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ron sALE-TYrEwRrTERs.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING, expert workman
ship; very reasonable charges. call for cssi.
mates; also buy sell. and rent rypewriters
WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER ExcEaSGE II
9th st NV. Telephone 2497-3. oe.-Imo
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MAKE speciality of trading; handle city,
suburban, and country improved or unim-
proved: let me know what you have to trade.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 E ST. nw.
seS0-eod-I lot
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HELP wAsrRp-rEMALE.

wASrED-Girl fer general housework; small
family. Apply 1909 st NV. oel6-St.em
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WANTED-Lady c9nyasseEs to sell tea and coffee
to private parties. Box 4S0, this Office.
ocI6-2t, ,em
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NANfED-Reiiabe woman for light housevork:
small family; stay at night. S07 7th st. NV
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WANTED-For a family of 3 a good white or
eoIored woman to cook and do housework
Gail with refs 1886 Fla. ave. NV, Wetires-
day and Thursday. II, EN-
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FOR RENT-Rooms; furnished; with or without
boaFd. FooIEs for light housekeeping as
9th ST an,
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FOR HIRE.

FOR EIRE-Fine horses and buggies dayton
wagons, cheap TO drunners and business men,
PRESToN'S STABLES. corner sfh and | sts. NV.
phone 917. al oc11-Imo
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ron SALE-About z acre land; desirabIy To-
Gated; Hardwood road and just north
OF ard adjoining the Catholic University; Will
sell a whole subdivided into lots 40xII0
feet; fronting en- public road; money loaned at
"a and 3 Per cent to build For terms, ETC..
apply to FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Real Estate
Leans, and Insurance. 1905 Pa. ave. se20-1no
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| WANTED-Barher for STEADY work; guarantee
/ given, THOMAS BARR, S15 Pa
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NEW HOTEL ALTON is open for business;
passengers sent to met at any point at
short notice; beautiful scenery and bass fishing
at the falls. Fer information address L. LED
NAN, Prop, 0ceoquan, Va. oc16-4t
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wAvTEn-RooM AND BOARD.

WANTED Board for family CT three in refined
private family northwest. Apply to WALTER
H. CLoUGH, 500 14th st. NV. oc1etf,en
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WANTED-Chanberma girls for dish. pan
try, and storeroom girls cleaners, fer hotel.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 5GS 10th 1t. NV.
Item
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wANTED-By Oct. 90 in any section, or O.
room brick dwelling m. l.. not to exceed
$50; furnace heat preferred Address BOX 47s,
this office. 1t
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pInps, poes, ETc.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing cansries. mocking
BIRDS dogs, cats, rabbits. gold fishes, etc.
catalogue free. sCHaEID's BIRD STORE. III 18th
1t. nv. As2s-tf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CALLING, WESTB0UND, AT CHERP0URG.
Sailing Wednesday at 10 g M
RED STAR LINE
NEW cRK-ANTWERP-PARTs.
Every wednesday at u noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers il and Is. N R.-0ffice 73 Broadway, n. 7.
Philadelphia Office sos -907 Walnut 81.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-1s3s ST. N ".
Or VI. G MOSS, Agent at Sanders & Stzyman'k
1927 st. n. ".
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
- port News, and all points South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk" and Wash
- ihgton." the following schedule:
Lv- Washington. s30 pm Ly. Portsmouth 90 pm
Lv Alexandria 90 pm Lv. Norfolk 40 pm
Ar Fl. sIonroe.7 100 am Lv. Ft- Monroe. .45 pra
Ar Norfok.....s0 90 am Ar. Alexandria .6 so am
Ar. Portsmouth.sl5 Is am Ar. Washingto ton..7 90 am
- Tickets On sale at SIT Penn ave-, B. and
- D ticket Office. 6l9 Penn ave, and corner
- 18th St and n Y. ave-, C. & o. ticket OF
- hc.s, III 5l3 Penn. ave. and 500 In st. /;
- 8. A L. ticket Office, 143i n. Y. ave. and
- board steamers
- asFor further Information apply at gen.
- eral Offices, 7th st. wharf, Wash. D. c.
- Phone, 750
no2s-d JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOR SALE OR IsENT-HOUsEs.
TH0S. {. NIlGGhMAH.
Real Estate Broker and Asstioneer
9i7 2 Street n. W.

