davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
Cine 6rHDjabrs= Mebi5iu,
Gin iiderer WieoerherftelIer fir
8lut uno Uerpcn. = Dir. BART
mdnn'S pripatsRecept.

Gst5fbe~fGnoli9 6aben sic bieIes Sri6z
joGr s5.po5 fit Sbr 8Iut gu ne6men. SIS
EGre t3Gr:0t, bies 81 unterlaTlen. 8iellei9t
b1Gen sic i'm Winter an 9ronif6em &az
tarr3 g~slitten, Der Sbre 8rdfte erI9Dpft bat.
Coer G5ie 6atten Die Stripe, bon Der sic ii9
niemol5 oDQig erbOlt BADEN, Sbr 8lut mag
in unorbnung fem, pOer pielei9t iinb sic
bili0s ober pertOpft, ner00s, Ober fiiblen err
mattel, ober leibei an S9laflo1igteit, Hu6e=
lofigfeit ober @rT90pfung. SebenfaGs, mas
INNER Sbr 3uftanb fein mag, iouten Sic
cine 5riibiabrsmeoi3in ne6nlen, unb perben
es au3 tbun etpas our 8elebung, our Get=
nigung, etpas CUR Stdrtung.
@aB @end 8. Stou, @brian, Mi9.;
f9reibt tpie folgt: v@s gerei9t mir gu gro=
Dem @ergniigen, Die 8Or3iige S6res Pe>ruzna
b~e5eugen gu f0nnen. Sd fam nur in ben
lcbenoiten @usbriiden babpn IpreAen, naGe
benz ih es flint Sabre nit groBem Nuben
ols Sriibiabrsz Msbi5in gebrau4t; unO i'd
6d6e es AUDI meinen Sreunbinnen empfOblen,
NIT bemielben 3eiultate."
Sober, Der e5 piinI9t, fam Elm Srib=
iabrsbu9 tOitenfrei erbalten, psnn er an bic
9ezruzna Drug Manufacturing @ompanp,
Columbus, Sbio, f6reibt; ebenIo Elm 8u@
ii6er 4ronii3en &atarr6 ooer fatarrbalif9e
&rdntbeiten..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
Rettete feiu Seben.

Can 5rancisco, Sal. @ir perz
Offentli9en biermit etnen Brief bes 6errn
%. @alter, pel9er fir mdn9en unierer 2ez
Ter BON Sntereife iein biirfte. !9err Walter
fhrei6t tpie folgt: Sd battle bic Mebi5inen
BON Or. peter 6abrnep in @btcago, Sq., fir
meme 2ebensretter unb Be onbers Sorni's
Mlpentrduter 8lutbeleber perbient btefen ST.
tel. Sd bate beinabe fein 51ei19 me6r auf
ben &no9en uno 1a6 re9t elen0 aus. SEPT
fam i@ benz lieben Soft unb Dieiem Wo6lz
t6dter Der Menf9beit, Or. pster Sabrnep,
meinen beten 9ant ausfpre9en, benin mein
Musieben tpurbe NIT iebem Sage better;
Sleif9 febte an unb bic 4rdfte tebrten tpieber
suriid. 9o@ mein 5aQ itebt nibt bersin3elt
ba. @iner meiner Sreunbe tlagte mir, Dab
CT cine frante Srau babe unb Sottorz nnb
MpotbeferrRe9nungen i'm beina6e arm MAJ
9en. Gr babe Dem 0oftOr nun f9on iber
bunbert Dollar beaublt unb fir a1es bieies
9elb lei feline Srdu bod niht 6ergeit e1t NOR
ben. 9a gdb i9 ibm ben &at6, iein eigener
9oftpr gu fem unb uuf5ubOren, Ooftorre4z
nungen gu 3ablen. nSSa", iaste er, utpie ioll
i@ bas MAIDEN, benin gu Patentmeoi5inen
babe i9 fein 3utrauen." (1nb er Ielb1t bate
Elm @eii9t pte Elm &eibeiien.) 9a CAB t6
linn ben Ratb, fir 5orni's &lpentrduter
8lutbeleber gu f9tden. @r befolgte meinen
gfatb unb lieB ii6 etne groBe &tite 8lutbe=
Ieber tommen, gu unier aler Sreube f4lug
bieies berrliAe Mtttel audi Bel feiner Srau
on. sic 1T nun ooaitdnOig bergsite1t unb
ar9 1ein @efi9tsausf6lag tpurbe bur9 ben
@ebrau9 bie1er Mebi5in pp1tGnbig geboz
ben. Sein Name 1T 5riB &oloenitrobt."
60 f9reibt german %. 8alter, 933 10.
gtraBe, Sun 5rancisco. = uns 1T bieTes
iebo9 feline Neuteteit, ba mir bon Otelen SAL
len in unierer gegenb bDrten, bel pelhsn
Der Grfolg bon Sorni's Mlpenfrduter 8lutz
beleber ebenfaGs gldn3enb mar. Wenn Sbr
baber cine SuOerldiiige Mebi3in brau6t, 10
tuuft @u9 cine 51ai6e bon Sorni's &lpenz
frGuter 8lutbsleber bon einem Der fpeaielen
2otalagenten, ba be ~:tebi5in ni9t il: Npo.
tbsfen p~erfauft pirb. SIT fein Ngent in Der
.@egenb, 10 19rei6t fpfort an ben alleintgen
5ubritonten, Or. Pster Sabrnep, @bieago,
cSUinDi5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

