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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
4 crnIors cHnIsrMNs TREE.
has sprung ~ Through three
Floors Of Adicr's store.


ono " tha midWiu,sr holiday ottrae-
.or- ~ aI.c-a. particularly to the htte
.a,..s +. tns tai CHRISTMAS tree that bias
.r-srr us ia inc last Few days from the
..s.rn.r. -lroura the first floor. ana
..- reached ~ in tho building nearly 10
,ae roof As quick grower it heais
tae mar. Janis pant that started from
...i under nat ard in hait an aouf
d. me IL h.oss omlnE bush.
what k.rl 81 a pine tree me tree plant
a. Alters got hold 81 b. "a mystery
..4u Hat soea who know. 10 the green
tIlee nud fragrant ieot-nelring branches
.I .a.ars &C IIeht- twinkle ard CLEAN, and
.r every limb aud twig OLD santa claus
ae hung christmas cift just how
rIrr There ere Mr.. Adler said he dos
..f know auf faere are enough for every
.ood uui iu savannah. for ns soon as
.r- Er il taken or another from oil
ST. Ni.non-' toy mandatory takes Us
ae- Haw taey GET on 400 one seems 20
SNOW hut there They are. everything from
q drum 20 billy goat and from 'hr
.rl.-t doll without clothes 90 thc ful
-rowu Ma Bele from Paris with haNen
.ur'a au1 aaQusttl-h ewes dret 90 iu the
riches sIk and the danties. lingerie.
umiruUve birds ana animals are percnci
TO- t1s branches and blink their ewes a.
.ha curious crowds 200 the big store heiow.
s peep from the balconies Of che upTet
floors into che thick foliage -
the tlU tree shows more OF Santa
claus rrmembraucos for good boys AMI
a.rl- Whose troops OF soldiers Win
.1rses guns ana wagon trains chests Of
.ao.e ike those from Ola KRIS krngle's
factory ITSELF games Tor tne boys ami
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

II Is medicine for weak women.
purely vegetable medicine and can t.
taken by the most delicate. kl5r.. r
eases. Rheumatism and an disease no
Blood. stomach and nerves soon -r1
20 its wonderful effects upon toe rt.
system. Thousands Of people in ..s.
recommend O.. Price 800
QUAKER PAIN BALM Is the rrs
that tho Quaker Doctor made al ~.
wonderful quick cures with. It's r.a
ana wonderful medicine for Nea- s..
Toothache. Backache. Rheumau a.
spralus Pain So Bowels. lu fct. All ra.,
can DE relieved by o. Price - ans
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAR
medicnted soap Tor the skin soap ..,.
complexion. Price i0c cake
QUAKER HEALING sALVE. ,.r..
table ointment. for the cure o. tstt.- ~
zema ana erupuons OF the skin pr e.
loc a box.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
TEw srnErTs AvAILAuLr.
No Belts Likely 10 he Given street
Railway p~tttionRr~

HALLWAY Petitioners.
a meeting of the Street and Lane Com
mittce 81 city Council was bid ysster-
day afternoon Tor the purpose Of making
up its rspors as TO available streets FOR
street railway purposes. Alderman Dixon
said after the meeting that the commit
tees task was very easy one tho avail
able streets for such purposes being few
and well known.
Montgomery and Price ore the only two
north ard south streets which the com
mittee considers available for new lines.
The matter Of cross town confessions Zoe
the southern section is Comparatively
easy. but the committee found Be difficult
60 arrange for any connections in the
northern section. and are mot likely 90
recommend streets FOR such a purpose.
Alderman Dixon said that IBIS committee
was NOT instructed 60 select routes for the
two rival petitioners and this matter Will
o. irf Ia mo Committee % the Whole
which will probably he called together 90
reosiee tHe report Of tho Street ana Lane
tufnmlfttt rHflg next week.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
ms GIVEN rue co>rn,cr.
Mr.. winters L"comobiIr- win he
Here IN February.

