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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1897-11-21


apps = 49, 4==s
ia va a. assurance OF betteFdeaith
Than has been prevalent throughout
this entire section all during the
searching days Of summer. We are
persuaded that this apell will put
an end to the dread feyers that have
devastated this and adjacent neigh
borhoods, causing 50 much intense
suffering and carrying off a number
Of our loved ones. and that we will
once more be blessed with an era of
good health,
Mr.. VIM. Butts, a prominent ctr
zen OF Steenston, Miss, made visit
to our community a few days ago,
on a prospecting tour Mr. Butts
is contemplating the removal of bis
family to thus place and should he
decide to do so he will receive a
hearty welcome. True, this vicinity
Is rather crowded already, yet we
can always find room for good citi.
zsas.
The members Of Forest Epworth
League have. during the winter
months, adopted the plan Of holding
their weekly meetings at Their res
peetive residences. On last Satur-
day night they convened at the home
of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. w Lavender.
A goodly number attended and the
evening was pleasantly and profta-
bly, spent IN an open discussion with
the "Methodist Discipline" as a top
ie. The next meeting will be held
at Mr.. R. N. Storey, Sr's. residence.
The public generally are cordially
invited to attend.
Squire L. ] Hancock, with his
charming young wife, OF Ethellville,
attended church at Forest Sunday
and spent the remainder Of the day
visiting relatives in this neigbbor-
hood.
Rev. D. A, Burns, stationed pas
tor Of the NJ. E. church at Fayette
c. f., Ala, who vas called 10 the
Meals Mill neighborhoed Saturday
to conduct the funeral services over
the remains OF Dl. A. w. Agnew
preached Yesterday TO a large and
attentive audience at the Methods
church Of this place. HIS sermon
which was eloquentlY and impress
vely delivered from Matt. Il e, 20
s. vas indeed very interesting anC
We hope soon to have another o9por
tunlSg of hearing this noteworth!
divine. There ware several visitors
from different sections whose namel
are too numerous to mention, bu
whose presence was none The les
j appreciated. PHIL
/ sharp, Ala, Nov. IS, 1897.
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PICKENS POINTERS.

DEAR DISPATCH:
The cool weather and the frosts
that have put in their appearance
an1 enshrouded the earth with a
mantel Of snowy whiteness for the
past few mornings, are, indeed, very
si'shla ss their somiag sinspires
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1???-19??, 1897-11-21
n0M LETER
DEAR DrspArcH

DEAR DISPATCH
/ win give few dots about oas
school Al at. Vernon. Miss Csffie
Duncan. Of Gentry, Ala, il shs
teacher and is very much liked She
has thirty-one scholars enrolled.
Mss Fleetis Egger of ceiedop'a'
i teaeber at Miller's Hill.
Miss Eva Bennett, a.teausiiul end
accomplished young lady Of shasFs
Ala. who spent last week wish hes
cousin, Miss Kittie Lou Eliis' r.
turned home SUNDAY.
Miss Elea Dawes spent last week
with tue families Of Messrs- T. Y.
Chr stopber and S. J. Dawes
Nus. eorri- Danaaa was the guest
Of Mrs. P. W. Ellis" family last
; Wednesday night.
Mr. J. ]. Morehead IS attending
court m Columbus this week, beng
! a grand juror.
: The Thursday night prager-mee'-
: mo will be held al he home OF Mr.
Z A. G EasIey next Thursday aight.
everybody ls invited 10 attend and
: participate
? Ni- Fame Duucaa, Of Mcbve
: Ala is spending week or two viii
6 her sister. Ms. W H. Essley.
3 49,. r------a, '-~l.e hes been Wis
) ting her cousin, Mrs. Kitle Cooper
: .tur.ed home last Saturday
Z Mr.. A. c. Easley, who has bee
3 90 III. sick ist for some time, IS in
9 proving rapidly.
; Our firent constable, Mr., /
& d Nas1, is being kept rather bus
~ this week performing the variou
functions OF his Office. HIS work
greatly increased by the conveutic
If Circuit Court.
Amerry party Of young Peep
y went postum hunting lest Wedne
j. dag night, among whom werel Mi
ses Corrie Duncan, Eva Bonnet
M Nellie McKelIar, Klttie Lon Eli
" polio and Annie Christopher a.
Ms-srs. Claude Christopher, Tom NJ
- Ksllar and Willia1 Is Ellie Mu'
e pleasure, gaisty and laughter accom-
y paaied tae occasion and pos
&c wsrs 80 numerous that ssme
have fresh meal yet.
Hard tunes. and hafasf tin
coming, jet welding bailk slng lon
er aud louder and eraag bio
r )loom brighter aid =
th much sueces
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Notice to Contractors.