Die bur9 ben S9red pie geld6mt mar, Be-
fano Ii4 mod i'm @ebduOe. Ser polt3iIt
na9m ie in feline Irme unb tpolte iie ms
Sreie trugen. Sn Der 9untelbeit itolperte
er tebO4 an benz Sreppenu6Iab unb itiratc
nit ieiner 8iirbe ben &eIt Der 5reppe bin
unter. Gum Slid tamen Iolp6tI Grall
@ridion ME GaFeD nit u2b:6;ut,nb:a
S6rdmmen baoon.
&aum batten bic 8epo@ner ba8 @26Gu5a
perlaIIen, ais bic Slammen beteits gum DaQ)
berauSi4lugen, iobaB 5euermarIdau 4a=
gen, Der NIT Der eriten SpriBe eingetrofien
mar, iofort fur3 matchmaker sinen 2-11
unb 3-11z4larm abgab, iobaB in tur3er
3eit 6 @priBen CUR GtelIe tparen unb fire
@aKerftrablen in bic Slammen ianbten, Ioz
baB es Der S~euerpebr, tpenn audi nit GROCER
Nnitrengun9 gelung, ipenigitens einen She'll
bes @ebdubes 81 retten.
Sci ben 2Df9arbeiten tpurbe Der Ssuerz
tpebrmam &pbert 4mbroIe bon Gompagnie
go. ~ bur9 @lasiplitter erbeblt9 am
SfppI peIleBl-
9as bon ben Stammen gum gr0Bten
She'll 5%ert0rte @ebdube mar i'm Sabre 1892
BON Der 2ouiiiana 9oteG Company nit einem
Sol tenauftpanb bon $4,000 erbuut por=
ben, bate ft9 iebO9 ni3t be5ablt unb mar
felt S4IuB Der &usitelung fat ftets boaz
itGnoig nrtbetpp6nt genelen
8or etnigen Sugen purbe oas @ebdube
BON ". Sunien bon go. 125 Ga Salez
@traBe tdufli3 erpOrben, Der in bemielz
ben cine 3peirubfa6rtt er0ffnen poQte.
Sanien foa angebli9 fir bas @e6anbe
$500 be3ablt BADEN.
Ser bur9 Die Slammen berur1a9te S9az
ben pirb auf gegen $4,000 gei9dBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
Staot Chicago.
uerbau9miBpnue Gxplofom.
Gin Qrbeiter foot, Elm dnoerer trd9t
fhwere Derlebun9en oapon.
Oas l1neliid ereienete fid III DER Saffabrif
e. Don Murphy & Go. all p. Stra6c nno
2lrmour ape. John Saatcu il. erlieat
ieiuen Wuuoen i'm St. $ufas Hoipital.

