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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-06-08

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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-06-08
WASHINGTON, D. C., June A.
Tho navy department has received

WASHINGTON, D. C., June A.
The navy department has received
the following:
Mole Haytl, June 4.-Suceeedsd
IN sinking Menlmae In the channel
Of Santiago at I p. m. June 3. This
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der the command Of Naval Con-
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the people get any reform a majority
will vote for. Now we get any law the
millionaires will pay for. Read Bond
and Industrial Slavery" Price Is cents.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
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2oro 2ilmDne liebte Garmen pirt.
LID nit Der erlisn ltartsn 2isbe zines
Sersens. oas iid nidt in mibissn Sdn.
oeleien ssriplittert bate. IS mar cine
neue Wslt. Elm neues 2sben fir i'm,
uno fat cine Wohe gsnolien Tie ibr
Yeiiammeniein td9lib mebr; bann fling
err an, an bic 3utunft sI oenten. @r
mar elm soler Gbaraftsr, bur6 uno
ourb treu uno braO. uno ntbts lag
ibm fsrnsr. als elm i%rsbslbaftss Spiel
nit benz junsen Mdodsn su trsiben.
sic mar jung, id6n uno elternlos,
6riiuoe senug. I'M lie bOber 81 ahteu
uno mehr Su liebeu.
Gines Woreens %ertpartete er lie pers
aebsns uno tonnte li6 teinen 8ruuo
osntsn, Der lie surifbielt; Oh iie trant
mar? gr sin8 pieoer OIL ibrem Sauis
porbsi uno lab gu ben Gsnitsrn binaut
bic Golen bliibten wie i'm INNER. bic
Weinbldtter betue9teu Ii6 i'm Winoe,
aber Carmen mar ni1t iibtbar. Ylob.
LID Dfluets iih Oben unter benz 9ade
Elm Seniter uno Elm peibes Stiif Yapier
flns beraus. 9eraoe Dor 2Oro 2ilmep-
nes Sii6e. Gr bob es auf unb las:
Sd Tam tucoer beute nod is pieoer
iommen, jemano bat uns %bsiialnmen
9eiebeu uuo es meinem Sntel uerras
then. SD fiir6te. it oarf nibt tpie.
Der aus9sben; id bin bier Obsn eir-
asialoIlsn. ODD, mas iOQ aus mir lper-
ben! Carmen"
DDS mar oenn bod arg! gDie tonnte
er Is init anieben, oaB iein 2iebiies 10
bebanoelt wnroe, lie burfte nibt on
einem Srte bleibsn, no man lie eins
ibloB. er mar auBer lih Dor ,3orn.
Splt am Nbsno tam sr nod einmal
uno CAB Carmen Elm 3ei6en. sic
D1nete lsiie oas Gsnitsr uno lebnte iih
heraus. .s.. g..
,.6armsn." ia9te sr, Sic miiHsn
beruntertOmmen, id muB sic iebsn."
SD tann ni1t." ermioerte iie, bic
Sbire 1T periAlohsn. id lam oas
Simmer nibt p%erlahen."
.8erosn Sic an SOnntas CUR Stride
9ebeu?"
sd boiis. ia. Sas lam msill
Sntel mir niht uerbieten. aud peib
er nibt. oaB mir uns bort ~sstrOfisu
babsn."
limb 10 LANCE muB i'd pirllid mar.
ten? IS limb orei Sage. lie psrosn mir
GSOrtiebunQ aui 3. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
Na6 einiaen Wohen beoeonete 2oro

