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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

The homeless end fBfhrrlasa on the
shoulders 81 rFff m#n AMID 90 e.t=
- pui Hon pf fhtt burden, without
feenfsufe ~ bis Individual family
tIrs.
Insurance md Investment bust
uraa companies hafe legitimate
field ai lhrff uWu ~ hH but 90 cont
upge an institution organized fur
purely decentralization purposes nud
Huy kind af bHaiutHH venture iH an
error. into which Ee should mot nr
bed,
aOur ffBfefual movement ia grow
lnH Mtanaiy. g iH growing befauf"
IL la flyhl D. iH growing because r.
ia ID furiGi in bringing the world tp
realization ~ ne principle Inst nil
mems Euu1 rhunid be rpfh man =
luW a la RfuNiuR because II iH en-
6nufaflnn lts Na5fler iu more fully
complying Nifh tie divine Injunction
o. love tbs HsiFhBpr ar thyHnlf aud
70 do unto others un Ne would wish
e. be dpae b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
PLEASURE AS
ONE FINDS IT
Happenings Among those Who Do
Not Live for Work Alone

Mrs. Y. r. BoRardua sutertaieea -
young ladies' ~ her home "a aaeefl
tenth avenue north, az June neon yes
terday afternoon.
SIR. f.awrence Bcgie gave q farewell
party 70 a number 81 hir friends Hst
evening az his Home 1890 Fifteenth
sveuue. Music ana dancing were NJ
dIiEed IN until / oclock Ar. Boyle
leaves tonight for the IuiverHaf ~
Virginia. His guests were. Ned Ls4.
ieRs Alex. Gardner. Raymond West
Max Wells Hlehard Lane. fulton
Lane. Frederick Stevens. Geo. Tag
fert. Misses q lice Tagkert. Carrie Az
klnaon. Iuez Calhoun. Frankie Smith.
Nina Thompson. Helene Eusselle, HeH-
bis Boyle.
Mrs. Nm. Pariin gave large re-
eeptlou from 20 3 O'Clock. TUESDAY At
her home fla Seventeenth avenue The
oecofafioua were eYceediuRlV. hand
, tpm0. The recepU0n room WAS IN
apender. the dtniue room 10 pink aH1
Nnlte and the hgiifn yellow Hnd red.
REL pes ard maiderehair fern were
A'so used for decorations. Wngner'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
v. WILLIAMS

The above caption Is the form %
ietterhead used b. one - the prom
inenf WcodFnen workers ~ this city.
while TO iayFnen the design Il some
what fancifui Waodmen say u aps
pears n the light - preseat events
10 he rather 4 teFse and correct
statement 81 the work being done
BY their progressive order. The ful=
lowing list Of record-hreak king initia-
lions heid BY the order during fhis
month on the Pacific slope = very
remarkable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

'sThrfe e. 70 such thing ~ un IN
nuranne order one might ~ HeI
speak % liberty lowing monarch.
Ths true ffaternal man pays hla ct,fs
into The society without j. Thought
or Insurance therein ITS reward.
therefore - the knowledge that each
month he ia q contributor 90 th~ fund
which IL being Immediately garf ~
TO the widow and orphan 81 his fall
lea neighbor He does not have
TO dHs 80 win The realization
- . dafY performed toward h.H
needy fellow member o. hts
family. makes - h4m proud
winner with every payment.
upen Esety Mar
In this feht fhe obligation te hold
fellowship ln one ~ fheHe great hu-
manltarlau inHtifut Ions u upon every
fnsn no matter whether De has a
.amiiv or net lie may have NJ de-
is~ndant ones but spuie one rine has.
ard the Almighty has pat ~" care 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

Records ~ the order nhpw that
these figHres do not .Eixr true idea
figures. over soa0 candidates we're iu-
froduced into Perfected Wonderhft
81 the moaths - tuiy ard August
The WeosIusu II ths W6fff accept
none beyond the aRe ~ %. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