FOR sALE-sgoR THwEsT
lI3t and 17S6 L. L., 6r, .ot 28x146 it,. $500
-, I9tn, b n l1r, N :; steam heat SOD
io1z i5sh ST, h. Sr, batn, m i------- 1900
FOR NORTHEAST
III 1lth, h, ior. bath; a m i. S., 759
aE9 oth u, brick, sr, bath and IN i....,. 4,59o
100 +, n, stories, 7r, bath and j.. 4!so0
.ia ~ 1 Il: so h 7r bath; m i.-.-----..- g. 500
5S9 and SS1 7th. 7r, m i (Each) .-.-.... 8, 800
35l l frame. stories, 5r-.-.-.....--..-..I,J0o 800
Il'5 y, h, Or, bath and IN i........-... 1900
SOUTHEAST
$5. st, h, stories. sr, m i.....-. 50 900
z5o i2Sh, b, Or, bath; NJ i.-.......... 1850
fIS L, n. sr, bath, loS 24x1O4 ft.-..-.-... 1900
IA IA n h, 6r, water, sewer ...-...-.-.-. L5o0
! Il04 ave, h, Or and bath. 400
SOUTHWEST
sl4 TO SIS st. Or, bath, a m i (alD. .. -Ss 900
20 TO Z22 l31A ST, frames 5r (both} 600
4e9 to 40 s Capitol frames, Or tbotf)- -. 400
4I9 1st ST. frame; lot "a 6x158 h....-...... 800
UNMPRoyED-NoRTHEA
Sc. corner H and uth. 5sxIoo ft$2 25
st, bet. 4th and 18th. 2oxioo ft.......... 50
l2th st. bet a and 3. e0x9o ft...-......-.-. l o5
North side e Capitol bet 18th and 18th %
., bet iith and i2ta, z5xl5o ft......... 20
FOR RENT.
Ne. IA L. Or and sta................sl .sls 30
Ne, ZIG L, 6r and bath.,............... IS 30
Ne, 3is 9Th St, Or and bath. 16 80
Ne, 1lI9 18th St. 3r and bath - Is 30
Ne Part O: 'ot J. square es2. 1. 08
Ne, llo2 Sh, Il 80
Ne, ITO AG, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il 50
her 80 Il 81, o(.,...................... Il 80
Sc, 4aS SaB n Capitol 6r-...........- L 90
Sc, Il0z 9Th ct. 1r.-................... 10 SO
Sc, 40 st. 9 80
Sc. III 10th ST.. er................... 8 50
g., s2s Ga ave-. 80
Sc, Il04 n. ]. ave-, sE....-.-... 50
se-r 1928 lst st.. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Sc, 1852 18th st, 6r..-.-...-......,-...... &c
Sc. sis S. C. ave. kx...................... 7 90
kn.tr - 0Ss: S. W.a; Du.
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HAIR DRESSING, face and scalp treatment,
manicuring, etc, taught. Address BOX 461,
this Office. ocI5-3t
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Neutrality-suspicious. hands on fine costume
vests good pay. 6S6 st. NV; top floor.
ocI5-2t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-112 acres, e1k miles from Anacostia
Bridge, Silver Hill, rooms and outbuId-
ings; rice shade; water in every field; fruit;
price, S4,s0a- ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 z ct
NV. ocl4eod-3t
FOR SALE-15 acres % miles from Landover;
frames. / and 6 rooms each; stable hennery
well; price, s., 600 ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 E
st. oc14-eod-3t
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HELP wAsTED-MALE.