Nah eini9en Wohen ~be9e9nete Soro
&llmeDne einem ieiner getunnten. nit
Dem er Die eriten Sage in 2iHabon su=
talllnen oerbra6t bate, uno oieier lab
lbil %erltaunt m. Wie, ie iino nod
bier, Soro &ilmepne. iaSte er, mas in
aller Welt bdlt Sic nod in 2inabOn?
Sieier sab cine ouswei6enoe Nnt,
mort. aber oieie Sra9e lpedte ibn aus
lelllem 2raum uuo bra6te i'm CUR ge.
ltnnuns. Was belt i'm in 2iiiabon2
Nlr Elm @ntliB ant 6euIter. @r
ldhelte Dor Ii6 bin; es mar ieBt mebr
oils MIR elm @ntliB! So wuroe inn
ploBlib tlar, oaB es bic 2iebe mar, Gle
i'm belt. Sb er pu6l 8eaenliebe
fano2 @r mar ieiner Sa1e ni9t gang
Iider; 6armen ssb0rte ni6t gu Den
Wenfden. welde un9eiraAt ibre Nei9=
uns Sei9en, aber er nabm iid Dor. iie
am folaeuoen Gage 81 fraaen. Seine
0eoanten gin9en niht iiber oas Nd6lt-
lie9enoe binaus; on cine 9eiratb oahte
er mob nidt. ebenIctuenia oaran. oaB
er Der Grbe zines 9rOBen YeIibes lei
uno ne ell armes, unbetanntes Wtao-
den. Gr perQaB @les ouBer Der einen
5batiabe. oaB er lie liebte.
Oils lie am iolssnoen Sage neben
%einanoer our6 oas Sbal 81 ibrem 9e-
pobnten PlaBe ain9en, blieb SOro
&ilmepne plOBlib iteben.
..6armeu." la9te er, Tie gum eriten=
NAL bel ibrem Iamen nennenO. lid
mohte lie etruas %fragen."
llnbefan9en lab Sic gu ibm auf.
aber Dor ieinem glif ientte lid ibr
@uae. Elm unbetanntss 3ittsrn beiiel
lie. es mar ibr, als lei bas gnoe hires
ib0nen Sraumes 9etOmmen.
..Gnrmen." iaote er lsile, i'd liebe
sic, tOnnen Sic meme 2iebe erpis
oern?"
gle wuros ounteIrOtb uno trat sinen
S6ritt Suriif.
SD liebe Sie," ip~ieoerbolte er,
init Der erlten. tiefsn Sisbs. Die oas Sers
zines Wannes ssbsn tam; Carmen,
baben Sic mid aud lisb?"
SD - i'd CLAUDE" iaste iie sO9.
erno. i'd bin 10 %oertuirrt. es 1T mir
ales 10 iiberraideno. 10 nelt."
,,9as lit ss mir aud. 10 nell, aber
10 i6On; i6 wuBte bis jeBt ni6t, tpie
iiiB oas Seben isiu fam. sic miiien
mid lieben. Sic miiiien mir Sbr Sera
alle Sbre 8eoantsn. Sbr Sebsn, Sbre
ganse 2iebe i6entsn! g8Ollen sic ss
Oeriu9en?"
nSa," erpioerte iis, .,absr ss 1T mir
nod allies 70 punosrbar-"r
,.Sasen lie aud: 70 idon," unisrs
brad er lie.
nunb 10 id0n," fubr iie fort. v@or
~peni9en Woheu iiimmsrte iib tsin
Wenid in Der msitsn WeIt i'm MIDI"
Limb nun liebs i'd bid bon gansem
Serssn, uno ou muBt mid wisosr lie
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22

