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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

morning the new crusher arrived In
this city and VIII be shipped out i'm
med ately. o her material necessary
for the completion OF the work VIII
follow in short order and 1t will BIZ but
q matter Of n short time until the com
pauy viii have en- enormous daily
output to its credit.
A gentleman IN speaking OF the
Mercur mine today, clsssed It ae m
onuTm ou.ly valuable propagation. t.
look At the orc bodies In the mine, said
one would think that comparative
ly spep ing, scarcely n handful OF the
orc had beon taken out. The property
seems to he one vast body OF rich
mintrnl.bearlng tock, 90 slupandCu. In
sizs as to require ynars Of indeiRti2nbie
lauOr 10 remove. Tue company, con-
tinued tue gentleman, has untold
millions hidden In tho chambers OF
that great property.
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TRUSTEES SALE


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain tr1s'
de01 made on the 22nd day OF October, A. y
l'9l, by Martha Miller TO W. II. Lynn, when
SAID trust deed Is recorded in Book ~ o.
mortgagea on page ~ records OF Iooele
County, Utah. the undersigned will offer ior
sale and sell TO tho highest bidder for cahh, .,
the west mont OF the aalt sake County Couts
House Otherwise known as the JON,
Iitg and County building IN M M
dS r Of Aprii! iso7, al Il O'Clock noon of ihai
day all the real estate hereinafter descrlpeu,
or 40 much thereof as may DO necessary 10 pay
ana discharge tho indebi odnoss secured w
SAID trust deed. and the amount OF all taAos
trust deed by 4. Il. Jones the owner ana
holder OF said indebtedness, and the eNpensee.ss
OF SAID trust including reasonable ATTORNEY
and counsel foes and compensation 70 ~
trustee tor his services and the cos1 OF 'ni'
notice. 49,.
! his sale Will be made at the request OF me
holder OF said indebtednoas, and because OF
the default in payment OF said indebtedness
at maturity.
said roai estate is particularly described as
follows:
Al the following described premises ana
mining property, situate In ophir Hlll Mlh,n In
Dstricf county Of ToOclo then IerritoTy' nov
state OF Utah, to wit: ,b,
I'm Undivided one. half ~ interest ~ lne
Emile Lido Mining Clam described as iollONsi
General land onice number eighteen thousand
four hundred and forty two ls44sl, mlnu H,a'
certificate number fifteen hundred ana ioln
two. patented August ionth no., 1881 70 M oga
Ian a. FOX and YIN. @ Miller, lot number Sno
hundred and forty tli9) ophir iiln us
tTict
w. r. LYNN, Trustee
L. II. THOMPSON. Attorney.
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WEATHER VANE.
Montana, Oregon aud Wyoming
Stations.

Weather reports showing observa.
lions al am. today:
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 30.l9;
temperature, s6; minimum, Al, wind,
8 uth, miles per h Ut; clou y.
Baker City-Barometer, 90. 9S; TEN.
perature, AZ; minimum, Az; wind,
southeast. miles per hour; rain, IL
inGhee; cloudy.
Cheyenne Barometer, 300s; tenn.
perature, 80; minimum, 81; wind,
northwest, ~ miles per hour; clear.
HRvre- Barometer, 2992; tenn.
peTaIure, 30; minimum, 80; wind.
west, light; cloudy.
HelenG-Bsrometer, 20 SO, tempera.
ture, -; minimum, IS; wind, ,outh-
west, light; partly CLOUDY.
Miles City-BarOmetet, 90 9S; TEN.
peraiure 32; minimum. 70; wind,
south, light; rain, .0A inches; clear.
Winnemurcs Barometer, 3O.OS;
temperature, 40; minimum, Ss; wind,
west, S miles per hour; clear.
Idaho bnlls-Bnromeier, 30.l6; TEN.
perature, 30; minimum, "a; wind,
south, miles per hour, rain, 10
iuches.
General and local forecasts for SO
hours ending s p. m. Friday:
For Utah: forecast made at San
Francisco.) Cloudy and probably rain
tonight and Friday stationary tenn.
persture.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Cloudy
and probably rain tonight anu Fri.
Jay; stationary temperature.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
1oday's temperature lie shown In the
fac simile thermometer given below;
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A PRonIsING oLAIn.
lti. owned by a. A. Keunsr and mr.,
Cron al HEAVIER.

