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Was the Work Of HiRhbinder..

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.-Excitement
continues undated in Chinatown over
the murder of Little Pete, the Chinese
gambler. shoe merchant and shoe man.
ufacturer by highbinders Little Pete
was worth probably taOO, OOO. and was a
leader Of the Sam Yup Tong. There il
no question but the three men who
rushed into . barber shop and killed
him were hiQhbinders.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. %. The sepa-
rate houses of the legislature voted for
/ United States senator during the day.
Joseph H. Earle, the nominee of the
Democratic primary @Dt every vote ex-
cept one, the only Rcpubncan member,
who voted for Congressman G.. w.
Murray, the only coICred member OF
CONGRESS-.
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aiming Car Burns.

GRAND FORKS, N. D.. Jan. 27.-A
Northern Pacific d ming car caught fire
between here and Meckinock after the
cooks had retired. The fire had gained
much Roadway and the car was cut
loose from the train at a total loss. The
men sleeping in the car saved nothing
but what they wore.
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Notice of Mort ya ur Sale

Whereas, default exists in the conditions Oh II
certain mortgage dated DeceR. Der /. 1899, and
executed December +, 1892, hy solomon Akder.
son and anna b. Anderson, husband and wife,
OF Lake county. >. D., mortgagors, To Northwest
ein Loan aud Banki z Company, MORTGAGE, on
t ,c northwest quarter tnvAl of section four (4l,
township one hundred six l06), north o.! ran ge
ffts forr, i54). west Of the 9th Principal Merid-
t.n ia Lake County. =. ID. given tu secure the
payment of "A CeTtnin | stnllment note OF even
oale thtrcwlth, for S75 ca. with interest at Il per
at from date on ali unpaid in.tallments of
sa'u note, said NOR, havl = been Iled for
j. ord in the office Of the register nf deeds o.
axe county, :. D.. December -, 1892 ut 4:4J
o clock p. nj snd recorded in book II of mort
4ages on page Go; the said DEFAULT consist in
he failure OF the mortLAgurS to pay the ~lnsjhli-
ments due on the said note DeCt mher ], 1895,
June ], 1886, December l., 1896, and there II now
Claimed 10 be due on said note aud mortgage the
sum OF S55 n, principal ard interest, and the
inrlhcr sum OF 5000 attorneys fees, stipulated
IN said mortgage in Gaze of force ,osure: aud
whereas, there has been NJ proceedings at law or
otherwise for the collection of the amount cue
on rald note and mortgage. Therefore,, the Eher-
Y OF said Lake Couatv, ). D., Will sell the said
premises ur-cr'h"d ia said mort gaze at the
front door OF the court house it. the City of Hadi.
son, Lake county, ;. on the 9pth dsv Of Feb
iuarv,l sM NJ : o'Clo"E = M. l"lhe highest bid
der for cash to pay said debi, attorney fees and
costs of sale.
Dated Madison. :. d. January :, 1857.
ORTHW ESTER\ LOAN ~ BANKING co.
MortgHcec.
j. II. WILLlAMSON,
Attorney for NOrtgngpp.
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Officially Announced That Wey.
ley Has PaNiticd MatanzaS
and Havana.
Unofficial Accounts Of InSUrgent
Successes Still Continue to
Come In.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2H.-The almost
complete paclticat.on of Havana and
Matanzas provinces i'll the western
part of the island of Cuba is announced
III the following dispatch received at
the Spanish legation here. from the
Spanish minister Of foreign affairs:
"Wcylcr, at the head of II battal-
hons, has repeatedly traverscd the
provinces of Ha,ana and Matanzas,
obllging tn" principal rebel leaders to
fly to Las NillasA Wrylcr considers
that now in Havana and Matanzas
there remain no nucleus of rebels or or
ganlzcd bands to dispersc, and that
both provinces may be considered as
completely paclticd. The sugar grow
crS III these provinces are now grinding
cane without mOlcStatiOn'
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Miners Ask for "A Conference,

PITT>BuRG, Jan. 2G The executive
committee Of the Coal Miners ~associa.
ton has asked for q conference with
the operators in this city on the 29th
inst, for the purpose of taking action
TO improve the ~rpinous condition of
affairs now existing. The conference
will be followed by a general convcn-
tlon Of operators and miners the cary
part of the following week.
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Nebraska Would Aid CHICAGO.

