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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

II you have ever had cold which you per.
mltted to wear away" 1t may interest you ia
know 1t was dangerous proceeding. Even
cold and cough which is neglected paves the
way Tor consumption, bronchitis asthma OF
catarrh. Otto's Cure, the famous German
throat and lung remedy, will cure any cough
or cold and save you from consumption sold
by all druggists Prices 25c and 5Oc per bottle.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17
She CheerfuIIy Complied.

She handed the check to the paying
teller. She was calm and collected, as
If it was an everyday matter.
Madam" said the Teller gently
you have forgotten to indorse It,"
Endorse it?" with little worried
smile
"Yes; you must write your name on
the back here to show that you will
repay this bank in case The issuer of
this check should fail to answer our
call"
"Ch!" she said, accepting the pen.
When the teller took the check again
this is what he read:
THE - bank has always paid up
what 1t owes, and you need have NO
worry. Therefore lndorse this check.
Very truly yours, Mrs. ]. B. Blanks -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17
Farm Property Sold.

BOIL & Flanders sold the William
Miller farm, on the Muskingum river,
three miles above Marietta, Saturday,
to Mr.. John Weinheimer for the sum
of $1,4OO. The farm sold consists of
ten acres.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

NECKWBARThe swell
here priced at
HANDKERCHEFSSik
and ending 30 cents Initial Silks % cents and 90 cents
the Star Men appreciate suspende They want pair for
sWEA ATERsPease little
them for 4, s. and so
UMBREIASfor all
girl present Lots of popular priced They in Mems at
a
FANCY vEsTsIa Husband
date Vests, priced at $780, $4.O0 and $500.
$500 something fine the $1,000
WALKING STICKSWe pride ourselves having selection
sticks stock is all assortment all
They a 25c high $3.50.
line of Link Gun Buttons Prices 2 Soc 75c and $OO Save
Jewelry
have the Way the knit goods that around the
Silk
COLLARS AND CUFFsA presentone half Collars
$l25.
DRESS sHIRTs-For full dress, New, Price. s1OO
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17
Card Of Thanks.

The family OF the hate James A.
Frost desire 10 return thanks to their
friends for especial klndnesses shown
them since the death of husband and
fauher.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

poisonous matter your whole body will
soon be full of impurity and disease, and
it is small wonder you dream of disaster.
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
purifes and enriches the blood. It
cleanses the whole digestive system and
is an antidote for poison in the blood.
1t is blood-fnaker and fesh-builder and
is good for the nerves. 1t brings restful
sleep and a clear head 1t contains no
alcohol, whisky, sugar, syrup, or dan
gerous opiates.
~ used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Pellets and have had no trouble
with indigestion since" writes Mr.. w. 7.
Thompson, of Townsend, Broadwater Co., Mon
tana Words fail to tell how thankful am
for the relief, as had suffered so much and it
seemed that the doctors could do me no good l
able to work. Now weigh nearly I6o and can
do davis work OH the farm"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17
Marriage License.

Rufus t. Hoff, 26, Hill P. o., and Bo-
sana R. Wagner, 21, Marietta. N E..
Kidd, j. p.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

Leave your orders by the 10th fol-
what Allegretti & Rubels Chocolate
Creams you may want
CORNER DRUG STORE,
Sole Agents.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

Over 100 pounds of Chocolate
Creams sold by us last Xmas. Leave
your order now so you won tbe dlsap-
pointed this year.
CORNER DRUG STORE,
Sole Agents.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

DR.. Bulls cough Syrup cures over
night the n'Ost stubborn cuid Well AS all its
cOmpicatioDs-t tickling in the throat. husky
voice aud violent coughing. II is the most
wonderful medii e, science has ev,r pro
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17
Real Estate For Sale.