WANTED-Brieht colored man for I'd order cook;
come early ii. T. SANDS, 1915 7th ST.
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Apply at Office fer Weekly Bulletin.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FUR sALE-MISCfGI4LANE
FOR SALE-sl ladies' 81 wrappers for 2ac; I9 ladies'
soc eorsets, I5e; II ladies' SOC shirt waists
15e; IS ladies' skirt patterns 25c; II pairs boys
pants, &c; 2,G00 yards fine quality muslin, 43sc
yard; 800 yards I0c and f21hc wash goods, SIC
yard. BURCH'S, sI4 II St he. ocl6-3t
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
Vice Presidency and Oblivion.

uThere was q time in the history of
shis country when it was considered
quite an honor to be its vice president.
In fact, it will be remembered that at
first the candidates for president and
vice president were the same, the one
getting the highest vote being presi-
dent andathe one getting the next high
est taking the vice presidency. In a
short time, however, this was changed
and there, were distinct candidates for
president and distinct candidates for
vice president. This has been kept up
tor the present time. ~ Bop .JIat
Brit. meanwhile another change has
came over the candidacy for these Of
fees. a change rather in the spirit
than in the letter or in the machinery
In each succeeding national contest
the candidate for vice president has
become more and more merely tail
to the presidential Kite. His selection,
therefore, has become more and more
,matter of policy with reference tc,
the Strengthening of the chances OF
the head of the ticket OF course the
viees'presidential candidate gets in all
so if the candidate for the presidency
gets in, but after he gets in, what
then? Having been used as a stepping
stone for another man he is at once
relegated to comparative oblivion! He
has a chance to take his family to
Washington for four years and to
draw a few thousand dollars a year
out of the national treasury without
working very hard for it or worrying
about any particular responsibility
Then, in case Of the presidents death,
of course he is first in line for promo
ton. But aside from these things, the
vice presidency practically means the
political death of the man who holds
the office. 4, ..l.. t,,.. ...... -..'....,
No wonder there is such skirmlsh;
ing about on the part of all parties for
men; to make the sacrifce.-Golumbu
I0xnlfph. b. ... ..-...r... .
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
REf uBLIG*S a StRGEIk gHyRT CON
4. 3ybaleRNllse shsAs

he SlbsR&%W W1lAebT oEtils
Fo5rth Jadieiai eirelAt " the State Of
Ohp, composed of the counties OF 3tht
enA Adams, Brown, Gallia, Hooking,
Highland, Jarksons spaRrew wm6 atsisf,
Pine, Pickaway, Ross, Scioto, Vlnton
WashinG Gtanxzar harsh Net
that Republican Circuit Court Con-
vension viii be held at the City Hail,
In Greenfield, Ohio, on "Wednesday the
9Th day OF June, 1900, at II oclock a.
M, for the purpose OF nominating q
Republican candidate for the office OF
Judge df atheS Circuit Court or said
Fourth judicial District of the State OF
Ohio, to be voted for at the next No
yeTnheF election to be held in said
State, and the basis of representatlo
will, be one. delegate for every 800
votes cast for Governor Mash at the
November election in 1899, and one, ad ]
ditipnal delegate for every fraction or
25p iyptes or more, to-wit: ~,
&da ms ~. ....... ...... 49,. =
Athens. I.l99''. as.. ........ t.s..!...1O
Brown e?aas.. !. .s..GG. ...v.!.... o
GalliaclAi.iD AVE-. ..... =. "a! .s''it
Hocklng,d .!....i .-t. -. .r..s's.'s o
Highlanr 4.c.s.a.,...''i,... a+'i..'".'t q
,laSRSont .,..,rD'"' ~. ,''.f,,rs''t Q
taWrencer 'r'l'5l'-i,.., .'.f'i'i''' 49,, .
MelRS.,. :, w., ...... -..--- '''.. -.
tlckdWay..,. .,..... '..''' U
PlKe.... 500. ....,...'''. 80. D
hoSS.., '''.'. .'-.' ''''''' '''1V
Scibteg ~. -. ......!.. !...t.. 3
washington. .,".,.. .....t... IL
KinfonI.g. =! ....t...... ....ao. 80. 4
BY order of the Committee, rgul nd
.ycp zs5gL-l. w, H. WIGGTNS,
~ s;7;licr s.t, t.,-f.. Chairman.
RIB. MILLER, Secretary, z,."'..-
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
Bueking. Bronco in Broadway.


