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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-08
The PRIMARIES.
A Heavy Vote and Great Activity
Shown.

OIOMili
The primary election last evening
was one of the mos; spirited of any
ever held here. The home candidate, |
Mr.. Davis, pulled out of Marietta with |
everything his way by large plural
ity.
The returns from outside were very
slow in coming in, both from precincts |
in Washington and from other coun-
ties.
The vote in Marietta was as follows:
FIRST WARD.
FOR Davis. .....'..... ''.'.'llS
Anti Davis. ...... .......... 81
Delegates.
S. E. Garrison
Henry Cherry.
Alternates.
Richard Foraker.
Walter Webster
SECOND WARD.
For Davis.... ...... ........ ...2O3
ANU DaNlS. ...,.. ........ -. Oh
Delegates.
p. C. Mugrage
A. d. Alderman.
Alternates.
d. r. Rood.
NJ f. Gilman.
THIRD WARD.
For Davis. .. .... ...... ....226
Anti Davis. 80. ..... $50. .... As
Delegates
C. c. Chamberlain
II. f. Curtis.
Chas. Penrose
j. B. Mcclure.
Alternates.
Peter Mclaren.
VIM. Bunch.
H. NJ. Dawes.
Benz Bragg.
FOURTH WARD.
tor DdNlS. ............. ...,...zz zzU
Anti Davis. -. =. -. ...... -. 81
Delegates.
R. A. Underwood.
D. A. Dye.
j. w. Lansley.
Chas. Lyman.
Alternates.
Joe Young.
c. H. Danford.
Geo. T. Elston. Jr
John Singer
FIFTH WARD.
'or DAVIS. ..... ...... ....... ....l36
Delegates.
ALA Schnaufer.
C. c. Evans.
Alternates.
Joseph Gibson.
Chas. Day.
SIXTH WARD.
t'or Davis. ...... ........... ....93
Anti Davis. .... -. ........ -. ..27
Delegate.
Henry Strecker.
Alternate,
w. j. Gilpin.
MILE RUN PRECINCT.
COR Davis. -. ... .. ..... .Gl
Anti Davis. .... ....... ........34
Delegate
John Riley.
Alternate
Jewett Palmer.
Reports from townships outside of
Marietta, so far as heard from last
light, are as follows:
FOR DAVIS.
Elba, /; Macksburg, / Belpre VII
age, q Belpre township, L. Fairfield,
:; Fearing, /; Grandview, 3; Little
Muskingum, /; Fultonburg, /; Har-
mar /; Muskingum. /; Warren, l.
Total, II.
ANTI-DAVIS.
Adams, q Barlow, 3; Decatur. 2;
Newport, l; Lower Newport, /; Wat
erford, 3; Watertown, / Wesley. 2.
Total, 15
Davis's city delegation. Is, with the
outside city delegates give him at
Attest report a total of 30 votes.
GRAIN-O! GRAIN-O.
Remember that name when you |
want delicious, appetizing, nourish-
ng food drink to take the place of cof-
ee. Sold by all grOcers and liked by |
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-08

Reports from townships outside of
Marietta, so far as heard from last
light. are as follows:
EnD nAXrJr
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-08
Prices $3.50, $1.00, 75c and
soc.

Seats on sale at Gates Book Store
Saturday, April 18th.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

An extensive prairIre lire ragged
southeast ol town several miles
Tuesday and "Wednesday. +. NJ
Whitaker. A. Il. Allen, }. k. Lew
is, ID. Mlser, Lindsey and Eldon
Allen went out Tuesday noon to
fight the flames. Thsy went al
most to the head of Ute Canon.
where the fire seems TO have start
ed and there met several parties
from the south induStrously at
work. They with others fought
the flames that afternoon. all that
night and Wednesday morning.
To say they were almost famished
would be speaking of it mildly,
but by their heroic work some
serious damage was avsrted. 1t
Is not known at this time how
large territory was burned but
it is feared that cattle men III the
South East suffered considerable.
The origin OF the fire is unknown
but probably started by some care
less person leaving a camp fire
burning as quite number of Just
such cases have been reported re-
Gently. Campers should remem-
Der that leaving fires burning is a
serious thing and the penalty for
such actions is not at all light.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

1t seems difficult to reallze that
the woman vino wrote the first
message ever sent bv wire was
living until recently and that
she was only IS when she died.
The words she chose Tor the mess
age were. "Wh God Hath
Wrought" The message was sent
from Washington to Baltimore,
Nav y, 1S44
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