A room house and lot 45x1S0 on
Franklin avenue, $1450. 141a acres
of land with 2 houses and plenty Of
fruit trees, will sell or exchange for
city property, price $500. A 6 room
house and lot out of high water on
West side, $1,000, or will exchange. A
good lot corner of Maple and Harmar
streets, 5000. A modern room house
on Front street, $4,000. A Z room house
on Franklin avenue, $1,000. A room
house and lot 75x120, on Harmar
street, s16OO Good lots in Musking-
um Park addition, 40x112, from $125 to
$275.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

LADIES
Checks.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

-
you may find
that you are act
ually pushing
yourself over
the precipice of
h disease into the
I abyss of death.
" Don't forget
I, that your heart
and lungs and
brain and
Anerves are sup
piled with blood
and nutriment
ugh your stomach,
and bowels. If
do not do their
k properly if
blood is full of
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17
Wnen you cream
that somebody is
pushing you over a
precipioe it's time

you looked after your stomach and liver.
You may not believe in dreams but that
particular sort of dream is likely to come
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-17

pretty near tfue II You
don't take prompt meas
ures to prevent it. If
Won neglect the warning
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-29

ei:?er .nrreipDubsli5 bon einem Tiertel=
j0fG. 9}uH fotte II .lGer bas bunfle 8e=
fii1I, CTS oo pas Militdrfommanbo fit
bic @rilloe, Die i'm mad g1ien soeen,
fein 9}erYt0nonib babe, uno 10 mubte
eii'e olts lonle, Die ct in Wier bate,
unD nie er ieit Ieinen &inoerlabren
niAt mebr geEeben, Gerbalten, um Die
SSerietung ans al}aillilienrildli6ten
plalliibel 81 nla4en.
Sg0B ber elten 5ante tpuroe aber
aus oer Secbe nid)ts. Sas &pmmanbo
i@rieb inn srriid, baB cine iol6e ur=
nlenge @srtegVn9sgefu6e nah Wien
feitens Fer 9erren SIfi5iere, Die li6 in
ben Gornifonen Der Brobin5 langtpeil=
ten, pcrldgcll, DAP oil cine @rfiillun9
in obfe1tog:Y 2sit gar nidt gu benfen
lei. Gjlei4srYsjl loiIie fein @efu6 rsur
gprmerting@ gelanaer. Sieie Iebte
gemersilag tlang ME Elm 6obn. IS
hoollte 6eiBen, Dag er piellei6t in BUM
bert Ss}ahreil }Nr &crieBuns na1 Wien
sclan9en n'iiroe, lpelln ni6t Elm siin=
ltleer .>2aiail eintrat.
(EorfSpttft1o FnInfN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-29
Ratb tar watser.

Dor iber so Sabren f1on purbs
Wsrs. MtnSlotp'S Soptbing Sprup
bon Minionen bon Meittern beim Sab.
men ber 3inber angemenbet. Mirf bu
TN S@lafe bur@ bas G9reien eines
ainbes gef6rt, bas TIM 3abnen iR unb
Dpr 69meraen ipeinta Wenn 10, lafIe
fofort eine Glai9e BON rNsrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Sprup1 bolen. Setu
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. Go mtrb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inbernng Der,
i9affen. DerlaBt eu9 barauf, Nhtter,
eS if tein 3meifel bardher. gs beilt
1bfenterp unb Oiarrboe, regaIirt ben
Magen uub bte Nierea, befeittgt Winb.
aolit, eripei9t ben Gaunten, perbiu,
bert @nt5aabuug uub ftdrtt has gauge
Spfem. .Mrs. MinslDms SOOTHING
SprupA fur 3abnenbe 3inber tf ange,
nebm In @ef9mad unb bas @eeept
fammt BON einem ber beffem ipeibli9eu
aerate In ben 9er. Staten. gs If Bel
allen 9ruggifen In ber sanjen WeIt ID
baben. prets rs Gents per 6lai9e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes, aIs Wsrs. Winas
iops eootbing'eprup
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eein Yebea ,pnrpe aerettet.

