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THE MARION DAILY MIRROR, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6 1907.
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Wl'A THICK -Showers tonight and
jpoVible Wednesday.
J .Judge Kencsaw Mountain -will
"toon beat Teddy's record as n
W trust buster" if tho president docs
Uiot cut out that Oyster Bay.
In the outset Rockefeller may
ave taken Judge Landis for a
Sucker, but before ho got through
jvitk liim he must have decided he
was- n "Whelp.
I . . "
V Tho prospective cnnunal prose-
Jcution of John I). Rockefeller el
lal might be taken as a i"kc were
jit not that Judg Landis is in the I
'(fame and lie promises to btanti
pat."
It is certainly to bo hoped that
ho promoters of the manument to
Commodore Pony secured moio for
heir money than did the associa
tion which elected the McKinlcy
monument at tho west entraneo to
hc state house grounds.
I -There is some consolation in the
fact that .29.2 10,000 line will have
Jio effect upon the crop of public
jibraries. Tho Chicago University
Inay feel a blight shrinkago in its
income until tho piice of oil can bo
Jidjustcd to the new conditions how-
eer.
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ANOTHER INSTANCE
OF GOOD BUSINESS.
I "With the biippoit of tho city
'council, Mayor Louis. Scherff has
jag
gain demonstrated his business
lability and his zeal for tho city s
welfare by rawing tho license for
shows and circuses to a ligure which
Iwill repay the cty for the damage
Idono to tho stieets and pay for the
additional cxpenso to which tho city
H& placed in pioviding extra policc
jmen to watch for hangers-on and
Jcrooks and care for the great ciowda
(which inevitably visit the city on
, 'circus day. Our news columns to
jday contain the account of council
gabbing nn ordinance making the
license fco freni twenty to ono
J hundred and fifty dollars, at the
discretion of tho mayor.
jf Mayor Scheill was tho instigator
Sof this move nnd it is gratifying to
Xknow thnt ho cxporiencod no djf-
ificulty in securing tho assistance of
i council. The last circus to visit
J3Iarion. the' Fotepaugh-Sclls aggie-
gation damaged the stieets to tho
sum of a,bout .f200, and for this,
Ktho city lcceived the munillcent sum
"of fifty dollars. Mayor Scherff im-
cmpda,tely began nn investigation to
ascertain whether a greater license
ifcf.co could bo assessed nnd to his
Vurpiise, ho Jenrned that tho maxi-
niim, nccording to tho ordinance,
ryj9 twenty dollars. Tho coming of
iiid John Robinson show brought
matters to a head with tho result
flpcured 'in last niglit's council meet-
,.iig.
Ever since Mayor Scherff went
into ofllco Jio has demonstrated that
Jie has the inleiests of the city close
at heart. Hig monthly reports "have
shown large sums collected in fines
nit dlltt rtnnnnl " tinfrrttit fi,,.,. .1
W:im.t wkMrmJmJ
ni auznmisiiuucm or cuv auaini.
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aathar Novultias
jj' PILLOWS (miniature), f
" A1U MUll'U
fct-PIPE RACKS
$J TOBACCO POUCHES
GAUNTLET PURSES
i PURSES
m SLIPPERS
TEDDY BEAR FOBS
WBOOK MARKS
mriAT nAftirn
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loOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
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in l.ocnso for shows
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1 1 1 1 ce ot his clean business like
,. et'ii Is in city affairs.
CURE FOR
MENENGITIS
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A Castalia. Ohio Physician
9 Credited With a Great
Discovery.
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Cleveland, O.. August C According
to prlvato advices received from New
York and from Castalia, Ohio, tho
wealth of John D. Rockefeller has
mado possible the euro of meningitis.
Dr. Smlon Fl"ucr, New York advices
say, has dlscoveied n serum which
will euro tho hcretoforo fatal dis
ease Experiments made at Castalia
have demondtiutcd tho efficiency of
tho scrum.
Dr. Klexner In at tho head ot tho
Rockofclor Institute for medical re
search In Now York. Ho will return
from ISurono la n few days and Is then
expected to innounco his discovery
through tho proper medical channels
"It was a mst rcmarljable discov
ery." said Dr. S. Gorsuch, of Cas
talia, today. Not one of the pa
tients could have possibly got well.
