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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
PARADE
OF G. A. R. Will be an Irn-
posing Sight,
Special to the Leader.

Special to the Leader.
Cleveland, o., Aug. 23,-The attend
ance at the National Grand Army en-
campment in Cleveland will reach it's
height on the day of the grand parade
of the veterans, Wednesday. Septem-
bcr II. No more imposing sight could
be conceived than the old soldiers,
dressed in their uniforms, carrying the
flag of their country, and marching to
the strains of martial music; thous-
ands of them, men grown gray and
old, yet filled with the same fire of
patriotism that forty years ago actuat-
ed them to go to the front in the hour
OF the country's need.
The parade will start at ten a. m
and there will be so many in line that
it will be three o'clock in the after
noon before all the Veterans will have
marched Except the two first de-
partments, all the veterans will have
the opportunity to review their con-
radcs preceding them, from the places
in which they will wait to drop into
line. The line of march is just two
miles long. It is from Euclid Avenue
at the intersection of Case avenue
west to Bond street, north on Bond
street to Summit street into Lake
View Park and Wood, Ontario and
Seneca streets for disarmament. The
departments will march in order of
seniority except Ohio, which will take
the left of line as a matter of courtesy
being the host state.
The marching order will be as fol-
lows: Illinois, Wheeling, Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut,
Massachusetts, New Jersey, Maine,
California and Nevada, Rhode Island,
New hampshire Vermont Potomac,
Virginia and North Carolina, Mary
land, Nebraska, Michigan, Iowa, In
diana, Colorado and Wyoming Kan
sas, Delaware Minnesota, Missouri,
Oregon Kentucky, West Virginia,
South Dakota, Washington and Alas
ka, Arkansas, New Mexico, Utah, Ten
nessee. Louisiana and Mississippi,
FLORIDA. Montana. Texas, Idaho, Ari-
IONA Georgia. Alabama. North Dako-
Ia. Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Ohio
Bond street from Superior street to
Summit street will be lined with
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
Arrested
In Front Of His Own Place
Of Business.
Special to the Leader.

Special to the Leader
Dayton, O., Aug. 23.-Judge e. T.
Snediker expressed himself plainly and
Enthusiastically to Chief of Police Whit
aker in Court when H. G. Jones, a
Fifth street coal merchant, was ar
raigned on the charge of lettering. He
was taken in charge by an officer
while standing in front of his own
place of business conversing with an
employe, and was hauled up before
the Chief, who insisted that he had no
more right to stand on the walk in
front of his own business house than
any man livingf a hundred miles
away. This was substantially the
Chiefs testimony and it caused a rip
pie of laughter among those who fear
Russian methods.
The Court plainly explained the law,
and contended that man had right
to stand in front of his own establish
mcnt, at least in this land of the free
and the brave, and that as long as he
is not violating the law it is extremely
humiliatlng to be yanked up before
the Chief of Police and "raked over
the Goals" not to say anything of ap-
poar!ng in open Court The Judge
branded the arrest as a grievious mis-
take on the part of the officer, and a
matter of detestably bad judgment on
the part Of the Chief.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
Married on Short Notice.
Special to the Leader.


GAINESVILLE, O., Aug. 23.-Cupid has
invaded the ranks of the Muskingum
county teachers, now holding their an
nual institute in this city. On Tues
day several of the teachers were dis
cussing the havoc created by Cupid
among the shipload of teachers en-
route to the Philippines, when Profes-
sor p. W. Maxwell, superintendent OF
the schools at Duncan's Falls,and Miss
Carrie Mawhorter, of Chandlersville
expressed themselves as sorry
they We're not among the num-
ber who had been within range of the
famous archer. The remarks served
to bring them together and they were
not long in deciding upon a romantic
wedding. Accordingly when the rest
of the teachers left the institute for
dinner today, Professor Maxwell and
Miss Mawhorter stopped at the resi-
dence of nearby minister and were
married, and after hurried dinner at
a restaurant left on the / o'clock train
TO ra weeks visit at the Pan-American
exposition.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
MOTHER
Stewart Gives Her Views ON
DOWieism. (,
Special TO the Leader.