Bids uiE be received and opened By the
Bofrd IF supervisors Of Eowndes county
Mississippi on the first Monday Of Deem =
Der. 1907, tor building bridge across Ca
talps creek on Connolly swamp road, Dis,
riot s, according 20 plans and specifics
lions on file in my office.
By order OF the Bard
C. L. LINCOLN, Clerk.
By Geo NJ Foote, d. &.
Nov 8, lS97-3w,
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Noyl
Ms. Josephine SchlIlfns
to be the wealthiest woman Ia r.
GibSou. and 0. A. Cason, also 81
,tat citv, were married in St. Louis
last Wedue Jay. Three years age
Mr. sepiline died. He was rIeh
bauksr ana left his widow an in-
mense fortune. Mr.. Oason was his
private secretary. The widow went
abroad aad has Just returned. The
couple had eorresporded and met BY
appointment. After the ceremony
they left St. Louis for home 10 Port
Gibson.
Donald Murray, new paper man
of Sydney, New South Wales, has
invented and patented device BY
means of which an operator IN New
York With a keyboard before him
Iikesthat of an ordinary typewriter
not only can produce Typewriter
copy IN New Orleans hut It IS claimed
that be can ore ate a typesettng
machine there aud deliver his matter
there IN cal ready for the forms.
Not only that but the ssms Up-salpr
by ustn i. a number of telegraph lines
can put up the same copy simultene-
oasly IN a dozen different places.
In this operation Only ordinary cur-
reats are used AMI are subisc; TO all
conditions of ordinary telegrepby.
The work can be done with tie same
speed as sn ordinary Typewriter is
operated and disE eases with all clock
mechanism sTuchronou-ly moving
type heels and other eumbrous de-
vices. Il is said to be capable Of
manipulating eighty characters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-19


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF -,.i- IF
State Of Washington for hinS - T,se
w W. Dearborn et al. plaintlifs, y. az -
Washington Savings Bank,
Nor!ce IS hereby given that under , an Or
der OF court made IN said cause On -, -,,tfS.
]. 1877. he undersigned Will sea a 60
casa o. x'esiness5sy- October so,h. ~, a.
% a. m. all those certain pieces =, = RsnE
property OF the Washington Sa N.sis rSs,.-irion
-, out and described n eersA,h ss,-t ~,
or the undersigned. nlSd n sAa~i
me &th day OF August. 1871. ..As- ,hinxs
Said properly consists among osHsA
Of the following; -,,-+~,gs
and other collateral. and unsecured
Yakima county warrants
Whatco1 county warrants. ~,r.s
Seattle street Improvement WA
Town % Columbia warrants
Town % Hamilton warrants.
Town OF CeutrSaS waFC2hbS
Claitam county warrants
Anaco-teS school district wSII a a- --r,-,
Tax certificates and TAX deeds @. - - =
erty n King county. WashlIstoH' 1'A ''A0
years lsso. 1891. ISsz and 1898 vte-,-v
said sale viii take place IN tns ttse'Sss
Room OF the King County Cou.o go
Seattle. King County. Washing ton. ana a
VIII 0e continued from day 20 daS 3isA al
Terms Of sale: Ten Der cent easa on s..S
day OF sale and the balance in cSsh Oh Gun
nrnas zion OF sale hy the court 10
y ASsd4t%l 4i~l Oh SAll ~ =.
had on application 10 the undersigned
AT the same time and place the EecsiNsi
will under an order Of court II said cauSe
sell ten SIX oer cent bonds Of the miro
Street & Suburban Railway Company 20
the hIghest ard bes, bidder fer cash. upon
the following terms: 80,
No bid 10 be received for less than S.Sso
for the ten bonds. terms ten per cent
cash on the day OF sale and balance IN cash
on confirma ion of sale by the court
GEORGE II. KING.
Receiver of the washington Savings Bank.
Room s. Session Block, Seattle. Wash
fnEton.
elise & King. Attorneys for Receiver
Date Of frs. publication October 0, 1874
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CITY Nor,cy.