Mr. Herman Winter stated yesterday
that he he'd gi'su Che contract 90 the
Demler Locomohle Company Of I.one
Island for cen large passenger locomo.
biles Five Of these viii be Omen and I've
closed carriages. and they VIII accom-
MEDIATE from twelve to twenty passenger
each. The vehicles are 20 be delivered iu
Savannah In February.
Besides operating a line 81 passenger
Iocomohiles. Dir. Winter will represent the
company rs rs agent here ana will have
"a couple OF small coaches or buggies 20
bs rented out with view 20 poDularizlng
the new style vehicles.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
OFFICERS CHOSE GRAYSON.
ELECTED mn LIrt TENANT cot
ONEL o. FIRST INFANTHK.

n II %
oNrt 81. rmsr t,r.NrnK
NRi. Thomas Scrrvru ~ the ~nVnn-
nah VoIantrer Guards Nns rirst
,,.,..- NJ. ,,.. ,t..,,~ u,- ne
'i'""" o" "'""'' ~
by Capt. ". 10. stephens 80 the
snnrds-,iai Ssrrern a. senior
49, , t.., a.. p-.ttr.t8ov
Mni- "fas son N'A' d" """"'
Elected committee NtH Wait
hmm Mai arntann for His An
,,t -, .rttt
imitation H'i" WV i"' VIZ """-
dap Nizht.
.... 81 .r. t.-. oa..sr. - ,bc
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o.h quarters ~ '' i''.''" i.Ai Ai-
frnrr Primarily fH, meeting aa- a. Gone
..r fr. ..e.a.sr -o fhe majority 81
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l2A A'i N'' "
wick Nat d prospective Na .anr" - tht
....t.e- II I..,.t.r+ .oLr,f occurred e.
A .u
t.aI TOD WIS ''f''i. i' "a. was
rron eco 4uestIo1 OF I.utarart colonel
Nearly 1i me H'' 'I'
companies iu fhe Cts wr-o uf'-.r' ana
-.. rr.atfr- p.sa ..I..F t. .r..r 81. 100
...f- ., ,t.
lr.Hn Jasper Greens a f"t sA 5aH
committee appointed to aaIt upon Iae4t
GA y wen. rr ara. MOTTO. tft, ~
fon ns colonel "Hs fr .Fei. Capt ". h
stephens Of COMPANY e. of the Guar.
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it was then agreed fhAf en- informal
election frr Ifstts....rs colonel De- entered
,-,o .rr 1853. r..,.-t ~ 80.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
4 VERY QUIET MARRIAGE.
Dr. Jordan interrupted During u
service TO Perform the Ceremony.

service 60 Perform the Ceremony.
very quiet marriage was performed
tit the last prayer meeting az the First
Baptist church. while Row Dr. ] u
Jordan was conducting tho services ne
Aas summoned TO meet the couple. Mr
cohen Hester ana Miss Ida Munroe. who
asked that the ceremony be- performed at
once, and as quietly as possible pr Jor-
dan directed them 20 the pastors study
and cycusiug himself from tho PRAYER
meeting met them there aud made them
man and wife Tho ceremony took only
.iX mlnutes and when over Dr Jordan
returned ard continued the meeting
10 seems thar Mr. and Mrs Hester wcre
20 havc been married tomorrow hut not
caring Tor any publicity decided 90 aei
married quicslv and without tho know
elr, Of their relative ANA friends Rut
tow. % amy. Tn the payer-mc,tng knew
or the anair a. The time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

closing oat t1c balance OF their i'm.
meusc stock o. Pattern Hats and Models
from ne,r own workroom. krouskon
oner enc ladies exceptional values durlua
Doe holidays .u street. carriage. evening
1nd mourning hats. krou-kon I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

The balance OF the fur stock e. ths
Krouskoa's Millinery Company 10 b. sold
a. exceptionally low prices. SPECIAL prices
10 day. geTms cash.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
So surp rLNTE GLASS PANE.
VIM. walls Broke "a window of the
Metropolitan store.