9ur9 cine 2aderploiion purbe Montag
Mittag bic 2adfabrif BON Murp6p &c Co.,
SIDE Der ~. unb Dearborn @truBe, faft bol@
itdnbig 5eritDrt. 3pei Nrbeiter, bic ii3 in
unmittelbarer NGbe bes erplobtrten &e1els
~befanben, purben entfebli9 berbriibt nnb
na3 benz ct. 2utas> 6pfpital gei3afft, mo
Der cine berfelben gegen 4 ubr 1einen Ter@
lebnngen erlag.
Der Sobte 1T Sobn ban 2aaten
S r., 20 Sabre alt, go. 1850 @alace Ctr.
ippbnbaft.
Ser 8erlebte 1T bnoan2 aaten
g r., 30 Sabre alt unb Der 8ater oes
3pbten.
Die beiben 8erungliidten tparen felt LAM
gen Sabren Bel Murpbp &c So. angeitelt
unb tparen, als bic Grploiion itattfanb,
allstn in benz &eielraum, no iie Sad mild
ten.
Die grploiion erfotgte nit FOLDER @epalt,
baB Der cine She'll Der Mauer bes einitDdigen
8ebduoes bollitGnbig 5ertriimmert purbe, 10
baB bic beiben 8erungliidten unter elmer
Steinmafe begraben tuurben unb es einige
Mtnuten bauerte, ebe fe aus ibrer quail
boQen Gage befreit tperben tpnnten. Ser
Qnblid, ben Der iunge Ban Qaaten getpG6rte,
mar entfeBli9. @r mar bon Sppf Biz 81
SUB NIT 8ranbtpunben bebedt unb iein
9eii9t mar bis our l1nfenntli9feit entfteQt.
Sein Batter bate audi i4tpere 8ranbpunz
ben babongetragen, mar iebO3 BEL 8eiinz
nung, tpdbreno Der Sobn bepuBtlos mar.
8eibe' tpuroen nd9 Dem ct. 2utas@9oipiz
tai gebra3t, po BON 2aaten Sr. gegen 4
l1br bon fetnen 2eiben bur9 benSob erl0it
tpuroe. Ser @ater ptrb na9 Der @nii9t
Der Qer5te pieoer geneien.
l1eber bic urfa9e Der Grpfofton fonnte
bprldufig ni@ts in @rfabrung ge6ra9t tperz
ben, ba ben &ngetelten Der 5abrit berboten
tpOroen 1T, iiber ben @orfaG gu fpre9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
Gin Aanb Der glammett
miro oas Gouiiana=boteI an Ger
Gde II. Str. uno Seipp Qpe.
1lehrere perfone1 perlebt.

Gin ueberbletbfel aug Der Weltausz
%ffelungs3eit, bas nor 8eginn berMusteGuug
nit bebeutenben Soften erbaute u2ouiiiana
9otel" IN Der @de Der Il. unb Seipp
Ctr, purbe MOntag 4benb fat ~ooGtdnbig
bur9 cine Seuersbrunit eingedf9ert.
Oas bieritDdige 9~Dlagebdube, befen gtz
gentbimer au9 nGbreno Der MusteIung
ni9t auf lire Soften gefpmmen tparen, mar
mabrenb Der lebten 2eit bon elmer aus flint
Beripnen beftebenben Samilte Namens
2angleD unb etnem Manne Namens 5letz
9er bepobnt, bic einige 3tmmer bes stpeiz
ten Stodipertes inne batten, pGbrenb Der
giet Der 300 3immer bes @ebGubes leer
Itano uno infolge bon 8erna9ldfiqlnq
aQmd6lt3 immer mebr in 8erfau 9erietb.
Wontag Qbenb gsgen II ubr Ia9 Der 3ur
poli5etitation in @ranb @rOIfing geb0rtge
Yoli5iit S. Gafeb aus einem. SenIter beg
6peiten 9tpdDerfes i'm norbDItlidsn Sill
gel oes @sbduoes Slammen empprf9laqen.
ST alarmirte fofort bic Seueripebr unb elite
bann in bas @ebdube, I'm bic ibm ~befannten
8epobner gu retten. 3uerit pedte er So6n
2anglep, iotpie beifen Sruu un0 atpei, 5 unb
4 Sabre alte SD9ter, unb 2angleD's Be-
iabrte S9miegermutter, 6rau Gridlon
anf, unb oeriu3te bann, ben neben 2anaIep
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus bemS9lafe gu trom>
meln, 9iefes 9elang linn iebo9 erit, na6z
benz er bic gu Slet6er's 3immer fi6renoe
Sbiir eingel9lugen bate. Sn Der 3piI6enz
5sit bate 2anglep feline Srau unb ainoer il
Si&erbeit gebru@t unb nur Srau @ris7 oa,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
rl1inensNftien.


