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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17
FRIDAY, SEPT. ~, 1907
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REP UBLtOAN AASh
For Governor,
ASA S BUSHNELL.
For Lieutenant Governor
ASA w. JONES.
For Judge of the supreme Court
JACOB BURkETT
For Attorney General
FRANK MONNETT.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
For School Commissioner,
L. D. BONEBRAKE
For Member of Board Of Public Nofks'
c. A. GODDARD. .,-
For State Senator 9th-l4th District
JOHN II. RILEY, OF Washington
CHARLES a. CABLE. OF Athehs'
For Common Pleas Judge
d. W. JONE-. of Galllpolls'
For Representative,
w II. LEEt Err.
For Treasurer,
HENRY p. BODE.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOSEPH G. Brennan.
For Commissioner,
W. L. HADLEE.
For Infirmary Director,
GEORGE W. RICHARDS.
For Coroner,
DIR. o. NJ. WILLIS.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

In South Vernon. Vt, a monument is
to be at once put in place marking the
spot where the three states of Massa-
chusetts. Vermont and New Hamp-
shire join. The monument is a block of
Windsor green granite. ten feet six
inches long and two feet square. and
will stand six feet above the ground.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

Mr.. W. Stewart, of st. Marys VA,
was the victim of pichpocket tt
day evening and lost a bout twelve
dollars. The theft was accomplished
while Mr.. Stewart was returning from
the Fair Grounds on a street car.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

Half fare rates TO and from all stations
every saturday duriug September Good re.
turning until following Monday inclusive.
Half fare rates to springfield Sept l5, l6, II
and Is account of Free Coinage Camp Meeting
Good returning until Sept. "a IL elusive.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

CoLUMnus, O.. S;ert. i5.,-Gov Lush
nell will be G3 years old Thursday. He
will 80 to his home ii Springfield to
celebrate the day.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17
L g. OCEx RR Excursion

To Columbus. On Sept. 2lst and 22d the II
& Q q Elk K X Will sell tickets to Columbus
and return for ~ 30 good returning sept. 27th
aud subject 10 an extension OF u days addi.
tional, account Union Veteran Legion
Encampment.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

GkSy~ Real Estate for Sale on Knox. Franklin
and Pearl streets, West side House OF ave
rooms. Terms easy. S. M. HART,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

From Malta aGd points south on s. o r Ry
Iounty Fair. Good returning until Sept ls
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17
2.27 rRoT. PURSE $500.

The free-for-all pacing race was
started, but the rain came up after the
second heat and the race will be fin
ished this morning, ALA took the first
heat in 2:l513 and Belle X the second
in 2:19.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17
Scale of Sizes for Electric Wires.

If you would have the best results
for your electric lighting, it is recon-
mended that wires according to the
scale below be used:
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17
Today's entries:


500 TRoT. PURSE $500.
Danth Ripper, b G, Highland Chief
George Phillips, New England.
Edward P, b s, -, E. W. Cline, New
Matamoras.
stormwitch, f, E. B. Armstrong, Heb.
bardsvile.
Sam Strong, G h, S,rongboy, E NJ Allen,
Point Pleasant.
sibley, b h, St. Bell, w w Smith, Park.
ersburg.
Gene Brown, 6, Sacramento, John
Floyd, Murraysville
Bessie X, b m, Sentinel Wilkes, NJ
Kerns, Urbana.
Godfrey, b 6, -, George Todd,
Youngstown.
Nancy Rayland, m, St. Just, C c Watt
P Point Pleasant.
Mile s, bl m, Montioy, J S Smith, Cir.
cleville
Dorothy Brown, m, Bois Du Roi Curry
& Holdren, Marietta.
may NaHuerS' H. MAJ LahderS' curry
q ioldren, Marietta.
2:4oPAcE. PURSE S25o.
cra,-, L ,,.;.
81, '''' "'''' nv - -'"'N'
''eN"S'Ni"e' w.
Fuouih - IN, - : N Clark,
Marietta,
h""y "'l''PS' en- III, lIueooy' " w
',''''PS' ->e" -ns ''n'' ~
LAURA NJ b'4Iy Jar'shon' L w Cline,
New Matamoras, o.
Nancy keiger, m, Haggard, + c Fu-
lumIee, Albany, o.
Goodwin. b, - pambet,a + Rose
Conne,syjlle Pa
Nj. ror, ,r
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Saner and Amelia Close, both
of Marietta.
Chas. f, Bell and Lille E. Cammel,
both of Marietta.
Nathaniel Jones, of Independence,
and Sophia Beaver, of Newport.
Otis Taught, of Lawrence, and e a.
ma Sines, of Independence.
Otis Neal and R. D. McKlintock, both
of Rockland.
Friend |. johnson, of Pavonia, O.,
and Halla Skivington, of Marietta.
w l. -.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

