Ircno Itcldcnbaugh, 30C
N Prospect 2.C79
Miss May Sweeney, Bin anvur.. i244
Miss Anna Hnnlcy, 367 leader. . 1,504
Mrs. IThomaB A. Brooks. 335
Scranton Ave 1.364
Mrs. h. B.Nobcrgali, 769 North
Main 1.262
Miss Hattlo Wcrta, Garden City
nlko Kfin
MIrh Agnes llannicnn. 229 N.
Prospect GEO
Miss noso HarioWo, 336 Silver.. 4S0
Miss Fern C. Noll, 289 N. 'Pros
pect ) 395
Mrs. Frank Paddock. 123 W. .
Farming , DO 1
Miss Winifred English, 324 S11-'
,vcr , 10
district's:. ';
Mrs. C. W. .Myers. 377 Pearl . . . 16.426
Mrs. J. Itcidcnbnuch. 377 Wind.
fior 15.003
Miss Gertrude Gibson, 215 Plcao
"t , 3,315
MIbs Kdna Mlllor, Bennett 1,270
Miss llcrdlno Mllllsor, 451 S.
Main 1.21G
Mlsa .Mnymo Ryan, 642 W. Co
lumbia 1,008
Miss Jeanctto Lnmmers, 314
Orchard , , , , , go0
Miss Margaret Wlxstcad. 214 '
'Pearl 870
Mrs. Ernst Carl, W. Church.... 624
MIbs Sadlo Humo. 320 S. Penrl.. ton
Miss Lena Warner 420
MIrs Flosslo Shurj!. 9fii w
Church om
Mrs. Ida Haniy. 909 Wood .... in-;
Miss Gertrudd Converse, W.
Church ;f 70
DISTRICT 4
MIbs Hosette Knapp, 263 Mt.
Vernon Avo 6,205
Mrs. Ella Williams, 616 Dela
ware Avo. ,,, j 65i
Mrs. Howard Shaw, 304 E. ' '
Ohurch mftn
Miss Nora Marsh, 265 S. Vlno.. 76Q-.
MIBS Anna Schonnlnuh 9li a :
Greenwood ! nut
Mrs. V. 'M. TnVnnni tin r
Church ..,.........: ' Ken'
Mia. .ins. a. jiiuier. 831 w
r . t . .. -- vwf
Church ' ann
Mrs, w. S. Snencer. 223 Bnin
Ave. ..,, i..i.,..,
Mrs.-J. Howe, 888 13. Church..
Mrs. H. E'. Peters, S. Grand St
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200
Ibji
150
DISTRICT 5
AflRFl T.lllfnn iTArrll Dmnnnrtl n nnw
Mrs. Ed, iHesi, Prospect '. 1,214
fliisa uiiu Kylo. Prosnect ssn
f- Wtl . ' . M'
?a uast, rroapeci , 860
Mss zay Johnson, Prospect .... 740
MIbs Allco Flrstenborgor, Green
Camp Twn.. mall Green namn nnn
MIbs Wlxstcad, Green CamD
Plko, mn
Mrs, Dennis Breon. Prosnnp.t. ... nn
Miss Lucy Wasscrbeck, Bowling
ureen Twp,, mall Greon Camp 100
DISTRICT 6
Miss Ethel Johnson, LaRue...,. 2,110
Mrs. Patrick Gillhooley. Bait
Jlock Twn.. mall Cochrnnton. . rt p.m
Miss Gladys Buslor,. Agosta ,.,. 1,380
aijbs zetta woiro, Morral ,,-.... 1,170
MIsb Ola Scranton, LaRuo...T.t 080
Miss Hazel Schultz. Morral 7R0
MrB, Boil ThonjaBson. Lanufl ., 67Q
'Mrs., Thomas Cromly, Inline . . , 670
Miss Dalo .Horton, AgOBta 610
Miss Percy Kemper, LaHue .... 3?3
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Miss Cnrthy Hell, LaRue
DISTRICT 7
MIbs Kale Hnnlv. Caledonia
iMIss Maud Decker, Caledonia .. 1,889
Miss Anna Plltmnn. Onlednnla. 1.710
.Miss Edith Albright, Caledonia 1.070
Mrs., Mao Mitchell, Marlon R. F.
1. No. S
Miss Florcnco Ault, Caledonia..
Miss Helou Poinmert, Caledonia
'Mrs. Walter Ulbicr, Morral ....
1,009
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Good juicy steaks are
great delight to the, cook
who takes the trouble to have
the host she can obtain. , Get'
them at either of our mark
ets and yoa will be. pleased,'
MARION PROVISION
COMPANY.
North Main, E. Center
Both Phonos.
ft Fortune
Squandered is ofn6 benefit.
Tho small sum oi $50 used
judiciously, micht help you a
great doal. II you can use
this amount or moro or less
wo can accommodato you on
short notice.
Loans on household goodo,
pianos, horses, etc., situated
anvwhero in M,llifn Harrlin
Wyandot or Crawford counties J
Marion Chattel Loai
Compaoy
131 i.a E. Center Street.
July Shoe
Prices
We
pricoa
aro making very lqw.1
on xnen'B Oxfords this
month,
Mon's Oanvas Shoes or
Oxfords .., $1.26
Men's Gun Motal or Pat-
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Mrn'fl fllin Mnfnl n. T.
t reatherOxforda ...f $2,25
Men's Gun Motal or Fat,
, Leather ,Oxfbrds.JV.. $2.98
Men's Solid Comfort Vicl
L n.88
See our show window.
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212 W. Center St,
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