9err s. 6. 3ilID, Elm berpOrrasen6er
Burger BON Sannibal, Wto. tpuroe auf
tpanberbolle @eile bon elnem idredli>
den Tobe errettet. Gr eradblt in Be-
5us bierauf 5olsenbes: sd erfranfte
an tppb6iem Gieber, oas in 2unsenents
siinouns iibersins. Meine 2unsen Der.
bdrteten iid. Sd mar 10 idmad. baB
i'd nidt einmal aufredt i'm 8ette iisen
fonnte. gei6ts balf mir. Sd ertpars
tete idon balb an Der Sdtuinbludt gu
iterben, als id bon 9r. Sings ,,Meuer
@ntoedans" b6rte. Cine 5lai6e pere
i9affte mir i9on sroBe Grlei6teruns.
Sd iebte aber hen @ebrau6 fort uno
iebt fible i'd mid seiunb uuo fart nnb
tann oieie Merisin gar nidt genus To-
ben. 9ieie Mebi5in beilt am ii4eriten
uno idnelliten ale 6alss unb 2unsen>
leioen. Die resuldre @r0Be 5u SO gts.
uno $1.00. Brpbeflai6en frei in Der
Gpotbefe bon S. aalteper & Son. Sebe
6laibe miro garantirt.
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VI ii 8 | q II b.

- ueber ben leBteH Sag ber Bers
bantluna uber bic 3uGibausbcrIage
TN beu!i@en 8sids.ase, In ipelGem biefe
porIdufig nbgetban Uur0s, wirb uads
trdglib nod Golsenoes beri9iet: Ser
lccialifii9e Serliner 2edtsarmali
! Define aiug ber Woslage in 3tpeilianei.
| ger, absrous wlsiaer Rsbe gu 2eite.
Dem 6aao,lsm!niaer Brefelb, Delder
bic @itate aus taiierliden &ebeu tabelte
NIB eemeint bate, 10 einas tomnte III
aaDsren parIameutsn niDt Dor. lagte
sr, ber Qe1r Miniiier ab9e au9 anbe.
rerfeits oarau benfen,a baB Ia anberea
gdnbern ber Monard ni9t rebet.
seitens bes 9s.Sufti5amtes fu9!e
oann ber tuirfli1e sebeime &atb Mie.
berbiug bic Borlass su bertbeibisen.
IS tam bann Der Mntrag 3ur Mbhlm.
mung, bic Borlage an cine Commit.
Rou au perweiIsu. Ser Wutrae wurbe
nit acknowledgement Maiorttdt abges
lebnt, bd nur bic gonierpatiben, bic
beutf9e R.idspartei uab BON Der ma.
tionalliberolen partei aebu Witelieber
fhr ibn Eimmieu. Die AbftImmuna
seigte. bob bie gorlase au9 i'm 0erbit,
mo- Fe aur 3meiien 2efung gelangt. ob'
fOIut tsine 4usRdt auf Mnnabme bat.
G5 mhbte eia Wunber 9eideben. menn
bag ein!retsn iolte, unb bieiss Wuneer
t6nnte nur bonn Centrum tomn,en.
i5rau Clara Warb Rigo bat an
eineu 2onboner aorresponbeaten ben
folgenben daratteriiden Brief sei1ries
ben. sMeiu 6err! Die falfdsn BE.
ridts, weIde tiber un5 tn umlauf ge.
febt uerhen, fnb In ber $hat abiGeu'
li@, umiomebr als MIR gan3 allein
uub in 4bssi1isbenbsit Ieben. Sd
5er3eibe bie hbelmoasnben Beribte
tiber mid. ba fie ua3wsifelbaft osrs
bient fno, aber id Ehni9e bic abiHre.
denben urtbeile iiber meiaen frhberen
Soften, ben GarFen, au beridtigen,
wel6er niAt nur elm iebr btibi9er.
fOnberu aud eia gutter uaD ebrenbafter
Maun III, elmer Der benen unb liebes
bollfen @atten uno binsebenbRen 3D.
ter. Sd bin frob, ~Dteie @elegenbsit
au ieiner 9eribeibiguns sefuuben gu
baben. aiso unb i6 fino BET better
8eiunbbeit, sladiiG unb 3ufrieben.
@r if ein Mufer BON Greunbli@tsit
unb Nufmerffamfeit unb ibdBt bas
gr6Bte Dpfer, tpel9eS ie cine 6rau Der
2iebe bra9te, BITE um ieinetniaen
Gaitsn, ainber, cine bobe Steluug,
@bre unb Slid berlieb, I'M In ieiusr
8eieli9aft Id Der Melt berumjumans
bern. CLARA Rigo.S
- Mie aus Qsaboa berlautet, nirb
Sir SuIila pauncefote ni9t auf ben
Botidafterpofen nod Waibinstou au.
rhdtebren, ba ct fi@ mad elmer 34idbs
rigen biplomatii1eu 2aufbabn ins
ptiuatleben 3urhd3u3ieben mhni9t.
Man alaubt. baB su feinem Na@foIser
Graucis 0pbe 8iqiers. 9ilfsfefretdr
bes Ausmdrtigsn, auserieben 1T.
= Man fdreibt aus Berlin: Sc
iif iebt genau ein Sabr perfsRen, ieits
TEN 0err 2iri6ner gum grften 8ar.
germeifsr ertpdbIt wnrbe. Die bers
fai1ungsmdBig erforberlide 8efidti'
enng feiner @rnenuuag burd ben
Monar4eu III aber nod iIaMer uidt
erf0IQt.
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(TOrtiesuns foIst.)
Gsfe lit nfeaI

