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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

ore baboe b9ret elIteli9e og troerloe 0ffrnelter'
bun opoooeoe, at Der bar la9t en- 900 9runo /
garnebieriet, % BET bar let for benoe at bp9ss
pioere. gun gil l%nnoiomt irem nleo at tnpifs
Daemar nsisre til iia, for bun biloe laa nsols'
at De begoe iiuloe ituiss.
- ga Den unge qige baOoe beret en- 2io
benocs Sus, LOB bun benoe faa Ell me9et oni'
bpggelie unOerOisning / Sprog % NuNt.
8auts Nunna begpnOts MI liot eitsr ltot at be-
npite 0a9mar til at brinee SiGlp til be lpse %
faitioe, % beo iensre ielO at TONNE til De ldr'lls
Renneiter, opoa9sos bun, at 8a9mar lille nsls'
oes mso at Outrr9ttt 0i9lpsn, bun babe tlll9s
mnnot ct tarliat og opmuntrenoe O0 at gtus,
ia at De fatii9e bare me9et glade oDer bsnoss
geiss Dos DEM.
ga nc0le Mar bare 9aatoe. n9rete 5onts
Nanna life lqnger no9en 6,p9t meo 6enipn til
7aanor. Gun ontt9 ltnoe lonl 1T aooptirs
barn % piloe ineiotte benoe Ill i'm Arping.
5remfor at gipe fine ptnge til Stifteiier sHiieos
bun. at De Tube bru9es paa en- li9nenoe Diaaoe,
Iom bun ielb banoe anbenot Dem.
3a 9aomar bar blebeu aoopteret c9 ret
1aboe faaet at bioe. bbilte fore Mioler bun en-
Sang Oiloe TONNE til Of raaoe ober, bao bun
3onte Ianna ON at faa qoo til at bjGIpe
granots 6aniilie. 9enne babbe, iom oi pioe,
iuft lite ftilt fig al nleb btnoe pao Den neIi pas.
itnoe WaaOs, oct 9loosOs oerfor 3anie Stamina
at ie, al bulees Barn babe Sierte til at iGtte
qoot mob Onbt. og bun latte bcnoe i Stano til
at biplpe 6amilien paa Sob isen.
0a 3ante 0anna bleb 9ammsl Og ielb
tronste til en- forlig 9lsie, nj bun ben rist
Ulaal, os bun iop inb ben glade 6orDisning,
at 9a9mar ~troiait biloe fslse 6enoe % Dors en-
5igtie for De isr9enoe % be lioenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
5ibers a%yoraHSrimg.

Bel ffsoe bet, iOm ielu ban ia9oe,
gn 8ieer bleb ira on 3iber.
1pit Msrts ON bans SiHo iiq lagos,
pan tenote ej til MilobeO mer.
Oct bar, iom en- bans Spno, Den iear,,
HI babe billet iGtie Rift
3blanot be falife @ucers Sfare
Neo 8onbiD ilog BAN NIL til iioe
per z:;.- &C. @s.-.-., &c.
Eso operalt ban ienoie ben.
pUsri Dro, bper Dlire ban fortoIteo'
6Om anilog imOo aeiIereu.
Gin gileof site loo ban title
3 bDert ct 5smpsl Op Tom CUB,
0Dp, Tom til Den Fl Dire uiloe,
vi Gipets Sps bleu milettst 10.
ail Seiu gileo' life mere
0au uanoreo' nu = ban ifDeoe Oct.
Bar BET, foroi at @uber flere,
Gig ielp ban filso' op mob bet?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Santc vSanna.

