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THE MARION DAILY MIRROR, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1911.
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WATCH THIS PAPER
FOR THE RE-OPENING
OF
SUN THEATER
Look Over all The
Investments you liayo mimo In
tlio InHl uwnty years mill sco
If jou nrc sat lulled, Look oyer
our motltlily Income policy iiml
sco wlmt it will gunriiiitco jou
ir j on llu tho next twenty
jours, or your futility If you do
not llyc.
The National Life Ins.
Co. H. S. Martin Gen
eral Agent.
Cor. Center & Prospect fits.
I'liono HflO.
SlicrlfTJa fcnlo of Ileal Kslute.
and known as tlio nortli half of lot
ElTlo v. AnUrcwH. Plaintiff, vs. Mng
Klo K. Watklrts ot ul. Defendants.
Court of Com 1110 n I'lenn or .Marlon
Uliso Si). 12IHI3,
thrco (33) feet front nml running cat
County. Olilo:
from said court to mc directed. I will
exposo to sale, at 'nubile aurtlon at
tlio door of the lOiut house in Ma
rlon. Marlon cnui'tv. Ohio, on .Satur
day, tho lr.th day ot April. A D
1911. tit 2 o'clock p. m tlio following
described renl estate, dtuato In tlio
-anti In tho cltv or Marlon. to-yvP
cP,".n.W of llnrlpn and tflnto of Ohio,
In pursuance of an order of h ile
Situated In the city of Marion.
Asthma ! Asthma
POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY
jpives instnnt relief nml an absolute euro
in all casco of Asthma, Ilronclutis ami
Jjay Fever. Sold hy druggists , mail on
rereipt of price Jr oo.
Trial Package by mall 10 rents
WILLIAMS MfC. CO., Prupi., Cleveland, Ol.io
Big G
BornltA CotJtanal
CoUMMWll
'Aslfe and ilnmle renedy (of "
Dronchilir. Calatih, Hay Freer '
Pl
IUUAHIMI. Mill. f ,(...... M.UV
alloiubt ALLjnuooUMnomljrmlici
or llalniri of tlio uum, tliroftt,
t3
liuroou or ariatr ericae.
AT DNUOaiSTSSI
ll'iy tit forty tturtfV
l Trettliowlth esi.li bcttlu
of wiiea qu loquwi.
Tio fun Cieilal Co.
tncuutuj
U.S. A.
hel'
MEN WANTED
Wanes $Z?i to $."( u Week In Antonio.
Wlo Wort 'riioiiKimcIs or .lobs
Waiting roi' Competent Men u till
Parts of tliu Country.
In addition Co the Immense num
ber now In operation about 3000,000
Automobile will bo manufactured
this year ami this moans worl: for
thousands of men qthilltlcd to Soil,
Itopalr, Drive unil Dentnnstiuto Au
tomoblles.and Trucks. Tho Rochester
Automobile Behoof will lit any, man in
a, few weeks to (111 any of thcio po
sitions, without Interfering with Ma
presqnt employment, got him a Joli
and give him an opportunity to majco
J10 weekly whllo lonrrtlnu. For liti
fqrmatlon write JttiflitStep Antonio,
bllo School, 221 Chyrch St., Xlouhea
tor. N V
Michigan" Parms!
rarms for sale oc uado. 80
ncres $l,nou, 1 J-i! iiiIIch to'
M'liool, -I 'inllesto email town,
8 1-2 in I I'M to market town
10,000 population, X Wi nillo
to lake ultli jjooil IIsIiIiik, Kpleiu
illd baud loam holl adapted to
general fariuliiK, - acres uu
dur cultlvfitiou, freo from
Rttunps, C ncrcri of pccouil
Krowtli limber, oaa npd maple.
1,000 cord of stovo ood,
pleijty or tuiw timber for liulhl
Inc iiurpoteH. 1 I-' hlory franio
house, KU2S addition Vlx'U),
Rood well of water, nnmll barn.
Terms $1,100 caHli, balaneo to
Halt piirelmsei'H, 0 per cent In
tel Cbt.
A. L. SCOTT.
Ti. llox I J, City.
We Want
You to Come Here
For Whnt
you need. We offer to loan you on your house
hold goods, Piano or other chattels and leave
them undisturbed in your possession. Inquiries
invited.
MMION CHATTEL L0&H CO.
100 1-2 h'. .Main St.