LINCOLN, NebA Jan. 2S.-In the SEN
ate Mr.. Canaday, from kearney county,
introduced a concurrent resolution re-
citing that las great distress now ex-
lists III Chicago, that the people Of
Nebraska contribute of their surplus o:
the products of the state to the relief of
the needy of the great city"
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ST. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL Jan. ~.
HOGS Market active and &c higher;
yards cleared early; quality good. Range
of prices, S3OOqa2715.
CATTLE Market steady but quiet;
fair demand.
Sales ranged at 1915 a 2 20 for cows;
S3.l0d3 57K for stoc kers; d. ~ $3.50 for
steers.
SHEEP NJ ,rket steady. Muttons, *. SO;
lambs, : l.5OW4 4. 80.
Receipts; Hogs, 900; cattle, 800; sheep,
100; calves, ~.
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business Hooks Burned.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. 27.-Fire last
night destroyed the Dillaye block and
part Of the Butler block aud damaged
the keelcr block. The following stores
We're burned out w. w. klmball
company, pianos and organs New
York cloak house and Palmer's MILL.
merry store. Total loss about 500, 900.
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ST. JOHN, n. b., Jan. 27.-Word was
received here from Dorchester, n. B.,
Just after noon that the Canadian cx-
press. from Halifax to Montreal. en-
the l~ntercolOnlal line. left the rails Just
before noon and went down an EN-.
tunkmcnt. Two persons We're reported
kilINd and six injured.
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Nh"rrns, dcfrult existing in a mortgagc Gatc
D"c"mhrr -, 1898, and tXeclted FehrGnry /
1876, by August +. Grceiluh6, II bachelor, Of tn
county oi NInuehag", stat. of Illlno!s, mort
gagor, 10 the Northwestern Loan d. haukine
Company. OF Lake countv, :. d., mort gagee, on
the south %oue-half OF the southwest: quar'et
ttia OF sw ! J, of HrciiOn seven a.. and the I Ortl
one-haif oItte northwest quarter (nla OF nwla },
Of section eighteen 1S', all iu township .Ec
hundred ard eight O0S1 north of range hit,
four (J4l, west of the 9th 3. IN i, In 1 axe county.
:. D., given TO secure the payment OF thr, e Ger,
tam notes, of even date \ herewith.
amounting to Si25. 90, with interest thereon at
seven per cent per aunum from date, the first OF
which notes being for $1,000. became due No.
Sembcr !, 1896, said mortgage having been filed
for record in the office OF the register of deeds OF
Lake ounry, ). D., February y, 1897, at $50
O'Clock II. m, ard recorded in book - OF mort
cages, on PAGE l21: and. whereas. said mortgage
contains a condition that in case dcfau l shall
be made in avment of the money secured
thereby. or any part thereof, the whole of said
prli CipaI and interest shall at the option OF the
holder, immediately become due and payable:
md. wh"reas. The mortra"or has made default
in paS mcnt of the fret note secured By said
mortgage. Tor SlU0 @, due November l., ls96:
and. whereas, the mortgage has exercised it's
option provided for in said mortgage al does
hereby dec are the whole of the notes secured
;herrb! TO be due, both principal and interest,
aud claims that there IL now due on said notes
aud n"rtgagethe sum Of Si5s4 principal and
Interest. and the further sum Of 80 90. statutory
attorney tee, and there having been no proceed
ing nj law or "therwIs" for the col lection of the
amount due on said notes and MORTGAGE; low,
therefore. the sheriff of said Lake county will
sci, the sbio pr misses AT the front door Of the
court hsu-e, in the city Of Madi-on, in said Lake
county, on the 18th day of March. lS97. al ,
"'cio"k p. NJ. 10 the highest bidder, for cash. tn
satisfy sad dent, attorneys fee, and costs o.
sale.
Dated. Madison. $. D.. Jan. p, 1876.
NURTHWE>TEhN LOAN a BANKING CO.,
BY J. ii. WILLIAMSON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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Estat" Of William harrington, deCel-cd: No
TIC" l. hereby given hN the NJ drrsigrr "xecn.
Tx of he t-rare of WllINE LniiI u, II, de.
ceased, 20 II 4 crcditni-'fa rh all pcrsuIs hav-
ing c.rime a.aiust = T. laid CeCessed, TO exhibit
them. tn III" necessary NUn'hr's. within tour
mouths AFTER The fret hliChiich a. rhi- notice,
To t t. raid t&eCutriX, nj the Ci,v Of MAJ ron, III
q G ecu ~ Of Lake, south Dnkotp.
lted Madison. =. d, Dee. 81, lsH6.
SARAH LAkINGFON,
ETecuirix OF 4 { estate OF VIM. LerinLtuI, Gc.
Cease
ID. d. HCLDRlDGE & sen.
Attorneys OF Exccutrix.
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HALIFAX. n. $, Jan, p. -The stern
Of tn" American schooner Laura Mack
has been discovered on the shore ut
Little HarhOr, near S~heibDurne, n. :.
She had a cargo OF frozen herring N"
Things of the crew.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Almost 100 fires
were reported for the "a hours M to
midnight. The record of last 4th OF
July vas passed and a new high water
mark was established i'll the history of
the Chicago fire departments greatest
number Of individual fires in a single
lav
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LoNDoM JAM 21-B2forc the M
tional Sporting\ club there was il 20.
round fight between "Pedlar' Palmer
and Ernie Stanton for II purse Of el,lOO.
Palmer won i'll the 18th round, knock
tur ont his man.
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Canah ans donating for India.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 26 AT the sug-
gestlon Of the governor general tie
dominion government has opened II
national Indian rehef fund, with the
del utv minister of finance as treasurer.
Lnd Aberdeen heads the list with
81 900
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MADISON. Wis, Jan. 27.-A bill has
been introduced III the senate to give
halt a cent state bounty on beet sugar,
o~ne-quarter to 60 to the grower and
one-quarter to the makor.
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Regard 1t as a Great Thing.