9ie .nee6em Suoeltutent Company, Go. 1873 SadIo1
GtraBe, Itefert uns tol9euSe Gurie in Goloraooer Wts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
SdID4fOr.

Gin reincS M%alsbter 0ebrattt Ton
Ser Gonr. Seipp 8reau9. 60. lift biers
NIT beitems ettpfODIen. sSSn 0laiOen
tttto G6ffert ST baben. telephone
80. $50. 8ottIin8 9eptnt. so. $780,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10

tStop on Signal.
All trains Daily except Sunday.
Z W. PAGE, J.C. C.TAYLCl>
u z. q 1. 4. Sup;. Tra.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
THE MARKETS..

Nov
Erorp-Snrinc foncr "a so0a m. snrip,
,,1ri1y 20 oi0e5 a. snrir, n,Iont "a aoIa On:
winter noten, Al a5fI-5 fancy q. ooSSl N.
fnniIv 81 ana a. oytrn 90 55r,o az low grade
20 inIs5 es r,o nor,br,os,orr 60 es,SSaf AZ
city 30 sS7o a. ~
WHrAT-To . rod nor,iro1 ot So. No 2 rod
troci, s5c
CopvSo,es. ya,1o,v oar rov trocl, o,c.
No . ,niva1 ola traci, o5c. do neus sS.. No
9yybite now trocl, oac. No . vnIIow ola ana
No q Iniyod NOW trocI, o5c
No m'S S,I, '.'W, 'rueh, Io'
- ~ " . '.~In It," Y's ,o,. ~
~, ,, ~ '-'-'"'' ''"''' ''o w.
~ 49, ''S'' It,'. ' ,,; - .,ooco. a,..
st a. 80 w.
so snf n
a.. r"i 90 -, ~ ''' '"'''
1o', "rU 49, ~ ~ -, soc,e,.o..
80 ppoto ,,,,tS -
"a " ,1 40 n.o
. cso 20 a.. ~, '- eo''>
@, O., 80, un't.'U!' .I ~ g.,
@, --lSa -. ~ - -, 49,, ~ " Tt
80 tns 5s ~ t'll Ia 90 -.os
- -, t,i 40 CHCio q, '"O'0'' -'''o"
w. =. ~ 80 w i"lt, 20 it,
,o w ', i.S CO. CO. sos
9 o3 00' eio'oe o-'' eoi'Hion anu urge P'"O@
Voo,-1rrwosbad fra rreriro oa,o, ror
| III. ouarto--blood clothing Ioal3c. medium
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
WH HEELS!

We have a few more of those good
wheel (SUNOL) for sale vet. Also sew
eral good secondhand wheels at bar
gain.
Our TANDEM and other NEW
WHEELS in the Livery are all in first
class order and we'll taken care of.
When you want to take ride come and
try them.
Our REPAIR SHOP is running full
time and doing first class work at a
reasonable price. We are putting in
all the latest machines for repair work.
No matter how bad the break, cuts or
tears in tire can be easily repaired on
our Vulcanizer.
We have made arrangements with
our EXPERT repair man for steady work
the year around. GIVE him a chance to
show you how well he can repair your
wheel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS
In the Seventh Judicial District of
Ohio. a. %. 1897