TN put The axe on the heiva"-to
FolFs dlfleuity TO bic the right naH
on The bead TO send the axe after the
helfe- 70 spend g9od money after
bad. or Under the hope ~ recovering
lad debts lie has an axe 10 grind
Some selfish mofIvs iH the background
Franklin tells ~ q man who wanted
70 grind aa axe taf had 10 ono TO
turn che Erindatpns. Going 10 the yard
he raw gaung Franklin and asked
how the machine worked and kept
praiHtns him while be TUNED the grind
stone until his axe vas ground. then
laughed ~ him FOR lis palms Akin
otnaucf is dlylnafi1u b an axe. much
prartieed b. she encirnt Greeks with
view % discovering crime agate
was placed On rcd-hot are and ia
aiesird The guilty person by it, ne.
zion. THE completes quite chapter
on orr axe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

a prominent Wuadman said fatHY.
TO take eufe for fhr Widow uH1
educate the orphan Ia a fHuIHmrHf %
teaching Of All orders end simply b..
cause the Wuudmsu 81 tho world
provide u fund fu Husfl ideally carry
uut this most beautiful part 81 the
ffatefum order teachings. certainly
dors not remove them from tus ,atA-
guIy uf frntrfuit orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

cal way Of carrying out the orders
frntsrnnl ubiiVuuuuH Those who
know ray that tho Wnodmeu ~ tho
World infulHHtH The lurH Of ueiEhhure
Is regard between lta members That
Is IL is ffutefull fu earu foH D mem
Dor whom Htek. II II s. n8t.tuul 10
assist him iu obtaining employ mrHt
S. hen without n. N IL lH ffHtrfuM no
encourage him when discouraged. it
Dc also ffHtetunl "a take of hlH mimi
the anxiety uH tp huA hlH family VIII
he provided fDr I'm enHe ct hia untiuis4
H. death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
stsisssn ises Corrected

Members ~ the order saN that n
very eruuR impression ie quite pres s
aient iu she public mind gtth refer
ence 20 such en- organization az he
Wandn4gn - the World The idea IL
that this anriefy 10 q mere beneficial
Institution. having for ttH ainEle purz
pose ths payment ~ Indemnity In
rasr ~ death They cay nothing
could be farther from fte true past
ton held hy such a. order. aud that
TIE - Yuisut 81 lump sum - one
two or tNfss thousand dollars 20
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Travellers Railway Guide.
northern Pacific

North Coast limited Leave Ter - Pf1i
20 = ~ Arrive from ~ Paul 3. Hu.
Nffanfff ENufaaf=aI cave for 81 Paul 7 td
a. a. arrive from ~ Paul 3.
Darlington Overland Lave f1F q Tt9ris.
Kansas city. Z sta =. a. Arrive q rn.
Three tfalna each way between Seattle
aa1 porfiauf-I.eaFs g. ~. 1901 D. 81.
anI 40 . 10. Arrive 10 q. No. -
n RI anf sfis 3. n
Eaafsfs Olympia and Gmy'H Tiarbor-.
T.e4fe 70 a. NJ Arrive as q. ~
Enufess South Bsnaefseava ferrepf Sum.
Hfafi. Is. o. Arrive fesfepa sunday, if5
q
Esaan trains each wy between Seattle ana
Tacoma Lave Z 80 A. o.. "a. rn.. - 80
q. a.. SIS D. M BIS B.. m. T,a1 D. ~.
and 0zt9 b. nj Arrive T.2i a. M. tu
b. m.. i2 o. m 80 g.. ms. GEO D. m.
~ D. o. ard g.f1 D. ~.
EKpreFH hHrlaH urA Vancouver. y. q p
ffaEr SGD Arrive 10 g. m.
Two fHnlra snlhnmiah. Gadf04 Waaliar-
i.ssVa - a ~. 20 D.. N. Arrive II so
fa.. - 3 m.
ETrress irzaqaah. an5quainls-feaves 40
M. isHrfpf sunday. Arrive ~ 10 a. o.
fearrut sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

The dove has long been a symbol OF
love. purity and consistency. Its name
ffofa The Latin and Greek signifies
diver hlrds perhaps 80 from it, habit
% aaeting the head in Christian ART
ihe dove symholizes the Holy Ghost
v church windows the seven raw. mo.
essalnE from the dove signifies the
seven Eifts Of the Holy Ghost II also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
Grost northern

