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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.

BUSINESS LOCALS.
D-WANTED-Two rooms on West Side for
light housekeeping. MRS MUHLB,Cu,
III Harmar and Lancaster SITS.
Nar3o 2t
ty"FoR SALE OR TRADE-A good farm of
- acres in Durham township. VIII trade for
house and lot in the city Call on
VI, Il. HART, Agent,
Marco l-w& ;33 Second street,
Ez8-FOR sALE-Two new four room houses
for sale cheap S y. HILL 2)7 Gilman ave,
MarlD st
sIT~TOR sALE.-Fine building lot ON
Montgomery street, within one block of elec.
tlin street car limo f J. CUTTER,
Feb l3thtf Attorney.
Bszy~ FOR SALE. Good farm of 100 Ccres
miles from Waterford Price $1,000 Terms:
cash, Il in one year, u in two years, at six
per cent interest. F. j. CUTTER,
Feb. .i3th-tf. Attorney
Szy-FOR SALE.-Good farm of GG15 acres on
Ohio river between two stations on b, {; o. s
W.R.R. Price sl2OO. One third cash, one
third in one year one third in two years at six
uer cent interest +. J. CUTTER,
Feb. .l3th-tf. Guardian
sEf"Willam s. Bell, Expert Piano Tuner
Leave orders at Blume's Jewelry Store, 252
Front street
CEy"Get prices on door and window screens
from A. C. Werdelken, corner Mulberry and
Poplar streets Nov. .2ith. IT,
no FOR SALE.-25 Lots on Emerson Heights
subdivision and six acres adjoining Corp. line
at low prices and easy terms.
90 Residence properties in the city tor sale
on easy terms
Farm In Decatur township for sale or eX.
change Farm in Wood Co., w. sale
or exchange.
Two new houses on West Side on easy terms.
Call and see us If wanting to purchase pro-
perty. Oil leases for sale,
P''''' WARD & STONE
225 Second Street.
fry FOR SALE.-A good room house on
West side, Sll00 An room house on Wooster
street with all the conveniences, S2400. An
room house on upper Third street. $2lO0. Four
acres of land and four room house near city.
5000 Some desirable building lots in upper
part OF city from 5000 to $500.
ia. PLUMER & Son,
Mills Building, Corner Putnam and Second
streets.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31

czfFOR SALE.-Good farm of GG15 acres on
Ohio river between two stations on b. s: o. S.
W. R.R. Price Sl2OO One third cash, one
third in one year, one third in two years at six
per cent. interest. Il. J. CUTTER.
Feb. l3th-tf. Guardian.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31

Bsy" FOR SALE. Good farm of 100 Ecres
3 niles from Waterford. Price $4,000 Terms:
b cash, Il in one year, y in two years, at six
per cent. interest. +. j. CUTTER
Feb. i3th-tf. Attorney
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31

Leave orders at Blume's Jewelry Store, 252
Front street
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31

sI6T~FO SALE.-Fine building lot on
Montgomery street, within one block of elec.
trc street car limo + j. CUTTER,
Feb l3th-tf. Attorney.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31

l9~FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good farm OF
- acres in Dunham township, VIII trade for
house and lot in the city. Call on
VI, Il. HART, Agent,
Marco l-wI .33 Second street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31

gE"Ge prices on door and window screens
from A. c. Werdelken, corner Mulberry and
Poplar streets. Nov 2ith If.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31

sz3t-FOR SALE-Two new four room houses
for sale cheap s. y. Hill. 207 Gilman ave,
Mar30 81
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-31

D-WANTED-Two rooms on West Side for
Iight housekeeping. MRS MUHLB,Cu,
III Harmar and Lancaster sts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01
WOMEN DEFEND THE HONE.
Fear <hass Fired at = Druaken Man.
NAom Tkey HI~4sok for .
Ru<xfar

