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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-21
Toys Out of O,d co-k.

A dolls house can be completely fur
nished with cork furniture for girls.
and all the toy animals a boy coull
wish for can be made for boys.
All the materials needed are some
corks, yarn, pins, toothpicks, paste
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-21
FOR LITTLE FOLKS
col umN OF PARTICULAR IN
TEREST TO THEM.

Something that Will Interest the Ju'
ven;1e Members of Every Househoio
Quaint Actions and Bright sayings
of Many Cute and Cunning Children.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-21

recent announcement made that the
Nicaraguan Government had taken occ.-
sion TO deny the statement that it had
Cancelled the concession of the Nicaray1an
Canal Company is not looked upon as es-
pecIaily important, as the concession ey.
pires by Limitation during the present
month.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-21

Richard Dawson, earl Of Dartrey. is
dead. He is succeeded in the title and the
estate by his eldest son, Lord Cren1orne.
aged 56. The family is one of the great
ground landlords Of the United Kingdom,
owning 10000 acres.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-21
TO KILL GRASSHOPPERS.

Professor Bruner Will Go to Ar-en-
tine for the Purpose.
Prof. Lawrence Bruner of rhe Untver-
sity Of Nebraska is soon 10 60 70 the Ar
gentine Republic in South America. for
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30
,IfkPTER xxvI.
sERpENr is rHw wARrRp.

u -" TdE |SERPENT Is THWARTED.
- AS Pearson rode into town on his re-
turn from Green's, he saw the train
from the east approaching, and he also
saw Scraggs and Doctor Bascom walk
ing down in the direction of the depot.
He did not attach any Importance to
the fact of these men being together,
but when moment later they were
joined by Paul Markham, he began to
suspicion that something was wrong,
and he was seized with fear.
They're plotting against me-" he
mused, land like as not old Scraggs has
telegraphed for Blatchford, and they
are going to the train to meet him. BY
George, believe that old doctor is in
Scraggs' employ, and his keeping me
in bed all those days was put up job
to gain time on me. was fool not to
know that sooner. Well, if Blatchford
is coming I've got to be going. This
town ain't big enough to hold us both" !"
With that Pearson quickly dismount-
ed and running down through the stable
turned down an alley and crossed the
railroad track just before the train
passed. Taking a position on the
opposite side from the depot he
watched the passengers as they
left the cars. First travelling
man came out, then woman and
two children, and it seemed that
that was all, and Pearson began 10 con-
gratulate himself again But his con-
gratulations were short lived, forf fdi-
rectly another passenger emerged, and
Pearson knew only too well who it was.
There was no mistaking Blatchford,
although he was so aged and bent and
so woefully changed from what he had
been when Pearson saw him last.
"Curse the luck, +" Pearson muttered,.
sand old Scraggs and Bascom. The jig
is up for me. I've got to fly from here,
and I've lost Louise; but I've got Blateh-
ford's money" ~
So saying he slipped on board the
train as it moved out, and was whirled
away from Magic City forever.
Blatchford was conducted without de-
lay to Scraggs' Office where everything
was explained to. him. He listened
quietly TO the wileixstory, but as
Scraggs revealed to him the sufferinps
of John Green's family and the villainy
of Harry Pearson, the old mans face
grew ashy and his gray head dropped
low on his breastk while ever and anon
a heartrending groan escaped him. II
was q minute or two after Scragy.s fis-
ished his hurried account before, old
man moved or spoke, bnt atzK lie
raised his head and cried: N
.sMv God, n.uA{zoa w1Aaf.G
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30