Overland Fiyer Leave far 81 Paul IS
2 ~. Arrive from g. Paul = r fa
Express SPOKANE Leave 2 - Z. N. Ar.
rive 20 D. NJ,
Two trains Whsteom. At Vernon Leave
e n M 6.iJ =. ~. Arrive Of 10 q ~
10 3. 10.
EEprFHs blaine Hew Westminater
Lave 7 ~ e. N Arrive f5ia % ID
f'dur trains each way between Seattle asf
Everett Leave ~ q. m. - M s.iG
g. Ha. and j.. ~. Arrive 8 30 o. m ftsi6
n !. 10 n q nna 3 b Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
coiumbisa Puget sound
cansdian Pacific

Two tFaIna BLACK Diamond Frantun-
Leave ~ 3. M feKcept Sunday and ans
su Arfvf - y. ~ fezeept sunday
and - uI. ieNceHt Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

sfmbolizes the human aouL ara a.
sHeh is represented coming oJt ~ the
mouths ~ saints ar death. The Rus
aiHus nre aV"rae a. pigeons s. food.
bee4uar me IfoiY gbasf iB aaId 20 hava
ASSUMED tine f1fu ~ q doRe ~ ire
baptism n Isua. The seven Gifts
above referred ~ ars Gl counsel -
the fear u the Lord ~ f5rfifado. 90
PITS. % aadsutandinE. - wisdom. 81
kuBvlfdfr.
Tree HYmphs
DrgndH we're rympHa ~ the trees.
THry we're supposed % Use iB me
tfass aud die uhsu fhe tree dies Bury
dice. tho wife ~ DrpHeaa the poet.
We u dead Wo9dmsn should kn0s
uhal heather and paN9u deity vas az
eri4lsd 20 thf woods. 8 Hana-Dryad
uresldss oser some particular tree, ais,
sta.sd.truolF Fairy tales and myth
ffHI traditions have eharm q Old
and Young 8ach fhaf &C. said ~ an
fiqulfy#of secret societies may be- Glass;
81 IN fbfs category.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

From the stump iiberis has been pro
claimed From the stump tyranny
hnH been denounced From the stump
thF pHHDiuier n fmfemff arc de
claimed \ good old North American
stump eHH no altar before which our
pliarIW ttbers fHeIl and thanked God
~ ibsir aaIl. efpuee from religious IN
tolerance. q quarter II ID million
neighbour Wa# wauf The stomp upon
fh.if Hrftrfs. 1H Insignia mpfe honor
able Than rfepffr ar o cross ~ fh
isFipH ~ hgHar ~ iadilates Huaf be
Het'h lf HHlts tHo hort ~ ihe HlFhs
est iFFr ~ manhood ono aha Wit lr1.
Tot Ibis IuEaG sa.r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

Erpfesa Vancouver md Overiaud--I.eaya
y =. ~. Arrive bsau .. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
W00D-L0RE
Bits Of Mythology Bearing on the
Moodmen Of The World

A local member = ths Woodmsn Of
ne Werld has teen EearrhinR history.
fable. uivthoioRs. literature and poetry
Tor faci ard fancy brarlnr upon wood
craft iis rliuaiisu5 emblsna and sym
bots. ard presents abe following fancl-
ful summary ~ llis Investigations:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

For gas and electric fixtures. XII
bourne e. Clark Co. SIS Second Ave-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

Battieship Open to Visitors Tomorrow
Steamers for navy yard leave Col
umbia deck daily Gao. $50. 1888 q.
m. lis. AIS, $50 p. m. 5oc round
trip. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
DRILL TEAM HOME CAMP 286
Ihs q. No. al

raeo@a. Ws'h.. AvE y ..s.e.v-, o.
TetaI - ....a.. -. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

Lamps

Are made in sizes gra-
ded to suit every pos
sible condition.
Smalllamps for small
rooms, halls. pantries,
ETC., others in sizes to
suit space to be illu-
minated.
No other method Of
lighting presents the
same opportunities for
economy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
The stump

THIS e tho ofheiai hadEe ~ the
WoodmEn = TIE World and enc u
y hich theF ere Justly proud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
More Than ~

wen az mechanics and artisans q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