Vehicles Will be admitted free and BIZ
cycles checked free at the Fair.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17
Notice to Contractors
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
MARIETTA. OHIO, Sept. :. 1885,

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
Will be received by the City Council of the
City Of Marietta Ohio at the Office Of the City
Clerk Of said city, until II o'clock noon Cen
tral standard ime
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

WHEN bilious or costlye, eat Cascar-
ct, candy cathartic cure guaranteed.
l0c. 25c.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-17

Over 100 entries for the
races at the Fair! Biggest on
record.
, 1897-10-20
FOR AN EXHIBITION IN 1898,

THE project of holding in ms cisy
in THE tan Of 1898 a national exposition
Of raw and manufactured products OF
The United States has been preached u
late among the prominent business men,
with such effact THAI ii is now almost
certain that definite plans will be made
looking to That end. The general feat.
ures OF the proposed exposition were
discussed last evening at a private din>
ner given by President Baugh, Of the
An. club, who has taken a very great
interest in The project since it was first
prnpos5i at a meeting CT The trustees
Of the Commercial Mus Sums OF this city.
As va. nothing definite has been de-
cided upon. The idea is to erect a one,
story building upon the pho: OF ground
lying near BlochNey which was recent
ly set aside by the city for the use,
Of iJhe museum. and to place therein a
complete exhibit OF all the raw ana
manufactured products OF the UNIFIED
States classified and arranged SO that
our Immense resources. as well as cur
manufacturing skill, could be easily
viewed by lIl who should come to see.
1t Is proposed 10 hold thS,s exposition
in connection With the next meeting OF
the advisory board CT the Commercial
Museums, which VIII be held in 1898,
and those VINO have been giving tho
matter tldr attention assert confident
ly What such an exposition would be
honored by the presence OF representa-
tives from all the leading South Amer.
Gina nations, as wei las Europe, Aus
tralasia and the Orient. Local business
men who have been approached on the
subject heartily inG'o.se IT, and, indeed,
the pan VIII commend i;seH to any one
who VIII give the natter a momenlt'o
thought.
It's great advantages are apparent.
Held under the direction OF the Com
, 1897-10-20
TERRIBLE DEFICIENCY OF WHEAT
ABROAD-AMERICA TO SUP
PLY THE WORLD

LAe advices from Washington. tGsed
on reports OF government experts, report
that The shortage in the worlds wheat
crop will reach the starvation figure OF
112, OO0, 600 bushels. America is relied
Upon to supply the deficiency out OF our
grand product Of AGO, 900, 900. This de-
f~io.ency can. with some aid to the rye
and corn crop, be made up. but VINO
could supply TO the sick and debiiitated
a deficiency of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. There is happily always a supply
OF that promptly helpful medicine ade>
quate to the relief of the dyspeptic, the
constipated, tue bilious and the rheu.
matte. Il will without irritation, con.
tinue to build up the weak, to protect
The denizens OF malarial sccurged lccali,
ties from calls and fever and kindred
disorders. and to counteract a tendency
to torpidity OF the kidneys and bladder
which, II disregarded, is speedily sub
verse CT their organic health. Not only
does it renew digestion, but also appe-
tie and sleep.
, 1897-10-20