Cron al beaver.
Hon. s. A. Kennur viii "hie him
self butl" 10 Beaver In day or two
for the purpose OF casting his "heagle
HE" over mining proposition there
in which he with Mr.. w. 3. Croft is
interested. Mr.. Kennsf's sudden
exit from the city Ia caused by the re-
celpt OF a letter which came TO hand
the other day. telling him shat "our
claim IS all right" aud Gpprislng him
OF the fact that ore had been extracted
therefrom which went 20 per cent.
copper, several ounces In silver ana a
trace OF GOLD 10 the ton.
The PROP city In QneetlOn has Its loca.
ton In the Lincoin disttjct, not great
many PAGES from Mr.. KeDnet's old
stamping grounis. This district WAS
hummer la years gone by and con.
tanned numerous properties which once
yielded ore OF exceeding riChnes +.
Among these are the Creole and D.
cember, both OF which turned out dirt
Hssaying a. high as $50 ounces in silver
anu $3.50 IN gold to tne tou. There wac
also Tue Llncoln property, which, how.
ever, was forced to shut down through
legal controversies in which IL became
involved. The essstiOn OF operations
~ hh'e IASFNAAJ lhh ANAAAiNA bA Aht
entire distrlUi, ana not at this late dale
has 1t recovered from the gh0ck.
"rhe distrloI," said Mr.. Kenner TO
o NEWS representative touny, "bsa "a
great aGy4ntagn over other camps in
that Il IL situated ciose TO the railroad.
II is principally silver area al.
though not property has bsen opened
up but what has shown ore which
contained more or Less OF the yellow
metal. The camp mas been practically
dead for number OF years. but The
outlook at present IL that there Will be
revival In that vicinity before long.
II the Lincjin people ever get dissn-
tangled lrum their present difiieultie.
they will undoubtedly resume opera.
lions and give tho camp q push
Whether they do OF not, no wevsr, MT.
Croff and myself intend to start the
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WORK ON TmE mERouR.
Everything in Splendid sbaps-Ihe
MIN Enlarge

gerythinE IN hpleuuiu sbhpe-A IA q
MIN Enlargement
The manager oil the MGrcur, Mr..
John Dern, returned from ons OF his
periodical trips to the niue last even.
ing. The gentleman had no sp ecial
object In view In going out, but states
that he found everything in rafting
cd shape.
For few days past the company
mas experienced some difficulty in
getting sufficient ore over the road for
treatment 1T the mill, but now It Ia
believed that that obs aGle has been
overcome. The heavy snow tuis win.
ter han retarded operations somewhat
but Notwithstanding this, the mill h 4s
been kept running all the time, with
che exception ola two days shutdown
while repairs were being made.
AitsuuOu is now beng given 20 the
Infringement Of the mill 10 IA SU0.tOn
capacity. Yesterday car Of lumber
was lsia d0wl at the camp and thie
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NOTICE..

The annual meeting OF the slocs.
holders OF Y on'a Cooperative Ms,.
camille Iuttliu'ion will be held In ,ha
| lutituiion's office, No, 10 to 81 south
Main street, Salt Lake CITY, on Mon,
my, April 5, 1897, ut 1890 pm. tar
me purpose OF hearing the presiJe,i,s
report, tic election OF directors ami
I'll curs Tor the ensuing year, and fnr
TIE trans'c ION Of suc other blslness
as may G. me hefo the meeting,
II. q. WEBER, 5 crerary.
SAT- LHke On 20 % 1897
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AIOoHS Ann mAnKEra.