william Walls. white deliberately
smashed the large plate glass window Of
she Metropolitan Clothing store with .
Stick yesterday afternoon patro'man
Christie. who was near the man prompt
ly put him under arrest lie was appar-
entity not drunk. yet gave no reason FOR
hia act % vandalism. he claims that he
ia stranger in Savannah mat his home
81 Richmond. The arrcstinV officer Be- %
tne opiulon that be has a touch Of In
aaElts.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

one cor - elegant hrs proof safes thr
he-t 3D. Ae lani. arrived to-day az the
Baltimore wharf an consist OF au az.
srseate weisnt of over thirty thousan
pounds ln thls rur are safes Of an sizes
ana are made by The celebrated Barns
Manufacturing Company OF Pittsbure
Pa. Delonsus 10 Lppman Bros.
fippmgu Bros Wholesale dr,,qgiats
Lppmau block 81 this city. are the
only couceru iu tne state that carry !
stock o. nre proof slios IN store ANA
we VIII guarantee 20 sell them as low 4,
The manufacturers with the freight added
a. We have special arrangement for max
Ing special prices. We also have been
furnishing quite a large number OF sil.
verwnre IRE proof chests which have
given crest satisfaction. Purchasers who
want anything in the hre proof safe line
WI do wei ~ call % Llppman Pros,.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
MONTGOMERY


Car leaves Bolton stree. junction SD
a. IN. and every thirty minutes thereafter
Lnul uNp M.
Car leaves Thundcrbolt an 500 a. M anI
every thirty minutes thereafter ur.
y 90 midnight for Bolton street june.
ton
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

The balance q the fur stock o. The
Krouskons Millinery Company. TO he sold
81 exceptionally low prices. special prices
today. terms eash,-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
KEPT THE COURT IN A ROAR.
MAGGIE PRICE BNNIsHED THE SOL
EMNIIN oF MURDER IttttL.


Alleged slayer OF john N"il'""'''
called 10th simmons and Bnrnrs.
Placed n, Trial IN the superior
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INNS Ut
mer Nccessitnted New l"hi'i-
ment nnd "a Po.tponcmrnt OF the
r,.. Tn,u he Af,.rnoon-Chtet
Engineer h""'"' %
ward" Told the story ot N"l'""-
der. r,,,t u,und-ununtr Price
- a.. 60,
inc 'tAl @. tar man woo Say
+ Is sylmon Barnes. hut VINO ira.ct
Tor the murder of John WaIsaicr nl
/ the La, GRIND .,,,,,. ,f, t. ee-.rfar Court
'''4'' '"' nam, '' 'ii"
begun Ia good earnest y.t.fisF oarr-
noon TIA. tr..t MA. ...-. I.rtsf. .-...-
.r.t -, ,t. .,...,,,-.. j. ,f..-.. p...
t"'i' WIS i'i'
ana me horses nad to p. called naok i'
the post When che SOD tar stu.fuI orr
I dared Am st,-r-o,. d. ....t 81. tr.a.r4.
Cam. Of counse Tor The defendant. re-
/ fused To- permit bis client fo respond 90
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""."7
lh'h Noi cam mti plea on mI- Hoin'r.
With the usual legal supra Irda1.e ~
words ana ln.oiutlor az oer.-.. DO ..t
s.... .A.... -...
'''' wy '''' ''''. =
Vas a>lmon Barnes ard that he Had O. ~
err been known or called Isl ary other.
/ ia. n4r,trtl.,It. t.ruf.,..4 ,t.. mama. f
"heu the plea was Moi. sali nor 1er-
. ertl Osborne stated thar It wau.d not -,-
quirc moro time te .....ta q f.v lrI...-
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'".'". W." -. 81 'nH JA.N "'
70 H''', at a ''t'N' ono
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H'"la '"' 'N''' 90 o..
/ '~'''N' H"i't- i-' h.H "'
I '''"i'''i ~" -N'itis "'.'f q
" ''e' "'7 fe'if 70 pro" 'r'
- .t'''. hhihtS p.ri'td NOT ea.i.}. 'nI
-.'' s'''1' ''A OF jury was Of once
SUI
"Il s-hih" Jurors confronted ths state.
- 'N' "'''"o"ht before Twelve u"H
/ were CHOSEN 90 irN the case OF this MUM
'"F tAe stare struck nte t1e deien
/. Fenieen' and four went ~ Tor cause.
me remaining twelve. who VIII trf tl.
use. are J"nn j. stevens. Walter s Bel
-luser. henfF 81 Fraser Maurice p
hobtHon. Sustave =. Werm. Sidney
! cooper william r. Werutz, John ~
teitman Nathaniel p. Tlton William
[ = LOBBY, ". j. Rohader and IS. Norman
Beckett
Tho FIRST witness for tho state was Dr
Jones. house physician az tue Savannah
Hospital His evidence was bret He sail
that Wolleuder had been brought 10 th.
Hospital early Monday morning NOV ls
suffering from "a revolver wound from
the effects Of which De- died GA me same
evening Noleuder mude 40 statement a-
20 the manner ln which he had been
wounded
J. 4. Lowell. chief eng ueer OF the Brlt-
lsh steamship Homcward. was the next
and one 90 the most interesting witnesses
tie said that W0llender. tine man who wa-
killed. was Zoo charge Of The donkey en-
guc aboard tho vessel Of which tho wIt-
ness was am officer ON the b KIT ~ the
homicide. the witness Wolleuder ana
John Davis steward - che Hom,wAr1.
had started ont "a see the s.ehts of The
town.
Down in Nnmacrw they were acrHst-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