MMMMMHMMWHI
SUN
THE-
mmmmrnmasBmEss
eounlv of Marlon and Htnte of Ohio,
back to tlio weit line of the alley,
and also seven and one-half (7 1-2)
feet to bo taken iir of the noiiIIi Mite
of lot number llltv-livo fr.ii. helm
sevon and init-hiilf (7 1-2) fief ft out
and running earn to 'tho worn lino of
tho alley of tho sumo width um tho
fronts All being in tho eltv of Mn
rlon. ns marked on the original tilnl
of wild cltv. Kxeent u sliln live and
one-half (B 1-2) i.-et wide" orf th"
south Hi do of the north half of lot
number llftv-slx (CO) deeded to John
Hudson.
. Said promises nnnralsod at $7,000
Terms of Wile' 'nli.
John O. Hlnrk.
Sheriff Marlon t'oiiulv. O.
IJv (' nreeu. Deiiutv
Smlclc & Hogo. Attorneys.
.1-1 1-21-28 4-1-15
Tom L. Jolutson'c Kuneral
w. J.
Bryan and Ci,i
Ready to Mcst
er Pallbearcr
Coin i,
Vhutu by Ainoi l9,un 1'itsa AmtULUtloa.
flteorde.
An Itullnn omnn was naked la court
if Hlie hmt tiny musical huttiiuieiit In
lier lioiie'
"So, HlKtior." she replied, "notliliiii
but laeUotn."
"Wlmti" quprlnd the lawyer.
"Uncketu Ibc tlilnpH jou put on
Grapluiphoiit's." .
Tho coiut rnnroll. Hvery unc hart
heard lhoo racUeU. Hosion Itocnrd
Her Fault.
, A certain Scotcl professor was lefi
n widower Ii h old niw. Not vurjr
lone after he Htiddenl.v tit uounecd li
iutoutlon of imirrjiiii;: a.ilit half
npolosetlcally. uddluif. "I never would
have thutiKht of It If l.UAo limln'i
died." Hut per'a Jlf.ai'Iue.
Twins.
"They're very tniieli njllte. How can
you tell which is which?"
"Oh, I don't bother. It's up to them
not to set thelrselves mKetl up."
nrownlns'a .Mnt'a?.lno.
For Emergency.
Nell Mnjjtfg Bays tlio Is puttliiR
Bomethlni: by for n itiltiy day.
Bell Yes. 1 1 jiajv her huj luff n pair
ot sine Blockings, yasti'Uiiy.-i'iuinuo
plila Itucord.
$$WWl4r$ i&foX4A&&i
Triplets.
Trlsntny Tlueo hearts tlint
beat us one. Life.
W?v$J3'S"??S-s'Mi J-S?- Xv
CHICHESTER S PILLS
fy iVi! fc -Jt(ltJl .hU JIMT 1'fVfl'IH of
iTl -H l Vll4 llTlilHHHI Hit Jt'lUMI
' Tl4. ! Ml ) I "! 4 I nr , 1
A klll. I.. It. a .- . t .
T-TT lFrff J. i -! mi "Jl " "
i Jl lliir. KMl. I Willi 1(1.. Ul In n
- ttC lintM.ui A.iri.i fit i!i'itrim
..if IIIAMjlMI ItlfAVll lU ! ,nl tir.
X? O jLiHurt3 li-t Ktr- A i- tilii.t
'.ii u iiv wi nfiKft i vi imuii v
rrTTtiiWPITI
MONEY
l'liouo 1IH0.
Bwwi
EM0GRA1S GO
OUT ONiSTRIKE
Show That Tlidy Know How
to Insiii'gc.
AMEND RUCKER MEASURE
fifty-two Members of New Majority
In House Mako' Trouble For
Speaktr Clark by Jolnlno With
Republicans In Tacklny OUJeetlon
able Feature to Bill Providing For
Publicity of Campaign Expenses
Defore and A'fter Election.
Washington, April 15. Champ
Clark and ihs Dciuourntlc lleiitoiinuu
had u taste of "Itifcurgeucy" In tin
Iioiih" of reinenentatlvet'. For tho
first tiiuclnco the special stuuiou
begun t hoy experienced feelliiRn akin
to tho hourlaehoH uurfeied by iliu
Cannon orttiilratlon in the lint eon
giess w(liIrilio Uepubllcdu lusur
i;ents took' to tho warpath.
