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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
HOW MEN PROPOSE.
Wies of Western Wooiugs Revealed
by the WoO,d.

Chicago Record.
In case the readers are interested i'm
knowing how proposals are actually made
here is lot of stories told by the women
themselves:
I'm this case I am Annie and he is Ar
thur. We went together only short
time. but in tina, time Arthur took me
everywhere. and every time he came TO
see me he had some amusement on hand,
and as it was summer not o. picnic cs-
capped us on this evening We had moth
ing TO do except so for a walk, and We
went.
The evening was lovely and the sky fill
Cd with stars. Arthur asked ne if l had
ever counted stars. / did not know what
me meant.
He then asked: annie. did YOU ever
count nine stars in nine rights?"
/ said 1 had not.
"WeU, then. start this evening. and
don't miss an evening. for if YOU do
you'll have TO start an over again"
I wondered awhile and then asked why.
But all the satisfaction l got was "Oh,
nothing; only when you are through let
me know-that's all"
So commenced and the evening after
had finished coI,rtirn, INV stars T told
Ar-bur abou, If Tie Iopqbed and said.
"Sha5a hands ON that" We shool, hands
and then he s,id. annie Won and will
n. r,,,,.ri,4 I.scs,se I an, ,ba frs, man
Won shook hands with after copntirs. nine
stars IN nine NIGHTS without n,i.ein,. one
night. so then wba, do Won sav2r he
asked eaeerIv as he held nv hand T an
swor,d. )"How do Won know" and he
e,i5 H., wound have M one o,so ard no
didr,t for y,be, TWO ,.ears after II was
80 a,,., -, ,,,,.s ~ n ,,.sl.,;,s, +boro ,,.,s
y 80 .nd w. .o+ mo- o..,,. ,r,-
- 7 IN, san ,,r,r,.~ri,d tbo,,,b five
~. have ,,asssd 7 have mot many but
,oro ,L,t lovs5 ne did Arthrr
Tho frs, nronosaI I ever received was
f,.,,,, 49,, ia ,,,a,.r,at, of mine had i,,s-
..,,,rrs5 from, school and h. and were
,oretbsr for the drst time. When I i'm
,.its5 him, ~ call thar afternoon he told
mo r, had sometime irnportant 10 tell me
when he came that evening / waited for
bi. ir,nortant "sometbirr" but he did not
mention :,
A. last about 70 o'clock. we heard my
father and mother coming up the Ions
walk and Burt said hurriedly: Ethel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
OH DREcoLL, Vienna
SAVING THE SITUATION.
4. scheme-O, Read 1t.

Had a Scheme-O, Read 1t.
Al the breakfast table, a. N.
lJack on one side of the table de-
yours eggs and toast in sulky silence
behind a newspaper. Edith, on theop-
posre side. parades a wet handkerchief,
and sits tearfully before an empty
pla-e)
lie without looking up)-I'H take
some tea when you've finished shedding
an those interesting tears.
She-It's cruel OF YOU TO talk to me
like that, A year agO-(sobs)-O! how
ocean you, Jack.
lie Observation-Disclosures nobody
here YOU know. / shouldn't trouble
To- work il up; the effects lost
She Gin her natural oice)-Lost, in
deed, It's you who are lost! Lost 10
an sense of suddenly remembering
her cue)-O. J-J-Jack how ocean you.
He-How can 1? The question Is,
Mrs. Challoner. how can YOU?
She-Im sure I've said nothing I'M
kind.
She (defantly)-Well, and what have
I done. pray?
He-What never thought YOU would
do Edith. A year ago. well, damn
il, I don't care, l beg your pardon; !
didn't mean to swear.
She-O. don't apologize, After all
Won have said to me this morning, that
isn't much
He-YOu women provoke man past
bearing. and then expect
She-EXcuse me, we women expect
nothing. A year of married life soon
teaches us that whatever we might have
eXpected We are doomed to disappolnt-
ment 49,.
cigarette and paUses at the door,
Wen. don't expect me home TO dinner.
7 don't care for a tete-a-tete with a
waterspOut.
tSlams the door and departs TO town.
I'm the morning room. IL a IN.
Edith (writing). Dear Harry-Iou
suggested taking me TO Richard Ill.
when We were dancing last night. A
ann all alone and a little out OF spirits
ir would do me good to so out. l Will
no M Waterloo at 6:57 this evening
then YOU can take me somewhere to din
ner first Your afectionate cousin
Edith.
At the telegraph office Cannon street
1870 p. m.
narvon Road. Richmond-Can dine with
YOU tonight after all. Come by 6;22
Jack
ON the platform at Waterloo at p m
edith. looking very charming IN d
furred cloak and hood, slips IN, step
mig from a first-class carriage and IS
POLITELY assisted by a gentleman 10
evening dress and an overcoat, who
seems to be on the lookout for some
one arrivingO
She recovering herself easily)-NoW
Jack, Don't deny anything.
He (confused)-I didn't was only
going
She (smiling archly)-YOu are only
going to take me out. Well, where TO!
You look awfully nice, Jack.
He (stiu confused)-I-how did you
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
9. wright, 1897, BY VIM. Du 50n-