NEW YORK. March 25.-stOck market opened
IN ainly lever, anthracite coalers ana 81 ang
ers receding fraCtonally. disposition was
manifest to limit ventures until the scope OF
tue Transnissourian decision and the action
10 be taken By The railroads arc better under
stood
me pressure against the grangers became
severe after the initial operations and on
heavy sales values declined lalll, tho latter
in burlington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

Or. Woodruff has returned from
Finite whittier ne went TO look over
the Black Dragon. He says the
miners ale driving away on the'hssur 9
with satisfactory results. Tintic, Rs
with all other 4ialricIs, has plenty OF
snow, 10 fact too muoa TO permit Of a
great deal Of activity on young pros.
pecis. The Black Dragon Is mini a.
lure concern, 50 TO speak, having only
Gig lat stockhOlders. TheGS men, how
ever, think they have goJd thing
ana iutenu to push IT along,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

Twenty-Five shares Of Centennial.
Eureka ~ $40 per share ant twenty
i've at S4s; 5OO Sunshine at 30 cents;
5000 Lutte Plttsburg at Il oeuts anu
$500 at rs cent?; 100 Mo-, nern Light
at s3 centS and 700 al s29 cent?; 1000
Northern Light at S79 cents, buyer
sixty days. Total share. sold, 1850;
selling value Of nloekg, 4,6O0.25.
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Wanted to Die.

Chss. w, Presher, young barber,
attempted suicide last night by taking
on a supply OF stryChnine, morphine
aud ohloral. HE attempt WAS utiIe,
however, anu he now lives to try the
came thing sgRin a. some luiure Time,
should he zee q to do 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

LoNG BRANCH n. j.. March 25 -
Thomas a. Maluusll, mayor Of keiths.
burg, H., won the Rraul A nerican
handicap today vita twenty-five
straight Ells.
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Another Nld.timcr Gone.

SPRING CITY, March %, 1907
Eleazsr ing was borne TO his last
resting place today, attended by
number OF his relatives and many Of
his friends. Words OF consolation anu
good counsel were given by Elders
Redick N. Alfred, Joseph T. Ellis,
Counselor John Franlzen and Bishop
james A. Alfred. Father King was
born in 1911, joined the Church and
gathered TO Kirkland, aud from there
TO Missouri, and was driven from the
latter state with the Saints. He lived
In Nauvoo and assisted In building
the Temple. He came to Salt Like
City in 1916, moved to Sanpete In 1850,
AM resiIed here until hie death on
Saturday, March 20lh, 1897. His uo0le
wife preceded him many year',and will
be pleased to meet him on the other
side. NutwithHts nding that Brother
King died in the faith, be will have t.
depend upon some OF his sons and
daughters to attend to the work for
him before they can FULLY realize that
blessed privilege, the deceased not
having attended to the work for them.
selves in THE life.
They had twelve children, fifty
grandchildren and ninety great.grand-
children; 100 Of this poslerity are
living. REDIcK n. ALFRED.
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Kennel Don, ollsn, Stock and
mining Arokef, No. 1871 Main street.
Telephone No. sos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

ball a.rolling by commencing vigorlu u
developments on our properly At once,
which, by tine way, has not yet been
christened that know Of"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

Richard l.. CoIburn, stock HroISer,
Rom 20, 10 W. scum 30. Zee. 87n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

Iesty L Lowe, 10 w. Fad South
5lOCR, Mining and Grain BTokors.
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FIFTY.FIFTn DIvIDESp.
z. @. M. l., Salt Lake City,
March OK 1cn.

At a meeting OF the directors h.i,
3" TIE 18Th instant, y div, end N fon,
per cent = y p haif yetr wssutc CO.
.pn ho o. ilal stock OF ad. ,st,,no
ton fecufu staroh 20, 1897, payahia
IN anu aittf April 18Th next, to s,oct'
lolders pefr 4Daliy unpp ptessutatinn
Of their stock certificates, or unon
their written orders. '"
II. q, WEBER Spcrst..,
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Taylor Boo, II W. Let South, Stock
Hnt Rarl Eslste Brokers. Tel. 85S.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts of the Country
by Telegraph.