gBir bietsn eiubunbert Dollars 9elpbnune
fir jeben SaI bon &atarrb, ber ni9t burd
@inrehmen bon 5aas Ratarrb 8 8ur eebeiI
tuerbsn tam.
SIS. @beneb & Co., eisentb, Iolebo, %
gSir, bic l1nter3ethneteu, baben S. 8. gbe'
nep felt ben letten 15 Sabren gefannt uni
baIten ibsl fijr ponfomnten ebrenbaft in allen
@ei9dftsbanbInngen unb finanaiea befd.
higt, ale bon ieiner Sirnia eirgesangenen
@erbinbIi@teitsn 3u erfiilIen.
Beft & Iruar, Grosbanbels. .9roeuiiten,
9plebp, o.
WaIbing. &innan & Marbtn, @ros.
banbeIs. .Drosuiften, EoIebc, ..
Sau's Ratarrb.sfur tpirb ttnerIt1 genoms
men rno tpirft birett auf bas @Iut nnb bic
idleimieen Oberfd4en bes Sbftems. 3euss
niffe fret berianbt. preis 10 @ts. fir bic
6laide. @erfauft bon alien Mppthefern.
9ag's Eawilien Htllen iinb bie beifen.
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5. & 9. M. Grfuriious. Staten.

3wif9en allen Stationeu, meId,e
bon Der 5. & q. N. Babu beriibri
iperbeu. Gin unb ein brittel Nate fur
ben 4. Suit. 8ide!s 3u 6aben am g.,
3. uab 4. Suli; stiItis bis gum 6. Suli.
q q d Detroit. Mi@.-
@brifiian @nbeobor, am 2. unb 8.
Sult; gtiIiis biS Is. Suli. NIT benz
gorreht Der @erldneerung bis Is,
4usuf. Gin Gabrpreis plus $500.
N a@ Sos angeles. Cal
NaiiOnal educational MEociatiou,
om IL. bis IA. Suli; Rate $500
Ndbere gin3elbeiten tperoen ip6ter be.
FAINT gemadt.
Na d SgbiunapoIis, Sub
SnternationaIe aonbention gpwortt
9eagne, 20. Bis %. Suit; Rate eiu
GabrpreiS plns $500.
Rad Ridmoub, b.
B. Y.P. u, 13. - Is. SnIi, gtiltiq
bis 81. SuIi; Berldngerung bis Is,
Ausua. Rate ein Gabrpreis pins %,
Sommer 6ourifen.Mateu
mud allen 6ommer MufentbaIfsorten
finb ieSt tn araft.
Weseu weiterer austunit uenbe mon
fi9 on trgeab einen Nsenteu ber Babu
ober f1reibe on
.. s. prtce, @. q. & +. u,
paIefiiue. 9e1as..
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gulfauiidbe Musbriidbe