Geriom ie9 n9bnts 6ru 8. beb beioes rettt
Naon, oiloe mango tenoe beroe; men muliet 10.
mes en- o9 anosn life ON, at btnees glaOn bliosr
orneei frem bun ~foretrot ielo al Uirte Del
itiulte -. is9 pil ostfOr nsies meo al ialoe btnoe
3ante STAMINA. 9snoss Wano boboe b0rei Ell aniet
gmbeosmano IN al be iterre probinsbper ban
I soe / IN iemmelig ung aloer os ~eitsrlOO i'm
Gnte en- me9st ~betpOelIg 5ormue. Sun bapot
ingen gsrn.oe inGen Slagininge, bberten pan
i'm egen eler paa Wlnoeus Sioe. Strats eIter
Wanoens 9so relite bun III aebenbabn; % oa
bun bar i'm beoite Moer, par me9et rig og irem-
for alt en- iroenoe 9oinoe, iao parsoe bet lille
lange, inoen benoes tore, tarlies Ssierts 9eb
benoe noget at bitie ior. : Il Sang, bun tenn
til 0obeoiiaoen. bar Wleni9beosplGje n iite oros
net, tom oeu er nu, men Der bar mango faiti9e
Og ier9enoe Msuusiier, og be, Der baboe 6jtrter
Tor be ~licenoe. 1aOOe ingen 9aniteiiobeoer oeb
at finbe no9le, be tunos hiolpe. 6ru 8 - 1T
mart en- Ut9nooe faitige 95enner, for bbilte bun
bar IN trofdit Sie!ts. 4f gsrnene lob bun i9
liable g8nnte g%ionna", % Der or enonu mango
Rlors fatiige. ION minees 8ante 0anna. 6ors
uoen at bi0lps &c fattige nito Raao oq 8aao,
isree for gstns StOlesana. for ipsss pleje og
Tor at bielse i%aeOanns iron. lom piie. al oc
uiloe og iunes arbejOs, bialp bun aOitiaige lat.
tige Siuoenter. gun bebee oIte flere unoe
Renneiter boenre bOs Jig / fin fore gienOom,
oe bun boloi trOiaii no meb oen, inotil be If
here's embebseisamen.
Stent 8ants 0anna altida bar msget up.
taget baaoe uoe og bjemnie. iao feIts bun bog
SoOnet al et Wennsite, Iom 6olot al benoe for
henbes esen Stplb. Gun n6rsoe bet iuoerIige
Znte at iinoe Ct Wsnneite. Tom tunoe blibe Der.
oes 4rpin9, os ION funoe f~Oriiotis benoes for.
itedige e9riigbsos9srninger. Gen Sang, bun
birfebe, oar aebenhnDns acknowledgements
lite tommen irem, berfor enftete bun iaa ibrigi
at foa en-. Iom tunos arbejoe Dioere benoes
Spor, naar bun en9one falbt ia. Sioiil
bar bun bleben mere eaer minore tuiiei al be
un9e Wenneiter, iom bun batbe bjulpen Ireni.
aoitilige al 0isie tenote henoes br0noenoe gnite
ON at iinee en-, bun tunbe antase iOm fit Barn.
De baooe ale epft iii of bliDs bsnoss QrDing og
ajoroe not for al inbimi9re lig hos benOe; men
S>: @":s.:::-:= 49, fn.a7Sf.>:s -. 9. :: /, :.
bet bar henoes Yenge, Der loiieoe Dem og lille
osI. casT 3saas q; u 5ragt pslosns jun q
2aan fra 0erren iii 6j9lp for bans fnttiee
imaa.
3ante Hanne nsisoes life mso at snfte at
iinOe en- irofoft Meo6jalp; bun bah i~uosrligt til
Sub, ON ban DiIos ienos bence ct Nennelte, bun
tunoe libe paa.
en Nat babOe bun m 9rgm, iom en- 8io
CAB benoe no9et at tente paa.
9un orsrnts, at bun bar uoe en- Stob,
bbor BUN iatte zig paa en- B9nt. Som bun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Ct 2pSelcie.