iut9en Geuts einperitauoen Iino, ir
lpiiroe mid oieie Serbinouns ieb,
freuen."
Weiter tuuroe ME elm Wort oariiber
gereoet, nur eiumal, ols 9ictor iebt
be9eiitert bon einiaen iiin9ern Sameu
iprah. ia9te iein 8ater: ,Nimm Did
in adt, oaB Su 9sin Ser, ni6t psr-
mlierit. fir Did wddlt &abp Clara 8Or=
BON beran."
8ittor bate sela6t unb bas 8anSe
iiir einen Sders anasIeben, wdbreno
Der 8raf alaubte, iein Wuni9 pdrs
perItanoen.
Saop Glara mar jebt erpadien uno
cine berpOrra9enos St6nbeit aeporben
2oro Gilmepne bate auf ieinsr &eiis
taum ibrer aeoabt, Der @soanfe, 81
beiratben, lag ibm iiberbaupt ishr fern;
nur ems itano felt bel ibm, wenn er
ii6 basu entidl6he. ioQte nur Siebe
i'm letter.. gr mar jeBt esraoe %
Sabre alt 9efuorben, uno bisber bate
nod tein Wtdohen ginoruf auf i'm
9emaht. ueberall mar er gefeiert
iuoroen als Der Grbe bon 9anceoene,
Wittter be9ebrten i'm fir ibre S6dter,
uno olele lelblt batter ibn germ 9enonls
men, aber ME bate i'm oas peranlaBt,
iih ernltliheu 6eoanten binSu9eben.
Gr bate geiberSt uno Qeldht, feuriae
Slife srmioert uno fitlen Ser,ens
NbIdieo aenpmmen. Sbn tonnte cine
Siebe niht bealiidsu, Die msbr isinsn
Na,nen uuo geliB als isinsr psriOn'
lldteit sntgeaengebraht wuroe.
60 mar iein Ssrs mod irsi biz 81
Dem 6a9e, an benz er @armeH Srcell
am roleuumrantten Ssnlter IN siuer Der
Vorltaote 2inabpns iab; bon ba al
iiiblte er Ilb pie umeeipanoelt, er
mOllte 81 per9ellen iu9en, aber es 9s=
lang ibm niht. lleberal iab er ibr
iiBes 8elibt. 9laubte sr ibre Stimme
gu b0reu, uno err mar muir rubig uno
alildli6. penn er tie iab uuo in ibrsr
gtdbe peilte.
Ginmal luuroen feline 8eoanteu our6
einen Srief in Die Seimatb qelentt.
feline Mutter iArieb bon Der YOritsl-
lung ieiner S6melter bel Sofs. suiam-
men nit Glara 8oroon: SD fam
taum ia9su, meIde bibider ausiab.
ihrieb Die 8rdiin, Gpa mar ib6n, aber
ae9en Die lisblide Nnmutb BON Clara
fam feline Dame auf. 9orb &ilmepus
OeraaB ben Snbalt. iopie er ben Brief
SeleieT bate. nur ems bate iib ibm
einaeprd9t: menn feline ShDeiter bel
SOfe ~Dor9etelt mar, muBte es Mai
iein, uno Gnoe Suli ioate er tpieoer in
England eintreHsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22

camille 1T. er batte gar teine Sesiebuu.
gen mebr su ielner Seimatb, ib CLAUDE.
er bate lid init ben Seini9en elt5peit.
Dob bier lit ihon Sreiiinis Weiubera,
i9 bin jeBt 9leid 81 Sauie."
Sollte er obne Die Spffnuns arf eir
WleoerIeben bon ibr seben? Sat III.
mlltiirlib ordn9te lib ibm bic Srase
0uf Die Sippen: y@eben Sic ieosn
Sonntaa CUR Stride, Mtib grcca?"
aber a~nitatt 9leid su antuorten, iab
lie lbn nit ibrem 9litdIi6en SG6eln on.
D8ie id0n oas tlinat." iaate tie. .ss
bat mid nod ME Semano WtiB Grcell
9enannt." Sann fii9te lie binSu:
ySa, ipenn es irseuo ssbt, beiuas i'd
INNER ben 8Ottesoienlt."
Gr iiberleQte, oaB er lie lieber oar
nlbt mieoeriebeu wpllte, als nur alls
aht Sage sinmal. ossbalb ia9te er:
sd gebe oft bier biuaus ipaSieren;
ludre es Sbnen unan9enebm, pern ih
Sic Suiueilen trlfe?"
80 nein, gang uno gar ni6t; ih
mitroe mid freusn."
lu9enideinlih bate Tie fsinen Be-
grin Don ensliiber Priosrie ODER Gti=
tette; es idien ibr 10 natiirlid, oaB lie
ais Sanosleute germ 3uiammen wdren,
lie mar gu uni6uloi9, UNI BARN etluas
NutaQenoes gu fiuoeu. gu trennten
lie llb, Iiir Carmen mar oas 2iht oes
Cages oabin, uno 2oro Gilmepne
lummte leiie oas 2ieo ppr lih bin. als
er Der Staot su9in9: yHur Elm boloes
GntIiB am Ssniter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
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die Wurzel der Krankheit trifft und jede Spur
Won Unreinheit ausscheidet. Tausende zeugen
fir vollkommene Kureu Won Blut-Krankheiten
durch Hoods Sarsaparilla, obgleich sic durch
das Fehlschlagen Won anderen Medizinen ent
muthipt warren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22