is filled in with black pleated mousse
line de sole. The unlined sleeves con-
sist Of crumpled black dotted mousse
line de sole and form a small puff at the
shoulder. Canary colored Lyons velvet
is draped into a deep pleated epaulette
and silk and velvet French roses of the
same shade as the velvet trim the left
shoulder and one side Of the corsage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

Chicago Record

Chicago Record.
Surprising ;hat Won had been born
blind, and after living many years shur
out from the beautiful things Of thS
world some skilled surgeon should giva
to you your sight wouldn't YOU have some
marvellous experiences. An old man who
had beon born blind had his sight re-
stored TO him. Al r>t he started violent-
ly and was afraid Of the str A-rs ~
around him. the hugol.s- of his room ana
its contents. one of OBJ, first things h1
saw at the window WIS flock of spar
rows What are they" asked tho ply
sician. =
Il think they are teaclns' was tho re-
ply
4 watch was then shown 20 him. and
he knew what it was, probably because
he heard f. tick. Later. oH seeing tho
flame Of a lamp. Do tried ,o pick it up,
not having the slightest idea Of its na@
turc. S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

would clear his brain and set him free.
Say he will live, dOctor-only say
| he will live" she pleaded, when at last
| his life seemed ebbing away in inter-
minable sleep. -,
Yes" was the benign reply, "he Will
! live now. but il has been close shave.
The utmost care will be required 10
make his recovery certain. \ fever ike
! this entails a heavy drain on the sys-
| TEN. Caution and care are needed
Caution and care. Aye, all that lie
could give or love think of, II only he
would come back to her, kneeling mere
at his bedside. with her cheek pressed
close TO his poor. white, wasted hand
always so small and nervous and now
TRANSPARENT as that of ghost III VS.
ion of the night -,
For hours She had watched by him,
waiting 20 welcome him back TO IKE anu
love ard hope. ..,
At last he opened his eyes recognized
her and smiled 1t was but look a smile
but She knew he was saved
As his convalescencc advanced he SAID
to her one day, as if struck with d sudden
remembrance:
Lilly. dear I wish you would orlhs me
the garden canvas.
1T is not here; it was sent away
ION, WELL the other will do The Chiiu
in the Meadow Grass
But it is gone too. to the eNhloilion'
While YOU were III sent few OF the pes.
80 hon, Tho artists have all praised
them so much