I've warrer sze5tsssly crxfz- Murder
ard .'s5sz~zlsrss e frzzS1c fright ard EEIzg
q r@vosvzr al = rs. as1rfy feA1ow wAoEn
ths-y tssk sox ; bzzxgE4-. rrzEzzE have hesz
ess- x sassr AGEs 81 s G'ctocs xes<sTa1y
xerfa!zx Tie Supposed burglar ESCAPED
before a re4gAl0r ez=A LLSs L0ezze
s=-s4szz. vvno ElTas with E@- nc<AeE az Fszs
sfreee s4sxs azoxs S@eaaH Axsu1@. wAS
zxaksn-a az ahsGE o'escck = shs sa1~E-
tag nsv x0rae oua e7snEng Il shs back gate
So Eosxes srzt ard saw 3 lA-x@ Ezs2z
cautiously ageroaeEsng Tia back aoor e
tAa Hsuss MIS- Sea@sn Taz down stairs
and axegzE6 AeE nzssascs Hrs. Z < HEEzf,
ana tne tTs ~cE@sE Secured Fevoavs<
ard rzrar1r az 70 meet -as INTRUDER AE.
rsnf wzs Ezse - with = resent opera
,as1. ard vas unAhae 90 ieAvs lis Bad.
sc sAs g4sax q rep4lszng the burglar de-
VOWEL unsn Ers- ffGG- She lad lad ex-
rsrs~ues. 1c~ = burglar had broken iEts
ne nsgusa cnea before. and after he had
roztass away sue sS1t q coEr1e CO e1llss-s
after h2H-
TIE wsn@n couIi hear tbs Ez4n trying 20
gst Il TIE kitchen door. ard Mrs. Hunt
wure oct irta the kitchen az1 ordered TIE
fellow e 20 away. There was 10 -sspans 50
bot tie Efforts CT tfge man - <ss n vers
renewed Then Mrs Hunt Cred through
the deer. TIE frightened woman Supposed
that thas would scare the fellow away.
bur Il took auathsT shot through tire panel
20 srsgAtsz k1sn or
Meas yale sxss Sel6aa had tee1 erying
fer hasp srom ths tro1t perez But ne Gre
cane. except Ire burglar. He came around
TIE hczzs ard Mrs E1n- ordered him CT
aEa5a- Instead of guns. he started to-
ward Tie hoase- TEo more shots were
nred b. the Intrepid woman. bot Tor a.
the maj. for BY this tzns Trey had be-
co-s convinced that he vas drunk ard
probably bunting for his own house.
SAcrtiy Aftar. he got Il through lis mud
died brain that he was not wanted. 2a4
he rlade his Way Down TIA steps ard away.
Alexander Alien wao lives next door.
cane over about that tLrne ard gave chase
sftsr the man wno had caused al TIE
truuhla, but be could not be found
Thsrs are several police officers within
hearing g the shooting bar L so happenei
that the Incident occurred ta1zt "a they
cane CT duty. Ozzeer Bryant was ~ Sec
end aza Pike 81 $50 O'Clock. ard he was
jotne6 there bT OzHcers LIiSsy and Free
man Tasy came down the street togsEa-
er. arriving az yesler way about as
o'clock Mrs. HINTS Intruder must have
GENE about fhe tsrae That tie officers
reached Ysslar way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01
BOYS NEARLY DROWNED.
Waterman of the Steamer Garland
Risks HIS Life TO save
n EhSRa

The wat.hran en- The ssaarasr Garland.
which pIys between Seattle and Dun
geness. DID = he-1sc act early yesterday
morning and saved tAe Iife OF a Eftls boy
~ rtsk.ag bis ewn-
The Garland a. ClaiIara took on two
Ettie passengeEs-hoy about srd years
Old respectively Thsv came aboard hold
ing eaea others hands L. hrosaerIy trust
and affection. aud they reireated fato a
dark corner ard waited for tia beat 20
land 81 Port Crescent. When that port
vas touched 81 about : o'cIscs IN the
morning the little hoys had been almost
forgotten. Il was dark. and II the coz
fusion % unloading freight and getting
clear the attic fellows were negfecss.a-
But they we're awake. and knew that tbs
was where they were 20 land. They hal
seen the plank ard knew the way. But
they d6 not know that the plank had
been hauled In. Trusting 20 fate. the little
fellows walked oGs ths plank and dropped
CT into the wassr. Sore one heard the
splash: bat thu boat had Just started Up.
ard when the Officers realized vsat had
happened the steamer was many tses
away. The wheel wAs stopped. and sor 4
moment the Officers listened A little voice
hroEe ths stiffness % the night with TIE
sharp cry in distress:
Save my brother. he y drowuinz-"
The steamer Was backed TIP slowly. for
ralsher ef the listle fellows could be seen.
Suddenly the Waterman GA the boat
caught sfEE1E Of heaa IN the water. In
another moment hs had plunged n. ard
with dozen strokes had rescued the
youngest boy. The little fellow WIS guirg
down fog the last time. * required con-
siderable time % Land the little fellow.
and mere time 70 bring him % Conscious
ness, and Gil this time the oissr boy was
cIgn=tng co q plle under the wharf. When
he was rescued froua his perilogs position
he was greatly pleased ~ k2ow that his
younger brother was safe
TIE mama O. me heroic watcerrar could
rot hs learned last night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01
LOCKED Up ~ wHaTcoM JAIL
Young Graham, of Seattle. Arresse a
for Grand Larceny.