Map an! Guide - savannah. up 70 date.
Price grc For safe AZ Esuils News De
pot. 80 IS Hun street Savannah. Ca
ud.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
g. I8I. Or HOPE RY AND C IS 9I

For Isle Of Hope. Montgomery Thunder.
bolt Cattle Park and West Ind
Daily except sundays. Subject O. eaan.s
without uouee
ISLE or HOPE.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

See chat your hotel keeper has Cook o.
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne on his
rncnu Il has 10 superior.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
FREIGHT ~ pARcEL -

FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAR
This car carries trailer for passengers
on al trips and leaves west siIe ~ CRY
market for Isle % Hope. Thundegb1.
ana all intermediate points al 800 b. m
80 D. ~. 500 g. m
Leaves Isle of Hope for Thuude-h-It
city Market and an intermediate points
az 6.00 "a. M. u 90 a. m.. g. @. pa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
AMUsE MENTs.

OLD NEWSPAPERS. 90 for % cents, a.
Business ofico Morning NewA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

Hoods Pms are non-lrrl,auns Prize.
- cents I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08

~ t~7 l-ND tAtt-
Car leaves west side u city market fof
West End 90 a. IN and every 81 minutes
thereafter during the day until il..l "a
Leaves West End az $50 a m. ana '-
cry ~ minutes thereafter during the Jay
until 1900 o'clock midnight
IT. VI. LOTION. Cen. Mon1ror
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-04-21

tempt to disguise the feeling of dread as
to the future.
Commercial men of that continent do
not feel secure-their tone indicates a
state of mind which has reference to
something that may happsn-something
that will spread turmoil over Europe.
That very feeling must necessarily have
a serious effect from q commercial stand
point and, not to take advantage OF that
feeling, will be akin to careless indffer-
ence on the part of the United States.
How does this country communicate
with the Orient today? Through Europe
through continent that may be
plunged at any time into general en-
broilment. What America needs is d.
rect communication with the nations of
the Asiatic coast In the event Of war.
it can readily be seen that it lies with
Europe cut off communication be-
tween America and Asia. Europe should
not be master OF the sole line of commu-
nication, and it is of the highest import
anCe that cable should be laid between
America and the Orient without unnec.
essary delay. 1t is needed in this coun-
try's commercial life; it is demanded by
reason of this country's new possessions
in the East
If the government OF the United States
be willing, Japan stands ready to join in
the enterprise-to assume part of the
burden of expense even as she will share
in the benefits. Today, in my judgment,
the United States is the NEST powerful
nation on the globe, and it is destined to
go on with tremendous strides. There is
security here along with wealth. The
nation is strong, its commerce does not
tremble, and its brainy men who seek
the expansion Of trade will look to the
Orient as to land of promise.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-04-21
Japan and the United States.