.I am sorry they were not finished" he
-, ".' .. .,D'' 81 know now exactly
7''''' g.. h. IN as plain as day
"i"' ""S - e,,st hose things
10 nv. ..,.to ,,' ,.a,- 5ieiruItv"
"rIoy, long have been Il?"
Iio" us ,i..lo while she said.
y. ta7i.,.- eirht weary weeks.
'''' no. erl a. I'm her heart TO
Du, S..y 1'',.' go.
'ell nun 49, '' ~, 500 I'm tbe garden?
W.. tsr.t This April?'
hos's' "', ,-,r ,,.bo, re law down.
IL I''' M. ro-.. had BETRAYED
now il was 'O''1'
her. ,,.-,-....,,.,, H., continued
An an '''' -. - IA. fine ewes 81
WIN d" - s,,arn Illness would
'G', o .,,. oo,,c.ehe from nv brain 1
,'''' Wv. .....,s ,a,,. Won will soon see the
,,c. -. \, moro need 10 ghost IL for
IN .,.I.a 81 ~ rttle money. shall sell
'''' .'''', .,,.t and NOT ashamed Of
my o"i WI n -. ,,o. nm and paint"
'',,'''' On 49,, 49, an attempt 10 walk.
ne 'oSe 'I'',- 80 Itf. ,,.cre too much ex-
oul ,Dg Sp' mss "
HtuS''u -. do,r or nerhaph next
', ~. ,,.i,. Won will soon gain
'''' - ,,, .,o doctor saws you must
49,. and ,al,. care"
-. ,,ssld and became yes
.'' nv. o,...r,. dav brought added
''i""SS' "'''
S'.o's VIZ ....,.. into tho studio and sat
a. ''<' ~. - ,'for. .he picture which
uoW J., ol,, ,.,,- ~. nm ,bs eve of his i'll
n"d ",,''.' ', -, or TWO he looked at
49,, .r,iro of evultatior lit mp his pale face
ne LOOK up Wv ,,n. I'm shall finish this
i-'',., ~ ,..ei, g., about an hour or So
now o''. w. t.,, duhiousiv. but his
one '''',, TIT 50 Illuminated with
I"1, , "',' al ,rtbrsfasn. that she left
ne" l'' ,'s, -5,..1 v.or,, vithou. fear
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

(suddenly standing still to look at herr.
You look awfully nice Edith.
She pouting her lips prettily)-Ihen
give me nice flower, and take me.
Where shall we go, Jack?
He drawing her hand under his arm)
%. anywhere you like, darling. Han
som,
(They drive off in happy oblivion OF
the other twol-St PauIs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

We did not speak, and both felt embar-
raised. When we were near my house
Il lived long distance from the office,
1 could not contains my composure any
longer. but burst out laughing. So did
James.
Again he caught hold of my hands and
said:
Nell. will you be my"
"Devil?" said I.
Yes" said he.
Yes" said I.
We are running the paper now our
selves, and the devil" that had inter-
rupted us in the composing room is now
cur foreman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
T,rVTT6 And ORIGINAL
GOWNS BY
a. DREC OIL,
VIENNA.
Color Combination
Promenade Gowns and
eh Demi-t0iletteS.