A Young mar rar.sS GraaaEa. who for
En@r5y worked 81 E-res7erfrk's tewesry store.
srens last rixht = TIE city sasi at What
ecr1. ard viii BE brought down today.
He Is charged with grand larceny.
Graham borrowed sszs tocis recently
frxn J. r Carroll who conducts 4 tsxsl-
~ store urEsr ths r-sztos.ce- Later -
tcek tbs tools back ard gave them ~
M Carroll Several DAYS tste~ Graham
hcrrovsa Ire tools again Mr.. Carroll
Was rot a. IRE store. hEr his elsrk sap-
posed Z. VS. al right ard let the ssols
-. Tasy are valued az sc OF tsa. Gra-
ham tod TIA clerk fhss he had employ
nens zt Taeogus. sls xzs golr~ ss@rs -
work Mr. CarTU0 nuS the matter n
Crsef q Fc9Ic@ Reefs hands ara ~
chief Wired 6sscrfpzsen % Graham %
the c1ssf q police a. Whatccr Last
2. grit tse wAatr0rl osTssr wired tzst Is
lad Graham locked Ep.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

WASHINGTON. Aug. s-.-Tns vrssser
Aarsaa u rs repart % creP cos1alf-ars for
80 wsak ended a. 5 a m. AcEuss q, saT 2
Kssrfv corn g maturing n low Aisso.li :
$3.50 S@gs~assa ard South Dak9ta. ouE
q - frsAs sow progress f. uianefs, In
sssns xy'Fsranssn ard Michigan y Ken
fer,tv Tennessee ard ArEanEas re ereH
r,=aaaissa % - short. cNins . dTottn-
771s snr3nT waezt harvest = nearly coz1-
r,fstea n sfiuuesssa ard North DaS0ta alad
rNr.zhffr e general IN Warrington aEd
r.rarrn saa weather has seen especially
fapcraa,s far tkrashl1g ne heayy Waeaf
r-or xhsca ezs bzen harvested n - 50
s#araE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01
Long Ran to a Fire.

Frank Christnaa,s house CT the size %
the hill down nsar the hoEtlIags works.
caught fire yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock and was nearly destroyed Only
the frame ard foundation are Ieet. It>was
& 5ne-story house Mrs. Chrlstnan was
washing when she discovered the roof 70
he On Gre near where ire stavspipe went
through. II few moments the whole roos
was ablaxs and neighbors began . carry
ont tha household goods Everything was
saved. TIE department had a long rua
down the Grant street bridge and arrived
n time 20 pu. the fire cut \ nelghhcrinx
fraEas building hare1y escaped burning
Chrsstnsaa works in the ClZnssen-Sws snay
brewery re valued TIE hoEse sni con-
tents ar 81 Sc ard had $50 insurance.
A two-story frame house. occupied bT
= EGIzn1 ard family. Esar Green lake.
was damaged so by IRE early yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