The horse that the Duke of Wcliing- L
rode at Waterloo was named Copcn!.a-
When hat fearful battle was nvur. u
horse appeared to sympathizc with and up
preclate his masters success, for when Ito
duke arrived mt headquarters, and, after
tossing the bride reinS to rronm. dis
mounted, the horse kicked mp his hc,ls in
an apparent ecstnsy Of delight. snying as
clearly as 1t il possible FOR a horse 10 snr
anything, ''Iired us | AIN, ! will make
you see that I us wcil MS tho rest G;n sli1-y
my Joy In the victory which my r,n-t;i
has aobieved."
The duke saw to 1t that Copenhagen
WA well provided for in his old npe lie
had abundant %rations, the hest o: care ant
was allowed to roam Mt will In the park NJ
Strathfieldsayo His naine lives Wit.
his master's. for Is Ia linked with his IN
history"
Napoleon when Mt st. Helena once s2iu
and Judgment He distinguishes lis n.as
ter from his servants, although these arc
more constantly about him | Lad IL horst
which distinguished me trnm the rest Of
tho world and which manifested By lis
bounding ard naughty gals when l WA
upon his buck that iIo ~cari!cI! n ran al
perlor to tin =. around him He %nu''i
not suffer nus oun tn mount him ex,rlti
myself md tue groom that took caro- Of
him When | had lost my way, l threw
tho Birdie up; m his neck nEsi lot hi;n litk
his way, with the Inevitable result of Gul
ing the right roui '-Harper's Round Ia
ble
, 1897-10-20
posToFF,ce KINKS
on Disputed Points . For Rulia9
Which the Public Seldom Sees,

In the administration of every postoflce
there are bound to arise differences be-
tween the authorities and the public which
have to he referred to Washington for ad-
iustment. There rules arc made which
will ft the grievances, but TIE public gen.
ernlly knows little about these minor reg
ulations. They are promulgated, Of course,
in the annual Postoffice Guide, hut who
ever reads that, except for the location of
offices and the classification Of mai mat
ter! A man may suspect that his wife Is
renting a postofiice box from which to
get clandestine mail, but he can't prove 1t
by the %postofice, for the employees are for
hidden W tell the name of any person who
rents u box or drawer. The Press has
noted from time to time some of the odd
and least understood of the newer rules,
and 1t adds here some others from the lat
est monthly supplement- of the Guide.
Soldiers, sailors and marines in the nc.
tive service of the United States are the
only persons in the country who can send
their mail G. o. ID. II their letters are
marked soldiers letter, "''sailor's letter.
or ''marine's letter. as the case ma be,
and under these words appears the sigma
sure Of the commanding officer, the post
nge, hut at single rates only. will be col.
lected on delivery.
It's queer, but II there is postage due on
q letter the postmaster Inc lawfully
accept postage stamps in payment. The
only legal tender In such q case is money.
1t Ia possible that the New York post
office authorities have overlooked that gon-
eral rule for postmasters in the conduct OF
their offices which says: at is important
that mail matter he postmurked in II per.
feet manner 20 TINT each letter md figure
of the stamp may be distinct. A failure
on the part Of the postmaster to postinars
mail lesIhly not only reflects upon tho
management of his office, but renders him
liable to be charged with delays which
have not actually occurred ut his Office"
Not only are nostmasters forbidden to
furnish lists Of persons receiving mail
from their postotlices, hut the wives and
families Of tho postmaster are also forbid
den to tell what the head of the family
may have mentioned. AS to the memhcrs
of his family. fhc enforcement Of tho pro
hibition Is left with the postmaster New
York Press
, 1897-10-20
POWERFUL eLeC,h.c FISH.
One Of b. Terrors of Afrioas Lake o.
Mystcry.