Pursuant to authority OF Law it is ordered
that the several terms Of Courts of Common
Pleas for the seventh Judicial District of Ohio
for A. ID. 1897 shall be held in the several
Counties thereof as follows
Adams, January 5th, April 9Th and Septem-
ber 2Sth.
Athens, FEBRUARY 9th, May 4th and Novem-
ber 9th.
Fairfield. January 18th, April 9TH and octo-
Gallia january 5th, April 9th and septem.
ber l4th.
Hooking, January eth April 9th and septem-
Jackson, February 9th, May 4th and October
2Gth.
Lawrence, March Is, May 10th and Novem-
ber Sth.
Meigs, January 9Th, April 9th and October
Monroe, January 12th April 18th and Sep
Perry, February lst May Srd and November
sth.
Pike, January lth, March 2ind and septem-
scioto, February 9th, April 9Th and septem-
vinton, February Sth, May 10th and October
llth. y ,.-....i a.
Washington, February 9th, May ath and
October 5tn. -. ~.
And it is hereby ordered that the Clerks of
the above named District shall each cause
copy OF this order prescribing the times for
holding Courts in said District to be PUBLISH ed
in two newspapers, printed and OF general cir
culatton in their respective counties for three
consecutive weeks.
NOAH j. DEAvER,
HENRY CoLLINGs
WIN. d. JAMES, ,,
HIRAM l.. SIBLEY, JuugeS
II. DE STEIGNER, ~ saiu
HENRY W. CoULTRAP, Dislficpt
TALL SLOUGH,
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
October 2Qth, 1886.
l. STATE OF OHIO, \
WASHINGTON COUNTY, ss. (
| /, L. e. McVay, Clerk of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for Washington County,
Ohio, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a
i true and correct copy of the original order
Times OF holding Courts in the seventh Judi
cial District Of Ohio 1897, now on file in my
once as certlhed TO me by Frank l.. Skies,
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Scioto
County, Ohio, Witness my hand and the Seal OF
| said Court, at Marietta, o., this 26th day OF
October, A. ID 1896.
Oct. 27, 8w.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
DO You EAT gREADa

Jacob Pfaff's is uneXcelled, as are
also his Cakes and loes. Finest
Neapolitan Ice Cream that can be
made. Particular and personal at,
tention given to serving parties
receptions. weddings or public din
ners. JACOB PFAFF,
Putnam St,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

W. j. RoBIgsoK, @. p. .Parkersbura
For rates, information, etc., call on or ad.
dress. WILL SCHLAUBAUH,
184 Front Street
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
BIG LOTS OF BLANKETS

Are going to be sold in this stock
during this month. We've sold many
blankets in our line, but their prices
ARE away below any previous offering.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


In the City of Marietta, December GOTH 1885, and June
goth, 897, and not included in the above rates.
Paving Second Street, center of Butler to Ohio
Greene Street, from Second to Fourth.
Second Street, from Putnam to Butler
Putnam Street. from Second to Seventh.
Front Street, from Putnam to Montgomery.
Gilman Street, from Putnam Avenue to Knox Street.
Sewer in Second District.
The with
Special
when
County before
December
with penalty OF FIVE
goth day December the whole
for
leced penalty
before December that
offered
When ask by letter
State
and whose addition SEND
next from the
will accommodate
their will themselves
Certificates
G. j. LUND, Treasurer.
Marietta, Ohio, October
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10

We are making the wool fly if some
of it is mixed, and We know the quality
and value is good. We are prepared
with ~ full stock of clothing, under
wear, neckwear, gloves, hats and caps
for all persons. Everything at lowest
prices. Call and see
Queensware department now putting
on style for thanksgiving customers.
New and chaste designs and pretty
decorations. Knives and forks to
match.
Silverware of all kinds, teapots,
sugar bowls, creamors, spoen holders,
ladies, trays, &c. Tea and table spoons
knives and forks away below any prev =
ious prices
Sewelery, clock and watch depart
ment; all repairing done at low rates.
All goods warranted.
The purest groceries we can buy;
citrons l5c h.; starch lbs for lOc;
new mountain buckwheat flour Sc q Id:
full stock of good things to eat at
lower prices than elsewhere.
The Health Club Books on sale; the
general membership book only S1.00,
wor9h 81, 600 in health to anyone. We
guarantee it or money refunded.
Musical instruments at lowest prices.
Sdecial new goods in all departments.
Remember that we cannot tell about
only a small part of our bargains each
week, but invite you to come and see
and buy at
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
HutehSon's BARGAIN Store!
The Policy Of This Store