GOD HESS YOU 10Th
were. When they approached the door
the old doctor stopped, saying:
I've must be careful not to excite
break 1,l.s the sws i, fsTS T & IT
y sEtr Coo ] - asnt be long. then. .
Blatchford pleaded. II have been too
long away from my child already, and
l must see her quies'
s.All right, all right, replied the
doctor as he hustled away, IN not
lose u scconln
Coming into the room he tried TO hide
his JOY ana assume a grave air, but the
great happiness that filed his kind old
heas't 70 QYeT Towing spged up to the
suisaee and showed itself ia his eyes
and face s. spite Of him. John and
Mary both saY atopAs ist the doctor
vas oveTjeTea, ba neFer dreamed
them, 50 they s'l'a 'phe doctor.
appfoachea Nns'{ = F1e' saYi''e
%ss,,s Ms! ssN e, Z - sa ,,s, s', ny .s'',. '''
] : : J ! ] ! ! J
sadonl .fl0H. aoctqfs k'e seE6 te
have forgq q ne entirely 4
NO, lie hasn't, though I've hard
from him siace / vas here. !
ssIKave yaa2 What did you heafqf
Mary ciaea eagerly.
oh, |hel much Ile loves you 0o1fll
ass9cl Is |.a eve sllls and 1IIliizzllK wp'll
get ii & a.I* fe Bsfofe Iong
oI sl.a Foii tl1i1z..s :. inaeedq''
il fact / it.
Whom Mi / lie easna
"IVhd zfetiR zSon. / Zxpect. Next
week <l Is 1sSfnass. o. - raiel.t come
to-nia
,Oh II a.. ha M Hlnew
he & frs.a vdnr. i .here Il Ia,
Let rna..ee hisna. -
At tllht ul6s.< le door J, ehed and
the. o. fes Hs tottcrcd
ac - d wiflh IL words,
Il s S - the
bedlNe al l6ss 81 his
daughter ! S .2
s 49,.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30
HER FATHERS
VICTIM
A Story Of Western Life.
BY TioMs Il. MoNFoRT.

[Copywright, 1891. \. \. Kefios y. Col
would have p1Sn letter aSnt see
why you didn't attend tothat wl1ae you
were about it, Markham
"But, gentlemen said Patl, 1--WE
have no time to lose; we must act and
not talk"
"That's 50" replied the doctor; I'VE
must active must do something
Scraggs, what do you suggest2n
81 am lost, "and Scraggs shook his
head, doubtingly. Il don't know what
to do. We could save the girl by force,
hut we can't 20 it without putting
Green in for it. wish old Blatchford
was here. That would settle the busi-
ness in short order"
Perhaps he will come this evening, +"
the doctor suggested.
Perhaps" replied. Scraggs, ''but 7
hardly dare hope for such good for
tune
Then IN .3e1 What said the
doctor; 1--WE X ~ ..stntil the train
comes in. 1t wiil ! S thSddan hour
now, diAh4z zA41I1tR1G Gss' nOtHl happen
to come were donevv l, @le matter
easa nough. and If 6tord don't
c64e. by 9eorgq vel eed against
ashs asi'sso goes = Out Ia T"ysss thFea5 Ito 70
shoot or hang him if he doesn't leave
the country inside of six lrs.''
"Well do it, doctorln 3efaggs ex-
claimed, land well meals business.
too. l can get up dozen mehon FIVE
minutes notice to go with rs,s and you
may bet your boots we'll not be slow
about giving the deuced scamp dose
of western law and Justice if he don't
come to time in hurry"
'l'm afraid" said Paul, that
wouldn't save John Green from Mills
vengeance"
"Yes, it would" promptly replied the
old doctor 1T wouldn't take us long
to serve Mills with dose ofthe same
kind of medicine if he got to cutting
around too much"
IaThat's what it wouldn't. !" said
SeFaggs. "The country wouldn't De
any the worse of If II was rid Of both
of them
mot bit. za'd tie doctor. $50
we'll wait for the a.. and if Blatch-
ford don't come II 5sIke the matter
in our own haads."
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30