It D. said thaI the great III tultla Dr..
ton which was planned some twelve
weeks aKu viii be- mote than passed.
by the four camps Of Seattle uiuun,
the number Of candidates FOR each
being hH follows Seattle Camp No.
o. 49, Home camp 80 ESQ ass
south Seattle camp No 10. 81. aud
ballard camp No i3G. a. This
makes u grand Total Of 1913 Ten
camps immediately outside Of this
city VIII have ut truat $50 candidates.
though exact figures Tor outside
CAMPS ~ not vet complied. lfuwrs E
or. IL ID claimed uH certain that riaHe
"a 1900 men viii travel the paths
leading into the forest Of Perfected
Noedvuft on the erssHieu Of tine
next mammoth Initiation uf these
~ huipaHfa timber dealHrHa
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rhy Nslrhssr as rhyssif

sPlumisY prepared many manu-
scripts abaun1lnE aifh scenes nnt
incidents which had hrfallsu him ~
hls mountain itfe These papers show
a mind and character far removed
from lhr suSdla things aE life mud
approaching Tho iaeai taught bY HIN
p no has commanded us 20 love our
nwiEhhor aH oufHetf
In Waoaeraft We found very
many - Tfmmieya hiuEs ard
hence there can Be- little doubt but
that much 81 the beautiful services -
fhs Wonduaeu Of fhr Nurid IL due 70
this rfan al old fuan
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-aO-a=-a
Launches for charter. Tel. West sgt
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The Az

FaroH vernaeaisr made are answer
for ASK Ask atl aH embla. we're
the Ndrm and Eve made bY Odia one
from ashe1od. iAe other from elm
ITO haaF up ones aEe. A lime
han"fsd eaprrsHlpu. meaning to retire
from suF.uesF. % give over "a useless
project
The aIiuHlnn BE- % the ancient battle
axe hung 49, e. thf gads when ere
pgft Wa done. Classical scholars viii
call 20 mind the Hliusian ~ Horace
r. similar Roman custom. BeinE
snuiibai - rsrrha. be saws. lie ulii
hank go hia Hse upon her wall. bor
more literally. bic .drenched gar
m"nta' ou Cd" temple vails ~ Net-
FUrs
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ThsLog

The IoF re an emblem ~ Perfected
Ne"dsraft. lH secondary 90 the stump
vs. haze aI heard ~ the kInE iog
% ai'Hsieu 20 iHs fnfe ~ tar frogs
asiuHf far % tnz Jupiter ufat threw
them down e Ies ~ wool but they
Krambled a. ~ apif0fiess o. ming ne
then sent them stpfk uhIeh ds4aurz
ID them eHRrfiR Nasdusu Will ausE
10 the log fhfp DO Hat wish ars aiafka
ia theirs
The lag hns mans traditions Iu uFth.
oioEy ovid Mefamarphesrs tlf E.
we quote "hithnsHa5H HoH via t8 IIsa
20 long 90 log ~ wood fIs1 900 fle
IRE. remained uneananBed. She ean-
trlted o. keep the log uneonauued f1r
many E'.fa. bat being sHFfy one fHs
with Nfitafef. che pushed The IoR into
the inject of the nsf HHd it Naa COM
Huned iu Is few minutes sfsi"aRer
died a. che spne time The l1E ff-
urss D. mH8lrIvm. bat strangely
snoaEh We HHd 30 record - ita having
beer Pm emblem ~ HnF craft until
Perfected h9aderaft m1nopoIized IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
odgln Of wooaetatt

Much discussion has been luduig-
"a in HH to the organization of Wouds
craft and the causes Of ita remark
able progress The oldest mtmboiH
81 the order say thht 60 old ptumiaY,
vs. ho was IA hunter and traupef m the
Adirondack mountains ~ due credit
ZOE thia urEnuikHfinu.
IN conversation With d pioneer
Eastern member today he said
What connection PlumleF could
have had with Ba forming ia not
known though perhaps much IN duo
him Tor the beautiful teachings 81
che orders ritual which nhounds Ia
quaint forestry expressions aud ideas
and in simiieH 90 wood lore aud
eharita BILE kindly deeds The credit
for the founding 81 the order proper
belongs Internationally Ca Joseph e.
Root. ~ Omaha. Nrb and 20 - a.
FhihHnburK - Denver col
"PiumleF WaH lower ~ the noun
IaluH and forests. or hm II could
truly be said he saw Sermons in
stones. books tn running brooks aud
good On everything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
Pe-et 90 MaIs.tr ID Cd