1t Is interesting to note the way
IN which this camp is progressing.
There are now severol expert
prospectors here and they are do
ing very effective work. New
territory is being opened up III d.
rections never before thought of
and deveiopemeut work is beng
done with very satisfactory re-
suits. While copper is the min
eral most sought for. gold and sill
yer has been found III small guam
titles in many locations Steps
are being taken to establish con
centrators so that the lower grade
ore can be worked after the rich
glance has been sorted out. Ev-
ervthing looks encouraging and
there Is not 4 man in camp who
has the blues. On the contrary
all are happy and everything is
moving right along Mr. Cap
elm and two sons came in from
Clayton. Wednesday, with two
loads OF lumber for DR.. Slack
They tell us that there are two
car load at Clayton. consisting of
$1,000 feet of lumber and $4,000
shingles to be hauled for Copper
City. We understand that MIR.
Capelin has The contract to do the
stone work for the long talked of
hotel.-Carrilo Weekly Winet.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

not remarked has the same right,
if ~ widow has remarked or is
dead then The minor heirs under
II wears Of age have the right by a
guardian. Even though 4 re-
linquishment was filed, DR. the
land was abandoned, or from any
other reason final proof was not
made, | will bny the right. No
Home Guards or State troops have
rights that they can sell. except
the Missouri State Militia Vol.
am appointed agent by a re-
sponsible firm Tor Baca county.
s. W: COLE.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
MINNEAPOLIS.

Mr.. iienneburg is able to be up
and around again.
Mr.. Brooks is no better.
The young people of this vi,
cinity had quite an ENJOYABLE
time at the school house last Fri
day evening. An oyster supper
was served duriHg the evening by
the Misses Blanchat
Qm;e number partoob OF a
bounteous turkey dinner At The
hospiabie home OF Nh Jno ..
ID. Wis last Sunday. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Pierce. Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Grill, Miss Mary Barry,
Misses Lucy Il Addie Blan-
chat. Messrs Jno. Teada. jimmie
Kent. Eldon Allen. Will Stewart.
and Aug. Blanclat.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

There is small foundation Tor
the statement that the Guggen-
helms are thinking OF building a
smelter in lhe Carriso district
They have COPPER works IN con
nection with the Philadelphia
smelter at this place, capable
of taking care of an immense a
mount ot additional ore. and the
company Is far more likely 10
assist the Santa Fe Ry. in build
ing a branch line into that conn
try than IN building a sinelter.
Indicator. puebloJ
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
A stroke Of Enterprise.

The Denver Times announces
that they have secured twentyone
OF the most talanted writers in
the United States TO contribute to
their columns. A glance at the
prominent names assures rs that
thev intend to furnish their read
ers with the rarest literary treat
ever set before newspaper readers.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
Manufacturers were apparen

Manufacturers were apparently
the busiest people In this
busy country of ours III 1899.
They increased their importation
of materials Tor use in msnufac-
turing, 33fl ovet the busy year Of
1898, and actually increased their
expectations OF manufactures
nearly 253t. so that the grand to-
tai OF manufactures exported dur
ing the year reaches $50 million
dollars and seems likely to touch
the 400 million dollar line III the
fiscal year which ends June 30.
The exports of manufactures
which in 1895. averaged $4,000.
600. for every day in the calendar
year.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
OLD SOLDIERS.

All mon Soldiers of tile late
war Of the Rebellion, who served
30 dsvs or more, and We're honor
ably discharged. and who filed on
less than 100 acres before June -.
1874. are entitled I'd sell the bal
ance 10 make the 100 scres-~lllat
is 10 say. if he homesteaded 30
acres lie can sell l20 acres. il he
homes,raded 50 lcres he can sell
so acres, it he homestesded i20
acres he can sell 40 acreb If the
soldier is dead then his - low it
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

The Post Office Department is
contemplating Il new plan for Is
SUNG stamps, which Is expected
to be Of great benefit to the peo
pie of the country 1t proposes TO
issue them In little books of a size
to 90 into the vest pocket, and
containing II each. separated by
oiled paper. The books will be
spld ior % cents apiece, thus al
lowing one cent for the cost OF
the book. If they sell as Is ex
pected The profit to the govern
meut Will be large. The only
difficulty in the way OF their i'm
mediate use, is the TACT that no
appropriation for this specific
WORK Is available. and the Bureau
OF Printing and Engraving doubts
its authority to embark in the en-
terprise without Congressional
authority The question has
been submitted to Secretary Gage
who viii decide whether or not a
submission OF the matter to Con
gress is necessary.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

The proposition tara constitu-
tlonal amendment providing for
the election of Senators by Il di
rect vote OF the people has been
favorably reported to the Senate.
The senatorial scandals now be
fore the public ought to result in
pushing the idea along.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
Local and Personal.