Tho girl was ono of tho first attacked
and was almost dead when the scr
um wixb applied. No ono thought
she would rocoer yet now uho Is
getting well.
"Wo doctors hero have said nothing
about tho mnlW bocaiire of tho fact
that the cases were of un cperlnientnl
nature. Hpwvcr, wo have kept Dr.
Plcncr In constant touch with the
progress ot the patients nnd feel that
tho experiment have demonstrated
absolutely tint tho serum will euro
meningitis. Omo ot tho worst dis
eases In tho human calendar has been
conquered wltnout doubt."
Physicians ay tWo serum Is the
discovery of tho age as It means the
saving of tlmiEnnds of lives. Tho i
percentage of deaths duo to menin
gitis Is 09 1-2 Tho dlscaso Is al
most uniformly fatal.
SIX ARE
VICTIM
Brothers,' Uncles and Cous
ins, Die in Seperatc
Quarles.
London, Ky., Aug. 0. Late yes
terday evening Luin Whitnker, who
belongs to n prominent family was
shot and instantly killed by J. W.
Woodall. near Bernstaut. this coun
ty, oxer a game of cards. This
is the sixth tragedy to occur in that
locality within tho last few years,
in which one of the Whitnker family
was killed. Each of tho five who
hnvo been killed heretofore wero
either brothel's,, uncles or cousin", of
this man. There has been no fam
ily feud in that neigliborhood and
each tragedy was the result of sep
arate and distinct cause. f
About 15 months ago Ray Whit
aker was killed by Robert and
James Uarne.s. who now stand in
dieted for minder. Henry Whlta
ker was killed about tour vear
ico bv .Tohn Farmer. Elihua WliiT
aker was shot while udinjr a eauo
:n Hie middle of the Rockrastl
River five veais ago bv James Miz
ind instantly killed. Mie was sen
to tho penitmtiory for life and go
out on parole a few months, atro
Oulv a few years further back W
L. WJiitnkcr was fthot from ambus!
ind killed and "Fox Baton wa
'haraed with the irimo. Aboi
Mie same date William Whitak"
'as killed bv William Mi7e.
Friends of the munlprrd man h
hat the Wiling of Lum Whitaki
was entirely without provooalloi
V 'posBo is wirehing for Wood'ill
fflto last night news rennhed ho
'hat the kssp had sutToiinded t
house of Woodall 's brother, win
Mm fnsritivo ) hidintr, among t
Mills of nnasKi county, and yvt
"xppi'tirc ir, bijn the prisoner
SlTmdon tod.n
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U. 8. PROTECTED PRUI8ER "CHARLESTON,"
Commander Frank E, Beatty, tonnage, 0,700! ounj, 14; speed, 22 knaU
JUDGE KENESAW M. LANDIS.
Judge Landis, who may Impose unci aggregating $20,000,000 upon th
Standard Oil company for accepting Illegal rebates, Is n native of Ohio and li
In his forty-first jear. He was named Konpsaw Mountaln-Lfindls In remem
branoo of a civil "war battle In which liU father was wounded." His brothers,
Charles B. nnd Frederick Landis, have sencd In congress.
ADMITS
HIS GUILT
Man Confesses to Criminal
Assault and
Murder.
Milu-mikoe. Autr. u. Rudolnh
Fiillhweiler, under arrest at Wausau,
on the clmige of muidcring lG-ycar
old Jeniiio Rcilile. has confessed.
Fullhw ellur also appeared before
Judgu Marchetti at Wausau and
waived preirininary ex.iniinalioiij ad
mitting his guilt and lefubing to
have witnesses testify.
The Wausau autlionticb will en
deavor to have him fcciittmccd as
sco"ii as possiblu as public feeling
against the ninu lisn, been liigh.
The cruiio was one of tho most
brutal ever committed in Marchon
county. Jennie Rixshlo lived on n
farm four miles fioni Stratford,
near Wausau. On Sunday. June
HO. Mie wejit to church in Wausau.
It was on Hie way back that she
wa nltaeked by Fiillhweiler, who
mnilo previous advances to her. In
his signed statement, Fullwciler ad
mits committing a criminal assmilt
and murder, the latter accomplished
by choking the gill.