Gathered From All Parts OF the Country
by Telegraph,
Wm. Elmer Rockwell, we'll known
baseball player and manager. is dead
in san Francisco of meningitis, aged
AZ years,
A Carlist deputy has made bet
with a conservative colleague of 1000
francs, the former wagering that Don
Carlos will be in Spain at the head of
his partisans before the end OF Febru-
ary, 1898.
With the arrival in this country of
the new Peruvian minister, our gov
ernment has begun to press again for a
settlement of the old McCord claim
against Peru which has been standing
for nearly la years
Com. Booth Tucker, of the salvation
army, will leave New York city for
London Thursday on the steamship
Normania He goes to lay his plans
for colonization in the United states
before Gen Booth.
As the result of Inference be-
tween the Spanish minister for the
colonies, Senior Castellano, and the
premier, Senor Canovas del Castillo,
the scheme for the customs reforms
for Cuba has been modified.
The Italian bark Lazzaro, Capt. Ben
venuto, from Freemantle for Newcas-
tie, y. 5. W, is reported to have been
wrecked on Thursday island, one of
the Three Sisters group. The fate OF
the crew has not been learned.
While searching the houses in Mar
- he, NJ rph t.t n
were sus pected of conspiring to cause
an explosion, the police seized large
quantity OF explosives and secured
evidence which will lead TO many ar.
rests
David w. Pond committed suicide
during the night at his home in Plain
field. y. j. Mr. Pond was a man of
wealth and prior to taking up his resi-
dence in Plainfeld eight years ago was
president of the Pond Tool & Machine
Co., of Worcester, Mass.
The news that Hawaii had virtually
excluded the Chinese is confirmed by
Honolulu advices brought by the Aus
tralian. When the annexation propo
sition was made to the United States
one Of the principal clauses was thai
Chinese immigration should cease.
An attachment for S24,4s9 against
the Rothschilds Sons Co., OF Cincin'
natl and New York, dealers in bar fix
lures, in favor of the bank of America
for money advanced was Wednesday
. issued to the sheriff The company
made an assignment on July 10 tC
Benjamin f, Capen.
At Rockford, H., Albert 7. Lamb
r salesman for LEGAL furniture com
g pany, and his four children are dan
i gerously i'll from eating what was sup
n posed to be mushrooms. Miss Trina
e aged 20, died Wednesday, and Litta
% aged IA, can not live. The others ar
:; in critical condition.
Y Pitcher Kitson, OF the Burlinpto,
club, in the Western association. ha
lc signed with Boston. Jim Corbett. ex
j. champion pugilist, is to play first bas
d through the Western association, tn
y latter part of August, for a percentag
q. OF the receipts of each club. He start
= at Burlington August II.
President Mckinley, Mrs Mckinley
u Vice President Hobart and the rest {
x the presidential party left hotel Chan
of plain at 1879 Wednesday morning an
a. embarked on the steamer Maquama
for Burlington, Vt, just across I'll
ID lake, to visit Fort Ethan Allan wher
sn excellent cavalry drill had been a
ranged
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
MONDAY, AUGUST 90, 1907,