An amusing scene was witnessed by
several hundred people i'm front, of an
express office ingBroadway one day re-
Gently 1t was a sight entirely untlsu-
al in New York, except In a circus OF
wild west show--a bucking broncho,
trying to kick his harness off and de-
stroy a big express wagon; r, He was a
vicious little red eyed demon! with a
kick that meant destruction every
time tElanded The crowd stood at a
distance and admired the energy and
pertinacity nof the 'beast, ,while the un-
happy man on. the e!scst' threw the raw
hide into .him""in vain endeavor to
make him Settle down and 60 to work
The broncho bumped himself and
jumped int othe air, coming down stiff
legged with a jar that would have
loosened the teeth of any man had one
been On his back. Then he slanted his
ears back, gave snort and kicked at
the wagon, but he was hitched so that
he could not reach. 'it.' Hitched with
him was a staid old horse. q almost
twice as big, Who had probably never
been outside Of New York, and who
did not seem to understand the antics
of his partner. white he took care ia
dodge the broncho's active heels. Per-
sons in the crowd shouted advice to
the driver, and this soon became joeu-
lar in its tone, and every one was en-
joying free outdoor showJrs
The broncho continued to buck and
rear and kick in the most tireless
manner, showing that had a good con-
stitution,, hardened by his life in the
west, and that he was endowed with
an amount OF perseverance that would
have. won him success in, other calling
than that of a bucking broneho. How
ever, as buckerl he was not entirely
failure.G tYiiIA woJ sBai7o4uf
AT length, a tall, spare manSin a big
hat and sandy mustache 1and egoatee''
emerged fromthe acro wda and took hold
Of the bfoneho's bride, while the
crowd shouted to him to i''look ont
The tall one took firm hold Of the
''brone%' and began to kick him on the
shins. ga m7Hl 'uo hso ord ar.frl
Suddenly the, brpncho seemed to
recognizera familiar form, for. he
Strengthened up his ears and relaxed
his muscles and became a small quiet
pony without, a buck or a kick in his
system He'seemed to be ashamed of
himself also, and sorry that he had
made scene on Broadway.
NOW" said the tall man to the
driver on the wagon, "the cayuse is
all right again Il Just a bit OF western
temper, Got to know how to handle
EN-, that's all ,. ..... ~
The driver picked up his reins and
cluaked and the team moved away, the
broncho with hanging head. but
faithfully pulling his share of the
load.-New York Herald. ,cin1n
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
Science For the Love Of It.

Our forefathers were wont to draw
the line rather sharply between, lths
professions and the trades, The pren
fessional, man, it was, thought labered
chiefly for the pure love Of his calling.
the tradesman for what it tbrougR5
him. To-day there is q gradual break
ing down of the wall that once sep
arated7 the man with the trained fnteR
lect from the man with the trained
hand, and the ethical distinction be-
tween, the professions and the craftt
is now SO finely drawn, that il can be
no longer honestly maintained thai
their representatives are not equally
alive todthe peeuniary rewards OF their
ailyclaboRs. farg 90 .is gra.f d. st .,iT
Something of that altruistie .deYo-
ton ito his calling which was, thought
to be the eiidistinguishing mark of the
professional man, still lives and
thrives in the modern scientist IT
was one OF the foremost of our Arnerl-
can physicists, Joseph Henry, Who
said:
My ambition is to add to the sum
OF human knowledge by the discovery
OF new truths, wk:cn may be of some
use to the world The practical APP
pliGation of these / leave to others. ."
$50 completely have the material
achievements of science overshadowed
what may be called its theoretical de
velopment, that we are inclined to un-
derestimate the work. which has been
done in pure science for the mere love
ofdt f-gkEy-{ ~ IN wa ! ~ !
In our admiration of the skill which
has given us our tong-span bridges,
our towering eutg buildings, our colog4
sal locomotives and steamships, we
are apt to forget the rarer skill and
deeper processes Of thought which
baye, lately brought to light hitherto
unknown elements IN the atmosphere
and added something to ,our know
ledsS ~ tha Aolar-sy ystemI 4St9(1
1t Il because thenwork az tho pure
foN0h )NNuJ s1No isisipp'G
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
Additional Loeal.asr