The officials of the legation regard the
achievements of General Weyler and the
announcement Of the foreign affairs Of
fee as of great Importance. The en-
ter part Of the island, they say, has
been III a state Of pacitication, and now
that the western part has been brought
to \ similar state, the rebels, it is stated,
are confined IN their movements to
ONE Of the Eastern provinces.
Following clos" on this announce
m>nt, it is expected Premier Cunovas
will promuIgatr the reforms for Cuba,
voted by tn" Cort"I III lN9j, but with.
held until the island shall nave been
regarded a. pac.tird to Il Ge:ier war
cnMtLMN luNLr NlnL nutlMN
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twelve t12) I'M townrhip one hundred and nvs
t105) north of raQge fity-three 1897 west Of the
5th principal meridian and containing one hun
dred and sixty acres more or lees.
Dated ut Madison, south Dakota, January IS.
1897.
WILBUR r. SMITH,
F. l.. SOPER, Mortgage.
Attornev foNMOrtgagee.
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The City In Darkness.

JOLIET, Ills, Jan. 27.-The Economy
Light and Power company's plant was
dr>rT0ypt by fire at noon, causing AloSs
Of 500, 900. \As a result, the city IS in
darkness.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 81.
FLOUR-Dull and lower.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 751ac; No. |
Northern, 7S14c; May, 76>ac.
CORNING 3, zoe.
OAIS-No. 3 white, lS4Ml94c.
BARLEI-No. :, 33c; sample on
track, 244 sc.
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Notice l. hereby given b. the uEdcrsiLi en,
cGrcGt,r 81 tie nitt Of John CavaBo.. deceased,
to the creditors Of, and all person. having icaims
against the laid deceased, to exhibit them. with
the necessary v uCh-r.. within four months af-
ter the fr-t publication OF this notice. to the
said executor. at The on ce of J. H.. Williamson.
in Madison, in the comfy OF Lake, :. d..
Dated at Madison. ). d, December 81. 1886.
CHAS. +. ALDkICH,
Executor of the will of .ohn Cayano, deceased.
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LONDON, Jan. 2G The Daily Mail
Announces that Edward j. Ivory, ac-
GUItt,d of a charge of completely III Il
DYNAMITE conspiracy. sailed for New
York SNnG.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Jan. "a.
HOGS-Market active; light strong;
others weak at yesterday average prices.
Sales ranged at $40. @3.6O tor light;
$}.25 $3.50 for rough; $3.50 Lo.55 Tor
mixed; E3.2o !. % for heavy.
CATTLE-Market strong to loo higher.
Sales ranged at 81. 5000 80 for beeves:
81. 10 GAPS for cow and heifers; IS. 100
40 for Texas steers; 81 700 4.O) for stock
ers and feeders
SHEEP Market OF, aiy.
Receipts: Hogs 5000; cattle, 10000;
sheep, li,OOO.
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~ M~INNEAFOLIS. Jan II
WHEAT January closed at H1sc;
May, 4Hc; July, 75c. On Track
No. l hard. 7oIsc; No. l Northern, 49,;
No > Northern. 72A
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Duluth Grain.
rack, 24W },

DULUTH. Jan. u.
WHEAT-Cash No / hard. 76Zc; No.
/ Northern, 7iss'; No. Northern, 7l3sc;
No. 3spring, 6oA 703sc; rejected, DISCO
601sc; to arrive, No. / hard. 76s,; No.
| Northern, 7l≻ May No. Northern,
&c.
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Chicago Grain and Provisious.
CHICAGO. Jan. ~.
CLosING PRICES