purple which have so
r.r fashions favor. seem
out of place and have to
fighter fabrics and dain-
rarmcuize with the fresh
the baimy air and the
rce Pearl grey. tan and
rrsdomiuate in the newest
ra- with the fashionable
shades toned down 10y
reo~ soutache. Gold braid
brown s1utache deCorates
owns and silver braid en-
grey tonettes wonder
.r1 continues to hold It's
owns or indoor dresses
intend that IT. shall yet
vf-y. particularly as it
aarmiug variations in
style on plain worst
.-,e jacket is generally
18th
..' " -,D -
sam, -,
o- '- -
...-' --' ''7
-..-'' TO- ~ IS 80,
...''' ~ ''9 w ''-
.---'0' peal IT, Sp"NS,0''
stones anu ,N1 ~,
S' .'''-'''S' ''' y So So
me ..-s'o anu Is MAJ, "
- maternal ny 'ie 80
large plating OF run %,
q. me 'alA. 10y ,'S's-U'
'- .-ese --'-7 'o'', NC
wonderful eue'0s ga" oe p'0-
small expense anu '-'S 10
.- the F@-.s.e--e Uo'''S "'0' e
. fabric when we nave a'-
-- iu OBLIVION u'-'-5 many
whose return We "1'lo,-1
Is -S''-'e's '' -l,.,' 80 .,'
ROWS OH p'' ''' ,''.'' ''
anu our '''S'' " ''o-' 's 49,
made up out Oh ll-S md
.r.F grey we nope 'Aa1
and novel color union OIL
srey ana ecIu over
"-.'ea oy q oaS" ol
ID the shape Oh d oe''
al 10 our amer -'''D
airing skirt OF grey
surmounted by
e.rt. a torerunner OF
.ed skirts Nhis over
..us.y over the Hlps ana
Lt 10 the back, where II
Is shorter than in front.
n ecru valenciennes lace
-at.on lining OF Stin cream
-le-a. The very unique ana
trimming consists Oh way
m.l.iners io'os OF grey HeAr'-
b as a border ana sewn on at
rs between a winding design OIL
'd grey SIN od'Y ii''2n- Inc
the bodice winch closes at the
formed by me l''NS fastened
ny Iea1her s'','"'"@ 0'"e by
..A Srey oullou-ho'e '"'s,' Inc
the oodice is likewise ''yN7d
stitched, as Is the uppeI'Th OF tAe
- d, 1ue Slo'''''''. ',7 ,''''
me "o''N7 - 7'''.''' 49,
'''S''','' l'S'''-'.'7 -' '-,
seam ''il0 MAUI. WI '''
over cream" 'o''' ga ''''- '''
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
PROFESSOR BERRY

Still at Work subduing Vicious Horse,
and Entertaining the Public.
The nervy little Prof. Beery is still
holding forth nightly in his tent down
on Front street. Here he subdues one
or more brutes each evening, and brings
them to a condition of real usefulness
by his methods of getting at their
brains. Beery is wonderful little
man.
Last night the well known Theis
horse was brought entirely under sub
lection and tonight there will be sew
eral good Tor bad) subjects for Mr..
Beery TO tackle.
The attendance at these exhibitions
continues large and is made up of the
best people of the city. There will be
but two more nights of Prof. Beerys
exhibitions and those who have not yet
witnessed his powers should do SO by
all means before he leaves the city. A
performance tonight by his own trained
horse will alone be we'll worth the
price of admission.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
MARY STUART AND JOHN KNOX
Auditorium, Tonight.

The historical entertainment to be
given 1t the Auditorium, Thursday and
Friday nights of this week, promises to
be a rare treat to the people of Mariet-
Ia. The story of the lives of John
Knox and Mary Stuart will be graph
ieally told in song, speech and pictorial
art. Mrs. Monroe, the lecturer, is a
scholarly woman andti is thoroughly ac-
quainted with her subject, having spe m
three summers in Scotland, visiting the
scenes of the story's action and gather.
ing material for this entertainment.
The scenes will be two triumphal
professionals, Puritans and students on
their way to Leith to meet the Queen
John Knox in the court of Mary, ant
Mary on her way to execution. More
than one hundred local talent will take
part in the spectacular feature
Mrs F. E. Wittlig will impersonat, t,
the beautiful but unfortunate Queen o
Scotland. Winfield Scott Hancock will
appear as the fearless Scotch reformer
John Knox. Many others as lords
noblemen, court ladies, etc.
| Prices, 25, 35 and so cents. Chart TO
reserved seats at the Marietta Bool
Store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
GOOD Meeting at McConneisville.

Col. J. II. Riley returned Thursday
evening from McConnelsville, to which
city he accompanied Senator Hanna
and party. The Colonel reports the
Republicans of our sister county OF
Morgan thoroughly alive to the import
ance of this Falls election and the
prospects there very bright for great
Repp blican victory. Senator Hanna's
meeting was no less enthusiastic than
the Marietta meeting Wednesday
night. and not half the people who
came TO hear him could gain entranee
to the Opera House.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
The New BOnt.