at 12 o'clock. noon. central standard time for
the purchase of thirty bonds Numbered from
/ to 80 consecutivelV and inclusivel, OF the
City OF Marietta, Ohio, bearing date august
lst' 1877 redeenlable at the pleasure OF the
Council OF said City at any time after ten
years from their date, and maturing on the
lei day OF August, 1927, and each being Tor the
sum OF $500, bearing interest at the rate OF .
per cent per annum, payable seml-annually
principal and interest payable AZ the agency
Of said City in the City OF New YORK, IN goou
and lawful money OF the United states
These bonds are TO be known as ElectFlc
Light Bonds" issued under the PROVISIONS ol
an ordinance, passed June 10, ~; entitled
IAN ordinance providing for the issue ana
sale OF negotiable coupon bonds OF theN NY oi
Marietta Ohio, TO tine aggregate a,nou1t oi
sl 900 for the purpose OF enlarglng ana ltn
proving the Electric Light Plant OF said Slty:
said bonds will be sold 10 the higt est Dluuei
for not less than their par value.
Bidders are reunlred 10 state the numDer ol
the bonds bid for and the gross amount lhey
will nav for the bonds BID for, together will
the payment OF accrued interest TO the date ol
transfer OF the bonds. IA a. 20
The right 10 reject any or all BIDS Is re
prom sails must be sealed and endorsed
Rids Tor Electric Ligh' Bonds
NV order OF City Council o,.,.
CARL BECKER, Ci'y Clerk
July ss-it.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 5.-Gov. Bush
nell and Attorney General Monnett,
who have been sitting as boarI of
review on the cases against DR.. W. A.
France. OF this city, and William f..
Hale, OF Jackson, oy the state medical
board gave out their decision Wednes-
nay, ra,ifying aud approving the re-
lection OF France and Hale from the
medical profession. The charges upon
which proceedings were brought by
the board were those o: immortality
and frnnl
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1897,

MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1897
at 70 o'clock, noon. central standard time, lor
~ onrchase of thirty bonds numbered from
! tn 70 consecutively and inclusive,j OF is1 .ne
.Jtv n Marietta, Ohio, bearing uate Aususs
let 1897 redeemable at the pleasure OF .ne m
civ Council of said City at any time alter ee ,
Naars from their date, and maturing on IN Tue ~, iss
dav of August, 1927, and each peing aod W o1s
suin OF S5OJ bearing interest AZ the pare ~
ner cent per annum, payable sehi-annuaiS t.arS,
principal and interest payable AZ tne asono55 se,n5
~ sajd City in the City of New ioIk, III s"Ou
q, ord Iawfui money OF the United STATES;
nnas,. honds are to he known as ElectrlS
ioht Boz ds issued under the pro'iSIotnt11
ordinance, passed June 10, ieS', iie ensi'1H nd
An Ordinance providing for the Issue l.;,, anS ~
aisof negotiable coupon bonds OF the Ivy " ",
arietta. Ohio. to the aggregate aIlouS' s,S i'm.
1000 for the purpose OF enlargihg aIg W. w :
rnyine the Electric Light Plant OF salu sn3 Sll{,
aid bonds will be sold to the hlghesI oIuuei
or 1sot less than their par value. ,,o, =,
pidders are required 10 state tne b~ulnoei ~ -, ~,
,,n honds hid for, together with the paymen,, q,
ofsaecrued interest TO the date OF transfer VI
thT Tbs Uo right to reject any or all bids Is re-
serse1 1.eIosals must be sealed and endorsed
..fs,ds for Electric Light Bonds
Nv order OF City Council: o,. c,or,,
Dy CARL BECKER CITY CIerK'
July soth-it
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06

White Bed Quilts at 43c ard 52c;
Some of these lots are limited and VIII
be sold to the first customers. Don
wait until just what you wish is taken
bv some one else, and then say that
we did not have the goods advertised.
We never advertise thing we do not
have, nor price that we do not make
Ribbons Laces and Embroideries--We
have big lots from the Importers, and
the sales have been large. The round
up has come and they must be closed
out. 100 pieces No. 40 and 6O ribbons
at lOc and 1212c yd worth 25c
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
Table Factory Burn.d.