or who within ssls ,,~--S-.-->~,S,.
o5 S,p.ss any such coatrsess aFs sases =
81 ne ctty charter as -ns, y arzfcss x,s.
80 % hours Of lahor : = fasre 49,.
as follows S.e' = subs / ana VS. = ana.
- SC. q Subdivision l. as,.. -
~ nj. S,,s cong e aay wors aay caa-
70 Or Tor the city ~ 49, e asA,s-ss,
Nshd or binding again~, - as -. sAaa ~
factor ShGR enter infa ! tNasys The go
eFai oonl with the eitv AZ SSsssS and -.
Use 81 the city. and slsa sssa1llss tor "A,
ga FetselS VINO may nerfa--, ne ase y
~ performed any work Az IA " cause .
i 49, =. SAuse 70 be furnished q u.
"a c. ~ material in the sxecrs,,sa y SAL
,-s,s Su;ss.aitsoned TO perforr. y = szca
ara stiN1ie t;.,s - rs terms ene.ss.ss "a
80 80. ,V4At liens. and to paw = ~o,ssiasiocs
come que all just claims = they ~
ana AMOR so Performed 80 ~ worx
I2cor and material SO ssrn e ~ san Z,
eNecpUon OF said CONTRACT 'ss.'sa q IL
Ply WITH al the requirements "a e esa.
yer ana ordinances OF ne So. ne eaar.
amendments thereto, which hnss 80 SO es
~ ~ al aihouht hNed by the hoars 49, !. .
,-,,-s 80 =. ~ lot less than d 49, 30
,,s{s 20 s'.s contract price agres5 = ss9 =
tract. ana shall be duly Sss-.s 80 - co.
contractor. and TWO AZ 49, y S1cs
suluCleht Surettes, and after ~ ~
proved as herein provided. shsa a.
ln ne once Of the city cornns~ss,ssss Led
Nlclng that before approylnr 49, -. f'a-
bond the mayer and carnnsr,'s.s SEA
cause 70 be filed with and nrSs.s seaa
them. oy the proposed sure,sss ~ y
tNe properties owned BY So - <
prop SEQ Sureties. such ltsi desry,nsas. sea
reasona Die certainty the ysriass -. -
ties ana showing whether ia s sspSs-
community property or senarsf. 800 $50
and he encumhrances theraos Z spesy
shAl! also contain any other eana,s's,s.
or provisions required by any ssafs 'N VA
and such bond shah he desmss !. ~.
also 70 the state OF Washington 'sa
subdivision = The sursties On sses 49,
shall each justify as bail Qpo5 ar 49,. e9ea
More tban TWO Sureties NAV no a,s@-n..,
on such bond, and they may ,rsssssss -
separate and different sums less tAs1 ~ =
sum specified IN such bond. ers,sa.s
that the aggregate OF their iusfisss.'s-.
shall be Squal 10 two sursties ias,less-.
in double the amount OF the hona - ~
manner herein provided. = '@s
The board Of public works reserves "a.
right 10 reject any and ali bids. ~
Proposals must be Endorsed On enyseo.
BID for Pike Street improvement. Ivy
BY order of the board OF puh!Ir xa-s.
FRANK 0LESON. Seerefsrv
Date Of first publication. October N,
1897. sNa
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTiON-yos.
is hereby given that the annual elee.sa
of the City Of Seattle School District. IA
/. in King county. state OF WAshlna,os
will be held on Saturday, the 9Th sly \
November, A. d. iss,, at the following
polling places, to-wlt:
First ward-South school building.
Second ward-Rainier school building
Third ward-T. T. Minor school haslaax,
Fourth ward-Central school ha!ldlas.
Fifth ward-McCoomb' building y. Pls
street
Sixth ward-Denny schocl bailding
Seventh ward-Cascade school hallssng
Eighth ward-Mercer school building.
Ninth w1rd-B. +. Day school ba!laiag.
For the purpose Of:
First-Electing one school district aliea
tor for a term of three years.
Second-Noting upon the proposition %
provide free text books and supplies Con The
use of all pupils attending the common
schools Of the district, and for lesylHg 4
tax sufficient TO meet the expense thereai
The polls viii be open from Il o'clock I.
to o'clock p. N.
BY order OF the board OF dlreetoss
y. B.-Only those persons. male and T.
male, who have complied with the AVS
governing registration In cities q ;ae first
class, as provided in chapter Us. Sessaa
Laws of 1887. shall be permitted to yoe
and no person shall be permitted 10 ya't
at said election excepting In the ward "a
when he or she shall register.
Dated this 18th day of October 4, Q W.
A. A. GUERNSEY
School District Clerk
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS pike