Special TO the Leader.
Springfield, o., Aug. 29.-"MotheI"
Stewart, the famous temperance cru
sader who was baptized into the Chris
tian Catholic Church in Zion in Chica-
go, has arrived home and gives her
impression of Dowie and Dowlelsm,
and why she Joined the church. She
said among other things:
"Mr. Dowie is strictly orthodox. He
is Methodist in every sense of the
word in his faitn and teachings. He
said to me Il am Methodist of the
Wesleyan type. He claimed his reli-
gious views are just like Wesley's. He
said: I always admired Wesley He
says all of the churches have apostat-
ed and have fallen away. from the
teachings of Wesley, Luther, etc" Z
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
Baby Was Dead.
Special to the Leader.

Special to the Leader.
Keyser, w. Va, Aug 23.-Mrs Phil
lip Jones, a widow living four miles
from Meadowyille, Barbour county,
was griofstricken yesterday on bring
ing her 4-year-old child to the physi-
clan at that place, to find upon I'M
wrapping the little one, that it was
dead. The heartbroken mother wrap
ped the little form up again and car
ried it back to her home.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersingned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Executrix of the will
OF Cornelius p. Tinkham, lateof Wash
ington county, Deceased. f.,
Dated August %, 1901.
ROWENA $. HAYWARD. Z
Aug. 24--3wks-Sat Il
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24

grandstands. The presidential re-
viewing stand will be on the west
side of Bond street opposite the cen
tral armoly. The grandstand for the
singing children will be at the foot
of Bond street in Lake View park
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
Killed in Coal Mine.

Cumberland, Nd, Aug. 23.-Jacob
Stevenson, aged 30, of Homecoming, was
killed to-day in Ocean mine No of the
Consolidation Coal company, by fall
Of roof coal, He leaves family,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
Trains Collide.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Fond Du Lac, Wis, Aug. 22.The
Chicago and Green Bay passenger
train on the .,orthwestern railway
collided with a special freigh train
near here today. The passenger was
late and ran into the freight on round
ing a curve.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
Free. Free. Free.

The Flag Groceries will give every
baby In Washington county under one
year old q solid silver baby spoon.
Every mother come herself with the
baby. FLAG GROCERIES.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24
Wanted.

Everybody who reads this paper to
read the advertisement Of the United
States Dying and Cleaning Company,
on the bottom of page four, columns
four and five.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24

A blessing alike 90 young and old;
DR.. FOwlers Extract of Wild Straw
berry. Natures specific for dysentePy,
diarrhoea and summer complaint.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24

a full line of Heinz's bottled goods Our Teas and
Coffees are as fine money can buy. This is not
belong to an up-to-date grocery Mr.. Manz, pro-
prietor Of the Flag Groceries, has spent twenty-five
years in the grocery business. Therefore, he claims
to be Judge of irst-cass goods, and everyone who
trades with the Flag Groceries can rest assured that
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24

Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Gem Melons, Indiana
ndhome grown Watermelons onice, Peaches, Plums,
Grapes, Bartlett Pears, sweet and Apples, Jer
sey Sweet Potatoes and home grown Celery, Toma-
toes, Cabbage, Sweet Corn, Fancy Potatoes, Spring
Chickens, Fancy Cream Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Fan
cy Limburger Cheese, Sliced Ham, Sliced Dried
Beef, Fancy Olives, Salad Dressing, Fancy Salmon,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-24

they getting the best Goods that the market af
fords. BY having several stores, the Flag Grocer
les buy in large quantities. Therefore, they can
sell all goods at very reasonable prices Now if
you haven't traded with the Flag Groceries yet it
will pay you to come. We can save you money, so
we give all cordial invitation to trade with the
Flag Groceries.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24

81, i1nor man i'd einem Musang nber Dett DetteI
1<Itlber pDn Der 8eit an, ba baS 9anb no ben Ser.
aehSrte btS auf bic Geaemuart perfdat bot.
9si0nnieihes 0af erfae 9ppptbefen wiro beirnoert
ltaynsrt rti0Wte itaeIHenft
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
yemeSte 1aG)rtOte1,.