gi tr0oe ben til ct 0sOsleje. paa bUiItst
Der lisssr en- uig pi9s al 5sraeI. Der bar isst
og funoet fine S1noers 6orlaoelie Seius 9ri-
iius. Gun bar mootagst Eaaben ben tresniss
SUBS glapn. Oenoes 6aoer, Der biotil enonu
b~sltanOie itts bar iunnet fro paa i'm 6relier.
itaar 9~rGOsnOs ueo benoes qsie. Der lille be.
ipmret, fare 6aoer@, ia9oe Den oetnoe Batter,
.naar ou er tro imoo SUB, iaa oil bu mart
pere %forenet neo mig 9imlen". a3u beora.
ger oltiaa lite Dig ielb. 9u fsler, at Din Rslis
9ion bOlOtr big Oppe Gsoeul" ipur9te otn be.
ipmrsOe 6aOsr. % ia, o iul glaar ieg emo
itol oanOre 8soens Slps9es Eal, bil ieg lille
frp9ts Tor Onoii bans aGp o. bans. gun tunoe
lille iise mere. st giebIii eitsr tOs bun Zig lam
men rs pebblep: .gil Ou Opfploe min iioFe
9en2 5biOl lille mere paa Seius, min 6relisr!
gegpno at elite BAN, at tjene BAN og l9s oct
npe 3tiiamente!@ 3 BET famine f0fieoe bun
gliitet iibt paa i'm 6aoer. Gan ioarebe: Win
Cater, le9 bar be9nnot at loie bet. je9 bar let,
at bin Rsligion maa bare ianO. Seq tror, NIT
Barn, nit eliteoe Barn, ieg beteneer BET for big
os Gle tilfeoeuprenoe: ieg trOr pna Seius".
Ia uObrso ben oeenoe: ogob o9 Prisl"
- men iOlot iaa aimestie tilbage paa 9eist.
5nart iom bun oo9 til fla ieIo i9en, rate ln
gibsl iOm en- @aOe til 6oOtrsn o9 iagoe: Sop
% 8ut Oa qris % 2ere bare 3eiusl Sins mig,
t0re GaOer!" 9erpaa bao bun BAN at labe
benoe Degrade uoen pOmp oa pragt oe iaeoe:
Seq bsrsr bans 9ef. Wefertu fr Der % tal-
Der GO mig. Min belle Sial iDarer: "a, Tom,
perre 5eusl SEQ er fulO al 6erliabsO". vt.
ter laa BUN title ben TO Elmer, iom en- bib
oebn. ga bun baa8aeOe op, trptteoe bun ben
gsninoes 0aono. Tom iaO beO benoes Ssno.
Snart O~ereiter uobreo bun: SER, 5eirl" %
lsiteoe i'm f~tGlpenoe arm Yejret. SITTER en-
5tunos 6Orleb rotte bun ben!i9t i'm Saano no
o9 io9oe: yeeu Del, ters 5acer, jee gaar inO /
eerli9beOen. 3ien Seius, ou pil ooiaa mart
Gel oer". Oct par benoss iioite GrO. gioeIe
Ninuiter enonu aanoeoe bun ia9te % lan9Iomt
- "a par aft fiiae. gun bar gaaei inc til fin
9erres @l9os. 6nn Osoe Den q. Ropembcr
1919 en- alber al 20 Qdr. D9en efter II
Raansoers 6orleb iulgte benots isaber brnoe
ioni en- fOrieFi aIiiien inc ben ebiQe oa IaIioe
6reo. paa 8aiterens @raOten faar bet Striits
ORB, ION bun ielo baOOe uObal9t iio. Sub
bare 5at, iom bar 9ibtt Os SER iormeoelf Dor
0erre SeIus ariiiusl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Seq bar brngt mine au0.

3 ystlng bleb en- 63aarie aineler, Der / 80
War baOOe Oerst en- lioenltnbelig Opiumsrpaer,
Oupsnot til Sub. en at bans IOrrigs gennr
ira Dpiurasssslpen msoIs yam g. Cas
'sSs;". W.: sse.s Sc. b. BEG esse. ;sa
uobrso ban, poi troeoe big baaoe oso
Os bs9raDst. "a, jes bar oso," ioareoe ben
9atnle Wano, men nu er iee bleOen Ispenos.
Os les er ln9en 5laOs at Opiumen mere. .
gpoOrleOssf 90 bOiltet MiooeI bar ou brlot
Tor at bIiOs Iri?@ Brine 9ne," ibareoe ben
8aHiie, "sau Oh bism % ssr lieeiaa; bet er ct
Miooel, Der ulOris ~fOrfejler fin 9irfnina."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