So mar an einem berrli6en Wai=
mOr9en, als Carmen ibrem 2ieblin9s=
plaB in eiuem Der sroBen Wsinberae
BON SscOri ausing, mo lie oft piele
Stunoen nit ibrsn 9iihern aubrahte.
ipenu Der &Irm Der Sinoer ooer Die
idle6te Stimmuns ibrer Sante iie aus
benz SauIs trieb.
Goro Silmepne iiberbplte iie, unb lie
belt bic geaegnun9 fir 3ufdlis. p1b-
reno er l6un siuei Stuuoen seuartst
bate. UNI lie nidt Su perfeblen.
,Sie erlaubtsn mir, Sic supeilen ,u
trenen. DiB grceQ, fore ib Sic beute
niht?" fra9te er, llno Tie erpioerts, oaB
es ibr cine 9roBe Sreube pdre, i'm 81
iebsn. sic ainsen suiammen psitsr,
bis lie in Elm lieblihes Sbal tamen,
lpelbss nit boben gdumen ~beltanoen
mar, Die ibm Sbatten gaben.
.Sisr iiss i'd of uuo Isis," iaats
Carmen.
..8as babsn sic bsute mitse=
bradt?" iraste er. er mar nsu9ierig,
wsl6s 2ectiirs lie bspprSu9te. gDie,
&eats?" riei er aus, als Iie ibm oas
BUD reibte, ,,oerteben Sic 10 bel
enslii6, um Seats leien gu t%0nusn?"
.Sa, i6 babe piele ieiner tleinern
8soidte auswenois s~slernt! Sic wer=
ben laden, aber iA iinoe feline poeiie
10 iaOn ME Die enaliide; Die lanaen
ipaniI6en 8eoi6te banoeln MIR bon
9rie9 uno perberrliben &6nige uno
Sitter, bic enaliiden Seben n,ebr fir
Sers lno 8emiitb."
.GOnnen Sic audi GransoIi62''
fragte er.
,,Nur wsnis, i6 babe mebr Gngliib
9etrieben, ib leie lat ale Sase cine
Stunoe laut, I'm Die ausiprabe nibt
81 pergsfen."
.,M6bten sic germ mad gnslauo
tommen?"
,.Sb ib es m6hte?" rief Iie, ,,a9,
oas 1T siu idwader 4usorud fir meme
Ssbuiubt. SD pilroe gles oarum
9eben, mad Gn9lano reiien 81 t0nneu,
es lit Der @unih meinss SerSsns!"
v@arum beirieoi9sr sic i'm
ni9t?"
.Sas iann ih ni6t, ib babe au6
ME Die WD9lidteit ernItlib ms Mu9e
9eiaBt. mein Sntsl brau1t mein @slo.
llno Obne Gslo fam ib ni6t rsiien.
gDenn i9 uur crit in Gnslano lpare!
Sd tOunte mir liber mein groo bort
init llnterribt beroienen."
Goro &ilmspns fab lie beipunoerno
al. Sic trll9 ein einiabes weiBes
&leio uno einen StrObbut nit einem
WobntranS nno er ia9te iib. oaB teine
&Oni9in aui Dem Sbrone mebr Wiiroe,
S6Onbeit ilno Nnmutb baben tOnnte
ais oieiss jun9s Wdohsn, wsltes auf
einem gaumltnmms LAB unb oapon
iprH6. lib lein Vroo 81 ueroienen.
Carmen lab gu ihm auf uno iaate:
.@rOBe Serren wie Sic ienusn iplbe
Sor9en pobl nibt?"
Gr ldbelts. ais or oarGn oabte, nit
Welheu GeloiOr9en isiu Batter isin
gdn3es &eben 9eiGmpit bate, uno err
wiosrie: :. Die. uelhe Sic 9robs Ser.
rem nennen. baben aud ibre Sor9su.
penu lie audi anoerer Dirt Iino wie bic
Sbri9cu. limb nun mOhts id Sbuen
etWas oOrlsisn."
Slid unb gisbe peridoneu, uno
inter Dem SonnsnItrabl beiosr erbliibts
6armeu; lire gSauaen Waren ianit
Qerotbet. ibre onnllen Nulen QldnSten
uno nm ibren Muno ipielte Elm 0liid-
libes Sdhsln. Sas Seben ibisn ibr
10 reid. ole Melt 10 ih0n! 94enn Elm
iOlhsr 3rdum oauern tonnte. Damn
mare Der Nimmsl lhun aui GrOeu;
cNsr oG' 3t'1'rht NJ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22