Capt Dana Scott of the Lorena, will
go TO Marietta this morning. He re.
ceiyed word yesterday that the build
ers of the new side-wheel steamer for
the Zanesville-M Mcconnelsville trade
were ready to set up the frame work OF
the boat and he goes down to superin-
tend it. He will probably remain in
that city until Saturday. With good
luck the boat will be ready for launch.
ing in month or six weeks. 1t is the
purpose of its builders to make it one
of the finest steamers ever on the Mus
kingum. Recorder.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
SCOTTISH REFORMATION.
An Interesting and Entertaining Story mt
the Auditorium.

An Interesting and Entertaining Story Mt
the Auditorium.
The Story of the Scottish Reforma-
ton, or John Know VS.. Mary, Queen of
Scots, as elucidated by Mrs. II. E.
Monroe, drew a fair-sized and appreci-
ative audience to the Auditorium
Thursday night. The entertainment
is of purely historical nature, made
up of pageantry, stereopticon views
and lecture by Mrs. Mouroe. 1t is
deserving of unstinted praise. The
marches were novel and well executed
and the choruses good. Mrs. Wittlig,
as Mary, Queen of Scots, and w. ).
Hancock, as John Knox, took their
parts most pleasingly. The costum
ing of the story was very pretty and
elicted many expressions of admira
tion.
Mrs. Monroe is a lecturer of much
ability and her work with the sterop
ticion views was very interesting ant
instructive.
The entertainment will be repro
duced tonight and no one who wit
nesses it will ever regret having at
| tended.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS.

Ladies' Tailor Made Suits. made of a
fine quality of French Serge, blazer
Jacket, extra wide skirt. jacket lined
with satin rhadame, skirt lined with
rustic silk, velveteen binding, comes in
navy blue aud black. At The LEADER
$3.50.
Ladies' Tailor Made Overt Cloth
Suits, brown mixture, single breasted
REFER jacket, extra wide skirt, jacket
lined with satin rhadame. skirt lined
with rustic silk. velveteen binding
verv stylish suit. AT THE LEADER
So As.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. sEPT. "a. 1897
KOERNER-SCHAD.

A Pretty Home Wedding on sixth street
Thursday Evening.
Mr.. William r. Koerner. son of the
we'll known Second street merchant,
Mr.. Fred Koerner was united in mar
riage at eight o'clock Thursday eve
ming to Miss Dorothy S. Schad, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schad, Sr. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Theme at the
home OF the bride on Sixth street, near
Wooster. The wedding was pretty
home affair, only the members OF the
two families being present. An elab'
crate wedding supper was served after
the ceremony, and the happy couple
left for the Koerner home on Second
street. where they will reside tenn
porarily and where they will be at
home to their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koerner are an esti-
mable young couple. very popular in
their circle, and possess multitude OF
friends who will join the Leader in
wishing them much happiness. They
were the recipients from friends and
relatives of many handsome presents.
Those from distance who attended
the wedding were Miss Lizzie Schad,
OF Des Moines. Iowa, Miss Mary Schad'
of GAINESVILLE, O., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Meuser, of Massilon, o.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
Probate Court sett.sments.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts have been filed in the Probate ourt
Of Washington County, Ohio, and Will be for
hearing and settlement
OCTOBER l5TH, 1897.
Nancy Marvin, decd, by L. w. Ellenwood,
Admir- lst ptl.
Catharine Rathbone, decd, by c. D. Rath-
bone Admir- st ptl.
Sardine Stowe, decd, by L. Eva Stowe,
Adm'rx final
Barbara schillsott, decd, by j. B. Schillsott,
Admir- final.
Haunah Taylo-, decd, by L. w. Enenwood,
Admir- LIST pt'l.
Samuel 5 Knowles. decd, by Henrietta
Knowles, ExecutriX. LIST ptl
John Il Hail. decd, by Maria Hall, Execu
trix, lst ptl.
Franci, ,. Henry, decd, by D. Meade Dem
| ing, Admir- Firal
| Daniel Drain, decd, by John Drain, Exr l4tt
ptl
Paul F. Andrews, ct al. Minors by Tbos
| Ewart, Trustee, Final
MAJ han Moore, decd by a D. Hopper, Adm'l
| Final
Aaron Harrington, decd, by A. ]. Harring
ton, Ex'r 7th ptl.
| Margaret E. Stanley, by w. Schofeld
Admir- OF G. w. Stanley, Trustee, Final
Bridget Gilligan by d. w Schoaeld, Adml
OF q, W. Stanley, Trustee, final
Exceptions may be filed TO any OF the above
~ ~ D. r. ROOD,
| Probate Judge.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
A Hot Time.