at, bel ban | lit ountle 5nore
eno fglte tiot bets opbe glit -
Men MI bet tunte BAN ei linore,
Oct bragts itfun Fingers Stit.
gan isote orutne eenne Stemme
> Blob % | btehantiif Set,
Wen alorig ret ban tunoe 9lemme,
Ut Selus sn9an9 bar bans Soft.
Bet par en- Reit al bette Ninoe,
Som enonu BAN fri9ioe loo
Yerouica, ben fromme 9binoe,
Meo benoes tOfbare GlenoO.
Saa oa SOief tom iilba9e
% fonot mso 6ru Den npe 3iber,
Dan Loo i 6reo BAN aiitsO toss.
Gu baboe ban q gioner fler,
Der funoe BAN meo Orb srirlore
0m 2ogen, ION BAN frsllte bliOt.
@sn gioast / tit eQet Snore
Oct tunoe ban ei blipe tpit.
Get ful9te BAN ira Sao til Setter,
Oct Iulete BAN ira Gus I'll Gus,
Oct iao uipnli9 blonot bans @9ler
Run ban BET laa, miot / i'm Rus.
Get oreb bam bort ira 5oltsis Slitte,
Get oreo BAN bort ira ielue Rom.
5an iianoiso' q, ban bpileo' lite
fSsr til 6opreas g ban Tom.
9aa bette 6jelO, Der ieliOmt Fiser,
en Sfinr, at 9aotts 8sl9sr op
Der lab til iiOit Den 9amle Si9er
81 ipejoeO' ira i'm 9lippetOp.
selp Der ban fanot oo9 ingsn 9uile,
Selp bio bint gione ful9te BAN
fSoroobes MOB bets 6!ammfpile
) 6uler oulete ban i'm Stam.
enonu ban 9eo runot ON fig ienfte,
Dan frp9tso 6ien0e. ban Irp9teo' Ben.
Gil Ego bans e9ne aoaler enote
pea oenne SOto. 9Oor orog ban ben
8, Lab os tro, BET 5reliens SileO',
Dan engong rsrte meo i'm Wuno,
oar after fig, meo Raaoe tilst
5rem for bans Slol / fiofte Stunoi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

bpao Der Iioen bleu al 5siu giaeOe.
Biitpp Clemens fulot befDareo'
9enne 9iqio, - tro bebareo'
stotten Tom til Rom bleb last.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

Gaa ira 8iip til qabe 9it ben,
Nter % mere S9oer ri Den
9llt iom airlen TOM til Ma9t.
Mtsn, Jon Waeten flea. iaa @lanien.
9t = mart rper Morinttranien
8limreo'. 9aretronen ftoltl
Gil oct pore after Sinoet
9enote f9 Og. iert ferblinoet,
6prmsn man for Aonosn bolot.
Snebt Cub % 9eoelftsns
Seiu Billed oa fob enc,
5oaet bott ira 6oltets Bill.
s santt 9eters 7om Def gemtes,
Wianoen 6slt for bet beitsmtes
Wten iun gr9fer ie oct 1T.
Ter Def enbnu ital benares. -
Dog. ter fan ei ret erfares,
en- bet er bet ianoe emo.
6sit fra en- Nltan DIT oiiss
8 1T 9plone Grin, % priies -
@emmts oerpaa bort i9en.
Den De tunne Dog 81 Qenime
,3eIu 9iaeo' mer, = De qlemme:
Sten for Oct er iom ell CUNT.
Rafael. 6orreQqiO iaa Get.
8ooe Tonne 8ioner paa bet
) ben triitelige aunf.
% - ON bine 5onler ble9ne -
Ssiu 9iaeo' fan 81 ieane.
@uo bar laQt BET aobenbart
: ben npe 9o9tes Yseer.
Ter enbber, iom M bet ie8er,
Gan bet fnoe Ianot % Hart.
3 bber Borg. bier fotti9 Stue
aun nh ol6s ZINE itue
Seiu anipn. pm be BIZ.
epanaeliet fremb0rer
Gtoft fra ben elite 2eter.
8e9net ira ben 6relier nib.
So, liba9ti9t Ter fremitilet
6no ri sje Seiu 9iaeo'.
IRA bbis bbice pnnoe trilieo
9loop9lo unoer Sornetrans.
8, al hi os alorig bsie
Bort fra bette @ileos gle,
SOm NAB Bit, iaa miloe, bsje.
Ger paa os | 3a0re9lans!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Geronita Nom.

