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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-20
Patents to Inventors.

MessFs Benedict & Morsell, solicitors
Of patents, Old Insurance building, Mil
waukee report patents issued to Western
inventors February ID as follows:
r. f. Barker, Marinette Wis. steam set
works for sawmills; Nicholas Barry, Hus-
catine, Ia, button machine; Stephan
Brlichgans, Milwaukee, carbureter; w A
Crotts: Partridge, Kas., wagonbox holder:
Ida Nj. EULER, Forest City, Ia, theater
appliance: w. ]. Gould, Lawrence, kas-.
cream separator; John Hallner, Mead, Meb.,
wrench III. r. Herbaugh, henosha, Wis,
feed-stop mechanism; A. Janey, Marshall
town. Ia, measuring device; Jas. McCus-
ker, Ryan. Ia, drier; ]. X Miller. j. W
Witt and y. A. Jones' Oshkosh, Wis. eiec-
trio signal and automatic alarm for rail
way trains; L. S. Morgan, Kendall. Kas--
fence: c. T. Sears. Topeka, Kas., windmill;
Frank Schurek, ST.. milwaukee,, washing
apparatus for fiitering materials: Il. 6
Swan, Oshkosh. shaft-clamp; Ed. Troy,
Lacey, Ia, hayrack.
"A new theater. with a seating capac-
ity of 5000 persons, is to be built in Mon
tevideo, and coliseum, with a seating
capacity OF 1000, is also to be erected.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-20

The Gar of Russias army is the
only one in Europe that can beast of
feminine medical officers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-20
EXCITEMENT KILLS A GIRL.
Ere in the Room Where She Lay
Sick.

Rrodhead, Wis, Feb. 17.-[Special.l
Miss Zell Chapel. aged Il, died here,
the result Of intense excitement. Fire
broke out in the house where she lay sick
and the excitement SO weakened her that
che died
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-20

Free! Just out. New popular Songs and
Words and Music by NJ c. Moll. Mailed
free to any address, receipt Of one Ambrosia
Chocolate, Cocoa label. ard cents in postage
stamps. Write Ambrosa Chocolate Co., Milwaukee
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-20

Fishers E.ayOring Extracts are endorsed
by pure food and the z. S. government for their
PURITY and STRENGTH. A. J. Hilbert Co.. MilW
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
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Abiding 10 a. fact that out Of H.
~ young Ma q AaseAsstsr Who sig
niAsa their Villages 70 accept the
auesn's shilling. 'oaly three thousanA
could b sccsptsd. and that Of these
oaly oas thousaad wsse foand 1t for
ssrvies In line reGinsats. D.. H. LAang
Gordon, In The Humanitarian. points
out the physical AsAeisaeiss of town
bred youth. and MAKES . strong plea
for sleisat physical sdueatioe- 1T 10
neesssary," ~ dselarss. that the In
portanee aAd The real nature oe trus
physical education should b reco0-
nissd. aad that steps should b takea
TO ~ It in N proess place bsside
nsntal eAueatioa. Ths questions a
nosal and spiritual eduoation are not
Tie present eoncsrn. True education
has bssa aptly said 70 b . draving
out q the Vhole nataroCa coovert1ng
e ths Dhyujeal. 0sotal ooral ano
spiritual potsatialitiss into povsrs
PAysieal neeAs 0ust always b our
Arse DsslA Whils sftsaDts 20 In
prevs the ssviFoansst of the child.
his sanitary suFrosndinsD st hone ana
- SCHOOL, ~ boous NJ eAoSoIn8s eo0
- feetA. Win always nsst vitA ap-
Droval. and nust assist physieal De-
vsloo0sae t1sy eaaAes ef Themselves
raiss the sadly iowsrsd Dhysteal STAR
dard of our town-Awellsfs. Even eds
eatioa has Itself bsa aid 70 b help
n tie right Airsetioa. but what child
ever Increased . fraction ot ~ inch h
chest ciscunfsrsacs through reading in
. textbook that oxyess vas Dhysio-
logical Hsesssityf Attsapts> have bssn
naAs to show that physical lsgsssraey
b Q nattss Of hsssdity. asd that an
aStsnpes 70 Improve ths raos by sxeg-
eisins and dsvsloDing tAs frans oe
the individual. aaA b. iDDroving his
saviroansat. are therefore vais. Bst
suo0aa sxpsgisoss. - yell - scisa-
tie eoasidsratioa a ths little that 10
known 70 hGsAity. Aispsls this fstal-
iseis 1osesins. I'D Indicates that ~
satussl exercise ia . suitable saviron-
neat Tie physical potsatialitiss q IL
eAill. svsa q ths ehilA oe 6sgsasr-
~, eaa b drawn cut into povsss II
sueh Q naAnse. II gaasrally snploys1.
- - faiss IL physieal standard asd
inDeOvs ~ vsll-bsing q u rasAs
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
19H TEXAS snAal sev.