und ewig wird Hoods SarsapariIla ais Blut-
Reiniger anempfohlen. Seine grOssen Kuren sind
durch gereinigteS Blut vollbracht- Kuren der
Scrofeln, Flechten, Hautkrankheit, Rheuma-
tismus, Neuralgia, Katarrh, Nervositat, Nerven-
schwache. Es kurirt wenn anderes nutzlos ist
well eS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-22
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
Street Fair At McConneIsville.

On Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of next week the enterprising peo-
ple of McConnelsville are to. hold a
street fair, which promises to be a
great success. The 2. & o. railroad
will issue exceptionally low rates for
the occasion. Two squares of Center
street, the main street of McConnels,
Vile, will be closed to traffic and giver
over to the purposes of the Fair; II
addition the extensive Public Parade
Grounds and Park; the city counci
and property owners cheerfully grant
ed the use of the first and the com
missioners as promptly donated the
beautiful public grounds and park.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23

There is more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed TO be incurable.
Fo: great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease. and pre-
scribed all remedies, and by constant
ly failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced it incura ble. Science has
proven ca,arrh to be constitutional
disease, and therefor requires constitu-
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F. j. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure
on the market. 1t is taken internally
in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful.
1t acts nirectly on the blood and muc-
Gus surfaces OF the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials. Address,
81. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
Resolution of Coincidence.

At a regular meeting of Buell. Post,
No. 17S, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, The Supreme Commander
of the universe has summoned from
our ranks our beloved comrade, John
Hill, to answer the last roll CALI on
earth and report for duty in the ranks
of the grand army above, therefore be
it
Resolved, That we drop a tear in
loving remembrance Of our beloved
comrade, and our heart string are
TIRED. We tender the family in
mourning this humble expression Of
profound sympathy. May the Great
Leader bring to them surcrease of sor'
row which human sympathy cannot
control. j. c. Goldsmith,
]. II. Young,
Peter Moser,
Committee,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
|. O. O. r.

The members of Odd Fellow Lodge
No. 67 who went up to st. Mays
Wednesday evening with their goat,
returned home las is usual with
lodges in the wee small hours OF
Thursday morning. They report
huge time, however, and say many
good things about their treatment at
the hands of the st. Marys people
The Marietta Cadet band accompanied
them and rendered concert while IN
the city. The band is fast advancing
and their playing is far above the av-
eraEe.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, SEPT. 2s, 1853
The Man, "WiIson'-Who Is He?

The Man, "Wilson"-Who Is He?
The GAINESVILLE Times Recorder
speaking about Wilson who was ar
rested here Tuesday and taken by the
GAINESVILLE authorities to that city, has
to say:
Nothing can be learned about the
man and 1t is thought that he belongs
in Pittsburg. He would not tell Chief
Beckley anything about himself or
any of his transactions. He would
not say whether he was here on Sat-
urday or not. Before leaving on the
train for GAINESVILLE he engaged c. c.
Middleswart, young Marietta attor-
new. to come to this city on Saturday
morning and defend him. He will be
arraigned in the police court this
morning.
Yesterday morning Mayor Gibson
received a telegram from the the chief
! of police at Pittsburg stating that
there was no such firm as the one
mentioned on the checks and that the
cashier of the Dusquene Nationa
bank. of Pittsburg, on whose bank the
checks were drawn, wanted to know
if the man wore a false arm at times
The receipt of the telegram put th'
mayor to thinking and he thinks tha
in the capture of Wilson, alias Will
bert, the local police have made bi
capture"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
A Biz Trip,

The steamer Sonoma had the largest
trip it has had in some time on
Wednesday last. 1t had aboard 5000
brick, "a head of horses, so barrels or
lime. a merry-go-round, over 800
smaller pieces of freight and IS pass
engers. all for points along the Mus
kingum river. This certainly is good
showing for the business along this
beautiful river.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
A Good Job.