era 9plOne asiieriaIe
Yeronica / 5reo
frog meo III opre Billed
6en til ct Stjuleheo.
= 9rsm al 6errsn barilet
9un Rom bog 81 forloo -
bun ituloe Der forblibs.
Dams 6Olt at tage moo.
glanet fattige % rin9e
gun lit paulun opiloe -
&c ifulOs nrps Risei.
Som 69iar q mootOg.
! StilbeO Der BUN leDeb
90 bogteo' tro i'm Stat.
% milbneo meo oens Straaler
glenoi9beOsns 8at.
Snart 5OItf ben fri9iOne,
Btu benOes 9lolper Der,
Deb R9oiei par ban h1gttt
Sra 9ra9t o9 ira Fiber.
9an bleO III 9eiu 3iener
60 bar fin 0erre TO -
Yeronica ban iuIete
Meo 3rgit til Sorgsns 30.
giot eitsr lot oa iamleo'
Gig 5rcenoe ON Dem
eu areos al Seiu genusr.
Som / Ell fGaes Diem.
Sra Sseslano Tom anote,
0srrsns apoiiIe islD -
Gg Sefu Samfuno boiieO'
2lit iom en- fiae glo.
Snart tom DOG Rampeus Gage, E
6orielgelim u0brso,
Wien gennsrne gil frejoigt
3il 9ioelIe og 8go.
Gn 5eaig Wartprltare
Bar gione meo ut Blob,
Cg juii beO 3so og Care
Steg Msnisbeoens 5lOO.
9eronica ait title
3oennem al osn Crib,
Dun flute ittun plone
geo trofalt abinoe.5o.
gun l9nge bIeo beoaiet
Qlt iom Ell Mooer liar
Del bar, iOm 9errm ipareo'
Ter, iom bans Billed bar.
Ter fisss, bun sr boroen
Del ober bunoreo' Aar
SuG IDgss pun ira Joroer
Blot til en- eDIa gaar.
ylen Tsr pun glet Iufteo',
pun Biifop 6lemers gap
: arD bet ELITE Billed -
Saa lagoss bun | Graz.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Bread For the Poor.

Each year Mr.. M. S. Luchs gives
either -four or bread to the poor of the
city. This year he has decided TO give
away 1900 loaves of fresh bread, and
all in need can call and get a check for
the bread, upon which they can secure
bread of any of the bakeries in Mari
eta. Mr.. Luchs has made arrange
ments with Storck's, Braun's, Smiths,
Pfaff's and Schramm's bakeries, and
the tickets given out by the following
grocers can be exchanged at either the
wagons or the stores of any of these
firms, who will honor the checks and
deliver the bread.
They will be started to be given
away next Monday, January 1st, and
will be given away daily until all are
exhausted.
The following stores will have the
checks to give out:
First lward-Garrison STORE.
Second ward-Koerner & Woods
store.
Third ward-Henry Albrechts gro
Gerry.
Fourth ward-Philip Theis' grocery
Fifth ward and Mile Run precinct
GIbson's grocery.
Sixth ward-Pfaff's grocery.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
then adjourned.
Macksburg.