~ 0osoosaaao 0vss 8splag Coaasses
os0Do sos o00sG
q late yesrs cowboy sports d al
kiDdo have bsss very popvlss u the
vsst. esd The Oost popaIas a oil hsvs
bsso he Fopiag contests. Because d
~ ssthusiasn q young boys who d.
siss - bsceGs szpssts With the rops.
sesskoss Il 0lssscesk csuney hevs
bsss s6jiesd - ell . halt TAs gsssd
jssy thsss ssssstiy sigsed ths following
- tiss.
~ ~ hssosshis sspssssststivs ee
~ 80 bssdssd ed sizth disssict:-
We. ~ Usssd jssy.st ~ Ossobss tern.
eossssely ssssonsed list Ill psblie
se0aag eseests b sbollsAsd. for the
sspssa that ssch cestssss seeossaGs
bsyo sd yssng nsa - sstss gestures
e sosskoss. ssd soes. and ffsqusstiy
is,pgs q kill esttIs bs,oegisg - such
sasssoss; ed especially 10 large pss-
sssss b = ffeqssstly iopossib,s 70 -
ssssois Whosss The o9ssdsss. Esd the
ssly psusssssb,s rsnsdy b 70 sesp such
eeeessoA"-Dsily 6tookoss.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09

TAaohagsvsog PvooAn0aa1oo.
Washiagtoa. D. c.. Oel O-TAs sests
aspastoset today isseed ~ Se'lssisg:
D. Shs psssidsas q ~ Usitsd 0sstss
a Anss,es-Psselaastioa: Il hss
plsassd Aioiehty Oed 10 bsisg esr ~
ton 10 saessy snd hoeos thsssgh ss-
other year. Works Of rsligios and eAss.
isy have svsryvhsrs bssn asnifsst. Our
country. through oil its sstsot. hes hsss
bissssd With abundant hssvs~ta Labor
and the grsat ipdustrials of the psople
have peospsrsd bsyood oil PssesdsoI
Our coonsecs he's sprssd oil over The
world. Our powss and infusacs in the
causs oe freedom and saliGhtnsat hsvs
extsndsd over distant sseA Ths lives
oe our oelcial representatives ssd many
oe our psopis In Chine have bsss mar.
vslousiy preserved. We have bsso gen.
orally exempt from psstilsoos and other
great calamities, and even the tragic
visitatioa which overwhelwsd the city
a 0slvestoo msds svidsnt the ssnti
ossts oe charity ssd Christiss svopa
Thy By virtue .oe which ws srs oes
united people.
Nov, therefore I. willisD Mckialsy.
prssidsut Il the United States, do hsss.
By appoist Esd ~ apart Thurday. he
9TH day of Novsabse os1t. 70 b %
served b sll ths people q ~ Usiesd
States. st ho0e o. sbsued. = day &
Thsnksgiviag end pssiss 70 Hio vhs
bold pstioss b ths hollow q His hssd
I sseeoassd shss thsy gather b thsas
ssvsssl piscss a wessAip. sd 6svostly
give Hin thsshs fss The pesspssity
Whseswith bs hes sodowsd ~. Tor ssed
tios. Tor hsrvsse, for valos. for The d.
votioa ssd the hsnssity a oss armies
and saviss, asd sos I'll He bses0ts 70 -
- individsals ssd - natioe; ssd that
they hsab,y pay fos . cootisusscs q
He Divine favor. foe coed0sd aad sosty
with othss hatioes. and eos sigAtsoss-
sssD ssd psecs 10 oil oss vayA
Is vitsso vbsssof, ] hsve hssse0os
~ ~ haed asd eaossd he ssal a tho
Usitsa States b - s0ssd.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
s..s... ss.v s.s s.,..