Wednesday night there was lively
skirmish at Belpre between number
of colored men who had been attend
ing the Emancipation celebration.
The trouble broke out between resi-
dents of the Belpre and Cedarville
neig ghborhoods and half dozen or
more were mixed up in it. One man
drew a knife and made an apparently
successful attempt to stick it in ar
others back, but the pair fell over g
high bank and the railroad men who
had been watching the fracas, LOST
sight of them.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
Awoke in Mid-air.

The friends of we'll known driver
of bottling works delivery wagon are
enjoying a good j1ke at his expense
A customer went to the bottling works
Thursday, and finding the victim
asleep, proceeded to tie his hands and
feet together and secured block and
tackle with which by means of a bell
about his waist the sleeper was hoist
ed almost to the ceiling. He awoke in
mid-air and his establishment can bt
better imagined than described.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
n<,s-FoR RENr-FINE HOUSES.

bdf- FOR RENT-FINE HOUSES. Just
completed, a double house near junction OF
Putnam, Glendale and Seventh streets, with
fve large rooms about fifteen feet square in
each side, brick wall from cellar TO attic separ-
ates tenements, front porch with electric door
bells on each side, mantels, CRATES and cream
colored pressed brick hearths in sitting rooms
and parlor chambers, tile hearths bronze and
tile fronts with mantels in parlors, natural gas
In each room, city water Ia kitchen with sinks
and waste TO sewer. slop basin TO sewer at each
back door, cistern with filter and chain pump
back OF each house. Apply at No. 3, Leader
Building
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
PARKERSBURG LYING.
Sample From the Sentinel of Thursday
Evening.

Evening.
Money-bags Mark Hanna, who spoke
at the republican meeting at Marietta
last night was in this city twice within
the last forty-eight hours. He passed
through here on Tuesday night in the
Chesapeake s. Ohio private car No. A,
and as the car was reported as Super
intendent Doyle and party" the local
repu blicans did notknow of his presence
in the town. The car came down from
Marietta last night to Belpre on the b.
& o. S. w. freight train run. and was
brought to this city by yard engine,
but the Senator had retired and the
few persons who knew that he was in
town could not get to see him.
The car was sent west on the Flyer
last night
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
\ + THE LIZ ADER.'
NEW DRY GOODS STORE UNION STREET,
Women's Ready To Wear Garments!
SILK AND SATIN WAISTS.

Ladies' Tafetta Silk Waists. plain
and changeable colors. beautifully
made, latest style sleeve, tucked front
plated back. At THE LEADER "a 9S.
Satin Waists in black and colors.
made of fine quality of extra heavy
Satin Duchess, new sleeve, tucked
front, plated back, very handsome
waist. AT THE LEADERS $3.50.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke
Your Life Away.

Ifyou want TO quit tobacco using easi-
ly and forever, be made well, strong,
magnetic, full of new life and vigor'
take No-To-B Bac, the wonder-worker
that makes weak men strong. Many
gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 4oO,-
600 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from your
own druggist, who will guarantee
cure. Booklet and sample mailed free,
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or
New York.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
Business Opportunity,

Wanted, a man with $3.50, more or
less, can secure legitimate light manu-
featuring business in which there is no
risk nor competition and from s6 to IS
daily profits. For personal interview
address ]. A. White. general delivery.
Marietta, O
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-24
Arrested for Non-support.

John w. Merrill was arrested by
Constable Parlin Wednesday night and
locked. up to await a hearing before
Squire Hart on the charge of non.sup-
port of minor children. He will be
tried Saturday. The complaint is made
by Rowena Perdew. of Tunnel.