iinb sroBartig g-aber Der Nusbru6 bon
Sautausidldsen beraubt bas 9ebsu
aqer Sreube. 8udlens Irnica Salbe
beilt iie aber. gbenIO uQe Offeneu @uns
ben, 6ieberansf9ldas, S6mdreu, @ar,
sen, Sdnitte, Auetidunsen, Yranb-
number, @erbriibungen, aIiseipruneene
Sdnoe unb Groitbeulen. auh 1T lie
oas bette Mittel sesen Sdmurrboioeu
auf Grbeu. gie pertreibt ale Sdmer.
sen. giur rs gts. bic Gdadtel. Sci.
lung sarantirt. 9u baben in Der 9lpo.
tbete bon S. &alteDer & Gon.
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q Npti5.

Die "San Antonio Fair Associa
ton" wirb Musebote In Der Office ber
@eieaf9aft In Gruft's Sant @ebdube
entgegeuuebmen fur bas ausfdliebli9e
priDiIegium bes pbotograpbirens aui
ben ''Fair grounds" ber "Internatio-
nal Fair ASSN" pelGe In San Mu,
tonic bonn %. Ottober bis 8. NoDems
BET '99 absebalten perben ioa.
Glle Ingebote mhfen benz Setret1r
bis gum 8. Suli, IL lbr Wormitta9s
eingereidt worben iein.
Wegen ndberer gin3elbeiteE weube
mon R@ on ben unter3ei9ueten.
u. 81. Banee.
Getretdr,
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Wpt. ,lmferett. Bitdertiidh.

Sn Der Saufririeu 3situns Wr. 1920
bonn Is. Suni Rnb ben pom 0euti9en
Rei9e erlporteaen @arpIinen fe93ebn
etbnosrapbif9e 8ilber, mad Noment.
anfnabmen unb Elm boppelfeitigeS,
ftnf anHdten bon ben Snisl Italian,
pOnape un6 GAP umfaifenOes 9abIeu
na9 Original3ei9ung pou 20. 81.
b.onsti getpibmet. BON ber Qriegs.
marine tunbet cine Orisinalaeidnung
Wilp 5t6wers. bic Sas am !. SUM-
BON Stapel geIaufene ainieni1iff Raj.
Ter Wilbelm ber @rose" gum @egenfan.
be bat. Aus benz MrbeIterpart Der tai.
ferli6en Wsrft au aiel erf9eiut cine
Ibbilbung bes fhmuden 6auptgebdu,
bes wgrhoIungsbaus". 6inf1ili9 ber
far bie beutfGe 0o9ieefif9erei Deuti9.
lambs ius Iuge sefaBteu Station
8dreninfeI orientiert eine 4arte uno
bier aufi9ten BON Der 3ertltfteten 2iffe
bes p0laren gilanbS. Wlit portrdt8
fiub beba9t morben: Der neuernannte
Rommauber bes XIV. Mrmeetorps,
Gmtl Jreiberr b. Wteerf1eibtsD Dauehem
Der neue gotf9after In &om, @eneraI
ber Rapanerie Qarl @rof b. Webel, Der
tn ber Na6t gum 80. Mai uerftorbene
berborraaenbe Miener S6auipieler
gmerid Robert. ber ON 8. Suni babin,
gsidiebene @aljert6nig unb alafiter
Der Miener Operette sobann 6traub,
ber feinfinuige Oi9ter Wartin @reif,
ber ont Is. SUM- ieineu 60. @eburstas
feiert, unb Der 16idbrige Beuiamin bes
biesidbrigen parifer 6alons, 9enri
@ortes, befeu @emdlbe uDas pfageu@
bier tn 6oIdGnittna@bilbuus erf6etut.
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= Die gsrIiner .WatipnaIsts." freui
fd tber ben ueuen beufdeu 6anbeIs'
pertrag nit ber ftibafrifauiiden He.
pubIit nruguap. In lDel9em fi9 beibe
Staaten eesenieitia bic Weiii6esanfii.
suus gemdbren. Das glait febt bie'
fen gertras aIs ben 8esinn eiuer neuen
Isra an unb empfieblt, bic Staatsu
guropas ion!en fi6 gum aampf seseu
ben f@ubB6lnerii6en Ganatismns Der
Der. Staaten suiammenfdlieBen unb
nit aaeu anbern amerifanifden Staa'
ten Sanbelspertrdge f6lisBen. bamii
bieie Rspublifen burd biefe 8ertrdst
fi9 bic 3oapolitii9s lnabbdugigteit bon
ben Ntr. Slaaten fiderten.
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Gulni,trr agnrrdllun.