Consultative results are what make
sdvsstising profitable. One should
never look for specific results from any
one advsrtisswsnt II b the 'sudIsss
chain which beg,ns With the 6rst pur
chsss that b made. and b extended 10.
ds6eitely. By one purchaser telling
another; and they somsons slss. that
finally results is pnout. 6uecsss In
sdvertisinG b s'ow. but yet, with . leg
itioats article. at fair price. Il b sb-
solsts sstaisty is The ssd. Ths thing
, Dot t"szpsct TOO much st Asst, snd
not 70 commence st Ill usl~ss there b
ssossh aossy o. hssd 70 Aght v oct te
. aaisA.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
essy ssvs sssssss.

6a@ Milton came down Sunday from
Telluride.
Samuel Jay is building an addition
to his houss.
Dick Lewis, a st. Louis, y visiting DR..
J. D. Eeglssssn.
ws. Ferrsst b building sa addition
TO his hosss st Ecksst.
John Kettle yin lsave for the hills lo
fsw days with sppies.
Uass Nsvass. q Dsnvss. wss call
Ing % fsiseds hsss this vssk.
Oliver Dale. a Csdsrsdgs. vss call
Ing - frissAs hsss Sunday.
: W. Hssbsr lssvss this sssk Tor Ais
"a hsos h Wsss vi'ginis. 70 rsasis.
3gIo 0ssss Eahacis. VAo has hsss
sahaae ss.satssa q Eoss Csswfeed, ~
tss9sd hons saturday.
Dsss Ds,o. go q Ose. ". Dese. disd
TUss4ay With SPINAL fsvss. ss The 0ss
= siUhtsss. His rssssiss we're laid to
M Thsrsday 10 the Ecksst csostssy.
W sztssd our syppsthy to ths b.
rssved pasenta
WI. BroWss net With Q bed accident
Saturday. While working OF. . reservoir
% ~ Grand nsss. Ths lsavss of the
Whssl scsapss caoe looss and stsurk
hio h The bssssa. bsssking the hone.
Hs = getting alocg - we'll - could b
szpssssd.
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ssspsa,ss . - nss.ss.

OOoD9Doo - - 0oD
Tbsss are lev. U say. ssssspsisss that
caosss b bsesdtsd ~ judicious Dsvs
pepss sdvsstisiag. Ths psssiosos q .
western tsisphoes ooopeny ssyS:
Il thoaghs ~ bssissss bod sssbisg
70 gsis by sdvsstisisg. bst vas chal
Isrssd ~ . ssvspspss nses 70 W u sos
. yses. - - Wries The Cd.
.As ~ - q sAat sios Weesssd ~
ieessass q ssesesibses Was UoDsssD-
dssssd. 80 Issos psoSssttss = ~
~ pssssss ssid ~ psss1sesss sllolag
q esasssiee - ~ advsssaOs e ~
SsSseAooe sosssd shso - have ~ -
oesuoses Vos =.
s.As issssuses oss - . bssass ~
- 49, haA IL sa0s ssDssSsosA"
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
sroar 81 ruR RANGE
fAs Ppass Dsag - . 0ooAay 0sAooa
CeopassA - . 0speoG Coossss