2lleranorina Sictpra, &Gni9in spn
Gnslano uuo Sai1ertn orn Snpien 1T am
Oitnltag aui Dem tUni9lictcn StqlrB SS<
torne, Snlel SGt9bt, an Ben 6pl9en zines
Sdlasanfauea, Zen Fe srr eini9cn 3D.
9sn erIitten, seltorten. Sietrria mar am
"A. Mai 1919 setureu unp erreihte ~
nit elm Otter spn nabe;u 81 Sabren.
SIN Sabre 1888, allo ais l9idbri9es
Maohen, wurpe iis &5nisu, unp in 1910
yermahlte fe ih nit Rem 9rinSen Gleert
ppn Sad,len Grbura. Der iitsraua
9lufliaeu gbe entlprpiien sablreihe Sin
Der BON oenen Die Grfsebursne Die 0atz
tin Des &rpnprin,en Don 9reuBen UNI
nahmalissn &ailers 5SriepriA wurce,
lpatreuo per 3meit9etprene, rer @rin;
oun sSales (seb. lS4l), nunmeAr ais
Gpnarp Der Siebente Die Gesierun9 an
getreten bat.
Die beinabe 64 Sabre pauernre Ies
aieruns Gictpria's mar fir Gnslanp eine
aute unp erfulsreihe. 9lber wie wenia
Maht unb @elpalt eisentlih iu Die 5anr
pes brttiihen Wonarhen gslest it, sebt
(pcutlih aus Der 1batlaAe berpor, paB
obppbl Gietpria 1hpn in tbrer gatur ais
sBeib iepeu &riese purhaus abbplp mar
Gnslano bod wabrenp ibrer san3en Sic.
sieruug bfinabe lurtpdbrenp II, &ries'
permidelt mar. 3umetit banrelte es iih
3wsfs GersrSberuns peS &ulunialteiibes
um bic Nieperwerfuns wilper ooer balb
rioitiiirter G0lter, uup nur einmal, in
Srimtries, mar gnslanp, NIT 5ranfreid
unp Der 5ilrfei 3nlammer sesen Nub
lanc, an einsm eurcpailden &rieg bctbci
list. Der idltmmite, an 0ut unp Slu
fpflpielielte unp serbansnissrllte &rie'
fir Gnslano 1T ieboh Der nod beut
wabrenre 6ampf sesen Die tapferen gu
rem in Siip<9lfrfa. Dielem &riese fol
lid gieteria auf's IeuBerfe wiperiebt ba
!. ben, fonnte jepph nit ibrer belhranftel
Madt pem berrldenpen Stnsrseilt sc
geniber nihts ausribten, unD es beibi
DAP bic 6Sle Wenpuna welde Die Ding
. In Siip- -Nfrtfa neueroinss fur gnslan
genommen baben, ipe1entlih CUR 8elhlell
, nisuns bes Nblebens Der alten Dam
, beisetra9en bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24
0a,,ernDcr alS Grs