On0 Of the TerrOrS OF Aff1oaHS Lake o.
Mystery.
The wonders Of Africa would seem to
be without limit, according to the reports
Of J. n. i. Moore, who has been view ing
some Of them. MIR. Moore's object In Wis
ting Africn WINS to study tho various nor
NAL organisms that had been found to ex-
ist In that fnmous but mysterious lake
known to natives and Europeans a. Tan
ganyika. Not only has Mr.. Moore found
all that he sought, but no much besides
that the ~zonloRists and geologists are en-
thusiastic over bis discoveries
Mr.. Moore inter p~erilous ~journeying
gnined sight Of that lake which only SIX
Europeans have ever looked upon. Lake
Rukwa- 1t was only from a distance that
deal in itself, for only Two Europeans ever
reached the shore, and Lone has ever
foatesi upon its waters. OF all the African
lakes which are known to civilization
there 10 none 20 surrounded BY mystery a.
Rukwa. Fatality seems to attach to 1t %
fur As Europeans Nr3 concerned. and the
natives look upon a white man who strives
70 reach 1t NJ = foolish mortal, bent upon
suicide. MIR. Moore had much the same
idsa and gained entire satisfaotion By
viewing the lake In perspective.
1t was In Lake Tanganyika that 4r,
Moore insde his most remarkable discov-
eries md Incidentally solved what has been
. mystery, and y fearful ono, 70 both
African and European. The tradition In
that section Of Africa which surrounds
TAnRsnyika hss many tales Of the proves
Il gigantio Hsh which would rush 1t ths
paddlee Of q canoe, drag them from ths
hands d, the, wielders theeeof, upset the
eanos and By mere contAce kill the stfug-
sling humans who weEs cast Into the va
~.
Foe on.n modern ~expsFisnce verified an
e.pnt tradition. Mr.. Moore harned thai
~ only did this gruas 6sh exist, but that
= perfoezneA exnotly those deeds with
/ vhioh Il WAS credited. The solution 81
- inystrfy b simpls. The big fish 10 an
sasoevin ono. In snsAllrs foein IL n corn.
uposi II ti,s South American rivers, where
ssiumsrs hold IL In mortal terruf. The
| African specimen. however. 10 Of Rrob
| 0nenaeinn proportions. and darts through
4 ~ sestrf st q terrific rata The sOurce oi
sts.sssMty-sos electricity It certainly cor
hkiusu-ssuius to b In celia In b skin.
Thess give forth . sufficient snount q
eIestSie f1uid 70 atun . human being, pro
Nd ~ eu~sncs with b dob IL ~ nj
1ssvthIs n \ NTH my eonsidefnbas por
1soa Of She snsfnss = she body From, ths
0p4taanNs wAtsh y snenl3rd b cruistns
ahouss y thu vtstsity ~ stth . nah. It saa'
MnHf0saA aMpasaLA = cstsh = spnn'
MMs ANl,AtssNheslnoea ubsee 6as p-~
$500 s~lnspsstse ~ - = 6setscd iron
1461 ~ WM - uUo ~ sbuss q ~
AenesU sksyuvaRAhk 49, Ns
, 1897-10-20
mercial Museums, alneady famous

hielSai huScuuIS, dllcdUS l0ulOuo
throughout the world, the exposition
would have imhnense prestige at the
offStart. In addition TO yil!s, such a show
would cenfralize, 50 to speak, all the
diverse resources and industries G. our
great country-place them under n
ROOF, where The menthant from South
America, Europe, Australia or the Ori-
ent could examine, study and buy with
u unnecessary travel, trouble or an
noyance. It would, I'M fact, be a great
national bourse; represen tatives OF AIN
the great trades and industries cayh
he cenlered in the one Building, and
dealers from al fovsr the world would
only have 10 ccne to Philadelphia to
Jake Their Pick OF the American mar
kes and order what they desired, be 1t
a p~rciNo. c. Maine or OF Oregon, q
manufactured article OF Pennsylvania or
OF Texas. The plan Is replste with many
advantages for car merchants and GUS
abroad as well as this city. and
1T IL to be hoped that, having been
advanced :lhts far. 1t will be pushed for
RI 70 complete sIccess.-Philadelphia
Nom AMERICAN.
, 1897-10-20
KITES PUZZLED BY KITES.
Other Big Birds. Too. Affected In ths
Same Way.