fAs Psass nsng - . sasAay ssAssl
CoopassA - . 0spsoG Csosass
A0sng CowboyA
Dovs In Ban Angelo. Texas. the other
day. they had = roping contest With .
numbsr Of eovbeys ~ cootsstsnts. In
order to b. strictly up to late. the San
Angelo Standard sent to Chicago for .
crack sporting writer TO vrits it up IN
style, and this = sample Oe vhat hap
peoed:
The Arst stess let looss vas . big
brown fellow. Across the prairie be
spsd. increasing his gait at every jump.
Will NiSoo sss flying at his heals vith
. Ionx rops over bis head. circlisg in the
ais. Landed around both horns fisst
throw and thrsw him. but his stesrship
must have been sired by = rubber tired
bicycle because be bounded up right
quick like and Will had to throw him
again fos keeps. Time. l:l6k.
The has oe the bull pen we're next
lowsrs.l fos the vhits-fscsd and blsck-
bodied feeder that gsvs Sam Nut . rscs
eps his uhisksrs. At the frst throw the
Fops fastened around one horn and Sam
throw. but badly picked himssR up
natty and the rops slipped o6 his heck
-. The Pscos Angel caught him right
nsxt time and bumped him hard in .49K
Round nine opened up With John
Haysood 10 the saddle. eager fos the
fray. He missed hsst throw and then
Ais horss ran away With him in 90 op.
posits direction from which the steer
vss speeding; after quite . time be
came up with his victim. cast his rops.
caught sud throw. Bssfy sross on his
hind sosp bones and split the visd.
John following; he missed four times 10
-oopcussion" and ended the bugls 10 3:46.
Bert Weir. the young and hsndsons
representative from Classcock county,
played black ssL white - his fsvosits;
fret throw caught around the moss:
clipped %. caught sscood time and
burstsd the Holstsin hooking husk q
meat In Los l-5-Dsily Stockman.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09

hs.y pespis vosFy bseanss shey believe they
have 6ess 4seass. ne ehasess ars that thefr
obls = diepss bod. koAoi Dyspepsia Cnr~ al.
GesN what you eat and prevent. the formation
ths hsar II VII cure even Sosn oftsdlsSssies
C1asks's drug seoes.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
-1us.a.rs $780, : sla.A,>

'sTAo PilUin's PregTss1 ~ rsssae-
b bssa traaslatsl Into CAiasss ~ -.
tlvo lsnguisas and illustrated - ~
i've aFtists. rhs pictures have The
apaieal grotssausnsss Of Chisess co.,
sspeioa, and 70 1Asiish o. American
ssalsY oe Dunyaa's WORT are vsey
sunny. Christian hes . Ioas Digtail.
shs Aunesoa Il The oiaas Despair =
IT, iAniliAs Woo1sa cage e ChiaaDe
esinisais, asl Tie aa0sls as0 arfays1
u ~ lassse prs1uetisas q ~ NO.
teeao a RUkinL
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
A1vss.usse lssssss.

n esolsUiag Dsttsss ssoolE n ~
psses0ss q Dsita. Cola. Nsv. Q.
AlVs Dsovs, Jshs Csttos. T. n. Fails.
J. = Ysllas. EditA 0asdsuo. Assis
usDsy. J. .. Ostiss. Miss Esoslls Utas.
~.
u ssslisg ~ sAsss Istasss pjssss ~
~ - savsstissd.
Q. .. Cnssslxn, Rsseoosess.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09

ws,; ;c: =. %: ::i : :s:s w, .' a. s ''.'
Cnsoo's drug seesO.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
c~a ~ns.ns.

~. - Nm q. ". Ds1o desieo - e.
psu0 sAssAs - sAsis aesy fssssds ses
49, bjeassD dssisg thses sUssoe -.
sso0sDsot
q. ~. - 01Ass DssA
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
BENNETT & RULE,
aorcHxIss. COLORADO.
Contractors
and Builders
Make . speciality Of brick and
stone work, plastering and cement
cisterns.
All work guaranteed.
DGnHgTT 4 0CLg,
nseehksss, Csss.

YoS cant sabrd N yisk yoas iise By aiievine .
eoegh os . cold IN esvslop into possaoNIs oe
throat and lung tsosblss Quick - shAa ans ssAes
psvpassstsu hso~ .. nany dcce.ss - .. .
rroup s,Rtldrro liHs n Ard moSSSS. 49,, n
C1arks's drug slors.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09

0uu~ 1boGbsue - eVs1ys 0osWoss,
~ sssesa = aessiaOs - Hstaay ssse-
- u6voo1lR L = - hsoe = ~
bSo1j6 pogsooD = HsseA 0soea
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
rK hEADACsae A1soLUTELY

SICK h9ADAceae ABSOLUTELY
and permanently cured by using hoki
Tea. pleasant herb drink. Curss
constipation and Indigestion. MAKES you
eat. sleep. work and happy. 6etisfse-
tion or money back. . cts ssd 50 cts.
H. X. Braisted. druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09