Tho Democratic leaders hud their
lioulijes oVor the ltuckcr bill, which
provhloH for publicity of 'campaign
contributions befoio as well nsnH i
dilations. Tho bill was ptihxed before
the bouse adjourned, but the procc
was maiked by Incidents which dcun
onstrnted that thoro ate Democratic
as well as Republican Insurgents. On
on rte, regarded as Mtal by tin
MMithoiii Dcmoi'rat.H, who t'ro tho lea I
leaders In tho huuse, 02 of tlio sup
putiod followcis of Cluunp Chul.
joined with tho Republican minority
In forcing through a proprtitlan thn'
was disapproved by majority icadors
Tho specter or federal intorfoienco
In elor-tlons was tho cause of all the
exr-ltcinent. This bugaboo was Intro
dined In tho discussion by Koprcsen
t.tlhe Jackson or Kiiium. a Itopuhli
ran Insurgent. Jackson bounded Into
I he scone unoxpoetodly with tho en
tire Republican minority at his hcele,
and befpre Iho Democrats could rnlh
their forces 32 of their numbor Joined
with the now leader from KnnstiB In
the nltnek. Thrco Ohio representa
tives Ilulkloy, Sherwood and Whit-acre-
wcro nmonB tho boltots.
Field Day In House.
It v-uu a Held day in the hotiso. For
tho Hist time In many lout;, weary
months the Republicans wore united,
whllo the new Democratic majority
was thrown Into confusion by tho ah
iull dohoitian of H2 of thoir numbor,
inout uf whom voted thoir conviction i
on the .luLksnu rosolutlou. All of
them teturued lo tho fold, Imuuxrir,
ht ftivo the Rueker ieHolullun w;iu
passed.
Reiuesentatlvo Jackson's aituiiul
incut prolded In mibhtuurii that
cvoiy tandldalo for eongiess in pi'
inarliM and ovory eaTiilldyte lor, eon
Brew In elections sliouM Illo a atnto
motit with the dork of tho hoiise ot
lepiosentatiyes "of nil monjuri oi
thtnfts of aluo lucolved from auv
unui ce and used by him In uny wu '
In tho conduct of his campaign. To
til! Dentocinls and tho Reiiuhllcuu nil
itoilty this looked like publicity en
tirely In harmony with tha before and
after election principles ot tho Ruol.
r bill. Down Kfliith, hQwover. Hie
leal llfilitH for place lu couciosh take
plate before tho elections, and Ru
publicans charge that a good deal of
money Is spent. At any rate the
prosontntlon of tho Jucktinn ninutid
iiiont Mitow confusion Into tho iaukA
ot tho southern lenders. Thoy were
stampeded for a time. The amend-
,ment wan put to a volo carried, 172
to I'll.
Tho announcement of the insult
aroused tho Republicans 'o niunl en
thuslnsm. They hooted and howled
with leo and shouted derisively ut
tho Democrats. Tho Rueker bill with
the Jackson amendment being ex
ceedingly distasteful to tho Demo
oratlo leaders, they Immediately set
about to strike out the amendment,
Tho complaint of the Bouthom lend
orn was that tho Jaokson nmendmont
was "n force bill" Idea. It gavo fed-
oral officials power to interfere In
oloctlans. They charged further that
It was an Invasion oP the rights of
tlio states and that It represented a
Ropupllcon plot to ltlato tho force
nf tlio proposed law on constitutional
grounds.
Thereupon a numbor of tho Demo
cratic Insurgents icturned to tho
majotlty and oted with It on u mo
tion mado by Roprcsontatle Rueker
that i ho bill ho sent back to tho com
mittee with Instructions to olimluntu
the objectionable Jackson amend
ment. This motion was curried by a
,voto of 137 to 140, a mnrgln so nar
row that It caused b!i1vji h to run
down tho backs of tho Deuioci.ittc
leadors.
That tho Donioernts are as skilled
In tho manipulation of the &Uani
roller as tho Republicans, was di
closed lu tho mothods adopted by
lliem lu forcing thiough the motion
of Mr. JUickor to leconiinlt. They
usod pleas mid tin outs In their tf
foils lo get tho luHitrueutH into Um
After Iho house, or at leu"1 the Do ,
otrollc majority, wiled to lecomiuli
a ole wns ta);ei on a motion to
strike out tho obnoxious Jtuksuu
amendment, and this was unlod by
a wile of 1CI lo 1.10
Th -to wus no oppoHiHon to the
prlu i,ile In the oilglnul Itiicker It'll
TUIn wis deinnnstruted on Its lluul
passage. Nut -a uegitlho votu vaa
cast.
R subjecting hollers In vwult olee
tilo uirrontg from ilynnnios through
nppiiatus Im has inveiitoil an Alls
t -,l I'.i 1 1 rtilnntUt clnlins to (provaiit
their corrosion by tho oloctro-ohonil.',
cnl action of water.