Inc FOllCy OI IHlS OCOIo
Is to gain the friendship and esteem OF
every patron who enters within its
doors.
We want you to feel that every atom
of business intelligence we possess is
being used to further your buying in
terests, firmly believing that by so do
ing we best further our own.
There are no class distinctions here.
The young and old, the rich and poor
can alike feel assured of q cordial re-
ception, and careful consideration OF
their buying needs.
1t is to the loyalty of our buying
public that we owe our growth.
Here's a fresh list of bright new
merchandise for you to pick from.
GARMENTS GALORE,
And not an unworthy thing among
them. Made by artists who know how
to work in all these little tips 1t
doesn't cost much to be handsomely
cloaked when you buy here.
EVIDENCE
A very fine wool Boucli Jacket,
Double Breast. High Collar, two rows
buttons, most stylish garment S4~9S.
A Jacket of Fine Imported Kersey,
full lined with fine taffeta, very
choice garment, S10.9S.
A Fine Black and Brown Astraken
Boucle Jacket lined with fine taffetas,
S12.5
A Seal Plush Jet and Braid trimmed
edged with fur, silk lined, good length,
S6.9S.
Fine Boucli thibet trimmed, colored
silk lining, at S49S.
About 100 Sample Coats and Jackets
left, closing out at very low prices, SOC,
s1.00, 50. 90, So. 90, S4.00 and $500 for the
very finest
A few Beaver and fine wool Cashmere
Shawls closing out cheap.
BLACK GOODS BUDGET.
Once in while we are fortunate
these standard dress stuffs at a liberal
discount from their actual market
value. This is one of those chances,
and you get the full benefit OF the
price pinch.
4O-inch all wool, silk finish Henriet-
ia at soc, regular price, CSC
45-inch all wool Brocade at 5Sc, good
value at S1.00.
Mohairs in 40, 45 and 4S-inch, fine
quality, at 4Sc, 5Sc and 75c a yd
Cloakings ~ yd wide Astrakan Bou-
Gle in Black, Brown and Blue at S1.75
and 81. so per yard. Great values.
Dress Skirts, full length, full lined,
at $1.75, 50. 25 and $500.
TABLE NAPERY.
Our stock of fine linen ble goods
and napkins are showing best values
Your money will go long way in fine
goods. A call to see them will be ap-
preciated.
BIG LOTS OF BLANKETS
Are going to be sold in this stock
during this month. We've sold many
blankets in our line, but their prices
ARE away below any previous offering.
WINTER UNDERWEAR-Flood tide
now in this bustling section. We
pride ourselves on the great values we
are able to offer. Gents, Ladies'
Misses and Children can be suited in
this stock, in quality and prices.
We've underwear tor winter at 25c, 35c
soc and CSC. Extra quality, all wool
underwear at 75c and use.
A NOTION COMMOTION-Caused by
the little prices at which these little
things are sold in this wide awake
store Ribbons buttons, iuces, elastic
belts, purses, at away down prices.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10

MARIETTA & COLUMBUS SHORT LINE
Toledo g. Ohio Central Ext'n.
riTns Table In Effect May "a, 1895
Central Standard Time.
The Only Line out of Marietta with
Through Parlor Car Service Be-
tween Marietta and Columbus.
NrnDu,Tr nnVr1n
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-For Ohio-Threaten-
ing weather Tuesday with occasional light
snow or rain near the lakes slowly rising
temperature: fresh southerly winds
For West Virginia-Tuesday threatening;
slowly rising temperature; variable winds be-
coming southwesterly.
For rkentucky-Tuesday occasional showers;
warmer: southerly winds
For Indiana-Rain and warmer Tuesday; in.
creasing southerly winds
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
RATES OF TAXATION! !!
FOR THE YEAR 1896.
In the Several ownships, Towns, &C.,
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO.

Ohio do hereby notify
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10

A NOTION COMMOTION-Caus by
the little prices at which these little
things are sold in this wide awake
store. Ribbons, buttons, iuces, elastic
belts, purses, at away down prices.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
TARLE NAPERY.