A. A. Vowel was before Clerk
Whitaker filing ON land today.
Carl Smart went to Cm rizo on
Tuesday to try his luck at mining.
DR.. and Herbert Homsher Went
10 Garlic. Monday. to work on
their mining claims.
Jim Brady, Of Lamar, went
through town Monday, with lum-
ber for Pixies new store building.
Ed Dean, one OF the two circle
wagon bosses. brought Mr.. Street
er up from the Southeast, Sunday.
Eidon Allen. the "a circle man.
has been vislting his parents here
This week. He went to Garlic
This morning to take a look at the
prospects there.
!. II. Friend returned to Car
RIO 10 day. with lumber he got at
Lamar to build a small dwelling
house. He expects to move his
family to Carrizo in the spring
Harrison Tan kersley was badly
frozen Wednesday, while coming
up from Carrzo with the mail.
Mr. Kelso, who was with him had
a narrow escape from freezing to
death.
Jake Lasley and Val iiays,
VINO have been at Carrizo working
IN the famous Independence, are
home on layo The mine has
ceased work until machinery AT
lives to work the ore.
a genuine blizzerd swept over
ihls country beginning at noon on
Wednesday and lasting about II
hours. The wind was intensely
.old and drif,ed the snow eonsid
arably. Warm weather today.
Deputy Co. Clerk. Mrs. L. NJ.
Whitaker issued a marriage Ii
eense. "Wednesday, to Harry Al
corn, of Stonington, who We un-
derstand will be married next
Monday n Miss Delpha konkel.
daughterof Prof. ;. j. konkel.
George H. Graham and his
nephew Mr.. Babb, OF the south
west part Oft the county, are in the
county seat. Mr.. Graham came
sfte-a buggy that he bought OF
Mr. Wheeler. aud Mr.. Babb came
mp to file on q stone clam.
A J. Suecier one + the man
ayers oil the Two circle COW out
its was here first Of the week
paying taxes and buvlng land OF
the county. lie went trom here
10 Kansas city, headquarters of
The company.
Feb. 22nd, Soldiers Day, will be
observed at the Springfield school
h1use. A program has been ar
ranged for your entertainment
and as usual a basket dinner will
beseryed at noon Oysters will
be lor sale from from noon till
night. Come and enjoy the dsv
with US.
Commit &c, G. a. r and w. Il. c.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
G0ODALE & HlhLfBR
ATTORNEYS \ corNssLuns Ar LAW
LAMAR; COLORADO.

Second Floor tioodai- Building
iave lev 40. so and 126 acre
pieces ol Soldiers additional
homestead rights, fully guaranteed
This script will take aiiv public
lands that is subject to home
stead entry anywhere III the U. S.
No residence on or cultivation re-
qulred and any citlzet or person
who has declared his citizenship.
can enter as much MS he .pleases
and can pay for. PERSONS desiring
scrip should be very Careful and
purchase only Of reliable parties;
We guarantee ours and attend to
all details. For particulars call
cn or address
GooDAiE 4 tftLLYEk,
Lamar, Colorado.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
$50 Buys
THE CHICAGO
Other Typewriters sell s15 to 500
THE CHICAGO $50 TO $50

Cos, oi'ip5rejudics $40 to ss5
Does this amount OF prejudice
make some other typewriter bet
teri No, Certainly not. w Are
not iii ''The Combine" Do you
understand Machine IS .tiillY
guaranteed aud will be se,it on
trial. Address, CHICAGO WHITING
MACHINE Co. 94-96 Wendell st.
Chicago. [. s. \.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
WANTED.

4 good sized frame building.
suitable for q dwelling. one or
two rooms. MRs. FELIX CAIN.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
WANTED.

Reliable man Tor Manager Of
Branch Office ] wish to open in
this vicinity. Good opening ior
an energetic sober man. Kindly
mention this paper when writing.
\. I. MORRIS, Cincinnati, OHIO.
illustrated catalogue 4cts postage.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
FRANK LB>LlE'> foh fEBEuAEY
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly

FRANK Les!les l'ofu!ar monthly
for February numbers among its
hleIary contributors such celeb
rites as Gen. Nelson y Miles,
Brete Harte. NJ E. N Dayis. ~
ertou Castle Jeanette =" alwoftt
Anna Il. Diehl, aud ex Superin
tendent r. c. jackson of the
Railway Mail Service. All these
writers are interesting in their re-
specuve lines. and the pictorial
illustrations accompanying their
articles and stories in this number
OF frank Leslle's' Popular Month
" are even more proiuse and
elegent than usual.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
AdyeitIsin. Rates.