BRITISH WAR SECRETARY
TO BE RAISED TO PEERAGE
a
BftTtS.W,WA
SeeiRjESHARV
London. Anrll 1
Jl leli ird nurdon
lialdnne tlio IlrltlaKi
ci ir ot war.
Is to bo miii d
I 'Tdrto ait n
tn iiinounre
v ir ccri-tir
Id-count, ii i -a
incut Me bug'
Kinco i!inr, .mil
tin i of pnilln-
incut friini Id
ii ihirt rtno
I -. Mr llulrti
a intoil nchftl-
ur ind nulh ir, tf
li ; j bonks hi
th uid a work
Iiik n life ui Ail"
n'uli'il ' Kiliicntfd!
nil UniTilro."
It ! flldo t ho trfl
fl.'i't r'li n..rl .
Or "T Schupi'ii-
Anril 15 In American Historv.
ICkIL' fJeow Cnlrrt ifiiiiil Idiltlniorti.
piujMtnr of lhffiJiiii of Mary
I MUIJ IIH-il, IKMt
10l I lt.j..l.... !..".
i ...... .1....1 I ;i M
I ,i (.lUt-IMii -. iiiiL y
t') I'llfpHO I he Uft1
Im volunteiiN
n 'lull's which
hail pftswil nrilt
Ni.,11 :
h of mil
isir. - Atuii.iiu .i,
l'i "lxtci'iilh
inexlduf.of the f!
In WitliiniMn:
imI Sialen, illtHl
n In Hardin
county, JXy . I 'eh JTS'Imhi
fir ,,!
ASTRONOMICALhVENTG.
il'ruiii mwui t,odaj "iffiju liimoiniw I
Htm hi'Ik il'wCw suffik IU'wii Hsoj
K-r,r. . mrnilithof .r8ir,neeji (
Mng .ifior tili: nwit duffil Vtt.n illicit
l.v mint Ii, im only "mi JnffBli Aiib 111
i TR.'
I i 'J I
DffliMfylha t-Fo
"Did yon m the nuinlth sic nib tho
wlilz wiigou sl.fil" THr i
"So, my ileur. I told ljnft to"inBsaR.i
the gnr'ajro." Itronkl'n Iwmlu.
BUNCIIBD PARAGRAPHS
StnnInK free la., n M (& Keo
willn distih I me Ii. nicii nciuhci
of I h tliidtmn :n uMy And ai
att.ukliiK uuttor'H . i ieiitoiumtiy I '
tbtir Hf-aich for fou i '
W'llllnm Kellli. . i irdigl piintei.
died oiuldonly ui b, UnnK In Su.i
VinnelBco, l'1. ,
Tli ltiow of r . QfXC;Qviiiii'
HJi-uunnbiitf visited ' .o ijUtthil liupl
teuthiry niul lu no 'OijMlntei vJqw
obi Horrj Orciard. ihluiircMI
hhje" Of her husbim!. trnf. she fat
cawi him for J.he piJiii,J,
by the ,Houirhlon-lIi Hti)nompany.
IlMBiiy and unnon lanaTrlnL- .-,iiui
JCIvb iik a trial. aTMUd-ltw
Xolce. "',
The C, 1). & jr. lty Cpifwlll make
a sp&clnl rate from All rloijj.H'fj) Colum
bus and return Monday, AJjrll 17, on
nciount of Sheffield holf ynttrtuln
inent. Round trlj) rate, Tl on any
rogulur enr golnjf Mniidui Return
tlckote good returnlnjj TuMUgy A pi II
18. Cars will run from OtiiiilniH tn
,MarIona after eutertnlnmetib for in -cominodiitlnu
of thone dMiilhg to le.
turn Monday night. It
,
THE MARKETS.
t 4.
C1,I3VKUM),
Clew bind April 1, Hogs -1 r.oii;
Btomlv I ylet 0 lo tn I'niiii fili'ic
0 4. Mill IH pIS (III I I - llK ll 70
Pcruna Secrets JrV' Wy
YniiSlinnl!KnmiS. "Zt
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V ; is
Ml -u
T"
Ve,
Gold 11 r. 1), tbe root of I0 ahoy'O
jlant,I.Ha -mi ifiilimilieiiiii. Many
i)ooplo pail.i 1 u in 0111 1 1. h vooUam(Ji
ilnrlngjl -umi 11 1. 1 W people' kjow
how 1 in ii ii it 1 miy t iiila,oatarrli.
and iihiik1'!!' r.il tuiiio.