%o--t n ~ .7''tlz ~ - I8NA4It'#..<@<||@
Good night. ana6 bfels ydn -t.e,
piled Green RISING .tll<ia " tI.z 1bc-
tors hand sApd u toe scrzgs
God bless you b l. .'f'l,s -
John and Ma. not Ser. b.
formed Of the full s. ott "a Bl4Ich..
lords coming, and tns we're a al h,
noraht Of evergtlila Y i've u pea..
SON conduct 70. ft.1 They hrI4
knew that Blaich h IbeSn hfenght
tohlsaaughter With u pentant saa for-
gisifr heart and lldd 10 SUSPICION
81 tEeir childs mas escape. from. q
terrible fate. The doctor ana Scraggs
thought it bast to 1 3 p hat natter aa..
cret and asccriif i'1reed TO say
nothing about II. f1l .lfranged to call
Oh the morrow to. iu11 = confer with
Rlatehforu on matters Of business, and
then drove sway s rs
fThis is . 3ri' 2 % business font
money lend ~. y 2dfgaged in,p re.
marked the tztbf they drove back
70 Magic cit5 laa have forfeited.
Z your right to ycf oct patton, Scraggs'
and have disG' n pur calling by
showing lilai 7 i'i havt hlheart. shall
report yo' sir
IAN 4 IN said scrages,
sand III : iate ~ reporting youto
the medical fesslon.n
Repors ll What have done?H
II shall Ia lrin the world that you
kept patient in bed week under tho
impression that he had a broken limb.
when he had only sustained slight
sprain.n
Both Of those old fellows laughed inns.
mensely at FitticisIns. and kept
up their ct y 4ssd. cir mirth until they
reached The dt ation They we're
Ia great ST irits ight as wen they
might be- foy ley Had Witnessed a.
world oss haI su peId joy iaa
always eonte They were
not Only gf BASED with
heir WI i SO ut al had mental
v resQ ed to It irther. and
-1his II olutior anesht well spring
lof Joy to theii Il.
Dr. Basconl Il take Panl
into his pract & a = enDughtor
them both, afld & Is 5s sided to-.
sell Green's IL ansleet ii settled
10 business at Magic City, Ae kil2B o.
hgood opening for q issn3 Of Green's
'onest and ability pnd lie resolved to
ekAin into s-s.s.--::.s..ls ..::s.s..ls
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30
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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30

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otba,. ti,asrh E. !, ,i.-.3 1,ears1,, ,.ss
conino md #l.;S fsar as,.,T.,ss,cb &
tba cl;na~ r. y. 3. -. 80 t,,,..s.
herself nnable - ~ e. l6aE.sE IL.
fortitude forsook hes zlia Ma laid heh
head down on Tho Ty;5,i ! NJ IN fand
went Rpt Quickly recover; sbe left
III bo,,sa and ran 20 ,be ,,lace ~ r,ee4
;ne Pearson had rentioned and there
waited for the carriage.
moment later q drew nm stonnes
and ! man snrang ont rIe was
Iouise,s side in a9 instant and had Il
arms about her and sbe feIt har sensys
raead;nr when yveIl-l-noyyn yoice
snolsa her name
"Oh. pauI paullv she cried sis Il
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30

sinned. Ny child dying Of van
the viper have warmed to nv I. ||..
betraying my child's child to ruin 0'a
is more than can stand, men; |18s
not hear it another instant. Show .1.
this .seoundrel, and III put a bul1<
through his black, vilIainous heart.
Come, / must see him"
1t was all Scraggs and the doctne
could do TO get the old man qui&ed
dos~n, but at last they succeeded In
insis~iI,g him to listen to reasons and
SerasEs unfuided his plan OF procedure.
Pearson is going to Green's tonight
after the girl, and we must arrange to
get there before him. We can never
see him here, for he win be IN hiding,
but we can head him Oft there. For
fear he may get there bcfore Us and
miss us on the road ] win hay men on.
the watch for him at the depot with in.
struetions to detain him if he c6mes
back there In that way everything
will be safe, and well catch him some-
where in tire round1
This proposition was readily agreed
to by all, and then Scragqs continued:
1--WE want to get away from here
without attractiag attention. SO while
DR.. Bascon cot Hincts MI. Dlatchford
to his house to a. ait us, Paul &az I.tisl
secure a carriaS and dr. Eit that
way. From the dS<&ar s Hse we viii
proceed to Green's 30 let's get out
- ~ No..
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30

S What is termed telpheras sss,r tie cea-I
@veyance OF ps4 cells by ~ 4 ~
lines of wire aEaka 9l li,.le
known IN tins elantry Boy IS 4 sstaee
Of experiment - a9u9 knseT,es
lane has been IS Is 4slHii
and eighty-six III IN
place Ducnas Ayraa legidoe
cOmmilniustiah
there is q swing foF tbe , i nine
Steen mikes. and BE itisie HI feri
jourpcyis atEbrde ~ two tosers,
heaarea ard seveiit scpt 10 h gl.l a
isiptensloa ~ tisptsehl iots ii toyea IS
swssn ~ =, ], sas insssvif
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30

onening the ranchman over 4 million
Tacres of tertil land, to the stockgroMas
vast ranges yet unclaimed, and to the w
mine regions rich IN the -
precious metals,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-07-30