Many amusing experiences rave been
the lot Of tho scientists who have been
manipulating kites for scientific purposes
Large birds are always interested in the
strange devices floating in the mir and can
not quite make cut what they IRE Prompt.
ed by sharp curiosity. they hover around
the floating Kite and subject themselves to
the danger Of becoming entangled in the
silken string and being dragged down to
earth.
No bird, however, Inns ever nlighted on
q kite or attacked one. While one scientist
was flying a train Of five kites n couple OF
years ago a large silver tipped eagle came
suddenly out of the higher air and swooped
round and round the first kite, looking
against the sunset sky like n huge silver
ball. As the train Of kites was pulled in
the eagle followed, visiting one kite and
then another, seeming uncertain just what
to do. In n few minutes. when he seemed
to have decided that they were not good to
cat and be knew nothing about them any
way, he Indignantly Jew off ard was lost
to view.
Another experience was had with u stork
that came from the New Jersey side of the
Hudson and Jew straight for the queer
object In the air. He apparently had madc
up his mind to 20 straight through it. but
changed and dived underneath, He went
around and above 1t, and through q glass
1t could be seen TINT he cooked bis eye at
the intruder in u most comical mnnnsr
He started away u few hundred feet.
changed his mind and came sweeping
back. He finally reluctantly went away
mystiled over this queer addition to the
Inhabitants Of the air.
While kites were high in the air one
March fooks Of geese flying in the Y
wedge flew over. They invariably stop: "a
broke up and lowered abont tho queer oh
jsct and at last flew away While til"
larger birds all come from heights nh1,e
the kites, the small birds of the air Vii
alight on tho string holding tho kite and
sway to and fro. Chicago New
, 1897-10-20
tor syatang he dangers OF cross.


p1acs for Mat1ng The dangers Of cross.
Ing. Whsnsvsr = SSyos acted a. noun.
asin eulde. or fonded a river. he ezpress.
ed hiD Urstttude Tor safely by Addi0g .
Quota % the "Sod-stck," or It least by
phcing upon q cA6n one stone for each
Of he parry saved Should \ Styot tall
fl-and smallpox 10 very Wavaien,
among them-he calls in a medicine
man TO drive away the devil. The med
icine man ID dressed in q long red robe
adorned with imitation snakes, brasa
ornaments and nnery. Beating a drum
be yells oil night In the chamber OF the
sick man, turning and nwiriing upon his
heels. Finally he falls exhausted In a
sort Of trance, biting his lips 80 that
blood Is spread upon bis face. Then he
Is considered Ito be in the very act of
exorcim. Vaccination, lately introduc,
ed by the Russians aud the Tarrars, is
said 10 be interfering with the business
q; the medicine men The custom of
~devil-dr5vfng seems to exist only among
the northern ssyobs, who live upon THE
mountaina. Soiuhward the people are
, 1897-10-20

Clara Louise Kellogg. the queen o!
American prinia donnas, abdicated. So to
speak, in the full s%plendnr Of her eventual
professional career, apparently without IA
shadow Of regret. In private life she Is
Mrs. Carl ~Srrakosoh, her husband having
beer formerly az prominently activo an
inpresario ~ she wns a singer. MIR. and
Mrs. Strakoech reside during the greater
psrt Of the year in their bea utiful country
rlace at New Hartford, Conn, but invari-
ably 20 to New York for a few weeks dur
Ing tho opera season Mrs Strakosch
n kes ~ lively m interest In opera now
from the boxes ~ she did unce on the stage.
, 1897-10-20
rHHOUON 0RRVICU.

Ths through car service to Denver.
KAnAs City, 0maha. Chicago. 81. Louis
and otAsf eastern cities. via the UNION
PACIFIC and Connections. y u~Dsxrslled
b. any othsr line.
Tha sQ4ipmsnt ensists Of Pullman
md Tnpeist 6lssDses, Chair Can. Din-
Nc OaEA DuDst, Library and Smoking
Carr
Jor ttckets. ttns tables and ol = In
tornatioa call -
q CLARK. Agent
, 1897-10-20

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, 1897-10-20

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place them within thor each of H. No man woman can hn to be pru4AdH 49,
books; no home ahoui be Without them Each book cnaTso fa hae0ns @Avw w.
, 1897-10-20

London has now got a penny In the slot
Nffeahment bar. Il 10 q temperancs house
The customer holds hiA glass under u tap
lhbeled with shs uams Of his particular
vanity and then drops bis penny In tbs
eloS with LIQUID results.
, 1897-10-20
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somely illustrated
No. hes How 70 Train Animals; III. This
TO tearh horses. dogs, cats, mules goata hogs and other
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