- Iss,s M |: = y!.s..ss !. Y. Y e: 49, se..s
csuat 81 tndisssssa- hssrY Wtliia0s % Dnoa-
ville. 1s1-. ssys - su9esst thas vsy ~ ysassL
~ hs c. en- E 5sse.6 i've ne o. ksd.a DysS.rse
- ~ ! Ssas 80 slsee ,sSae1Iy svsC 49,"
Cisske's dfug soDse.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
i COMP ARSON.

sssy ss.lss sssstes.
vAs ass ~ sasues seus ssd
80 Mcksy
the
especially bssg oay ln& This
sd 2l2 Codsisg o0
~ tssdst rspabess zsditabs and ssacte Follow
ias ~ ss 4 iss& lses sd 1900 10 sta county
The Delta independent., 1900-11-09
ns.~se.s1Ds nsss.

of the Western Slope Ba;Aoposot. No.
70, I. O o. F. OF Delta will b held in
the Delta opera house ON Nsw Yssr's
eve Decsuber 81. Otnss announcements
will b. made later.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
MARKET REPORT.
Cincinnati. Jan. 2g

Cincinnati, Jan. %.
FLOUR-Winter patent, So .2563 go;
Fancy, S3@3. 10; family, 81 35@2 10;
extra, $2d2 rs; low grade, $I.750
l.o5; spring patent, $3.75@4; fancy
s3@3 IS; family, 81 .0O@3.
GRAIN-Wheat: No. red quotable
nominally at Tic. Corn: Yellow ear,
track, at 36c; No. 2 mixed, track, at
a4c; No. mixed track, 33hc. Oats:
No. 2 white, track, 2794; No. 2 mixed,
track, 25hc.
LIVE STOCK-Hogs: Select ship
pers, $4 80; select butchers, $4.7j0
$50; fair to good packers, 81. 7O@4. IS;
fair to good light, "a. 4O@4. 60; COM
mon and roughs, i$4@4.55 Cattle
Fair to good shippers, S4.35@5 25;
good to choice butchers, 4.25@4 rs;
fair to medium butchers, $3.2564;
common, 81. 2.75G3.15. Sheep-Extras,
81 256l4 .35; good to choice, SO 600
i.15; common to fair, 81 2563. so.
IAmbs-Extras, So. .25@6. 80; good to
choice, $5.75@6. Is; common to fair,
S4.s5M5.65. Veal Calves-Fair TO good
light, So. 6.2j@7; common and large,
S:@6.
Chicago, Jan. 22.--Cash wheat: No.
. red, 6G@6sc; No. 3 red, 65@67c; No.
b. hard winter, 64c; No. hard winter,
j0M63Hc; No. / northern spring, 65h
"6Ic; No. northern spring, 6412@
'6hc; No. . spring, 6O@65H. Corn;
No. 2, 3lKc; No. 3, S1@31Ac. Oats;
No. 2, 23c; No 3, 22Ac.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
BIDS WANTED.
Office of the City Clerk,
Marietta, o., Jan. %, 1900.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received at the Of
fee of the City Clerk of the City of
Marietta, Ohio, until
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY PATH, 1900,
at IL o'clock noon, Central Standard
Time, for furnishing two steam boil
ers Cf Two Hundred and Fifteen horse
power each, and Of the type known
as water tube, either of fire box or
brick furnace style, with smokestack
and all necessary appliances to com
plete the same, according to plans and
specifications thereof on file in the Of
flee of the City Electrician; said boil
ers to be used in the operation of the
Electric Light Plant of said City, now
in process of construction.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for the sum of One
Hundred Dollars, payable to the City
Clerk, as a guarantee that the bidder
will execute the reuired contract with
in ten days after his bid has been ac-
ceepetd.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. By order of the
City Council.
CARL BECKER, City Clerk
Jan. 23 st.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
Was a NyctaIops.

Huntington, w Va, Jan. 22.--Alon-
20 Baum, aged So died Saturday. He
was known all over the country as the
"cat-eyed man" Mr.. Baum had optics
precisely like those Of the feline, and
could discern objects the darkest night
with ease, but during the day the light
oppressed the sight greatly. The pup
lis CT Baums eyes were ellptlcal in
form, and had all the characteristics
OF the eyes of cat
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
Legal Notice.