Many n@orsA insane tNsy can 10 tNt-Es
vAscA tAgw za1ro< ms - particularly
tue - Aahl-s Ex. sAe tcs&eeso - cc-es
Eas1E n p@rsc1 s4zx2Sxsd - sfE1s< C
these habits zA@y be oz@ 81 ssscA cccsszssc-
ten r11- ia a--@cs@ used - rcascrczs -
htS.. bws they Ez-s they c@a ss@ cos~ss
tfs~ saSSazcs4 wszAo<-t ar saz sEsrt. Eux
-ts1Es1-2z * pesss1e CO. they re@Se~s
Se Ire ws2k Sselsag cS sessussh t-ccsSe.
o. ss2G acre. % cs&-Eezs 60 dag % TIE bet
szz-as ia asxs Lay. saksng pains 20 avas1
che ssz-- tks old srs1eie ssows 80 agar:
50 as lozg So Il - rot tia xza. II mass
css sSrre<aSzS h@we eaEsas = c2a't -
ce~ee~
T1s1 eozlow xe-re .@ss. On Diet. ana stSa
tAs trS1els eo1tiz1ess sws-T srcwn r~s-
son vii - tAougaf &c an. sxps~s-ented
VIA a%zs t2sy vii nce leave 90 the aoCea.
fog thsS Ike K too veil
ID sSszh Z Hay - suggested tkas maj
tiers % looked sazA-eRy IN TIE tscsl x
yosz KEEP On with Ettis as eGG$esa ~
ee-za ecw1 sIes unless The Actzre eaEzs .
renewed
Go@sa cnGxAzns p<zso1ras szkaioSds -
s-.s-A Quantities wnErA can Re w.esxec-od
hy Perfectly seG1thv aSast. but which
seriously AFFECT these who are kite 5a-
low par physically. er ehil2rsa-
To such. Postum Cereal cc-nas as =
been X has the eoacr az lava eoe-ee
creams 70 Ike thscx NochA. and las a
delicious f-ag-arce and tzste. L - rns6e
~ the Postum Cereal Co. r4n-. Battle
Creek AIeh, WAea tasted critically. Il
wal - found 20 hare grain a2vpr that
"a crisp and pleasant r : strictly = focs1-
orsEs- being rra1s entirely q cereals
wheat. escA
Postum the grain coffee. VII rourtSA
and f2stea GGllts ard children. zna car
hs Esed a. every Eseai wtth decided ad-
vantage
Just IS good a. Postum Cereal FOOD
Cet-ea ara words used 20 sesrsa5 the pub
w.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01
nE-SfoN oF rmEosoPHY.
Pref. Mckenzie sketches its Reis-
lien so nRtExinn-


sfaa SO Religion
Pre- Isha NcSenzse. - Spokane lec-
tgrss last esen1nw ~ tha l8sasopalcsl
yessyss slas TaIgd aveEae. 90 TIE Religious
sIss.aa * Thsescphy.~ he showed saat
u-e sssanra 5n tas press7.2t5cn q ~ 1s
szuth was row rscssssrT. As MGtsnsz
arna1H saEHs ~Taars &rs tao -A.0Es aea-zt
re Carsst.&n ressEtan A@t-a ara CEa&s2s 20
every f.e-elessnE perssa. uHa IS tsAt u-ea
cannot sss gssns2s e. sls osaer shat tssy
Garnet &c w.th e as e Is zheescEsT
-a-s~a 20 restore 90 ags5ssiex Christian 81 81.
80 tfsse srn@r 81 essssTlS meaning q re-
nsssus trush. wEasA hse n~cone 8ost.
PRED NIc-< s1zzs traced eus Il SsSaI the
rassAsa os tAscsa1ag 81 tass respect tse
.a--rarss ths seateFse sr-rta - wrsn tHzrs1-
phv reveals wffh ths external secfrass
- .rrt4ns3@x tGsoiGEy. ard usA3ceasset ga.
fh=aEoxy weg55 ~ cc=ng s4 era ,asg -
ar.ant sae .&ssssahsc inferp~HfsefsB q -
ues..sss doctrines 81 he swamEe4 by --s-
ssrsessnn FheesHwsv hs called tae srrte
Exts whra asEw11ssrs re 5oefzzas c.
CHrlstassF
rres 2feEscz4s e.a sscsare agar tats
exenug a. tsa sazas SAGE 90 +-TessscsNy-
a~f sAE New A<1rome@nF rNs lr-eera
~ nrsszrs ths 5stest easesvgrs-s Il zaer-
t-srrnnl- seseNem sa sse ~ea1-~ es tsrr---
ensv aas shaw rNsr acear5azcc zsa
tes szcssae ke5wAssra WA. sasosszar
aeuavs NFfnNg fsrwsTr2
Y--e-~ SaaEsle FrsS N.Eemrls wI e, e.,
E-ve~ets Sulaaczzass. Esa-raaTan aaz was.
s,~s Th~r - ezpectz 90 }A-.zzs r 81
Fsrezessee uroa srseEt1e se55sczs z shs
nwat Ct theoSepay-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