Christmas was fittingly celebrated
by the village schools Friday after
neon with Christmas tree and a lit
erary program.
"a Christmas entertainment and
''treat" was given by the village Sun
day School Christmas night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kathary will
celebrate their cotton wedding" on
the evening of Jan. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Derby are
spending the holidays with friends
here.
His many friends are grieved to hear
of the death of Mr.. Ellison, of near
Crooked Tree. Several days ago Mr..
Ellison slightly cut his hand on a
rusty nail. 1t instantly began to pain
and soon produced blood poisoning.
After much suffering he died Sunday
nlfiht. Mr.. Ellison is the father of
Supt Ellison, of the Macksburg
schools.
Many persons from a distance are
spending the holidays here with
friends.
The Young Ladies' Aid will give a
social and supper Thursday evening.
The village church has been papered
and it greatly improves its appearance.
Prof Wheeler and family, of Mari
eta, are spending the holidays with
friends here.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
CONTRACT
For Constructing a 40-foot Culvert
Over Goose Run Awarded
To Cline Bros,

THE City Council met in adjourned
session last evening to consider tho
construction Of forty-foot extension
Of the Goose Run sewer near Third
and Butler streets. This matter had
been carried over from Tuesday eve
ming, when 1t was thought there might
be some difficulties forthcoming should
the offer of Cline Bros. be accepted.
Mr.. Davis acting under instructions OF
the Council had received bids for the
building of stone retaining wall ait
that point, had agreed upon terms with
Mr.. Price the contractor, and had In
structed the City Solicitor to draw the
contract beween the city and Mr. Price
for doing the work. Later Cline Bros.
came forward with an offer to build
the sewer which was more desirable,
and THE matter was taken under con-
sideratlon by Council Tuesday evening
and was carried over 10 the meeting
last evening The building of a re-
tanning wall or sewer at that point is
necessary in order TO hold the fill to be
made by the B. 6 o. s. w.
The following members were present
at the meeting last night Blume,
Curtis, Davis, Marsch, Storck, Strain
Wood.
The contract offered by Cline Bros.
was read by the Clerk. Cline Bros.
agree to furnish the material and con-
struct 40-foot culvert at Third and
Butler street, work TO be commenced
before Jan. /; the first 10 feet to be
completed by Jan. 10, the second 10
feet by Jan. 80 and the remaining 20
feet before March 1, 1900. The price
TO be paid will be $495.
A few remarks were made as to the
time in which the work was TO be COM
pleted. Mr.. Blume made a motion that
the contract be awarded to Cline Bros.
and the motion carried. Mr.. Strain
moved that the certified check given
as surety for the performance of the
work, be accepted and the Mayor and
Clerk be authorized to execute con-
tract This motion also carried.
Davis raised the question as to how
TO get rid of the contract, if any, with
Mr.. Price, but after short discussion
no action was taken, all members
agreeing in the opinion given by the
City Solicitor, Tuesday evening, that
no contract existed between the city
and Mr.. Price.
| Council then adjourned.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an inflamed
condition OF the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inflamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever, nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth
ing but an infiamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall s Catarrh Cure Send for our
circulars; free.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
Sold, by druggists, rs cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Ga1lipolis Hospital Report.

The ninth annual report of the Ohio
Hospital for Epileptics at Gallipolis
was approved by Governor Bushnell
on Tuesday.
AT the beginning of the year, Nov.
Is, 1898 there was in the state treas
ury to the credit of the hospital the
sum of $1O6, 6,3209S. There was ap-
proprlated for various purposes during
the year $17S,4OO, making a total sum
OF 1884, ,72O.9S. OF this amount $685.
667 was disbursed, leaving an avail
able balance at the close of the year of
$1O1, ,O53S9.
The principal items of expense other
than the usual ones are for new con-
struction and sewage disposal. A new
waterworks system and several other
important improvements have been
constructed during the year. The mod
ern sewage disposal system was built
at cost of s14,975.OS.
The per capita Of maintenance, based
on the amount for all current expenses
was $142,52, an increase of about 50
per capita over that of the preceding
year. Appropriation to the amount
of $429, 100 including the sum of $780,
900 for construction, are asked for the
current year.
The trustees express their apprecia-
tion of Dr. Rutter's faithful manage
ment of the institution and of the
hearty cooperation of his assistants.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Crumbley-Evans.

"A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. VIM. Evans, Christ
mas day, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Lettie Evans and Mr.. Frank
Crumbley. Only the relatives and In
innate f.lends of the two families were
present. The friends had been invited
to take supper with Miss Evans. and
among the friends was Mr.. Crumbley.
After they all arrived Rev. A. ].
Hawk came Not until then did they
know they had been invited TO a we'd
ding, and great was their surprise
when the bridal couple walked Into the
parlor. After the ceremony all were
invited TO the dining noom where a
sumptuous supper was served. Mr. and
Mrs. Crumbley have the best wishes OF
all for a happy welded life.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
River News.