Our stock of fine linen ia ble good
and napkins are showing best values
Your money will go long way in fin,
goods. A call to see them will be ap
preciated.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10
GAINESVILLE g. OHIO RIVER
7lNa oAED IN EFgNoT DEC. ind.
GOING NORTH

All Trains Daily except Sunday.
Nos. 20 and 70 make close connsct.ons
GAINESVILLE with the Is. & o. and Pan Hams
trains for Columbus, Chicago and the West.
j, HOPE SUTOR, Receiver.
.. q. HARRISON. General PasseneerASi
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-09-03
MINNESOTA STATE NEWS.
Monument Unveiled.


About 2, 500 people attended the I'M.
yelling of the Fort Ridgely monument.
Many of the soldiers who were at the
fort during the Indian outbreak in 1859
were present and participated in the
exercises. A large delegation was
present from New Ulm, including Conn
pany A of the Second regiment of Min.
nesota militia, commanded by Capt
Steinhauser; the artillery company Of
Capt. Burg; the Great Western band
and large number of citizens. Old
soldiers were present from various
other counties, and some came from
South Dakota and Iowa. The country
about Fairfax turned out en- masse.
The exercises were held near the old
cemetery, east of the old fort. Rev.
Hanscom opened with prayer. Judge
Flandrau. chairman of the monument
commission, made the opening address
and delivered over the monument to
Adjt. Gen. Muehlberg, who made q
most BETTING reply. The principal
speech was by Capt. j. McGrew, of Du.
luth, who had charge of cannon dur.
ing the battles. He was followed by
Col. Sheehan and Capt. Culver, each Of
whom gave interesting sketches of the
dark days of 1862.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-09-03
Ex-President Harrison speak,.

New York, Aug. %. - Ex-President
Harrison spoke to large audience in
Carnegie hall last night, upholding the
republican national platform and
candidates. He devoted much of his
speech to denunciation Of what he
termed an attack by tho Chicago plat
form upon the supreme court and the
presidents power and duty to enforce
all of the laws of the United States
without awaiting the consent or call
of the governor Of any state. He de-
clared there was no one to defend the
Wilson bill, the result Of which measure
had been the great panic of 1898, uni
versal business distraction and the pre-
vailing distress and anxiety. He talked
long and argued strongly in favor Of
the maintenance Of the gold standard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-09-03
TWO SHORT SPEECHES.
MIR. Mckinley Addresses More Visitors at
His Home.

MIR. Mckinley Addresses More Visitors at
His Home.
Canton, O., Aug. 29.-Maj. McKinIev
made two speeches Friday, and thew
We're both short, His first visitors were
committee representing the execu-
tive committee of the National Repub-
lican league. They came fresh from
the meeting at Milwaukee. John Good
noe, of Minnesota, delivered an address.
end Maj. Mckinley responded briefly.
Among other things he said:
II have seen somewhere the inquiry:
Cannot the United States establish finan-
ctal system of their own; is it too weak and
dependent to do that?' I answer: The
United States now has financial policy
which in the main it has been pursuine
since the beginning Of the government.
and which it does not mean to change
until it can find better one. Those who
make the inquiry are usually against our
American policy of finance, and they are
insisting that we shall adopt the financial
not be thought an evidence oflack of national
spirit or national independence that we de-
cline to adopt their proposition
At four o'clock a large delegation of
United Brethren clergymen, who are at
Maj. Mckinley. Bishop ]. 81. Mills, of
Oregon, spoke in behalf of the ministers
and Maj. Mckinley, in response. said,
among other things:
Good citizenship lies at the foundation
of our true greatness as free government
Those who proclaim it are indeed Chris
tian teachers and public benefactors. The
better the citizen the better a free govern
ment and its laws. 1t is gratifying fact
that in our form of government character
counts for so much; the lack Of 1t amounts
to almost disqualification for public trust.
Whatever mems individual opinions on
moral questions are, or may be, whether
good or bad; whatever may be their party
affiliations, all prefer that public officials
shall be Of high character and worth.
They may be needless of virtue and care
less in their own lives, but they insist
that those who are to execute the public
will shall be men of unquestioned integ-
rity. Public opinion demands this, and hap
PLY all political parties respect it,