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - "Pike
Street Improvement"
Notice - hereby given that sealed pro-
posals viii be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board OF public works ~
the city OF Seattle up 20 o'clock r, IN
Thursday, October 18th 1897. for the I'm
proVemeni 81 Pike street from gevanfb Az
enue 10 Eighth avenue. By replankiug said
street between said points as provided Nv
ordinance No. isls. creating local Improve
ment district No 1u. and in aeeor3ancs
with the plans and specifications now on
hie in the office Of the board Of pubjio
works
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
thed check. payable 70 the order ~ the
city comptroller, for a sum not less +hsu
I'VE 90 per cent Of the bid and M bid
Will De considered unless accompanied Nv
said check ~
Inc successful bidder will be reauired 20
inter INTO a contract and furnish salts
factory pond Tor the amount required by
me city charter and the laws % The state
OF " Warrington, within ten days after he
ing notified % the award OF the contract
70 hin, failing TO do SO the safd check
and Ire amount nxed .hereln viii he for
fsited 70 the city No person ia eIipfb,s
as a bidder who has Within fvyo vsara
prior 20 the letting Of said contract yneeie
letanlt IN payment Of any iust claim
tor any work or labor performed Or arg
skin or material furnished pfsrxus,. -
any saca contract As herein advartIsea
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xoTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The pubic is hereby warned no. 70 ~ y
any money 10 parties .-SIsszar
srrens .he following. who are ire ,s 2f.sy
a1,,hs.t1ed travelling agents q the Fos.-
isteiIlrsncer. viz ]. a Aeeleasa a. =
= Erssh.,rgsr This does not Apply 70
RESIDENT agents OF this paper VINO az 70.
eatee In various cities and towns ~ -
Northwest, nor 20 posfflasteLs' ..,s.srr5s,.
fions f,r Ire Daily Sunday and "sss,y
oes-fnfsIlixencer. City collec,ofs 49,. ., -
Cefhearf. n r. Hawiey, w. III. HANNA
and C. " White.
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nr.Tus axu AIS

=. .v~sUr 4. ballard. October i. 49,
&C CO Inssn, son % Mr.. and Mr.. y a;
wsA.s. of chosera lnfantafn. asso :
rn0nfnk- -
HoFFMAS-At Issssuaif. sq ise,sy-. ee' -
.os14x,xs. aged 80 years. he was
inn aarf on Gilman Lodge, No. y, J. =
n
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BIRTHS.

5000 - a..ffIe. MONDAY. October
. r. = ~ ana Mrs.. James Si9eeSia"'
az - 80 .rstis sfrs.et. = ds1Enifr-
zso,xTcouyRY - ~ faterhay. at
. - o~tater ls ~. 70 Nj ana
~ n Montgomery. so--
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1DVERTTsEHs NOTICE

AAv.r.se.r, 6ssgrtng display advertise
s.nSrys re.rred Far the Sunday Issue must
hard IN copy By 1 o'clock Saturday 10 IN
sure change.
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IN order - tecgre eorrees1 So ~s-r.
e1flces Under tneze neaolIss - - ss-ss
s@sff4 - Ieft A. fae business 0lsle1 2, -
- 4e- e esarre Is made for sgca n9t. -.
Tgns-ai notice. resolutions 2. 49, :. ~,
RAJ announcements Vii - -. e..s@-,
80. ~ ~ cents r,sY stue eacn lklssr-sS5 -,
'Ass v pf,ST.TrTEI.LrGES -.
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NOTICE To sToCkHoLnFRs