Living close 10 nature be realized
ia the giant mountains and mighty
ratnracfs the power aud majesty 81
the most high and realizing 80 he did
the fafhefhaod nf God d. aiaa came
90 an understanding IT the true ely
nirranee 81 che hrethe hnai Of Inan.
The color ~ q leaf the quantity
- uusH aud re location ~ tfes-
trunk The position - krrat rfft
the suarHsuena or &uNurlauaueaa -
ferns nua vines. fhe quantity ~ va
tef Ia the streams the location -
mftiadH q Wild flowers. each aud
al had for him special H4Fuincnuee.
Truly GnI spoke 20 him fu an un-
know q tongue ard Touched heart
fhai giuera With lake fer hts frt-
ius ul8h nH great and strong na did
his oan mountain mpsHrsa. around
hitch many Weufied Traveller Las
sat and tiaiensG 60 ne tales ~ the
forest and - wauH life
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-25
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received until l.!
Nj. Wednesday, May LIST, 1901, for the
erection, construction and completion
of Bank Building for the Dime Saw
ings Society of Marietta, Ohio. All
bids must be accompanied b! certi-
fed check for $500,00 made payable to
Chas. H. Newton. Treasurer. as evil
dence of good faith. Check will be re-
turned if bid is rejected or as soon as
contract and bond are executed.
The Trustees reserve the right to re
ject any and all bids.
Plans can be seen at the Office of the
W. B. O'Neill Co.. Architects.
Bids must be left with the under
signed.
The time will be extended for the
receiving and closing the above bids
until noon MAY 18th, 1901.
CHAS. II. NEWTON. Treas.
Dime Savings Society.
Tues, April 16.--Tu&Thus--tf.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-25
NO SUCH FIGHT
Against Prevailing Tendency of Market Ever
Before Witnessed.
BY Associated Press.

iIg AooOCldNCu L Coo.
New York, April 24-Among the
many broken precedents recorded in
{ the present great Wall street specula-
ton, must be included the scale and
Icharacter CT professional manipula-
.tion. for purely sentimental effect on
the speculative public at large. No
such fight against the prevailing
tendency in the market was ever be-
fore witnessed on the New York stock
exchange as that of today
Some of the recent operators in the
recent speculation are credited with
the assertion that there is no amount
of stock which they will not buy in
order to sustain the market for the
protection of their favorite stocks,y yet
today's market gave evidence of as
tonishing boldness and aggressiveness
in supporting prices by eXpedient buy
ing of everything that was offered.
Prices were also boldly bid up in spite
o. the increasing weight of the selling
on the advance. The burden of sup
port seemed to grow too heavy toward
the latter part of the day although the
market had been fairly bought to a
standstill after the opening.
In the latter part of the day the bull
pool endeavoIed to concentrate atten-
tion moreo on the few stocks, which
started from the most aggressive man
ipulation for sustaining effect on
prices generally and to impress the
! public mind.
Union Pacific was the most conspic-
uous of these but the speculation also
was very heavy in st. Paul Northern
Pacific, Southern Pacific and Burling-
ton.
There is no fresh news to account
for the rise of Union Pacific. Union
Pacific at the beginning of the last
hour was left alone in its upward
course, selling having embraced prac
tically every other stock in the list
When Union Pacific itself gave way
the slump of prices became genera
throughout the list. In the principa
stocks it amounted to from 2 to
points and from 1 to points al
through the general list. When Unioi
Pacific made it's final squirt the cover
ing by bears caused some feverish raj
lies, but the closing was erratic, witt
new points of weakness developing
Union Pacific convertible bonds wer
leaders of the bond market at an ex
treme advance of 2as. The marke
otherwise was fairly active, and price
were irregular. u. S. bonds all un
changed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-25

ney generalship of the United States
he attached himself to Tom l.. John
sons kite and during the municipal
contest was the personal representa-
tive of the Cleveland millionaire He
was offered the post of director of law
but declined to accept, saying that he
had other arrangements with Johnson.
What these "other arrangements
were are now plain to be seen.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-25
FRANK MONhETT
En- 'erS the Race for the Democratic Attorney
GeneralShip Nomination.