Stated COMMUNICATION of Harffat
Lodge, No $50, f. & A. NJ, this Tues
day, evening Al ,soj9uprGniinFg brethren
inXitted to to be presenhiilUsra? Iuad4iq,
1+-Gy1LotSpence, 3N5h6 attended J the
IPepulist7 convention at Cincinnati. y re-
turned here Saturday and left for Az
.Taftic City On Sunday evening, where
he will again engage, in the hotel bust;
ness s'-7Sentidnfe lrsodi 4st3aG 5l5d zaoiti8
--Basebnlbd d Marietta against Ohio
'Universityl!a l!at1Fait' Grounds, 9, 80 p.7 m.
Wednesday. '"' o. ''' ''h'''i on
.i177fG}Fe9orge w Bowerrs. of the Audi
tors. office nisi off duty owing to, an at
tack of measles -5n 1uiieem s'iiain
Mr.. wesley Anderson, Of Hocking-
port, is visiting relatives and friends
IIinrFFIbeI ny SitM Tsk1 9IAE "a T'KA3
Mr.. c. D. Webster returned yester-
day from 4 Business visit to, Pfiiafel-
Iphia and Other .peintse n the esat
ID. H. Thomas is visiting relatives
iastbls pyn,ta-i,,. f,bsy,+s agtlis!iaonn+v
6i,w heilgqus oi VI atad i'M anli
10 sine 'Malielta a7Guards'am Will nave
theiri measuresGtalaer for uniforms aon
next Thursday evaningt An n'effort
will lS.s ,,naqa ~, sorn, tbs hc,ons NV
on Or befbra Nav al M9n,orfsl Davi
'':ne275 qn p''t loH2l''H' 81 sh"nI si'I
-7lhrs- q George : ss'bo"er IS Visioing
feisefVes' '' I'M ,'a "aeertowh!, %
Seats, for, the, DEVILS, Auction
',,T, '"'' I'M 777'|. ,I1r'fr, T'i' 7''rn =
WIZ De on isaie at 'faies' news stand
iphis morning 1ha qif7i'ht| ti4'@t
E=Sber;ff II d t1.,ibbar" "oF Ola ,n,a,l n,,rl4
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15

Dr. Hobbs' spafaeus Piis cury all kianey Ills, sam
Dle fTeo. Add Sterling HeuiBds Co. Chicago 1FNI,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
THERE IS 4 CLASS Of PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use Of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
caileS GRAIS.o, MADE e Of pure grYfa$ihH grafhs.
that takes the place Of " coffee. The
most delicate stomach receives III with
out distress and but few can tell lit
from coffee. Itldoes not cost over, a
as much. Children may drink it with
great benefit. 15c' and 25s per pack
age. Try ity Ask for Grain O.aHdi2.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
Magnetic Healing.

what Mrs. Drumm,l Eighth street,
says; N''fi havssbeen 'afiictedi for a long
time with stomach trouble and eonstil
patton i'm iltshi wo-st form. y Bowels
locked; .had5not moved i for 10, days.
Also had kidney trouble. L, Tried med
iclpe and doctors and could get no re-
lief, Was permanently cured in one
week by Magnetic Healer. 1O4 Wooster
street. aI'eheeffully recommend hi1fiato
all who sufferDaBtr did.ss'aal bsa 7ssi
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
-MR Cchaflsg Eysgeay . 10 caldwell.
Best rof In Doweisi.G'

No matter what 5ails YOU, headache
To- q cancer you wiill7nevef get well in,
til your bowels are put Fight CAS-
ICARETS' help nature, cure YOU With
out''a grippe or pain bfodlfee easy natIl
lural movements, costs oi you just 10i
cents to start getting your bealthgback
ICASCARETS Candy 4 Carthartie,ii the
genuine, put up in metal boxes, every
tablet has C. G. @. stamped on it. Be
ware OF, imitatiunss i.T"rD rh"t
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15