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDFRs -7vAa--
wfiI be meeting OF the stockhol5s-, s
the WAYNE Gold aud Copner NJ. y
Conpsnv of Seattle. az The ofTlces ~ - :
r~rnpAnv Monday. October q fg9-
me purpose OF increasing the r.rttsi
stock az sat9 company and trares ltt,-.s
e1.rh other business As may come hsfz~ss
the meeting
" ". ROCEHTLI. P-eslaa,.
] r GILBERT Secretary.
seattle Wash. September = 1so-
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

N"iith "F poL' iI"N.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION The ~
partnership heretofore existing rafvs4en
l. = Stoddard and Tom - Brown -
Ger the drm name % Sto5far6 = Er1,sn
s. this day dissolved by mutual consa,lT
Tom y. Brown retiCuE.
All persons Indebted 80 the late err, -
Stctdard & Brown are 1ofGs "a to rnasa
favrnent 20 r. 3. Siosla.4rd Who a17-a =
6uly authorized 90 collect and In. far
TIE sArne-
p ST0DpARD.
TOM = BROWN.
Seattle. Wash. October IS. ISL.
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REWARD.

a spvnr1 Of 90 viii be paid lor Inag,r
0atloo ndlnx 10 me arrest ann coDs 49,
00n % any one stealing copies OF 80
fnleIlrercer delivered TO saSscrs
throughout the city.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

CMRE ELIAS - Manufactured r~-ovs~a8
AD1 repaired. general repatrsne- "a -
l.ZblA street hSesSoa 5FoA
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-23
COUNTY CONVENTION.

TO THE REPUBLCANs or WAsHINGToN
COUNTY
You are called TO meet in delegate Conven-
tiOn in the City of Marietta, on Tuesday, Aug
ust 2lth at eleven o'clock a, NJ, for the pur-
pose OF placing in nomination candidate for
the following Offices, and for the transaction
of any other business that may come before
the Convention:
One for Representative
One for Treasurer.
One for Prosecuting Attorney.
one for Commissioner
One for Intrmary Director.
one for Coroner
The unit OF representation shall be one dele.
gate for each 25 votes cast for Secretary OF
State at the November election of 1890, and
one delegate for each fraction amounting 70
thirteen on more. The primary electors Will
be held on Saturday, August 10th, IN the
Country precincts from TO ; p. NJ at the
usual place of voting. and in the City wards
from $50 to 1880 P NJ. The election IL each
ward and precinct shall be conducted by one
judge and one secretary to be elected by the
Republican voters present at the opening OF
the primaries.
Each delegation must present to the Con
vention proper credentials duly attesled by
the presiding judge and secretary. together
with a list of the names OF those voting at the
primary.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-23
THE MARKETS..

CIScINNArI, July %.
FLoUR--spring fancy, .3D42gO spring
family, 20 70 G3.6O spring patent, 5000 rs;
winter patent, 81 ti35 fancy, s37JGS s5;
family, s3,OOG3.35; extra, g.! IS a2.9J low grade,
- % G!,5O; rye, northwestern, s!.3iG245, do
city, i2.35 d2,4o.
WHEAT-No red, nominal at 7ic.
CORS-Sales: No mixed trace Sc
OATs-Sales: No. ? mixed choice, track 2Ic:
No mixed August track, l71ic No. I
white. track, 24hc No mixed track lsc
HUGs-Select butchers, ss75G@sJ fair to
good packers, % o5 G3.75; fair TO good light
sa7OGSsJ; common and roughs, 50 2J1A6l
CATILE-Fair TO good shippers sI0J9+ so;
extras, i50Gi6r good to choice butchers,
s39ya4.2S; fair TO medium butchers, So 25 ::
375 common, see G3,OO,
SHEEP-Extras. 81 5O93e5 good to choice
s3OJg34O; common to fair, s2.75g2s5.
LAMBs-Extras, IS 1905 2j; good to choice
:475Dji0; common TO fair. "a a4.65.
VEAL CALvEs-Fsir TO good light, 5000
SIS; extrls 800, common and large, 80 90 !
500,
WooL-Uuwashed hne merlno 1)Gl:c pei
ID: quarter-bl blood clothing, l3GIic; msdlum.
delaine and clothing, l3Glic; braid. l21i 80:
medium combing, Ii1i5c. Washed, has me-
rino, TO Xxx, lJc: medium clothing, I5Dtsc;
delains fleece, I51i6c: lonI oomblng. 1910;
quarter-Olood and low, l30iic; common
coarse IsLl3;; tub wa shed. choice. I9c
PITTSBURGH. July o.
CArTLZ-Supply light AMI m irket steady.
HoGs-Reeeipts light; market active and
higher Prime light. i ls1ls5; common 10
fair Yorzers and mediums, tl0o0Ai0; heavy,
o. 70 1s 80. rougas. 9! 503a3o
SHEEP-Rsceipts light market strong On
shceo. SLOW on lamts.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-23