Special to the Leader.
Columbus, Ohio. April 24.-The Ohio
State Journal says:
The cat is out of the bag.
Several days ago there appeared in
these columns a statement that eX-At
torney General Frank S. Monnett, who
changed his political coat and shouted
for Bryan because he was not given
another term or named for Governor
when Governor Nash was nominated,
would be a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for attorney gener-
al before the coming state conventions
1t was stated in the same connection.
that Tom L. hnson was behind the.
movement, and that the nomination OF
Monnett for this Office was part of
the arrangement between these gentle
men growing out of the recent street
car litigation in this city, followed by
the result of the municipal elections in
Columbus, Toledo and Cleveland.
A denial was made of the correctness
of the statement in regard to Mr.. Mon
nett's ambition, but the following tele-
gram, under Hamilton, o., date, was
received last night:
Judge John F. Nieland received a
letter today from Frank S. Monnett,
the ex-Republican Attorney General, in
which Mr.. Monnett states definitely
that he has decided to become can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for attorney general. The letter asks
the Endorsement of Butler county
Democrats. 1t is thought that Tom
johnson, of Cleveland, is back of Mon
nett
1t is understood that similar letters
have been sent to prominent Demo
Gratis all over the state asking their
vote and influence along the line of
Monnett's advancement in the Dem
ocratic party. How his plans will be
received by the old-line Democrats,
and especially those who may aspire to
the nomination of attorney general, it
is impossible to say, but enough is
known to hazard the guess that this
letter of Monnett's will cause a rat
ting of the dry bones. They will hard
ly stand for the nomination of a man
on the Democratic state ticket who
has hardly espoused the principles Of
the party long enough to know what
those principles stand for. General e.
B. Finley, that rock-bound Democrat.
who halls from Bucyrus, the same town
with Monaett, will be delighted to know
that his old neighbor, whom he has
always known as rabid Republican,
is out for one of the best places on tha
Ds90cratic ticket
Frank S. Monnetts action, as re-
ported, is no surprise to those who
have known something of his itch for
Office and his ambition to shine in the
public eye. He wanted to be renomi-
mated attorney general against the un-
broken precedent of the Ohio Repub-
licans; he wanted to be nominated for
governor when Hon. George X Nash
was named. Disappointed here, he
played his anti-corporation fad to the
limit, and Joined the Democratic par
ty. He affected to believe that Bryan
would be elected, and gallivanted over
the state with the Democratic candi-
date for President. 1t is claimed he
had the promise of Bryan that, if elect
ed, he would be taken care of, and the
same informant is authority for the
statement that the Crawford county
statesman had his eyes on the attor-
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-25
$500 REWARD!

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
rn6DS 1geon C9hSF a0n Ser OF we
Little Liver Pill, when the directions are strict
ly complied with. They are purely Vegetable,
and never fail to give satisfaction. 25c boxes
contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, &c
boxes contain 10 Pills. Beware of substitntions
and limitations Sent by mail. Stamps taken
EERVITA MEDICAL CO., Cor. Clinton and
Jackson Sts., Chicago Ill Sold by
Sold By Beagle & Lytle and A. j
Richards, Druggists. Marietta, Ohio
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-25
SOMETHING ABOUT MYSELF

My name is Marietta" was born
here. l think Marietta" is the best
place, 1 mean the best Bicycle in the
world.
l am but five years old, yet strong,
in fact, stronger than any of my com
petltors. l have always been healthy,
Never had any doctor, mean 1 never
had any repair bills to nay.
Everybody is invited to call and
see me at the Factory.
Us Ohio ST., Marietta O.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-25
Charged With SYindIing Farmers.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Delaware, O., April 24.-Charles H.
Tompleson, representing himself as a
horse buyer and agent Of the British
government, was arrested here today,
charged with swindling farmers. He
had certified check for S3.S65 on the
Southern Bank of Fulton, Mo. He
feigns insanity.