James H. Brown, Sarah Matilda
Hodge and Mary A. G.. Herscm, of
Stockton, California. and Isaac w. W..
Brown, of Valley Springs, California,
will take notice that John Mills, Will
liam w. Mills, Martha S. Maxwell and
Sarah NJ. Elston have filed their peti-
ton in the Court of Common Pleas of
Washington county, Ohio, against
Them and Leroy s. Brown ct al named
as defendants therein; the object and
prayer of which petition is to cause
partition to be made of certain real es-
tate described in said petition, among
the several owners and holders
thereof, including the said James
H Brown, Sarah Matilda Hodge,
Mary A. G. HersOn and Isaac
William w. Brown, or a sale Of
the same as provided by law in case
said property be found indiyisable
without manifest injury thereto; said
property being the oil in and under a
certain tract Of forty acres Of land "
ing in Marietta township in said coun-
ty, described in said petition, and the
rights Of way and other mining rights
and privileges connected herewith,
in a certain deed made by John
Mills, J. w. l.. Brown and Israel r..
Waters TO one William Orchard, men
toned in said petition. Said defend
ants are further notified that they are
required to answer said petition on or
before the oath day of February, A. d.
1900.
JOHN MILLS,
WILLIAM w. MILLS,
MARTHA S. MAXWELL,
SARAH NJ. ELSTON,
Plaintiffs.
Nye G Follett, plaintiffs attorneys.
Ioy 4
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.
I. II. Webb was shot and killed by
viii Toland at Yoakum, Tex.

7. II. Webb was shot and killed by
win Toland at Yoakum, Tex.
About 100000 bushels Of coal were
started down the river from Pitts
burgh.
Cain McWhite. colored was instant
~ killed while driving across a rail-
road track at Blackshear Ga.
At Milledgeville, Ga, Lee Dago was
killed in trying to get ON the front
platform of an engine while drunk.
G. c. Mcconnell, of Macou, Ga, was
found dead beside the railroad track
in that city. His body wac horribly
mangled.
News has been received from Cairo
that Osman Digna, principal general
of the late Khalifa Abdulah has been
captured.
Louis Strong, who was to have been
hanged at Marion, Ark, for wife MUIR
der, has been respited for 80 days by
Gov. Jones.
Richard Carter, aged 10, colored,
was hanged at Norfolk, Va, for as
Saulting a G-year-old girl named Mar
tina Hatcher.
The boiler in Reeds sawmill near
Waynesboro, y. c., burst, killing John
Burke, the engineer. Several others
were injured.
The body of an unknown white
man was found in an old cotton-seed
barn near Ripley, Tenn, and was bur-
ed in potter's field.
After laying idle for half century,
the ancient Schuyler copper mine. on
the Passaic river, opposite Belleyflle,
n. j., is again to be operated
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
Will Probably Die.

Parkersburg, w. Va, Jan. 22.-Bob
Clark, who was shot by Joe Dillard
last week, will probably not recover,
according to a statement made by his
physicians.
billiard was held to answer to the
grand jury by Squire Drennen, before
whom he had his hearing this morn.
ing
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
Will PIsh Ohio River I'm
proVement,

Par1kersburg, W. Va, Jan. 22.-Col.
John l.. Vance, President of the Ohio
Valley Improvement Association, and
fifteen members of the Cincinnati
Board of Trade, passed through here
tonight on their way to Washington,
where they will urge the Improvements
of the Ohio river before the River and
Harbor Committee in Congress.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
New Gases Filed.

M. Rumley & Co. against Harry D.
Fleming ct al. On cognovit noe. Nye
G Follett for plaintiffs.
John p. Coe against Simon Kingsley
ct al. Note and mortgage for s919.
Foreclosure Of mortgage and equitable
relief. c. H. Danford for plainuiff.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-23
The Harrinon Homentend Sold.

Kokomo, Ind, Jan. 23.-1he VIM.
Henry Harrison homestead at North
Bend, o., has been purchased by a
KOkomo woman, Mrs. Olive G. Hall,
who is now in possession of the his
toric property. The old mansion, by
the lapse of years, has deteriorated
somewhat, but the grounds, with it's
green wooded hills and winding river,
is as beautiful as ever. The home
stead of "old Tippecanoe" is the
birthplace of ex-President Benjamin
Harrison. The historic homestead
consists of the original mansion and
seven acres of land. The last sale
price was $1,000.