On the part of the japanese nation the
irlendliest feeling exists toward this
country, writes Mr.. kaha Otani in the
Independent. The proper effort will
bring about large increase OF CONNER
cial exchange between America and
japan, to thelgreat profit of both coun-
tries alike. | am DESTROYS of seeing these
trade relations encouraged in every way.
An era OF progress and prosperity has
daWned for Japan, and it is the ambition
OF her statesmen that there shall be no
backward step. Japan produces much
mat this country is compelled 10 import,
ana tins country can supply great deal
tnat cannot be produced in Japan.
Since | have visited Europe I am bet
Ter able TO Judge where lie the real inter
ests oil Japan, IL commercial sense. In
Europe today one cannot fail to note the
common feeling OF uncertainty. 1t per-
meates all business. Governmental an
'nofities may attempt to bolster up the
situation but there is, among high and
low an apparent lack OF contid ence. and
IN commercial spheres there is no at.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-04-21
The Library

In the Observation Cars of the North
Coast Limited trains, in effect on the
Northern Pacific April 90, will make it
unnecessary for travellers to take along
lot OF reading matter with them. One
hundred and twenty-five volumes of up
to-date literature on each of the Observa-
ton Cars on this train.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-04-21
UNEQUALED SERVICE
Between Portland and Chicago, on the
"Portland-Chicago Special"


"Portland-Chicago Special"
Sunday, April 22nd, the O. R. 4 n.
will put on a new fast train between
Portland and Chicago, via. Huntington.
Leaving Spokane at $40 a. M, giving
connections from branch lines, will ar
rive at Pendleton in time to make direct
connection for all points east. The
schedule has been arranged so as to reach
Chicago in three days, or IL hours in ad-
vance of schedule heretofore in effect.
The Special will carry first-class and
tourist sleepers, together with q COM
posite car, that is supplied with all the
latest publications, library, barber shop,
etc.
The train leaving Spokane at s 40 p.
m. will connect at UmatiIa as hereto.
fore with through sleeper to Chicago and
Kansas City.
Consult the nearest ticket agent for
detailed information.
w. II. HURLBURT,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-04-21
North Coast Limited.

East bound, and Pacific Express, west
bound, will give travellers the chance to
see the ferriage of the entire train across
the Columbia, a. Kalama, in the day
time. sight worth seeing, too. Read
our North Coast Limited leahet.
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''Do Unto Others
AS Others Would
Do to You,
But do it FuSt." -DAv1D HARUM.
uSt DAVID HARUM.

David Harum had no doubt
neglected an opportunity in his
lifetime to buy desirable prop
erty, and thus take advantage
of rising market. Some other
man bod evidently bought prop
erty ard sold it to Mr.. Harum
at an advanced price. If you
do not buy Vineland property
soon you will lose the chance
to possess unimproved land and
profit by the advance that is
steadily going on. Vineland
does not stand still for a single
tWenty-four hours. 1t is going
ahead at a rapid rate. Ask any
Vinelander if his property has
increased in value since he
bought it. Ask him if he would
take what he paid. See what
has been accomplished in three
yearsand delay longer. Take
a free carriage ride and assure
yourself of what is being done.
Write or call for our new illus
trated pamphlet written by
Vinelanders.
VISION WATER AND POWER COMPANY
CHARLESTON, WASHINGTON
OR LEWISTON, IDAHO.
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BRAGG & REED.
(D.RR! 4 81.
TIME CARD.

Effective Sunday, April 22nd.
No. 81 will leave Pullman for Moscow at
$40 p. IN.
No 81 will leave Pullman for Moscow at
500 p. III.
No. 81 will leave Pullman for Portland,
and all points east, at SAB p. IN.
No. So will leave Pullman for Spokane,
Walla Walla, Pendleton, and all points
east, at 9:55 a. III.
f. w. QUARELS, Agent.
w. II. HURLBURT, G. p. A.
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LEWISTON WATER AND POWER COMPANY
CHARLESTON, WASHINGTON
OR LEWISTON, IDAHO.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-02
ENCOURAGING
Are Prospects For Large Wash
ington County Fair,