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HAYWOOD
WELCOMED
Mob Gathers lat Denver De
pot to Extend the Hand
to Labor,, Leader.
Denver, Colo., Aug. 6. -William D.
hinvwnnd nrrlvcd-frdm I3olsc lato last
might. Celebration his return was
considerably curiaiuju uy juaouu .
tho lateness ot Msprilval.
Plans for a gi caSgathcrlng ot peo
ple at tho union 'station, to be fol
lowed by an opener .meeting,, were
abandoned yesterday whpn It becamo
known that Hpywood fjiuil jiostponcd
his departuro fioni Salt Iako City
Instead of a committee of 100 labor
unionists, representing nearly all tho
labor organizations ot Denver, was
selected to wolcomo Haywood In the
name of the ii ilmis. '
Two women tarrying n banner bear
ing on. ono side tliojlnbcrlptlon, "Fol
low Worker, Welcome Homo. Injury
to One Is Injury to All," and on the
rovorso side a pWuro of Haywood
above nn emblem of the Industrial
Workers of tho World, preceded tho j
party. A number or men wearing tho
red badgo of the Socialists followed.
As Haywood, v heeling, his Invalid
wuo, nppoareu under mo glare or an
electric light diirctly opposite tho
main gate, tho ciowd burst Into
cheers. '
A rush for (li gates wns made and
tho pollco were compelled to uso forco
to ninko them rtep back so that tho
gate could bo opened. A spaco less
than three toil ulde was opened. As
Haywood wnlked un this fllo hundreds
of hands wero stretched toward him.
but bin' solicitude for his wfo caused
him to resist tho evident desire to
grasp the man hands extended. Con
tinued cheering greeted- him and
kept his face In smiles!
CIRCUMSTANCRS
POINT TO MURDER
CVestline O.. Aug"' 0. Jouy
Laccy farmer, aged "twc,nty-flve was
run over by a car ojjtho Ohio Cen
tinl traction hue about two. milen
cast of here.
When Uio crew of. tho car went
back to him it was found that his
throat had been cut and every in
dication was that hejiad been mur
dered. Lacy was msLprpstline yes
terday but iiothmgas seen of
him after dark. ,
When h loft homefiio had '$340
in cash a,ud wore a' diamond ring.
None of this property 'jwns on Mm
when found and tiiyj' leads to tho
supposition Unit he ,wasrobbod nnd
murdoied. V'j'
. iffLl.
LANDIS ORDERS THE -
DISSOLUTIOIpOF A TRUST
Chicago, Aug C.-JudKo Landis in
the United States district 'court yester
day ordered ttlO dissolution Of tlld
church and school furnjturo trust, ro- tho atornoy genoral left for Mpnt
contly puiilslnl by nnes'timountlng to .gomory Into In tho afternoon nnd a
,113.000 for almltted 'violation, of tho .lengthy session was hold by tho Bpo-
anii-irust imi. .
Tho court entered n' decree making
permanent tho Injunction previously
Isucd against (ho companies that wero
fined, restraining themTfrbm further
trust agreements orconsplracles to
monopolizo and jestrainKlrade In vl-
oltlou of the law. JMsL'
MAY ATTACK THE
TOWN OF CASABLANCA
Italy Demands Indemnity for tho Murder of Italians in
MorocconrFrancp Sends War Vessel and is
Jr mvkVo t&B'tfHandiii
?;: fiyffarr"
' nnoi ,yi
Paris, Aug. 6 A dispatch received bo landed at Casablanca on Wednesday
hero from Taucler says that Moham- afternoon and that the artillery and
. ... .. . ... .cavalry will b disembarked Friday
mod El Tores, the representative otj Saturday.