The stone work on the new nj. E.
church has been completed by Dick
erson & Conner, of Marietta, and it is
first-class job. The building will be
under cover in about two weeks.
Hoyle & Scott are pushing the parso-
mage toward completion.-Guernsey
Times
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
Street Fair and Industrial Exposition
At McCOnnelSvilIe,

One dollar round trip to McConnels-
VILE Sept. 2S, 20 and 80 account of the
Street Fair. Train leaves Marietta at
6 a. m. Return special train leaves
McConnelsville at 8 p. IN. See the
grand Mechanical and Art Exposition,
Midway Plaisance and other attrac-
tions, such as band concerts, cake
walks by the celebrated Tenneeseians.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
The Postal Fraud.

Deputy U. S. Marshal w. T. Harm
ess returned Thursday from Jefferson
county where hewas serving subpoenas
in the case of the United States VS..
Moses F. Walker, mail agent on the
C. & p. r. R., who. 1t is alleged, tam
pered with the mails.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Thursday morning from Woodsfeld,
where he was in attendance on the
Common Pleas Court in that city.
Fourteen musical midgets, comical
coon comedians, dancing prodigies,
| with Washburn's Minstrels, Auditor
ium, Sept. 9th.
-Attoney c. G. Middleswart will
leave this morning for GAINESVILLE,
where he will represent Ralph Wilson
who was arrested in this city charged
with forgery.
Prof. Geo. H. Hibbins is indis-
posed and is confined to his room at
the Arlington Hotel.
Mr.. Fred Morse, Jr., arrived in
Marietta Wednesday from Augusta,
Ga. He has come back to Marietta to
remain, and is in the employment of
Mr.. Clark, the tailor.
With new scenery, new music,
new costumes and an entirely new
company of clever comedians and
pretty and talented girls, vanity
Fair" comes to the Auditorium
Wednesday, Sept. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hill will leave
today to for Wheeling to visit Mrs
Hills sister, Mrs. Higgens.
The C. B. Gates Relief Corps will
meet Friday evening at usual time.
The "Chic" gallery over Snod-
grass G. Evans, Front street, will re-
main one more week.
See the Spanish feet destroyed
cruiser Viscaya under heavy fire
: beached and burned. in Washburn's
q Minstrels, Auditorium, Sept. 9th.
a Mrs. Fred Fox left Thursday fol
d Chicago, where she will remain. Mr.
II Fox will leave in a few days for thu
r same place. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox have
5 made their home in Marietta for th'
n past six months.
n Married, in this city Friday after
e noon, Sept. 22d, by Jewett Palmer,
il P. Mr.. Frederick Miller and Miss Mel
t. lie Male, both of Fleming.
Manager Luchs has made arrange
&c ments with Chas. Blume for the ad
vance sale of tickets for all of his at
fractions. The sale for "a Man From
Mexico" will be opend on Sept. 2Sth.
- Mr.. Louis Mueller, formerly O
this city, now of Admission, Ala, is Wis
- iting relatives in this city.
:. Mr.. S. S. Wood, who formerl
. worked at the chair factory, is in tn
- city, calling on friends. Mr.. Wood i
= now located in Florida.
q Ten pictures for ten cents, at tn
d Chic" gallery, over Snodgrass & Ev
n ans.
g Henry Strecker has returned fror
= business trip to Pittsburg.
The sweetest singers, most grace
full dancers, most artistic musicians i
Washburn's Minstrels, Auditorium
81 Sept. 9th.
u Hon. Jas. B. Green, of Newport,
" making his home with his son, Mr.
u R. Green, secretary of the Chicag
" Consolidated Street Railway Co., Chic
ago.
-, Manager Luchs will open his sea
son on Oct. 1st with the world famou
Willie Collier in "a Man From Me,
ico."
Hon. w. H. Leeper left Thursda
morning for Beverly on business.
h Mrs. A. N. Wilson, who has bee
v the guest of Mr.. VIM. Meagle and otf
n er relatives for the past few weeks, re
9 turned home yesterday.
k Because of the number of peopl
l. who have gone upstairs to the Chi
d gallery, over Snodgrass & Evans, tn
stairway will require paint. Hav
you been up to have your pictur
taken? Ten pictures 10 cents.
For forty wears Dr. FOWler's Eytrac