CLOSING PRICES. o.
WHEAT-January, HNc; Nay, 1890:
July. 1910; September, 75Hc.
CORN-January, geo; May. 23L@24o:
July. 24Ac; September, 26c.
OATS-January, l6Hc; May, 17K; July
IL <(d1sNc. =
PORK January, S7.75; MAJ. t7.s5.
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-NWHIUtT d sIHTtr, VI.
Book value, Sgl II.
State of South Dakota, 90
County of Lake, S
IL g.. Schmidt being first duly sworn, ldepose
and say, that | am secretary of the Madison Build
ing and Loan Association of Madison, South Da-
kota and that the within an foregoing statement
is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. G.. SCHMIDT.
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day of January, 1897.
A. A. N~ORTHROP,
lSeal.l County Auditor.
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CAPTURE OF SANTA CLARA.
Utmost GaIlantry Displayed by the Insur-
YcntA

Utmost GaIlautrv Displayed by the lnsur.
gents
CITY on MEXICO, Jan. 20 Various
travellers just arriving from CuLa con-
firm the capture of Santa Clara 10y the
Cubau>. and also bring news that the
~+t4-Hfs-t+-S have been fighting IN the
ear vlclu,ty Of havana. and ii few
days ago wrecked a passenger train
within two miles of mat city Two
young Engl.,hmcn direct from Cuba.
Harry r.. York and Lee a Ecrvey.
have reached this city. after having
passed several weeks in Cuba.
with the insurgent army pant of the
time and the remainder in the fed
with the Spanish troops. Hcrvey la,
received a shot through the left arm
They are preparing ii report for Senator
Cameron, which will be forwarded L.
Washington i'll a few days The Gu.
bans
Are Not in Need Of Men.
but need money, ammunition and med.
lclne. There are not over $50 o
Cubans while the Spaniards and vol.
unteers now number 80, 600, mostly
very young and not very good fighting
material.
AL operations are in the nature of
guerilla warfare and both sides are
Systematically burning plantations. and
the country will be reduced to barbar.
ism. The Cubans are relying on being
favored by Mckinley and expect i'm,
mediately on his Inauguration he will
recognize their belligerency if not thei,
independence.
Hervey gives a graphic account OF
the capture of Santa Clara by the in
surgents. where the utmost gallantry
was displayed.
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of the Madison Building and Loan Association of
Madison, south Dakota, for the year ending" Dec
! rmhrr 81. 1896:
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TRAPPED u a CHURCH.
Spanish Forces at T"lauos, Havana FRO
vince, surprised and Routed.

Spanish Forces at Trlauos, Havana FRO
vince, surprised and Routed.
kEI WEST, Jan. 20. Another defeat
for the Spanish Is reported from PeIH-
nos, III the Southern part of Havana
province. The place has 1000 inhaD
itantS, is we'll fortified and has Il Span.
ish garrison Of 600 men with one field
piece. Lieutenant Colonel Hernandez,
in command Of 800 i%nsurgent cavalry.
men, made IA dash at the town while
the troops were at church celebrating
some local holiday. Before <he Span.
ish were hardly aware of what was the
trouble solid shot came hurting through
its walls, while cries of Cuba libre"
filled the air. Out they rushed only to
fall before a deadly volley from Il
strong force posted behind some neigh
boring houses. Colonel Muncio, the
Spanish officer. lravcly rallied his men.
but as they formed for Il charge he fell
with a
Dozen Balls Through Him.
The second in command took his place
but he, too, fell III a few seconds time,
the sharp>hootcrs of Hernandez deal
ms Ntall Win d iil lGltN Inlt maze
the troops panlC-striCkon. They made
III" more attempt to charge the block
house but Hornandcz's cavalry reserve
dashed at them, sweeping through
their ranks. cutting a bloody path with
their sharp machetos. They turned
and again they anne through the
crowded ranks of the Spanish. carrying
~iIltn IN th4Ir tracks Aftnr r,,rs,i,,,
them nearly to Cujaio Hernandez with
drew. Havana officials knew Of the
defeat Tuesday night but have kept 1t
suppressed and the palace officials say
that the place has been ~''evacuat"d
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-24
Sheriffs Sale.
A. H. smith, Plaintin,