Un.v tlniuiiuinlpiiuniNiif llilarootaio
njm each i'm iu thu t uuuu4anrrh
'ijimwly.l'-r'iun. This fun oj,Ufflpvfhy
eyorybody xu l'oruUa fur cutaWji,
r. ... .PBft.-.
J
WUHillk
h A
YjiMgt
in. 1 k a. wwi
rn
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
L I
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O I
People's I
WANT
K I
Column
mamju,whr mh
Vanted.
WANTRD I.adlos to bring combings
and have puffM, curls, owltchns,
trunsrormntlonM, etc., mudn to or
der, by Mrs. Charlos Welch, 234
North Prospect street Just north of
railroads. All hair rooted. Work
guaranteed. I'liono 1508.
12-28-tf
ANTI5D J.oIh to plow iinywharo.lu
city. I. cavn ordftif ut .1. U Wlfco,
eweory. I'liono H(l, or call atJIuD
(llileuKo Ave. Ii. I.. C letter.
4-IS-Htp
WANTWIl Tim pooil of Mat Ion niul
vlejnlty to lulio advantnxo of the
following ppcciul elub dliHioUllttt nil
Ulliltn Kiiwlnir Miiclilun. A fuW
words' to your nelKhbor' may mivo1
you and them money. This offor
IneluduR all tttylfs of "Wlilto Mu
c)iliiof(, oRher for cnih or on time.
Iioi a elub of 2 member, $'- ouch,
amount wivitil $4; lor a club of 3
CntlleS cum; yvtak.
Hlicop and liuuliii--:! cms; f, 2f, lop.,
i'ttlvi'-m") liend; 7SI top
CIIKMi.o i.KAIN
Clilcngo Clralll April 15 "lose
May whent 2 1.2; July up 1-2.
May corn up 1-4-, July up S-X
May iiml Julv oats ii f-R.
IVovIhIoiis IiIhIht.
Chleano April ir Vlini Mnv (.ion
M 7-8 clom !)1 S-8; July open pr, 3-4
eloee 87 1-4.
Corn May open 19 T.-8 ehe 10 7-8;
July open R0 1-2 close SO 7-B.
TOI.KDf) CItAl.V.
, Toledo, A pi II If.. Wheat
nnd May !in i-i, juV HS 1-2
fuilier US :i-l.
Ctmh
S.'P-
l-l;
Jui
a CO;
noil.
Com imh M 3-1;
July r,2 3-1; Nptoiiilioi
'Mtl' m
B4;'
Ontf tVish 3.V May
3,; Keutflmbi'i- .11 .,
8i Jl-S;
uy .Vo. 2. im , a, $.
Oloviimooil t'tmii I.SOi uip11
Oi'tobSi- nml Doceuihii' Tjffl. "
TflTVolhv - Pi line fl.HO. '
AlsfUC Pi line !i fl.
Ilutter. i-kkh 111U Iny iTneli.i
IM'ITSUIH((; uvr. STOCK.
I'litshurtr, I'a. Apm tr,, cattb
Itooelpm llKht, maikei mnily; choice
H.IOiffn.iiO; inline C.ir.Hi fi. in, com
mon I ROft II II.',. veal c(ilvi.H 7.r.(iiiR.
Sheep nml IiiiuIh Receipts lljtht;
market slow; prime wothors 3.71?
3 ill); kooiI mKed 3.H)fc3.70: fair mix
oil .i.i.ar; iiiiniiH shjTi an; spring
Iniubs 7.r0T 10
lions ItncolptH 10 cam; innikol Is
cloiidv; prime heavy Iiorb 0. infifi.cr.;
lilodluiliM fi.80i(f li.Kfi; benvy ynrkor-i
,0 8S; light yuikcrs ll.OU; plus (i.'.io;
trough .'.2uf? n.TS; stags 4fi l.nn.
(jinaco.
I riilcngo, April IB.- IlogH IteenlpU
1 finn. ......1.... f.. i.i.i.,. .
i, wv. 11, ui ivvii ue niHiim, IlllM'U llllll
ibutchorH 0.101T itr.r. ; good benvy n.s.1
fdli. 10; rough benvy fi. sr.fi i. or.; light
fi.ar.m n or.; plus o.2r,ri;.r,r,.
Cuttle Receipts 200; market Is
steady; Ik even fi.20H7 .7r.; cows and
heifers 2.70 r..sr; stocltors and feed
ers 4.1075.80; ToMins 4.fiOS.7n;
ealvos fiT7.