Otto Bocis, a passenger who left here
on the schooner Moonlight. reached the
ciEy yesterday from SanaEnos where he
had gore ashore With two companions ana
had been LEFT. He S@nies that the passen-
gers Of the Moonlight are dissatisfied
We had three meals 4 day al rt-hts
he said, ard the schooner VAS rot
crowded a. they say. The iunen table
was ser 81 day long. and the captain ted
us 20 hep ourselves whenever Ne get
hungry. As fsr the tug. that Is another
matter The captain % the J. NJ Goldman
d.dn's seem to understand his business.
TIE Moonlight Is aow weu On her way
north
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

A nan ~ ire name or wal5 Invaded the
busy saaetun OF Labor Commissioned
Circuit yesterday with a grievances. Es had
paid out Sc q sha way OK fees 70 secure a
"tob~ Wben 30 went % see his pros
pecssve employer TIRE latter sxscted what
WalA exary9sd IS anerous conditions. ard
he decided nor % take ths place. Thsn hs
wanted as fees refunded Tie eanul s.
sicner called "a Acting Mayer Crfehtor
ard there was lively conference Finally
Vvasi got Bas money back ar4 went away
satisfied
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

Articles - lucarpor4Etez E-aFa Hsss vss-
eE--szF fsr ths EG4eu-aa pzzrr asnx &C.
E9Es2A4 SICK A4aass tr4sssas. James
ssseaan. q. AEzrsaAA aas a +. z2.ssalL
Wrtt - c1nnzs tueers 80 ssa- s<ss1s=s
-ezs E1aag A445e Martin tza Etf@ IL
wetr-1 ElE4 Wzo @-4s sa1lsn~1 ! fsw
sass axe ~ Lrs E4s sy as. Szarplrs ca
c@&ESe ss -&S@- - t1s 2zs42z ~
zEcseHz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

r. Ea<oshfn1a Narri. - re N!poon
Tassn kzssha. "a due 20 ar~tva September
from the Orient Tbs vessel has a car
ring capacity - S.af6 tcGs. se4nx tAs farx-
sst regular v4sssl q The ~ounxrv tnas las
yst come 20 SeaEsls- "a f5Ill cz~ze - svrsf.-
fz- Der FIeHr tQr EorekouE zvzI 81 the
hol& Between decks wiil e. as-aazssss sa-
Shanghai ard 3ae9 toEs e raass or Esse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

r ". Young. of Alaska. registered az
TIE Dsiisr last evening.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. u. ?. H!cxerson. OF
Eaqalzn. are q. tks Dsler.
Miss Anna Mayer and MIS- CARROTS
Hoffman. of Oak Ear5cr are az the Dtiisr.
Mr ard Mrs. G D. Webster, q sacra-
rlert1. Cal. On thsIr way - Skaxuay. are
n Fremont.
3. g. HokE- q TACOMA farsT2ersE q Lsss4e
Nr Eolc came 20 Washington tive nsersns
szo FOR ass health. and Is greatly n love
wtth ire salg4erls9s citrate % Puget
sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

The toslawsng zsw SUITS were als-s ye@-
tarAay u IRE sGpsriaT eaa-c.
F. A Back 4 %. ws Harry Asa. rosss
soia ar& delivered. Sc -
r Ftarsoa Erfez KM~hfat
ass Eeesf feF E1ezs esssxe-ef s-gs
ah3r performed $50 ~
" Gallagher vs. g. e. Austin ard II
= PRISE scr zr3t 0e Ferlsw
Eazn1r IL = Ccu--a - Ana 3,
E~zzssz - az rr--ssesFy -see. & $50
nrasx. So sf-eT1eS ses ana fo-ee ses-
az
E-lZ1ar 2. NeLE1z - ArtAzr = NJ
rasm &sHnrrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