iei bas 9enfntal ipelces b ein 9ibter errintet su
babeu per1lene Cine pdtere aoet miro bariiber au
ricten baben. gsir eber iltb beS Gineu ftber, baB
penn Der 9tame jenes WfanneS ldn85t pergeen 1T
nod Wtiliunen iidD Der meiien ct. 6ernar6.Mfbnbe
nit Tonfbarfeit erinucrn fpcrbcn lpele ber WcnId
belt mebr als gBorte gum Grbe hrnterlieBsn. 0as
Grbe ieer aiI Der gan3en @roenrnnoe gepreieneu ct
gernaro Sfrdnterpiaen, suelde genan nod Der g}pr
ifbrjt iener petien WDn9e MIR aS ben bclfrdftgifen
Bgansendften uno chne ieoe metalliie, dBenbe poer
aerabeai aftige Beimlbung anbereitet peroen 1iefe
inperaleifen 1ilen bcIfsn in nlen ssdIlen ppn qes
ftbrtef GerDanuug Db beIeIbe erit burh GppfIhmers
aen nehelfeit slnfItnBer, 8ertDpfnng + 10. orge.
seiat ntrb Dber bereitS al enger Wtattgfett Hade-
Ydbfpdd,e, Sdtpinbelonfdlle, Gbnmanten, Gehtbruu-
oen 6elbiuht unb tpaiferiihti8en Mnib,peGungeii
Ben uufrigliben GpntptDine her aefdbriiden 2ebers
imD 9lierenieiben eefibrt bat Oeie punoertbdtiqen
ms bobeil a in oen oerssa oier 9otsrtegn e. peIte
SeieIben braihter lb Dnrl iie 1eiiung ianben Elm
1enfntal aeSest 10 Nauernbel lI5 Gr5 aud III Der
gsat1pelt fnrtIeben wiro ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-24

Dim lesten Treitas ,raren cs 200
Sabre, baB preueen ais 1Sniyreih be-
itebt unb Der SpGn hes grpben 6urfiir-
iten BON Sranrenbrrg it'd nit .3ultim<
muns bss peutiden Gaiiers in &Dnias<
berg ais Jrieprih Der grlte bic Grcne
auflcbte. Genau ITO Sabre ipater, am
Is. Sanuar 1871, tpurpe Elm Nahfpmme
jenes 8urfiirlten, 6Inis gSilbelm Der
gr1e BON preuben, NIT 3ultimmune Der
peutlden 5ilrlten, rer freien Stapte unr
pes peutlhen 8eitbstaees, in GerlailIes
gum peutl6en &ailer prpflamirt.
Dieter fir Yreusen in pcppeltsr gesie=
6ung bepeutlame 0spcnttag rurre in
gang Yreuben, nanentlih ater in Berlin
feitlih tesansen. Srn atlerbGhlter Stelle
erfclste Elm mabrer Srrsnsregen une sur
Gbre pes Gagcs mar Elm gans neuer Sr<
rem ge1hafen wcrpen; absr rie smnetie
fir pcliti lhe Geraeben, rer man ent9egen
seleber bate, lit ausgetlieten.
Der Ser. Staaten gptlha1ter gSbite
iiberbrahte ,plbreus ee5 srcben Gmpfan=
ses, welGer i'm 9titterlaale res Sd,IeNes
itattfanp, pem Safer bic 0ludwiinl6e
pes prafpenten WeRinlep sur 3neitunz
oertjabriaen Subelieier Der prcuBilheG
Mpnar6te. Der Sailer lcmobl pie Die
&alerin untcrbtelten iid 1ebr reunp=
Icbnftlitb nit oem SptI6after.
Sn Sanana lit a6ermals Gin amerifa-
niiher pplt9auncr abscfabt wcrpen. Gs
lit Sphn Stcripan, Der Tprlteber neS
Wetpantpeilun Bureaus in 5arana,
welher am Spnnta9 untcr Der gnflage
oerbaltet murpe, $1,000 unterltbfasen gu
babeu, rte Der pptneiter in 0uatanamo
I'M 6. Iesemter tbm suIthidte.
9lus 5autiasu re Guta miro semelret,
poB es aleltt acsenmarti9 unscwStntid,
falt 1T. Scit Sabren babe man nidt 10
tattea gSeltsr eebatt. Cine Semperatur
oru inter so Orap lit prrt etna5 liner
b0rtra. sluf pem Gprquinc liest iraar
SAnee.
Sn leiner Silla in 6lcrens (Stalien)
1T Der teriibmts, aus Saiel setiirtist
Runlmaler Nrnplp Sccftin einem 6ers.
leipen erlssen. Niit ibm 1T elmer rel
srGBten mupernsn Waier pabin9esansen
Sietentaulenp gurcn lpaen iih unite,
General Ieiret pereiniQt baben. sPs
miro Der oithwnr;e Gbriitian" jepenfals
balp wieper opn lid bpren laficn.
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Nolitii6es.