Shoop Receipts 1,000; maiket Is
steady; natlvo 3J.4.70; weHtern 3. 1 r. t
4.70; IntnliM, nntlye, 4.7r.Ji5.iri; west
ern 1.75 0.1 r..
K.ST IU1KIWI.O.
Knst nuffnlo, N'. V.. April 13 Cat
tie Receipts 4.25; market dull and
steady: prime steers CMOfffi.OO;
butcher prudes 3fitf.2fi.
C.ilyos Reeolpts 250 bond; niRrket
active, 2Bo higher; cull to choloo R.50
O 8.55.
Sheep and lambs Receipts 7,000;
market active ami tlrni; choice lambs
G.Bilff :.75; sheep 2.7RfB.
Hogs RecelptH 2,720; mnrket active
and tlrni; yorkers li.SOo.Sfi; pigs
fi.OiV; mixed fi.liKCr0.S0. heavy fi.ROfe
iU CO; roughs B.406 5.i;A; stags 4.25(ii
4 90.
N15W YORK 1'ROnnOR
New Yorl:, Apt 11 15. Plour Quiet
and mm.
Pork Kiuler; mess 18fiT 1 S.GO.
Lard Klrm; Middle West spot 8 iff
s 10.
Sugar Haw, pilet; ooutrlfugnls, 00
lest. 1.80; Mittcovado. 8!) tost, S.3G; re
Unoil, quiet, cut loaf S.nOi f rushed
"1 "0; pou'deioil 4 '.10; Hltilllllatcd I 75
'" I SO. '
ColTeo Rln No 7 ml the spot 11 7 S
fif 12.
Tallow Slcadj , idly I? T-H; piuiiitiy
'1 5-Sflfi 1-K
May -I'll m. pilmo ihofflllS 1-2
ii 3 70XO, clover I0JJI0.
liiessid puiillry Qulett turkeys II
it 23. chickens III1I8; fnwlx limn
ilml.s 10 Hi. '
I.lw poultry UpseltleiR gooie 10.
iiiiikM ixmi!). rowla St0j91; tinker
HI 1 ousters 1.'.
Cheese Mien ly; statu. milk, iihii
111. hi lu speelnU, Hff 15 8-1; skltux,
couimnu to spucliiK, 11 U 10: full skims
:tii 1-2
lluitur Klrm; receipt o.nis uv :
da.ys, creamery ox tin go 1-2, state
dairy tubs 14 l-SffSl; imitation
creamery llrsts lOffflO ItJJ.
ljBge-lilyi rooelptj fis.soo for "
days: nearby whlfo funoy ISfj SI .
ueaiby mixed fanoy 10 1-2 Q) 17 1-2,
M (
Uw LOST pi
FOUND
SITUATION WANTED
FOR RENT
IMMMM
imn 1
STRAYED
OLEN 1
or STOLEN
niombern, )3 each, amount sdVed
'.); fur a club of 4 members, $4
euch, amount saved $1(1; for a. elub
of 5 member f, each, amount sav
ed $25. A H. Koelnr at Iflnley's Art
Hlore, 130 H JlMlll St.
44-12leod
WANTUD fl 1 horsos nd brood
mnrcn to insura agulnet diseases
or dentil from any causu. Do nut
run your own riilt for as little ns
ll cuMtH. iriijuirn at 204 X. Main
treot. orrien 10Cent bain or
phono 17-i7. Dr. I). W. Cox. 13-3t
W'A.NTKD Von ng mini lo Invest $6n
niul Hervlees lu eoiineetlon with re
llulile iimnurueturliig coinpnny, nnd
represent us In .Mm Inn county. Can
niHko oyer $25 n week. Cnll ut the
Million hotel this evening or be
fore !i o'clock Saturday morning.
Inipilre for Mr I'wwler, Room 34
Ul
MOVINO, TRANSPICIt AND STOR
AOH Wo move, orate, storo and
do trnnsfuro work of uny kind.
Phono 1C0C. 8. ICuoeh. 322 Jlel-
moiit.
I'Olt HAI.IC I um hoiking orders
now for eggs for spring hatching
from my exhibition Huireil Ply
mouth Roujts. No better birds In
Marlon County. They are also bred
to lay eggs. $1.00 per 15 eggs, 13 00
' pur 50 eggs. Uiiby chicles a spe
cialty. V. K. Plnoh, Phono 1314
3-1-tf.
Shoe Repairing.