A aose q Ayers Cherry Peceerzf tzs-r
f. tsus h&z prevented nary a z. Es SIX
reHs and saved rgE8srosss Lives. Tnfs
rr1ves fhs r~cssstcy q ks~7irx IRIS -
s-e--Sarah5s reesfsetns wzsra x ear "a
readily r@acaea a. az hours of re Cay
ar2 rlxht.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

= Snw~seton ard AEna IL Eurr. Heta
~ seattle. E1Earsz Lenrcx arz Caresns
savers. hsth q DrrsnE L1wszzt c. Tene-
spa ana 1l2A 2. Las azey. actn 81 Ev~
r~a=~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

tors and h1seerz ct n. csu~s.a-~ -.
- 20 oE 70 New yarx. Ps,x~-- -
Ph1ladHzrnsz. @a1
L W sforrc-. - Saa Franessee. sz-s--
l1As sa4Ee % the Paees1 Festaf T'elexrs-,s
- - 1es'sfaEy. = a. tbs Exsle-. Aaxszx
e1-ns 2 Seattle 10 EJECT eEea~wp r 49,
Wee pse~sstent srA general raar.a~~~ - -.
rAeffsc Postal TsIexraSa cz1as f.annna~v
go n Haw a. EazE wv rs TzrzsszsT -
k@@3<s. 81 resz<e - s1@ paefsze snass 80.
VIA o. Ar- Warts rsrz. stss. "a -. -
err par - re ec1t3n@n-. wne~~ - go.
ies q rs ecE-pary l. Al szupe~.sns e.es1-
= Eofn-1&r1e- He u zS< sxseg1sss a a~-4wA
"a S@zszss before sanaav zr<s she rs-..sf-
tzg part ~ his fssnerarv -ss11 - -.
se<zzfnea astAcaxh r - believed -. -
VII Visit Portland ard s4- Fraaes.se -
zokS refazE2nz E-aKz- wAgh zzr Ss.r~s~ s.
IL " Lev. AeayT heller q possaI SECS
VIC - A. present rlzn4xxzx kh4 pr =
t2se With Iehn W. MaekaT. TIE swo Asemx
TIE Trustees u fAe AL
ar. Nard- fer waakn Nszsrz- Ley zra
- ar Waa11zzg. has sssasly sp@n& his
sumner vacations n Ezrsse ezss A. s@@
earnest Solicitation q sfr. D~y - s,asN~-
n11e1 20 visit ire Goass ard r.a~sonzsf.r
Ssox ever t1s PoaxaI syx<enn. II skss r.
sp@eE ass vtssx may rssus< IL : Hsrezse n~r~
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metal ring. sad relic Of dsfunct
pigeon. vas Brought % ths Poss-Tnteiii-
gencer ofHca yesterday b. a hunter. who
had taken the rsng from the leg Of a bird
whica he bad shet. On the ring Is the in
scrfpttou. Wv 2 & So"
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We ara ESw r-~-2r@t % 80 rz-- sawstsaz
ssr "a t-z1s f&rg szsAssrel 81 Nczz&r.s-
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A reliable business firm ar company &C.
string d competent business manager
please address, With fail particuizrz
"a. e" care OF Po@trIrssll3 xsncer.
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rr.eIlfx@nssr ss-s GO Ts1- x VII cost
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TIE Market street. Baptist church AZ the
Jas. regular r-eetsne gave 3 UNANIMOUS cal
% Rev. Thomas Bai3wsz n D. . be-
core The pastor, sd &c has entered e1
lbs 1assss
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- " mat 3 magic and wonderful. r!ch
~ Desirable. - rvsven by Incidenfs
sAea ars sesn every day. bar nawhere has
ess ben al Incident which proves the
eszxnsst more decidedly than ere which
IA fut occurred hack Ia Wisconsin and
sasch d ssre related.
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&c n Southwestern Wisconsin razs-ets
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- spflar from which 4 secures rs water
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g kEfw - wonderful properties until II
- klnefsf % supply the city with water
nv eoHspared the water with the IA
1'ss Hazkeshs water ard 4 double Dis
*as'za - they sent for experts. aud the
zers asslsresi in lengthy reports that
skfsr was perfect. they bottled sam
" anc seat them 20 Germany ard
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