II Your friends or -peighborbare, suffering
nom coughs, colds. sore throat or any throat
or lung disease Qneludtng consumptibn1, ask
famous German remedy Is having a large sale
here and isiperfornihg SOME wonderful 'ctIrls
Of throat and lung Diseases No matter what
Cure Large sizes 2tc and SOC Sold by All
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15

scientist is so self-sacrif6lhg and un-
selfish thpt he sepmapBf our especial
regard. SWNh N1SHliytle aprcApe9s OF
material ad lncefhehN h%s Sontsht 70
laboVlappsf sh,ssAt We hs@ ,tsy q
adding something to the sum total Of
human knowledge. Not to mention
that most conspicuous example of dis
interested scientific research, Faraday,
what adequate pecuniary reward has
Tyndall derived from the arduous re-
search that eliminated In his brilliant
theory that heat is a mode of motion
What personal advantage has accrued
+toa yCvoolzes andaIsockyensin sinatheiraae en-
deavor to prove thai the seventy oda
elements known to chenfis tsKFayg bud
tue modideaticns % one mat teri eveh
ase6br saEousg foyhA o4snergs are
'1at tfiA Ahnitessat sSns 1ssBiss 4 ssl lngle
force s'AWhat comnepgesAte lfeFara
6a sERngta8 SI,EsfenctT received foF
their Investigations in the, ,thepries Il
ndtura1 -SefeCTfUn anu eVOfuuIon, "
Roent gen:for the discovery Of the e. rays
that should rightfully bear his name?
But although the achievements CT
the pure scientist are financially un-
profitable, they yield rich fruit to be
gathered, by other hands. Without
the discoveries Of Henry in electromag-
netism, the. invention of the telegraph
would have been long delayed. The
mfnitesimal calculus devised by Leib-
nitzi and Newton was not merely vail
liable addition to the science of niath1
ematies, but also one OF the foundation
stones. of modern mechanics. For, a
knowledge, of the theorems regarding
the ultimate. values or limits of the
ratios, of variable quantities isyalmost
as necessary itoitheseivf engineer. as
the iron with which he builds his
bridges. And yet; 1t Is possible that
neither Leibnitz nor Newton ever sus-
pected how their system OF higher
mathematics would aid, subsequent in
vestigators in formulating i and exr
pressing those laws Of mechanics
which underlie the. superstructure of
modern engineering. These are facts
the significance of which we. are apt to
forget in mage so purely utilitarian
Jas our own.--Scientihc American. tea.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
Normal. School.

sMessrs.hHl e. BoGher. eandil FgyaB.l
MahryS this city expect to open Mon
day July 2; a normal schood, the Same
to continue Cont f9t A. period Of si4 weeks,
These TShhes gentlemen HAY have conducted lSpmrl
mer normal schools befogea and haze
aEwaysgbeen highly ssuceessfulghr geoi
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
Real Estate Deal.

George 3. Sunderland reports, the
sale iSsff,ttfh of the Herman Baker properly on
Front street, above saera Via to ME-,
Gilman Consideration is2y5O0,gd srn +
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
TUESDAY. MAY rs. 1900.

2 We will consider u a great favor "
srbscflborsisiitr repore ary- fuiture
10 ger their Leader. or any careless.
s}e9f ffrts1e pfrt q tne SaWlsf y /
sdbscrlbers viii pisass. not pay
the carrier. unlsss tina carrier
punchsa his csedlt tag IN supscrlp-
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-15
Don't Tobaeco Spit and Smoke Your Iifs Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netie.' fun OF life, nerve and plgor. take MOTTO
Bac, the wonder-worker. that makes weak men,
strong. All druggists, soc or OIL. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York;
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT

UNLECTION NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
D. given that at the election to be held on
the third Tuesday IN February. 1901, being the
twentieth day of the month. the following of
the Middle Coal Field Poor District are to be
elected to wit:
One person for director to serve three years
from April /, 1900 whose residence must bc
in that part of the district known as the
Mauch Chunk or lower portion of the dis
trct.
One person for auditor to serve from April
l, 1900, whose residence must be In that pOr-
tion Of the district known rs the Luzerne or
upper portion of the district
William S. Lcib,
James McCready, Directors.
Samuel Gangwer,i