tho sultan In his forolgn relations, Gcrnmny im'8 assured Franco of her
has sent n note to each legation re- entlrd nproval of tho Moroccan pro
qucstliiB tho ministers to take steps gram. To alt diplomatic visitors,
to Induce their respective countrymen Foiolgn Minister Blchon emphasizes
to lcavo Rabat, as tho news received tho fact that Franco and Spain will
leads 121 Torres to fear that there will not oxcecd tho terms of tho Algcclras
bo a massacro thcro. convention,
Tangier, Aug. C Mohammed Kl ucriin. pAug. 6. A dispatch from
Torres, tho represcntatlvo of tho sul- ncmo, Switzerland, says that Colonel
tan for foreign alfalrs. has presented Mutter, comnMiidcr ot the Intcrnatlon
tho excuses of the government to thonl police. Is f pending IiIb vacation
Italian mlnlstor for tho murder ottnpr0( M to lay that ho was con
Itnllan subjects nt Casablanca. Thojncbj that an excellent pollco forco
Itnllan minister has been Instructed couu bo organized out of tho native
from Itomo io present to Mohammed nintcrlal. Ho adcd that tho Moors
El Torres n formal demand for rcpar- wcrc capablo of submitting to dlsclp
ntlon for tho murders of tho ltal-jno an,j WOild provo trustworthy
lans nnd the payment of sultablo In-troops when veil paid, well fed and
dcmnltlcs to tlitlr families. treated honorably and Justly. It would
Tho latest ad Ices from Casablanca tnlto at least n year, however, to
say that most of tho hostile Moorish ninko tho oollco organization of
trlbesmcn surrounding the town have ficlcnt.
retired after a bloody fight with tho ... ,- . -
natives Inside. Signals havo been nr- .Washington, Aug. fi. Tho stnto de
ranged by which the French cruiser partment rccjl"d a cablegram from
Oalllco will bombard tho nntlre nunr- American Minister Oummere. now In
tor of Casablanca In tho event of a
renewal of tho attacks on Europeans.
Paris, Aug. C Tho forco to bo
Bent to Morocco by tho Fronrh will
consist of two battalions of Algerian
sharpshooters, n battalion of tho for
eign legion, making a total of 2100
Infnntry; two batteries of artlulery
300 light cavalry and a half of a
squadron of Spahls Algorlan cavalry
In tho French lervlco. Part ot theso
troops will bo embarked at Oran on
board cruisers and tho remainder at
Algiers nboarJ transports.
The government epects that the In
fantry, which embarked today, will
VOLIVA
. DEFIANT
He Declares Ho will Desert
Zion City and Organizo
a New Colony.
Chicago, Aug. 6. Ttcfused the grant
ing of his petition that he bo ap
pointed by Judge Lnndls ot the Unit
ed Stntcs District court, a co-reclver
with John C. Hateloy, now In charge
of tho Zion Stty property, and un
heeded In his piotcsts against tho Bale
of tho Zion Cl'y property, and un
Wllbur Glenn Voliva who usurped
John Alexander Dowlo's place, yes
terday ascrted his detlanco ot the
forces organized against him and de
clared ho would nbandon Zlon City to
establish a colony of his own else
where. "I shall aband n tho old hulk nnd she
can sink for all of me," declared
Voliva, as he was leaving tho court
after his petition had been denied and
the salo of tho lace factory Tor $380,
000, had been ordered. "It Is my
purpose now to gather my followers
about me as soon as possible and
leavo. When I go I will take a big
following along to establish a now
colony."
MAY CALL
OUT TROOPS
Alabama's Governor is De
termined to Enforce the
Railway Laws
Birmingham, Ala.,''Aug"05 No'-bH
flclal gtatementiaW"lHUoa Idsfhighc
of the coriclit3lorifaachoul at th'd'con-f
ferenco betwewi Gordrnor Comer, At
torney General Garber und the asso
ciate counsel employed by tho state
administration to assist in enforcing
tho laws nffeoMng railroads as to the
next steps In tho caso against tno
ISnuHmrn rnllwav
Tho governor und
CR counsel bst night, at which tho
legal phases of the question were
'gone over, it Is expocted that they
(will make a report to tho governor
'today.
I AVhllo tho governor would mako no
.statement, his (dilsers let It bo known
that the administration Is determined
Tangier, Moracro, stating that tho
government troops havo occupied Ma-
zargan. French cruisers wero sent
there last night and two other cruis
ers were sent to Casablanca. More
refugees from Tabablanca havo arrived
at Tanglcrs, and report that tho town
Is Btlll terrorized.
Gibraltar, Aug. G. Tho British
armored crulsr, Antrim snlled for
Casablanca today to watch over tho
Drltlsh lntcro4ts at the port.
'Las Palmns, Canary Islands, Aug,
(!. Tho Spanish cruiser Non Alvnro
do Bazan has sailed for Casablanca.