Senator Torafer bat ii1 idlieBlid
bod als Elm eingeHeiidter 8srfehter
uno llnterltiiber Der Mominiltration
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Sagesnenigfeiten.
chip.

6crr Mleranter 9Suriter blt rie Giretz
tipn peS peutlhen 5beaters in Glsvslanc
nieoerselest, ba er piejsniae oes pcutithen
Ibeaters In philadelphia mieper ilber-
nommen bat.
Scbn 6. Scott, Elm reiher Sarmer III
8etlefrntaine. purpe Don einem fhmer
belapenen @asen iiterfabren ilno erlitt
rinen Shaeeltruh.
Gpwarp Ne1ren, Elm Gilenardeiter, fiel
bei pem Neubau ncr National Gteel So.
in Mingc Sunetipn aus elmer 0Gbe pom
3S SUP auf Gin idarfeS Gilenitad uno
murpe auf Der Stetlc setSrtet.
Sn Canton 1T bic Gtarf 8clling Win
So. nit einem &apital prn $500, 900 pr=
aaniirt wprpcu. Gs ipirp Die Grrichtung
ciner Giisnsis6srei 9splant. In pelher
200 Wann SeipiItisun9 fnoen lrllen.
3pei Straeenrauter iiterfieleu in Der
State BON Gina Den arabilhen @aulirer
Splepb Snepb5 unp tcrautten ion I'm
$50 in Saay9elr, lcivie nm leine Baarrn
i'm gSertbe nen etrpa Sl0O. SacpbS
pnrpe tei bisIer 0slesenbcit idwer osr,
lrbt.
Sn 3anc5oiue l;no mtbrere IauIern
Yerlcnen an Der Grippe ertranft, parun=
ter pie ioalfte Der Dpfteamten.
en gpunsstcmn prctt Elm Streif Der
Nrteter an rem SAmel3Sfen im Wabuu<
in9= unb StenanAr Sbale, faQs Die an~
asorpbte 0pbnreouttion tbatlahIidb am |.
5ebruar in Straft tritt.
Nls Srau Wasoalena glnaitaiic in
Glcpelanp in ibrem 0rccerYlaben an Der
}ouplun Strabc ibren 6unoen &afee UNI
3ufer sumpa, bDrte lie piGblieb einen se>
pultigen &rah i'm bintercn S6cil ces gas
pens unp i'm nahlten au0entlid glpsteu
Die Dufer unp Satcrnen ciner 0tanair,
ulalhine rurd rie einseprudte 9Sonn
Die OrucerYfrau unb ibre &unntn ltilr3-
ten laut IAreienp al Die Strabe uni
slaubteu rirht anpers. als RAP bic Spfu'
mptoe es liA in rem &cpf se1ebt babe
oru 9euten nahIuia9en. Ich pteie &c.
gniiste lid nit Dem an9eridbteten Sha,
ZEN unp blieb Rsfen, no lie mar. Gt
! Maibins, rer Mdel DIate Sabn est6rig
| batte &pblenwas9rns su ran9iren uni
mar ibrem 6iibrer ilter Die 0eIsiie bin
me8iu cas 6aua Der Stalienerin baron
aelauien. @prber bate lie npG Elm paa
2attensGune umgcriicn uno eine 6cIs
bHtte iiter rem 6aufen 9efabren. 9fi
| SulFe elmer anreren gpfpmptiSe murpe pi
lhnauIsnoe uno sildenre Gurhaan9eri1
,uriifsebclt. Ter angerit9tete Sdhape>
am !5au5 unp pen Gpe3sreipaaren be
tragt "a. $3.50.
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Sul9nn.