The 49th annual Fair of Washing
ton County, which will be held the
18TH 10Th. Goth and 21st of this month,
promises to be the largest ever held
J in this city. The committee in charge
have made arrangements for good ex-
the best racing ever held here. They
have spent all time and money possible
to make 1t very successful fair, and
wish the people to show their appre-
citation by attending and doing all in
their power to help complete the grand
success which they anticipate.
Quite large number of expensive
improvements have been made which
will nearly double the size of the
grounds and make things in general
much more convenient and comfort
able for these who attend.
The old grand stand which formerly
stood in the field just west of the old
track, has been moved over it just to
the track on the East side. This
stand is having an addition made to it
which will nearly double the size.
This together with the new chair seats
which will be used will accommodate a
very large crowd and also make it
much more comfortable than before.
From the new stand the race horses
can he seen the entire distance around
the track. This could not be done on
the old track on account of the trees.
The new tract of land just east of
the old grounds which was purchased
some time ago by the association, has
been made into an elegant new race
track This track cost the Association
about 81 800 and is considered by all
local horsemen TO be as good as any in
the state. 1t is a regulation track in
every form and some good records may
be expected to be made at the Fair,
The judges stand has been moved
! from its old position to a place just
within the new tracks This gives the
| judges a much better view of the races
than when in the old grounds.
Several race horses are in training
at the grounds now and quite large
number of horses will be here in a
short time to train for the races at the
Fair. The Association expects to have
all the stables filled with more and
better horses than have ever been in
Marietta.
The exhibitions will be large in all
lines and the Association urges all the
people to join with them and help IL
make this the most prosperous an(
successful Fair ever held in this city.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-02
The State bye Works

Has removed to No. Tiber Way,
Riley Block, where they will be more
thoroughly equipped than ever to han
die all kinds of wearing apparel, car
pets, rugs, and tapestries. Four years
of successful operation and growing
trade in Marietta testify to the quality
of their work Ladies' Ball and Eve
ming Dresses dry cleaned quickly and
thoroughly without cdor or shrinkage
Gentlemen's fine suits cleaned most
successfully. Clothing of all descrip-
tions dyed in any desired shade
Pressing and repairing on short notice
NO. 4, TIBER WAY.
Sept /, till Jan. /, 1901.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-02
High Valuations.

Marietta is not seeking big repu-
alton for having large duplicate
running up into the millions, There
are not dozen people in town that
care a straw for that What they are
so.lcitcus about Is that We may have
low rates of taxation, and light taxes.
- that when manufacturing concerns
come our way, they will not be driven
off by high taxes. That is what high
valuation will do for us. We do not
care to point with pride" TO vasi
sum total on our duplicate, boosted VI
at the expense of the average tax pay
er, with small means struggling to pay
fer his property.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-02

Away back in 1864 there were those
who decried every action of the gov
ernment. just as they are now. In
that year the Indianapolis Sentinel
said: "Should Mr. Lincoln be elected
on Tuesday next the revolution will
be complete; this country will no lon
ger be republic, it will be consoli-
dated empire" And now ii is very in
teresting to see how this same crowd
is swearing by Lincoln.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-02
Attention, Sons of Veterans.

All members of f.. C. Dawes Camp
will report Monday morning, Septem-
ber 3rd. at O'Clock at Marietta Trans
fer Building on Second street, to take
part in the Labor Day Celebration.
Horses will be furnished all members
not having them. Each member must
secure a saddle if possible. All mem
bring them. ]. C. BEACH Captain.
Wed, Fri, Sun.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-02

The members of the Hotel Commit
tee for the Federation of Women 5
Clubs are requested to be at the Relic
Room Tuesday morning, September
4th, at nine o'clock. Mesdames p. b.
Crosby, l.. II. Cisler S. B, Kirby, e
Sloane, VIM. Morse, A. l.. Johnson, A.
j. Mercer, NJ. S. sherwood, F. b. Ran
ger, Preston, G. w. James, Kate,
Biszantz, r. w. Hill, c. Richards, l..
Stowe, w. ]. Rodgers and Miss Swetz-
er. ALICE M. BROWN,
Chairman.