WARREN, Pa, Aug 5.-The Pickett
table works were destroyed by fire,
entailing a loss of 500, 600 The insur-
ance on stock and building was bat
$4,000. Origin of the fire is supposed
to have been spontaneous com bustion.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
Indiana Crop, Good.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 5--The state
crop bulletin of the week shows grow
ing products in Indiana in good condi-
ton. The VIII sat has done better than
expected, and heavy crop OF oats has
been cut. Corn is in fine condition.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
Three Killed uy L,ghtning.

ATLANTIC, Ia, Aug, 5-Clarence
Temperly, of Irvington, Neb., and JOS
Scanlan, of Corning, Ia, were killed
by lightning near Wiota, this county.
Harlow Baker, prosperous farmer OF
York, Neb., was killed 10 his field Ly a
bolt of lightning.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06

TTNENS-Goods for all the year, but
now we have them away under import
ers' prices. Table Linens, Napkins
Towels sc. Come and get them at the
Lowest Prices yet made,
WASH GOODS-Ends at eud prices
2bc, Sc, S]5c and sc yd Never such
prices They are yours II you come
soon for them.
CARPETS Some remnants, l2 yds.'
18 vds and 2Ol% vds and other lengths
and remnant prices. One piece of 1870
wards All Wool Ingram Carpet at 3$56c
a vd. Only one room or pattern to a
customer.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06


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Subcribd and won to before mt S o A.D
CERTIFICATE AUDITING COMMITTEE.
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
Four Girls Drowned.

SIGoURNEY, Ia, Aug. 5.-Four girls
were drowned in Skunk river, near
Lancaster, late Wednesday evening.
Three were the daughters of Pierce
Pample, aged I, II and lG respectively,
and the other was "a Miss Adams
They were caught in the current while
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
Hutchison's Bargain Store,
No 100 Front Street.

We forgot o
ced pair and clothing at less prices
than any We selling them at odaS an0 enS u
WEEK
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
Sale of City Bonds.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK

MARILIIAs OHIO' y UII ~ IcJI'
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office OF the City Clerk OF the City OF Marietta
Ohio, untu
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06

We bought large lot OF Shirt Waists
this season running up into the nun
dreds of dozens. They are nearly an
sold. Some sizes out. Inc stocN -
clean and new. Come ana LOOK men
over and if your size is here you cah
pet great Bargain. They are gong
rapidlv. Some days we sell more than
one hundred of these waists come
soon if YOU are interested.
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS-Piles
Of them-CHEAP- light, some
dark. some heavy, some thin
bargains in Parasols and Sun Om-
brellas.
Ladies Muslin Underwear in pretty
GOOD assortment, but we want the
room. Come this week to get them.
They must 90. We reluctantly part
with these goods at such sacrances'
hut the lines are broken.
The run on oura aQueensware stock is
rreat but to make it interesting we
will make some special bargains mere
Glassware must share in the loss too.
Groceries are ALWAYS in demand ano
some we are out of sometimes. but
here goes for a short time-Lard 59 {
lb, crackers 4c 10, roasted coltee lot
lb, pickled pork sc 10. Hundreds o.
Bargains made from day to day tha'
will be surprising at
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
ALL HAIL!
@Our Goodbye SaleS

For this week we will finish all the ehos Sho ooo " ~
GREAT BARGAIN SALE just ended Hundreds OF
oieoes and remnants left must be sold this week.
Don't forget that many of these Bargains 20"
will go right out and pay double as much
as we will ask you These are not Ole
unsaleabe goods but NEW and
Sea sonable stuff that you
can right now.
SEE! SEE.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
Financial Statement


ASSOCIATION OF MARIETTA O.
For the Fiscal Year Ending June Goth
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06
Sale of City Bonds.
nrr,nr OLE THE CITY CLERK

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, ,eo-
MARIETTA QUO July y, 1877.
caalad nroDosals will be received az the
once Of the City Clerk OF the City Of Marietta
Ohio, until
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-08-06

With the Presidential campaign The tribune recog
nze the American people anxious TO give
attention to home and business 10 meet tins condon
politics have less space and prominence until another state
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