Sunday, July 25th, the b. & o. S. w.
Ry. will run a special train from Mari.
eta, Parkersburg, Athens, jackson,
Wellston and intermediate stations,
Cincinnati offers many attractions,
among them the Geological Gardens,
Art Museum, Elegant Hilltop Suburbs,
numerous Summer Outing Resorts,
Fort Thomas (U. S. Military Post)
Ball Game, Cincinnati VS.. BROOKLYN,
and countless others. Don't miss this
trip. For further information see
small bills or consult agents b. & o. s.
w. Ry.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-23
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1897,

MONDAY, AUGUST 90, 1897
at IL O'Clock. noon. central standard time. fol-
the purchase OF thirty bonds numbered from
TO 30 consecutivelY and inclusive), OF the
City Of Marietta, Ohio, bearing date August
lst, lsa7, redeemable at the pleasure OF the
Council said City at any tiTue after ten
years from their date, and maturing on the
LIST day OF August 1917, and each being for the
sum OF $500, bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum, payable semi-annually
principal and interest payable at the agency
OF said City in the City OF New York, in good
and lawful money OF the United states
These bonds are to be known as Electric
Light Bonds" issued under the provisions OF
an ordinance, passed June Is, 81, entitled
IAN ordinance providing for the issue and
sale OF negotiable coupon bonds OF the City Of
Marietta Ohio, to the aggregate amount OF
sl 900 for the purpose of enlarging and i'm
proving the Electric Light Plant OF said lily. :
said bonds will be sold TO the higI est bidder
for not less than their par value.
Bidders are required to state the number OF
the bonds bid for and the gross amount they
will pay for the bonds bid for, together with
the payment OF accrued interest TO the date OF
transfer OF the bonds.
The right to reject any or all bids is re
served.
Proposals must be sealed and endorsed
Bids for Electric Light Bonds"
BY order Of City Council
Carl BECKER, Ci:y Clerk,
July 29-it
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-23
Seashore Excursion

Via b. & o. S. W. Ry. on July goth.
Excursion tickets at very low rates
will be on sale TO Atlantic City, Ocean
City, Cape May, Holly Beach and Sea
Isle City, good returning within IL
ddys.
The briny atmosphere aud swishing
surf knit up the raveled sleeve OF
care" as nothing else can do The
sluggish blood is stirred to quicker
pulsings, and fresh impulses with new
ambitions are enkindled in the most
mind weary Of mor,als. You cannot
afford TO neglect this opportunity to
renew your vitality.
For full information consult agents
b. & o. s. w. BY
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-23
HOW TT SPREADS.
People are Talking ell Over Eiariet-
ta-This HePot. Comes From
Ei2tiln Street.

Ei9fiIn street.
How it spreads.
Cart keep good thing" down.
Ever notice how good things are
initiated?
Better the article. more imita tors.
Fortunately the public have safe
guard.
Praise can't be initiated.
And true praise takes root and
Claim is one thing, proof another.
Claim is what the manufacturers
say.
Proof is what the people say.
Marietta people say,
Doan's Kidney pills cure sick kid.
neys.
Hundreds of citizens testify to this
Here is case in point:
Mr.. Rudolph Rudig, of Eighth St,
near City limit, says:-'I am painter
bv trade and | think that the chemi-
Gals used in my work is unhealthy. :
worked in the varnish room at Lobl
dell's shop for long time and coud
notice the bad effect more while work
ing in closed room than l can when
working in the open air. My kidneys
have bothered me for about three and
a. half wears. At times l suffered Sc
verely and was unable TO work and
have been off as much as three weeks,
part of the time being unable to get
out of bed and having such dull steady
aching across the loins, and sharp
twiuges of pain when l attempted to
move ! have been examined and
treated by a physician. While he
stated that the kidneys were affected
he failed to do anything for me. Then
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