Hds 6, scrn, gs?n
= sfaess wc'll be PRETTY apt to-"
'''ghat's what we viii, Isut here.
sonfound it all. we'fe kesping Rlatelf-
Ford wafting herr while were ltias aial5
Oh like a pack Of fools. AZ he vents e
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The annual baccalaureate sermon
of Marietta College will be delivered at
the Congregational church by Dean j..
II. Chamberlain.
The Buckeye Euchre Club was en-
tertained Wednesday evening by Mrs.
j. II. Becker.
Mr.. William Breckenridge, of Wat
ertown, was visitor in Marietta
Wednesday.
Pitcher William Armstrong, of the
Marietta baseball club, was called
home to Nelsonyille Wednesday night
by news of the serious illness of his
wife. The game against Cambridge
today will probably be pitched by Tom
Williams. Kid McCallister will play
right field.
&C. g. Gates Corps will hold meet
ing this Thursday, the Sd, to make ar
rangements for going to Convention
and other important business All
members are requested to be present.
Every body should attend the Juve-
nile Social at the First u. B. Church
tonight.
MIR Preston B. Shepard left last
evening on his return to Boston, Mass.
He is employed by the jobbing shoe
firm of William Mayo & Co., of that
city.
Mr. Collins, of the telephone ex'
change, has been i'll for the past day or
two
Miss Winifred Palmer is expected
to return today from Boston, where
she has been several months studying
art.
Mr.. Walter Kirby left last nigh
for Toledo and the northeast, to be
gone several days combining busines:
and pleasure.
MIR. Chas. Bennett left yesterday
for his home in Pennsylvania.
"A daughter was born Wednesda,
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. David Moore
Putnam Addition.
The Warren Chapel NJ, E. socia
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs, Rober
Porter Saturday, June 5th, Afternoon
and evening. All are invited.
The most popular photographer il
the city is Craig, the Marietta Pictur
! Man.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
"Plano" Day at Whipple.

The largest delivery of farm machin.
cry ever made in one day in Washing.
ton county was made by Smith e Sor
May 2Sth, when one carload of the
Plano Mfg. Co.'S famous machinery
was delivered to farmers in that vicin.
ity' Good music was furnished by the
Whipple cornet band, and after the
machines were all loaded the scene
was photographed by Mr.. Richards, OF
Caldwell. Headed by the band, pro-
cession was formed and grand par
ade was witnessed by the many specta
tors who had gathered to see the de-
livery, II
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
SlMPSON-GORRELL.
A Pretty Wedding solemnized wednes.
day Evening.

day Evening.
Mr.. John w. Simpson, of Grove City,
Pa, was united in marriage Wedees.
day evening at o'clock to Miss Ida
Gorrell, of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. NJ. w. Acton at
the home of the bride on Fourth street.
The wedding was one Of the prettiest
witnessed in Marietta for some time
The residence was beautifully deco
rated with palms and ferns and the
ceremony was very impressive.
Besides a number of relatives and in
innate friends from the city, there
were present Messrs. E. e. Wilkinson
and j. W. Munson, of Cleveland; Mr..
and Mrs. Mccoy, of Venice, Pa; Miss
Emma Johnston, of Sardis, o.; Miss
Addie Twyford Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
Hugus, Mr.. Cary Archer AMI sister,
Miss Archer, and Mr.. Ralph Thorne'
of Friendly, W. Va: Mrs. Hayes, of
Point Pleasant; Mr. j. L. Simpson, of
Grove City, Pa, and Miss Maggie
Black of Sistersyille.
After the ceremony the guests sat
down to an elegant and ella bora te
spread, during the service of which an
outdoor concert was given by the Misses
Leonard, Miss Blue, Miss Cutler, Miss
Glazler, and Messrs. White and Squires.
Mr.. and Mrs Simpson will leave to-
dav at noon for bridal tour ~ earar,,
weeks after which they will return tc
Marietta to reside. The groom is g
we'll known and deservedly popular OF
contractor and to him and his accomp
lished bride the Leader extends it,
heartiest congratulations.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
STANDING oF THE LEAGrE
The "Killers" Lament.

Closing half column of Hiawatha
poetry concerning the games won by
Marietta from Parkersburg, theJournal
has this:
OH the cruel cruel sequel.
OH the harsh and bitter sequel!
On the cries of lamentation.
From the wigwam of the Killers!
On! the ambulance and doctors.
Oh! the growing list of cripples
Shorties smile and dine on Killers.
While the surgeons reap harvest.
While the crippled Killers gather up
their
Mislaid limbs and seek a respite.
And across the ripping Ohogo
Comes the horse laugh of the Short
villes;
Comes the echo of their laughter
Followed by a cry of sorrow
Upon SiE's ear; and awful CRATE
Threestraight! Threestraight!
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
Foot Crushed.