Adyerl-in. Rates.
Di,rLA4-so eant, per inch, per column 'AeH
month No preferred position given
SssIsEas Loe ALs-5 cent, liHs each insertion
FfSAL PRoos NorIcr-honc. teadG wesks s'.'a
go timber claim 80
stone rlaila 70 sweansle
t,oSr,.r Sor,,, So.
All other legal printing -ubj-c, TO state rates
70 cents per Inch for first Insertion, 20 cents isF
each subsequent insertion, couniiu: i7a lines
/, the inch. nonpaTeil measure.
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION o.
SCHOOL WARRANTS

SCHOOL WARRANTS
Office of County Treasurer OF Baca
Co. Colorado. Jan. II, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given. that
| Will redeem at nv Office in
Springfield. Baca County; Colora-
do, school orders DRAWN on the
General and Special Funds de
scrlbed as follows. towi,:
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

Mail Time Card.
sfRISGTIEID-LAMA
DAILY.
Springfield ty;;. tT,; IN Lamar i5. Ar. p T. n, m.
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I PAYS #8 ##&a #88HHzzzEE HEHzA.
/ DR.. .Hft,I
The KANSAS City; Specialist

l scientific opinion sf u s.rss
medicines sonsnlt learbed Utmost
@ mss viii sm Ss Il s I
East where he might still purne the study Of pofsss9n H1
completed hi, medical educao and It isonab 9 sYppo.
common Rsl9ner It mus be conceded that one Eho direet
proficient healing them than the who
hs diseases peculiar lothers have failed Your
that treatment which embraces the latest and
best methods iii should fail % effect cure
Dr. Hill treats and the following diseases
Sypiiltt Blood Poison M % I he
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The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

SeRlHGFIELD-MANE
AoNpAY.
Springfield ,Ly'ta m. Nancy ~ nr. 10 nm. M
An naill closed i've minutes Ssfdrs leaving
time CLARA NJ. HAYS, i. NJ
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09
CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE
successfully treated BY
Write full and complete history case plainly giving
the Doctor will take it tfo treaas9 and yo bs
health Office Houts 3 A. NJ to + F. n
address, D. READ HILL NJ d.
nuKriT BUILDING ii GRAND AVE!
KaNsss CITY. Missouri
The Springfield herald., 1900-02-09

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noSpAI-vEDSEsDAY AY- -EkipAf.
springfield Ar. Az sp.n. Villas Lv 10 m. 8 p III
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Terdd."
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fden 0ampfers.
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bate
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Das geEin0em oes Baren llld)t
beIfcr.
Die epeHtuegie rniT te Ssroa'
Fplee.
ger5crtitnrgcn fir Den Grpfang oes
EvaForntcu RrIiger.
Ger SrcHitr oGjclocrlaHO" an Wiltts
ueh IL @i1rieiilc erwar:et.
Ser oeR &bilippinen.
{ ,9it SnNc aHf ggaiuaIoo 6esinnt.
Ser oeR &bilippiu,n.

{ i9it Snac auf gaaiuaIoo 6esinnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-21

Ger srruier oGieIotrlauO" an Mitts
mod IL @iarieiilc crwarttt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-08

sds 10 platform Hi~ssu Democracy "1A present ar
,oa,s enormously ssH,shr n,,h Of bs wsht
This familiar hsfre With has familiar taauon Truss are
product u good Great britain. under
p,ot mate they
plentiful induces people 10 combine either In the
t,r fprmS corporations trusts
tos no d. whether money the
home States Of the foreign market
az In the Great Britain
M blaine during s good
nmpe such which price Of
those oommodcs the United
combinations Of manufacturing capt
atated and h free trade England
OF the world The Coates Thread compnyof London
Of competition thread as the Standard Company
largely Democratic institution by the way to compe
union the Clark Jonas Brooks Broth
absorption Of factories
the Joint capital being S5oooOo enough
thread market and crush all presumptno attempts at nue
den manufacture
would be as
that they due to protection AS matter
tan the OF eco
the wealth of enables them to bring more cap
1t is natural that English commercial men en-
riched by free trade German commercial men ehchea y sea ~
made wealthy by the control of the home market
something the people want
would they had made their money sugar real estate sp
laon mining railway stocks The
that capital have been obtained an In
cenive to monopoly as witness various wheat uea9 ia
But because of this are the anti
give hard times and poverty because some men use times ~
themselves unduly rich?
MFns election but not to blame because rich Re-
When the Demo-
Panes Benedict of New York put up
the price of OIL and an abundance OF money enabled every one 10 w m
general prosperia blessing the Republicans
be forgotten that the Republican party mas all 'he e oee W
Democratic has to
against trusts The last Republican Congress put Its INST IN he
just active and fruessy
Democratic Legislatures The Federal law against
Republican Democrats
Republicans fact trusts
than partnerships There
assertion in the Hawaiian Democratic address, but there