gSie aus SSa1binston semelcet mirr,
sictt Der G5eluupDeitssuita itaup pc5 Drdiz
penten Wr&jnlep SIT Der er0bten Selcr9=
NIP NnlaB. Der 9ralpent Sat iA sipar
spn Der Grippe ipierer erbplt, pp@ 1pQ er
an Der Sright'ihen 9lierenfranfbrit lei
ben. Qll!e selelllhaltltben aTairen i'm
WeiBen oauie iinc ataeiagt poroen.
Sn, gunbes Senat murne am tebten
Treitag N6eno Die @rmee<Ieorsanila<
tipnS Grrlage pefinitiu angenpmmen.
Menn audi i'm gusenlsinen Die partetz
srensen eingebalten ipuroen, 10 ltimmten
prh Sier Gempfraten fir Die Sprlase,
namlih Die Senaturen HinplaY BON Sem
tuiy, Mteaen BON Sup- Garplina, Dtpr>
aan npn 9llabama unD SulliSan BON
Milii1lippi.
Sn Naterlun, q. g., iinp bic bret eufs
m5rper sBalter q. MeMailter, Napre,p S.
Campbell unb gBilliam Oeatb, mclhe ben
lpp Der jrnsen, Susrifarbeiterin Semitic
EBpGlhieter -ser1dulpeten, pes Mcrpes i'm
sweiten Orape 1hutcig tefunben unp gu
| ie preibis Sabren 3uatbausfrafe ssrurs
lt6eilt mprpen.
Sn Stem 9jprf BAT atbsrt Naseli, elmer
Der betannteltcn Dbutrsrap5en Ger Stabt
Selbltmpro besaagen, inpem er lih in
l1einer gSpbnuns erlhcB. Naseli nal
aus Der StAwei; sebiirtis nnp itano I'M
Isl. gltersia9r. lleber pas Wlotip Del
lra1hen 3bat serlautet nihts.
| 5n ct. Qpuis, Mp., 1T gBilbelm an.
beu1er, gRitgliep Der befannten 8rauer.
Jirma Nnbeuler-8ulh, i'm alter bon Ct
Sabren senorben. Mnbcnler mar aus
8raunIdweis sebiirtis. st mar ssbr
/ Sabre alt, ais leine Gltern lib in ct
|Qouis nieperlieben.
/ sluf Der G'rano Irunt Gilenbabn FAM
| bet Gods Mia, Mlnn., cine &ullilio,
|sweier SraAt5ise tatt, Bel Der fiinf Wan
ner setSptet, mebrere anpere lhmer ser
Itebt nnp pier 2otpnotiYen unp ;ipSl
lgrahtpaasons serltSrt wurcen. Di
|gerunsliidten sebSrten ale Dem 3usper
lonal ait. Giner psr .3iise batte ein
4 @iense GrplcdYfcfe an Scrp. relde er
plpbirtsn mno ben sansen 5riimmerbau
lien SramO iebter.
i Ger friibtre Banffaiier Cornelius 8
4 gllpprb, Der In Der Grfen giatipnalban
..iin Stem gjcrf beinabe 100000 inter
!ifAlasen BAT, runrbe 3,t elmer 3udt1aus
llfrafe bon l3 Sabren Serurtbeilt.
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S1O0. Yelobnan8! 500.