Mr.. Ed. Lightfritz, who is employed
at Leidecker's Tool Works, met with a
painful accident Wednesday afternoon.
A porter dropped on his left foot,
breaking the bone of the great toe
and one of the bones of the foot. His
injuries were attended to by DR.. C. S.
Hart
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03

1t will keep the cows of the northern
part of Ohio busy supplying cream for
the strawberries now going out of Ma
ietta for the smaller cities up north.
Thornley, Bros. for the past week have
been sending out from 500 to 500 bush
els of berries every day; and the Amer
lean Express Company alone has car
ried for the various producers and
shippers not less than 5000 bushels this
season
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
Lets Talk
Business.

You don't believe all you
hear, do youe We dou't,
been fooled too often. But
now to business. You buy
shoes, we sell them. We
want your trade, how are we
10 get it9 Not by broken
promises, once would settle
us. No! not that way. We
must make it profitable for
you to trade with us We
must show attractive shoes,
durable shoes, shoes that can
be sold at drawing prices. All
these things we do. Though
we hold our word in high re-
gard, don't take it. Try us.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
JOsephy-Ciener.

Mr.. Joseph Josephy, the we'll known
and popular manager of the Buckeye
Clothing Company, was united in mar
riage on Wednesday, June 2, to Miss
Lena Ciener, at Middletown, o. After
wedding trip of ten days or two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Josephy will return to
Marietta and be at home to their friends
at E. K. Aldermans.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03

ParkcrsDurg Braces Up AFTER SIX strhlSnt
Defeats.
Parkersburg took another game from
Marietta Wednesday afternoon by the
close score of 6 to The game was
lost to the home club purely through
bad fielding, as their batting was
much superior to that OF the visitors.
Dolan pitched good game for Mari
eta, allowing the visitors nine hits
and striking out six men. Hastings
opened up on the rubber for Parkers-
burg. and was succeeded by Bruner,
who failed to do any better work than
his predecessor, The game was close
and exciting throughout, despite Mari
etta's big bunch of errors.
Following is the score by innings:
Marietta. .....1 90 8 90 81 o. q Il >
ParkersburE. ....0 0 402 y 0 e. : l
Batteries-Dolan and Gibbons; Hast.
ings, Bruner and Keliackey.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
Johnston-Wheatley.

Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Rev, Dr. Gear Mr.. Charles Johnston,
an employe of the Marietta Boiler
Works, was united in marriage to Miss
Bertha Wheatley, daughter of Isaac
Wheatley, of the East End. After the
ceremony reception was given at the
home of the bride.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
Highland Not Guilty.

In the case of State of Ohio VS.. Err
vine Highland, in which the defend
ant was charged with perjury in the
Justices Court, the jury in Common
Pleas Court returned verdict Wednes-
day evening in favor of the defendant
Attorney j. E. Ahlborn defended Hight
land, having been appointed so to do
by the Court.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
ON the River.

The Ohio Wednesday night was four
feet, eleven inches and still falling
The Lorena passed up for Pittsburg at
a. M, the Bedford up at 2 p. IN. and
the Kanawha from Pittsburg and Val
ley Belle from Middleport arrived dur
ing the night.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03

Earl Wendelken, the youngest son of
Mr.. Henry Wendelken, died ate o'clock
Wednesday evening of spinal trouble,
with which he had been afflicted for
several months. The little unfortunate
was two years and six months of age.
The funeral will occur Thursday after
noon at p m.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
BOTH WERE DROWNED.

tempt to Rescue Another.
A sad story of double drowning
comes from Stockport, Morgan county.
Tuesday night, as the Steamer Lorena
was passing through the bridge at that
point eight-year-old Benny Drake fell
into the river Without hesitation
jackson Walters, another lad aged II,
jumped in to rescue him, but was over
powered by the struggling little fellow
and both were drowned. The bodies
were soon recovered, but all efforts at
resuscitation failed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-03
Officers Elected.

At the meeting of Marietta Lodge
No 67, l. o. 0. F., held Monday eve
ming Mr.. c. p Cochran was elected
Noble Grand and Mr.. Melvin Rhodes
Vice Grand