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to enforce tho btato laws at any cost.
Thoy said tint If necessary, an ex
tra seslon of fho legislature would bet
called or troops would bo ordered out1
to hco that the stato's commands wero
obeyed. Their vlow is that tho
Southern railway by (dofyjng tho
stato law against tho removnl of
ciiso from tho stato to tho federal
court, and thveby having its charter
revoked by tho secretary of state
has placed ItSi.lf In position to be
dealt with ns an outlaw or mob would
bo dealt with.
It Is considered more than likely
that wholesale arrests will follow In
the next few dayB of officials and
employes of U.o Southern, who con
tinue to opora.o the various lines In
spite of the fict that they are doing
bo without chatter from tho stato.
A conferencs of tho Alabama attor
neys of tho Southern Ilallway was
held last night. The serlouB situa
tion which hai nrlson was carefully
gone over In all Ita phases, but no
public statement was made.
BATTLE SHIPS
Since tho very iueipiency of tho'
John Robisou Big Circus it has al
ways been tho aim of the manage
ment to pres,eut for the patrons of,
tho cntcrpiibo the best thut money'
could -buy, or lure, and its parudo
nas been tavoietl with as mueu at
tention nsi tho performance, for
each year some new and costly fea
ture Jills' been secured, and this sea
son its magnificent nrray of gildon
dens, gold bedecked chariots and
costly trappings has been added to
by tho introduction of two splendid
reproductions of two of our modern
bnttleships. They have boon care
fully built liuder the direction of a:i
ex-member of, tha navy and will
form ouo of tho meat interesting
features of tho big daily street
parade. To be seen here Aug. 10,
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Following Is tho list of unclaimed
lettors remaining In tho postofflco at
Marlon, O., for August 6, 1907:
M. Aller, Wm. Butler, P.' A. Bott
(2), F. It. Bartsch, C. P. Bishop,
Arthur Elliott, H. Edmund, H. T
Flnlr, Olon Gutting, W. H. Halloy.
Jesslo ailser, toy Jones, Albort Jack
son uoss II, Johnson, n. H. Miller,
E. B. Mason, Yancl B. Merza, W.
J. Malarkoy, Orvlloe McCombs, Al
bert L. Neorimer. Gilbert Outcab.
E. (It. Smith, Thomas Speara (2).
Rolnhart Sorgjn, Luther Smith, John
Smith, J. E, Stadler, Georgo Smith,
c. Still, C. Sii-lth, Perry Traxlor.
Robert Tomllson, D. R, Wilson, Miss
Orphlo Brown.ee, Mrs. Ella Butler,
Miss Allda McDoe, Mrs. Maud Oompf,
Miss May Mounts, Mrs. McClaln, Mrs.
Anna Mllllsor, Iss Annlo Price, Miss
Ethel PlnyerJ, Mrs. Lnura Scodel,
Carollno Scales. Mrs. X W. Sham
baugh, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Blanch
Slovens, Mis. Albert Smlli. Mrs. Ber
tha Selnndors, Eva Walkor, Ohio Im
provomont Co , Hess Blocl Co.
M. n, DICKERSON, P. M.
CANDIDATES AND THEIR
JSTANDING i
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DISTRICT 1 V
Mrs. Marcollua Kerstetter, 2S7 c '
Lincoln Avq .65,764
Miss Mario burke, 289 Ifelln;
"vue Ave ,l 1,467
Mrs, Harry Fauiituer, aiS iJf.-"2S5
Greenwood ,(.jtiAtf?. 1.039
Mrs. Tjiq-mpVyer,' 12
arcch'woovNx. . .. ' MA'
..V , J.V V.l
939
Mlos i Caella'i Mlnoughan, 634
Dallentlno Avo.
Mrs. Dennis Drake, 309 N. State
913
669
Miss Lizzie Schocchlc, 283 Be)lo-
vuo 595
Mrs. Lcltoy Zachman, 607 N.
Greenwood 630
Miss Nellie F. Gill, 138 N.
.Grand 830
Mlso Mabel 'Vuughan, 419 N.
"Stato 150
DISTRICT 2
Mrs II. A. Blgford, 226 Leader 19,293
Miss Mario Stiibcr, 243 N.