THAT KIIOH HKi'AIItlNt; can llo
milnkly don wl,ll you wait In
cnmrortitblii placu; work and .style
giliinintouil AIko soil best onli Inn
leather, nalK shoo polish. Shoe
shining pallor. Louis .ley mi, 141
N. Mill 1 tit. Open evenings.
G-H.-1y
Glasses Fitted.
mm ... , -"-if -ri
. 9. I-UNOKR, M. D.( .South Main
street, Ills glasflos, removes nden
olds, new tri-n'meni for oatarrh
und deafness. OtTico hours, 8 to 11,
1 to 5. Telophnno 85.
5-l.l.th-fr-sat, yt
Teeth.
FRKD Dramliintlnn of your teeth by
Dr. Layrson, dentist; will put you
wise as to their needs. Sou lilm
soon.
Miscellaneous.
MITRT sill tyvo Oniy lots, oppor
tunity. Win. Iilumuulhal, Indiana
llnihor, Ind.
SALHKMAX r.nergi'tli', yvldeuwnke
manager nnd salesman for our pro
ducts In Mai Ion and vicinity. Ad
1I10HH with balil; or bUMlnesM rcfwi
1'iiee, Dlagrnph Company, Drnry
Hldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Up
H
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R
E
I WANT To ilo tdo wing, moylng or
hauling of my kind. Leave order
ot Ruth's feed store, west Center
Hti'out or teletihono D-901. 8-Gt
LHARK Autumobllo nuslness. AVo
teach you at homo. Out you ?25.-
000 yvoukly Job. ? 10.00 yveeltly
whllo learning. Rochester Auto.
School. Rochester N. V.
3-2-3mo.
HATCH INCI EGOS I rt noyv book
orders for eggs from my yvonder-
frosh Ilrsts 10 1-217 1-4.
I.OfUD (SltAIN MARKICT.
Whent S3
Com 4S
Oats 20
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JONES
FIoh Avonuo 7-rootn liouso,
OltHt Slllo, RQCOIllI SOUtll Of lloll-
nott street, Ihi'ku lot, plenty of
fruit, nlco limiio, Will soil ut
$1,503.00; 1100 cash, $15.00 per
liiontli. Sen
JONES
Ruber Hlock.
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Easter Post Cards Freo
Not Cheap Thrash, but
10 Beautiful Ones.
We w 111 hciid to tho i-euilerrt
or the Minor 10 beautiful, high
grade r.iihter Post C1111N, nil
illlVeieut. We do this hecaliM)
yyc want jo uio Know the high
Kiuilo cnrilrt i i-airy. If jou
prerer liiiutllul iihsoneil cartK-,
mij Ko ylien jou yyilte. All yyo
ask Is that jou Mmi us this nil.
w'rllsinent mid 1 eeniH, Mumps
or money, to coyer postage. Ail
iliiniS loliiihtouo Post Caul Co,,
Jiepi ;:r.i, itociiestor, N, y,
ful Rose ( omb Hhodo Island
Whites (Npt Rdsr.). Tlicy Am
somcthirot now nnJ Mv tlio beft
joying, fa stost ffroWlrtp chickens
I ever saw and for tablo uso haVo
absoluteiy no edilals .Jl.flO, i50
and 12 00 per 1G, Special prices
on largo orders. H. D. Koolor.
Marlon O. P. O. Box 429. Phono
U388 and H. C3f. 3-1 2 mo.
P'it sai.K Farm of 119 acres; Edflil
liuildlngs, neyvly foneedj 1-2 nlllo1
from poatofflco, olmreh, grndml
oeliool and rnllrniut, Aildres.4 (I.
11 Corev, llrlnttilvllle.OhlO.
4-lf-12teodp
roit SAMt-Hggs forhntehltig from . ,
While Plypionth Hook, Ui R. Flshol t A
stmll), $1.50 for IR oggpf dlSHn.,,200a i C
ogg nbn 'Inrutmtnr. jlMiI'lVvUr', if X
IiTOavld'
J, Otfiona
4-1 0.1 mop
Noldhnrt, R. P. I). No.
7104
KOH SAI.i: Dggs for hnt'ehlng from
my priyi' winning ami extra line lay.
lug xtrnln Marred Plymouth Rocks,
Kggs J I nml $ fto per 15. Phil
Iliibcrninu, Mary street. Phono
X-020
4-15,18,20,22,25,27
YOUNG MUN- l.it ohnnco for wire
loss training at local station. Fifty
stations being Installed in Ohio.
Dig chain from Gulf to T.akei. Of
flee open tiny und night. .See op
erator to day Tower Hither Hldg.
3-5 tf.
For Sale.