Sic qeer bieier 3eitung tperben b frenen sn rfa9.
,peICte Bic Miienhoft in aR ibren Stufen 5u be.len
I'M Sanbe lit Sans &atarrb-Sar lit bic einaiee Iebt
eer dratliten Griiherirbat befarnte putipe Sur &a
tarrb erprbert nlS eine Sfranfbeit cine
5conifitutipnefle Bebanblung SalS 8atorrb Sur
lpir, innerl eenpnlnteu rtt0 lpirft biref oni oaS
gI,t ,h Die b(eintigen Cberfl1den beS Gptems, oa-
burd bic 6ranblnse ber Granfbet 5eritbremb unb benz
Naenten Grait eebenb inbeut he bic Contribution bes
abrpers anbolit linb Der Watur IN ibren Werfe htft
Sic EiaenthIlner babeu 10 DieI 0ertranen an tbreu
iebeu a onbieen ben ie su furren periebleIl. aaBt
Sud eiue 2ie ppn 3eugniiieu fontnlet. Wian aoreis
fiye s. s. GbeneD& So, Tolebo, 8. II
eSye Werfo1tit BON ollen Mnptbefern Is gents.
Sous JomtlieH.4iaea iino bie beien.
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\ sJn elmer 8eSiebuna aiebt Iih Die
oeoen!pdrtige Generation teiner 5dus
'Ihung bin. giemanb erfpartet, ein
ipeiteres Sabrbunoert au erleben.
= Gin fleibiser Statiititer bat aus.
aere9nst, oaB in oen lebten l6 Sabren
insaeiammt 1888 QpnAmoroe III ben
gereiniotsn @taaten au ueraei6nen ma=
rem. Gas 1T menialtens einmal cine
5tatiltit, in ipel1er 3ablen eine iebr
bereote uno leioer aud lebr belbdmenoe
5pra1e reOen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-08-08
Two Ways of TeIIIneu

Once upon time king in his sleep
dreamed that all Of his teeth fell out
before him. one by one.
He summoned a soothsayer and ask
ed him to interpret the dream
The soothsayer said, 20 king the
meaning of thy dream is that thy fam
lily and relatives shall die in thy pres
ence, one by one, till all are gone"
The king was very angry al that and
sent the soothsayer at once TO prison.
Then he sent for another soothsayer
and again asked for an Interpretation
of the dream.
The soothsayer made answer. 20
king, the Interpretation Of thy dream
Is that thy family and relatives shall
die, one by one. and thou myself shalt
outlive them all"
With this answer the king showed
approval and commanded that a pres
ent be given TO the interpreter. and
that he should be sent home with
honor.-"Persian Tales" 10 Century.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-08-08
Wileys.

Hurrah for the correspondents
picnic at Olive Springs.
Mr.. Tom Benton's mule ran
away few days ago with the pillow,
and the pillow cut cash on the
mules leg just above the hoof
about three inches long, disabling
it from work.
/ received a letter last week
from Cleburne, Texas, stating that
corn was almost an entire failure
in that section and that the far
mers we're cutting their corn down
and shocking it up for feed.
Crops are needing rain.
MIR. J. G. Reed gathered and
shipped $40 crates of peaches last
week. The peach crop is short in
this section, not as many as expect
ed and not as good, BEULAH
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-08-08
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssas sss Of lsHzZzNs<

Telephone girls everywhere ought
to rejoice in the good luck of Miss
Matte Helen Beals CT Wichita.
Miss Beals was earning SO per
week as night girl in the Wichita
exchange when she registered for
the land drawing in the Indian
reservation. Her name was one
of the first to come out of the box,
and she got a farm worth $4,000.
AS soon as she makes legal entry
upon the land it will become hers,
hard and fast; and then she is
going to get married. Nor will
she marry a fortune hunter. When
she was poor a trolley car conduc-
tor loved her for herself. Now
that she has become rich she will
make the trolley conductor happy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-08-08
Powder Springs.

J. w. Smith is visiting his fam
lily for a few days.
William Ragsdale, Ordinary Of
Dekalb county, visited his parents
here last Sunday.
Or. J. S. Vaughn received a
telegram last Thursday, Both, ult.
stating that his brother was killed
in Houston, Texas, by a police
man. DR.. Vaughn left on the
first train and had his brothers
remains sent back to Dallas, Ga. !,
for interment. He expected to
return this week. The deceased
was we'll known here and his trag-
ic death was a severe shock to his
many friends.
Our marshal, T. N. Lindley,
has put out streets and sidewalks
in good condition. U No.