'vProspcct 3,350
Miss Krmel Blow, 449 Silver . . . 3,318
Miss Irene Itcldcnbaugh, 306
N Prospect 2,679
Miss May Swconoy, 60i silver.. 2,214
Miss Anna Hanley, 367 Leader. . 1,564
Mrs. .Thomas A. Brooks, 335
'Scranton Avo 1,505
Mrs. L. E.Nebergall, 769 North
'Main ,...,
Miss Hattlo Worts, Garden City
plko '....
Miss Agnes Hannlgan, "229 N.
.. Prospect ... i
Miss Roso Harlowo, 336 Silver.,
ansa Fern C. Noll, 289 N. Pros
pect 1,268
560
550
480
895
Mrs. Frank Paddock, 123 W. ..
Farming ,... 90
Miss Winifred English, 324 Sll-
-t Tor 10
niCTDIHT Q
Mrs. J. ncldenbaugh, 377 Wlnd-
'l sor 68,656
Mrs. C. M. Myers, 377 Pearl ... 54,601
Miss Gcrtrudo GlbBon, e6 Pteoa- l,.
iant 3,356
Miss Edna Miller. Bennett 1,270
Mlso Bcrdlne Mllllsor, 451 S.
rMaln 1,215
Miss Maymo Byan, 642 W. Co
lumbia 1,008
MIsb Jbanctto Lammers, 314
Orchard 920
Miss Margaret Wlxstead, 214 '
Pearl 870
Miss Sadlo Hume, 320 8. Pearl.. 2420
aUMlss Lena Warner '. i'M
Miss Flosslo Shurz, 264 W.
Church 290
Mrs. Ida Hanly, 009 Wood ..... 105
Miss Gertrudo Converse,'' Wl
Church 70
DISTRICT 4
Miss nosetto Knapp, 2B3 Mt.
iVcrnon Avo 15,421
Mrs. Ella Williams. 616 Dela
ware Ave, .. 1,751
Mrs. Howard Shaw, 304 E.
Olutrch 1,060
Miss Anna Schoenlaub, 234 S.
Greenwood 691
Mrs. F. M. Tavener, 730 E.
Church 610
Mrs. J. Howe, 888 E. Church.. 150
Mrs. H. E. Peters, S. Grand St.
150
DISTRICT 5
Miss Louise Kvlo, Prospect .... 8,563
Mra. Ed Hess, Prospect 7,639
MIbs Lucy Wncserbeck, mall
Green Camp 'l.lOO
Miss Theo Gast, Prospect 860
MIbs Wlxstead, Green Camp
pike 610
jMIsb Stella Kenyon, Waldo 310
Miss Hortonso Van Osten, Pros
'pect ."Ij
DISTRICT 6
Mrs. Walter Blblor, Morral ....10,620
Mrs. Floyd Tony, LaKuo 9,929
MIbs Ethel Johuron, LaTtue...,, 5,460
Miss Ola Scranton, LaRue 2,370
.Miss Gladys Busier, Agosta ... 2,280
Mrs. Bell Thomasson, LaRue , . 1,120
Mrs. Thomaa Cromly, LaRue ... 670
Miss Dale Horton, Agosta 619
MIB3 Cnrthy Bell, LaRue 230
DISTRICr 7
Mrs. Mao Mitchell, Marlon R. F. ,
i D. No. 8 ,...20,198
Mia Maud Decker, Caledonia . . . 18,723
Miss Anna Plttman, Caledonia.. 11,793
MIbs Edith Albright, Caledonia 1,156
MIbs Florence Ault, Caledonia.. 350
ANH UAL. EXCURSION
i iiii'
Frosect Peppli? VJslr Pollt
Tuesday. ''
Practically ev.iry buslnes . place In
Prosrpect was closed down Tuesday
and tho population vwas decreased
about one-third, the occasion being the
annual excursion to Cedar Point of
tho dC. of p. band ot thnt town.
Tho excursion train left nt 6:30
o'clock Tuesdiy morning over the
Ilocklng Valley railroad, It con
sisted of eight coaches, ull of which
wore well filled with merry excursion
ists, It Is estimated that about five
hundred peop o patronized the big
event.
5EE'S LAXATIVE HONEY and TAB
RELIEVES OOUaiUKAMn COLBS
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A
,
V.
fl