FOR SAMO Hutching eggs or puro
bred S. C. White f.eghorns nnd of
best layers, $1 00 per 15 eggs; yi
per 50 eggs. F. F. Haselor, Marion,
O, R. R. 7. Phono 4802.
4-11-lmn
FOR SAM5 (Iroeery,' Kitoon or shoo
store, 1S21 l.aFuyolte, Ft. Wayne,
Ind. . -
FOR SAI.U ICggs for hatching. Kel
lerstrnss Crystal White OrOlngloii
fiom "famous pen of thirty," (3 ami
$5 per 15, R. h Donibnugh, M. t.,
AVnlilo, O. 3-25-mo.tli-rr.ir.
FOR SAMS CO acres good land fl
100m cottage good barn goAd or
chard. Will trade for Marlon pro
petty vacant lots proferod.
Philip Huuer. 112 1-2 S. Main
Street. Dally C yvk 1.
FOR SAUI-FI110 rarms lu Marlon
and otlie r counties. Also elty pro
perties in mi almost ondloss variety.
Ho in 11 raro bargains. Philip Hatier,
113 1-2 3. Main at. 3-14-lf
FOR SALH Kggs for hatching from
my exhibition and extra, line laying
strain of Hurred Plymouth Hocks.
I will iiIko take orders uoyv for Onu
day Old ohloks. Kggvfl and Jl'.GO
Tor 15. Address or call ori"-WIIU6'fii
Flos, 345 S. Prospect street, Marfan,
Ohio.
L'-lS-tll&satd-frlw-tf
FOR HAM fflty proputty npd'farntn,
ao houses to rent See K. J Cox.
oil jstnte (igniit, over Turner's gro
cery', Phone R-470. 415tC
I'OU HAI.i: Uprlglit piano, only ur.e.1
11 short time: .yvlll sell ht a.barg'olii
If sold at. once. Call plionn ift
Marlon, O. -4-lG'3tp
-u-. , . . , . - -
FOR tfALrj In maliogany upright
plunoj great barguln; giilhg to'
move; must be sold quick. Phunh
UI88. ll-Hp
FOR RAM; .llousuliold goods; cheap,
liiquiro 120 Jireuii street. Jl-3ti
FOR SAI.n Six room house on the
Houlovard near Columbia street;
rents for J12 per month. Only 1,
COO If sold soon. Ohls Decorating
Co. 1-21-tX
FOR SAI.D Registered Delalno rame
breed for wool anil mutton. Call
A. F. Cloerllch, C miles southeast of
Marlon on tho Richland piko.
Thono C002. 10-2i-tf
FOR AUOTIONnnRINd At sales of
any, and all kinds, at any tlmo, see
Carey Honsel, Marlon R. R. 1, or
call at this office, 12-7-tf
5,000 PEOPLH "Wanted In Marloa
. to upo Sure Shot Rcmqdy for neu
rulgla and,rheuinotlc trouble, j.abi
oratory, 310 n.orth Stato. Fjpr
sale by all drucsts. Huro Shot
Remedy Co. 2-13-tt
For Rent.
FOR RENTA 5-room house on "Ed
yard street; both kinds of water;
gas and garden lot. Call C. 17.
Ktioch, phon6 800. U-3teoil
FOR HUNT HiisIiiush room formerly
occupied by C, F. Pnco on 13. Church
street. J20.00 J. O. Loftier, 241 H.
State. 4-C-Gteod
FOR RENT Two modern flats In
Denman block, C and 7 rooms; best
In the city; Jlfi and 18. See W.
U. Donman, G19 W. Center St.
3-lS-eod.(f
Some Farms.
That w can chnngo right uyvay. Will
tnko sdine Marlon property lu trailu.
155 ncres, 120 tterp, 80 nores, 40 aoies
Some of tliese very fine, prices urn
reuionnble. See im at once, we nrrt
x
loady to shoyv j-ou. Some Marlon
property nt low prices. On West
Church street a homo that Is a bar-
gain. On Vino street a modtirn pomp
for J3.000. equal to nny 3,G00 homo
In Minion. On llonnolt' street, sonin
bargains lu home On Waterloo
uroi 1 a yery prulty cheap home. On
D.iHt church street, u neat moderii
home, right in ipi loo. On Oluuy avenim
.1 home, voiy line, in Fust Murlnii
omi homes, pi Iced from $750 up
to $5000, xuiiio well located loetitoil,
For Mlehlgnn. JCansns. eannda or.
'
TiMiu lauds ulways see the
J. W. CLARK CO.
Court Ktreet.
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