81 tier (bei Der Saufe Der
neuen qferoe): rgia, Wadtmeiiter,
MAIDEN Sic men 8Orl6las! g9ie men,
nen mir oenn Die bunosmagere Sdmar3-
bralne oa?"-@ a d 9tmeiiter: .gnts
i6uloigen, Serr 9ittmeilter, bic t6nnten
mir Der 9ndoieen 6rau 8ittmeiierin
gu Gbren .9auline tauien /"
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Dds & Mjabad,er

baben F@ bur@ TIT porter' unb
Weib' Bier, ioipie bur6 ibr 6el'
ber' unb g b tpa Ter einen
Ramen gemant. ber melt tiber bic Greu.
3en Der 5tabt binaussebt. 0ier IN
allen Wirtbidaften au baben. Muf'
trdge laufea aus ben entfernteften &C.
genbeu elm. prOmpte Mblieferuns uuh
gerfenbung.
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s~ Wenn ss Cure NbR9t if. eine
&eife au unisrnebmen, 10 berfeblt nidbt,
bic ). & q. u. gSfurfonS . Staten.
2iife In elmer anberen Spalte bieiss
8Iattes su lsien.
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@er F6 elm eIssantes 8sfdbrt
anfdoifen min, Der penbe R6 an D.
T. W cob warb 8 &c., no er bic
gr6bie MuSmabl hubet.
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@rnnbet8entbums Iebertrasuuser

NboIpb Mntes an gmil Mosbeim
u. a., 8 Ndsr 2aub aus benz 8. Ren'
nep.Suroep, Ii Weilen ftb6flid BON
Waiu. plasa, $1,000.
8. 8. Bed on Nlb. Sbeis. 6ttd
2auo In Wstmore, $3700.
8. s. &ibert an Nmalie Inferion.
Gruubaad OIL Nuifin. 5traBe, $1,000,
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Der lett % Sabrsn elm AnseRellier Der
Sinaers sNdbmoidbineu. Gsisli&oft mar,
bat feline Wdbmaibinen Reparaiur,
Wsrffidtte g de WeR.@ m merce.
unb Ga o.Strabe.
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Wl1rnrir ,1,1n a1rnsia.