D.
J. j. Hollister. Et al, Defendant.
by virtue OF an order of SALE duly issued by
the Court of Common Pleas of washington
County, Ohio In the above entitled action and
to me directed, will offer for safe at public
auction, at the door OF the Court House, In the
City of Marietta, on
Saturday, February 27th, 1907,
at one o'clock, =. NJ, OF said day, the following
described real estate, towit; situate in Wash
Il gton ounty, State of Ohio, In Durham town
ship towit all that part of the described real
estate. lying East OF the Road unling through
said premises to Fleming Station, containing
Sc 40-l00 acres more or less Bounded and de
scribed as follows, towit: Commencing at the
North East Corner of Section II, Town z, Range
10 of the Ohio Companys purchase. thence
west 1850 rods to centre of Section, thence east
40 Rods to the Middle Line of the western half
of the northeast quarter of said section No. IL,
thence north to the survey OF the free turnpike
road thence easterly on the said survey to the
east line of said section thence north by east
line of the section to the place OF beginning.
containing l20 acres more or less
Towit all that part of said premises lying
east of the Roa running through said prem
ises to Fleming station containing SO 40l0U
acres more or less.
Appraised at S2,S50G0 Terms Cash.
j y. McCALLlSTER,
sheriff. Washington County, Ohio.
Hamilton & Kraft, Attorneys
January 2Sth, lSgI-b weeks.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-24
A MARIETTA MAN
Has a Novel Experience With An
Old AcQuaintance.

If ordinary mortals and Marietta
mortals are no exception, get ciuder
in the eye. or if some disagreeable
wound or coupount fracture of IA limb
| falls to their lot, every available means
is employed to dislodge the former and
the best known eXpedients are used to
bind up or set the latter, If the aver
age citizen has corn or backache he
wants to get rid of it as long as it is
an annoyance, but if it eases up little
and hirts with him for short time
the anxiety to part with IT diminishes
in direct ratio to the flirting.
Take backache for instance. 1t is
generally little thing at first but if
not attended to in time, it Invariably
leads to future trouble. This need not
happen to any citizen of Marietta BE
guided by neighbors' ADVICE. Read
this:-Mr L. M. Longley of No. 200
Putnam Ave, says:--"I have had at
time but during the last years they
have been more severe and almost con
tinual. l need not go into all the par
ticulars Of the symptoms. Every body
who has had disordered kidneys knows
all about it. What to do when suffer
ing is of more Importance. AS | was n
long time on the Police Force and ain
well acquainted in Marietta my advice
NAV be the means of helping lot of
citizens who are enduring misery not
only when engaged in .heir daily call
ing but even during their intervals Of
rest Doan's Kidney Pills will cure
them. got Il box at w. II. Styer's
drug store and from the results obtain
ed am safe in saying there is no kid
ney remedy like them. only wish |
had known about them sooner and
they would have saved me from pile
of suffering"
for others, they will do for you. They
are sold for 80 cents u box. II your
dealer doesn't keep them write us.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, n V, sole
agents for the United States.
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Special
Sales
For This Week.
Our Prices Are
Always the
Lowest.


Can won match tbemn Carnets we
An ........ ,-,... ,,,l. ..5
fn,ii "oo. 90 su per- % /4t, 4~(se' -,
- aSI y "''' ''eS u'"' ''c' '''' an" '''
soo'
Cottage carpets at 29c yard.
Union Ingram at "oe and SIC yard
on sale only this week at the above
prices
Oueensware sale Tuesday. Feb. 23d
Wash Bowl and Pitcher for 4gc.
100 piece Decorated dinner set for
only S. gs.
Decorated toilet sets at 81 S. : @''
ana "''
Drug Department makes some low
prices. See?
Sar5ap.a.'lLia; LNuisIon COD Lhver on
,.",c, ""c q D. uoI.ie' .tsN'cNn syrup "DT seq
~ IL > Io"vS'9 Ioi P"cHa5e, trlPsle
ENt'Scv5 rsrlnl,l1Iy loj ou oInct !4r
Bring your bottles
~,
-. 49,, r,.,.. e.o, ,...1
VI etf 49, ~ io'''C'S fo ','' "1a
set. steel saw hnireS CSC, Files Be,
DC and Ioe' spoons &c DC set
Corset sale Friday. Feb rs, Style 39c
We're 50c. Armorside G3c. High Bust
9Sc, c. c. High Bust gSc. Duplex G9c.
onIv Don't miss this sale
Satprdar Feb or
-, -, ...., -, ,. !,
~ Iuuu ro"Eu up sale % an ~ uG
paIiLncits' .I;s some SPecIal @ prices nc! not
ililI}s lnaGG '''4s oeason' DIeSs E"ot's, = III
r preIl"s' noi'ons, "atcnes' JeMelry'
hnJ SiinJr pa ~" ~, ~, W'"p?, MIu"oW s
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-24
THE MARKETS.


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