Beth rivers are full of ice at present
and It is interfering greatly with nav
igatlon, some of the smaller craft hav-
ing been compelled to tie up until the
ice runs out. which may not be for
several days.
There is about 10 feet of water in
the channel ait this point and it is
slowly falling, although a rise is ex-
pected in a day or two.
The Lorena passed for Plttsburg
yesterday at II o'clock.
The Greenwood for Plttsburg at p.
IN. and Uhe Kanawha fer Charleston at
4p IN passed yesterday on their reg
ular trips with big loads of merchan-
disc.
The towboats are still going up with
big tows of empties.
Boats today are the Queen City for
Cincinnati at p. m. and the Virginia
for Pittsburg at 3 p. m.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
A BIG Boiler.

The boiler recently finished at the
Marietta Boiler Works for the Lei
decker Tool Co. will be moved today
from the former place to the Leidecker
Tool works. 1t weighs 81 tons, is %
feet long and will be brought as far as
Second street on a car. 1t will then be
taken to the Tool works by the Mari
eta Transfer Co. 1t is one of the big
gest jobs of moving ever attempted in
the city.
The big boiler is one of the many i'm
provements contemplated by the Lei
decker Tool Co.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Boxing Bout.

On Monday evening, New Years
night, there will be held in the Audi
torium glove contest between
Charles Wheatley, of this city, and
Joe Bruner, of Cincinnati. The affair
will be given under the auspices of the
Athletic Club, of Marietta,
See their announcement elsewhere in
this issue.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Per Cent. Reduced.

Commissioners Strecker and Ran
dolph met yesterday and decided to re-
duce the rate of interest to be paid on
the Court House bonds from Az per
cent to per cent per annum.
The matter of choosing an Infirmary
DIRECTOR to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of George w. Richards was
deferred until next week, when Mr..
Hadley will be present.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Junior Club.

The Junior Club will meet Monday
evening, January 1st, with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Corwin, Fifth street. The
Club will meet at 7 o'clock, and late
supper will be served. Mrs. Charles
Dana will be the reader.
Club members are requested to re-
port if they do not expect to be pres
emit. This is in accordance with the
suggestion of the President and should
be observed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Hattie Grey Sheldon.

The death of Hattie Grey Sheldon
occurred at her home in Waterford
township Tuesday evening and was
the result of typhoid fever.
She was the wife of Colonel Sheldon
and leaves two children. Her untirhe-
ly death is lamented by her many
friends by whom she was beloved and
highly Respected.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Marietta Guards Meeting.

A meeting of the men who have
signed the roll as members of the pro-
posed military organization, the Mari
eta Guards, will meet at the Court
House this Thursday evening fer the
purpose of organizing and electing Of
ficers. A number of young men are
joining the company which will prob
ably be given place in the Ohio Ma
tional Guard.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
Oil News.
Yesterdays MARKET

The Pohick Oil Co.'S No. 4 on the H.
c. Henderson, back of Williamstown,
is reported to be good for 300 barrels,
C. j. Watts G Co. have another good
we'll on the Walters farm at Elba.
The Minch Farm Oil Co. have drilled
in another producer on the Minch farm
near Lowell
A good we'll was completed by the
McCalllster Oil Co, on the McCallister
farm at Sand Hill Tuesday.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-28
The Marietta Daily Leader
rAuRsoAY. oEo. 2e. Ieeo.
DISCHARGED.
No Case Found Against Ray Web
ster, of Beverly.

Beverly, o., Dec. 27.-Ray Webster,
the young man who was arrested last
Wednesday charged with committing
criminal assault upon slxIteen-year-old
Bstella Wilson, had a trial before
Squire A. M. Jordan today, and the
evidence being insufficient to make a
case he was discharged. Webster was
defended by Attorney Ralph Startling,
Of Coal Run.