Wndoi gum neu ein9etretenen
gienitmdo6eD: emma, Sic miiien
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-10

The monument erected by the women
Of the South TO Winnie Davis the Daugh-
fer ~ the Confederacy. was unveiled in
Hollywood Cemetery yesterday afternoon
In the presence of a great concourse of
. ople. numbering, perhaps. 1900 or 5000.
The monument to President jefferson
Davis. erected by his wife and daughter.
WIS unveiled at the same time, and the
broken shaft marking the grave Of JEFF
ferson Davis. Jr.. was also dedicated.
The unwilling ceremonies were impress
sively simple. There was a prayer seve-
raj brief addresses, the wells were drawn,
artillery doomed national salute, the
minister Of God spoke a benediction. and
The great crowd dispersed as the shades
OF night were falling around the spot
made dear 10 the men and women Of the
South as the final resting-place Of those
whose names are linked forever with q
cause which claimed the lives Of so many
thousands and is hallowed in the hearts
OF millions.
The pageant which moved through the
streets Of aIchmond TO the cemetery was
imposing and impressive. At its head
rode veterans ia gray and behind them
came the military, the gray-coated vete-
rms. carriages containing the women
taroueh whose noble efforts the monu-
ment was erected. State and municipal
officials. and last, the carriages contain
3ng the citizens generally who wished to
honor the Lost Cause by honoring the
memory of the Daughter of the Confede-
I4cy.
The procession moved through solid
lines OF people. Confederate fags were
floating in the breeze on every hand
iust as the stars and Stripes Of the ma
sioral emblem had futtered from every
vantage point on the occasion Of the
visit OF the President to Rich
nond week before. The crowd
at the cemetery was immense.
When Governor Tyler arose on the stand
al the northwest side of the square TO
Introduce the minister who was TO make
the opening prayer his eyes ieh upon
thousand. o. people-hrst upon the vet
Grams I'm gray. drawn up close TO the
SQUARE around three sides, then the MILL
sarv. then tho masses Of spectators
covering the hillside as far as the eye
could reach. thousands of them TAR De-
yond the point where the speakers could
be heard On a hilltop TO the westward
a quarter Of mile away, was stationed
the Howitzers' Battery. awaiting the sig
nal for the salute when the veil should
fall, the martial figures silhouetted
against the azure OF the November sky.
over an fell the soft autumn sunlight,
tipping the hilltops with gold flashing
upon the bosom Of the rolling river. smil-
Ing upon a world which seemed awaiting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-10

Hayes. Master Jefferson Hayes DAVIS
Mrs. Pulitzer. Miss Waller, Judge Reagan.
Colonel Pulitzer. Mrs. Katie Cabell Cur
rio president Of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy; Mrs. 3. T. McCul-
Tough. president Of the Grand Division or
Virginia: Mrs William Read. Of Balu-
more: Mrs. James Mercer Garnett and
Mrs. Nicholas, also Of Baltimore ard
Mrs. S. y. Walker. Of Lexington. Gcne-
raj Fitzhugh Lee sat in the front row OF
seats. with General Roberts, Of North
Carolina.
During the assembling the First Regi-
ment Band played the hymn tune, ABIDE
With Me-" with variations.
PRAYER BY DIR. SMITH.
IT was 1855 o'clock when the ceremonies
began. Governor Tyler announced that
the exercises would commence, and in
troduced Rev DR.. Smith, the chaplain or
Lee Camp. who opened the proceedings
with prayer, a ) follows:
O. thou who art the life Of all who
live. and the fountain Of all Things Sood
and great: before Thee az human grace
and pOWeT are as nOlhirg, Tor Ihlue 5
the greatness and the glory, the victory
and the majesty forever. In my holy
presence this great company bow their
heads in lOwly homage ana III waiting
the daughters Of our Southland have
brought this sculptured marble IN its
stainless purity and its pathetic grief TO
mark the resting-place Of one whose
r1Irifv was as radiant and whose grief
Tar more pathetic. in this fair SPOT,
where we have laid so many loved and
lost beside the cleaning river, which
sings its ceaseless lullaby to those who