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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilrner's Swamp-Ro0t is not rec
onmendedior everything but If you have kid
nay, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
jus: the remedyy you need. Ithas been tested
in so many ways. in hospital work. in private
Practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief ard has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made BY which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have
ample bottle sent free by mail. also a book
;aling more about SwaInr-Root and how to
find out il you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and f-E
send your address to fy!'ss
Dr. KiI.nerG & Co.. .Bing- TIL sr:ts irsts:, 80,
hamton, N. I. The -. - =! 2
regular fifty cent and Homo of s7-a,ap-l.oot.
dollar sizes are sod BY all good druggists.
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.'Blnw aud Toe damned" was the
an.wer of Express Mr-seng. Charles
WHEN Told i,,nt he would Toe blown NJ
unless lie surr, u.'crei his car. Schlry
might jus ~ welt have said the s,in.
to The Department 1t was blown
,nd il j. .iaf,,I.nI
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IL is announced that the Ifri'i-l.
rnea-urrs to the IsOer war, ST. as To
hasipm it's eud. This has familiar
sound, Measures have been grttin"
iras;icer aud .ira-iiccr from the yer,
brginniny without much effect on
tlI,. Ipstli:
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f.pnk herr, we want 1" know WHY
Captain Clark Of the O''g''n ha-n
been rntirt,nsriiatrd tor di-oilet iry
$ .r,p-"n'- orders aud having his en-
giu-- upiri np, III Ike foot idea
,ha, rhnrr i;ii.li hr tigh' II ~ri'ley
LI! hn,.r .iii-, IL ,!inf- {" dough-
nii,- thn, ~ charge c'""cfhIn. u
wuu,d have al pcai.d III tbc precrp'.
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RECOMMENDS Ir TO TRAIN.
MEN

Il. u. Hausan, Lima, o, enximee,
J.. E l. W. Il. r., writes: 81 hav.
bee" troubled gres, deal with back.
ache. l was induced to tr, Foie, e
Kidney Cure, aud one botile en,irel,
relieved me. l gladly recomL end i,
10 any Que, especially INV friends
among the trai" mem, who are usual.
~ similarly afflicted" Iiimch & Doug
lac
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Seymour W'bh, Moirs, N Y,
writes: 81 had been troubled with
my kidneys for twenty five yenrs and
had tried Sc, erai physicians but re-.
celved no relief until l h"nylt n bot.
tie "f Folr,'s Kidney Cure. After
using two bottles | was nbanluirI,
cured. ! earnestly recommend Folry'-
Kidney cure" Take only Fole, =.
iiincli & Douglas.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

One thing may be c"ns,lrred atan.
'uirly certain il Secretary Long does
not np"l"g'z" for his conduct in re-
gard :" SchIcy aud does not visi, due
punishment on those naval nffirers
VIII" have bounded him, Congress
will have something 10 sa, in the
matter, aud i, won't be in the way of
OnSIa'ulaiiuu either
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sSrral Miies has shifted sides on
.'e army canieen question aud now
opposes that institution. That is to
ia he opposes i, tor the enlisted
taeks of cnurse, with the ne,,8car.
the n. ;s jU. n .,'"--.-- - '''eS
toothf u "'"'I..aGs>
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Great Lack Of an Editor

''FOr sHO ears nll efforts to cure
Erz"ma In the palms Of my hands
failed" writes Editor u. N. Iesier nf
Syracuse, Kan. "then | wss wholly
cured by Bucklens Arnica Snlve." IT,.
the worlh's beat Tor Erup,i"ns, Sores
aud all akin diseases. Only 25c at 4.
w. LaDning's.
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The fact that D.mrom Bob shot the
stern of the Viscaya does not prove,
T., our sSii.facii"n that The C"lon
'r'e'' to ram the Brooklyn with her
poIt hellum
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Der Kaiser sn, a il the United States
d"esn't sd"pt reciprocity he will
smash everything to pieces. Wonder,
il he will do it all by himself. "Mpin.
seIt-n"d Goi," is u tolerably strong
combination.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

Adolph Biuner, Grand Mound, Ia .
writes: 81 have used F"!ey's Honey
aud Tar in INV fnmily and think it is
the best cough cure on the market.
would not be without il in my l"mr :,
n. II ere is nothing so good for cOughs
mud culds. iIinch & D0ugias.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

The American people, who de
clare't war against Spain Gu acroun,
"f The sutfering- OF the Cuban
should n, least extend II helping hand
TO the B"er prisoners NJ Bcrinudn ,
nearly M close TO their doors. These
prisoners are suffering for lack oi
clothes, shelter, food. aud occmpa
sion, nearly all of which can be sup
piled by charitable contributions.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

Why d"e-"'t the Nav, Department
jssua rules that all Cummo.lOres inuat
say "if yon please" when issuin2
orders to their subordinates "Dnmm
the Texas, if ,On please" makes q
neat cOmpact ,,hraap,
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SPECIAL. EnJI(rE

+. q. siggera, Patent LAWYER,
Washington, u. e., wh"se al ap.
pears in our cOi"mns, publisl,es n
valuable cop, righ,ed book entitled
'li"w to Obtain Patent, Caveni i,
Trade.Msrk aud Cop, right Pr",-c-
ti"", with Deri-i"ns in Leading
Patent Cnars." A copy will he sen,
tree to M, address.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

Mr.. DOOl"y il dead-the real Origi-
nal Mr.. DOoley we mean. Famous rs
he has hec"me of late, the fact ID OF
record that he threatened 20 kmurk
the head of Of Mr. Dunno " hen tie
batter first ,mralrd him on his pen
and planted him in III. newspapers
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Prnb.hiy til. Sultan nf Morocco
will tee! vindica,ed when Mr.. Crid:es
ia bounced from the State Depart
ment, even though the West Wiz
ginia Senators may object to S"nn
tor Lodges h"ggi"g of such su i'm.
Uortaut pOst
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Mr.. R"u-eveil has called Senator
Aidrich into consultation on reciprO.
city. Aldrich il was who killed the
treaties last year. lie says he believes
~ the principle M reciprocity /; what
be Objects to ia it's practice.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

We think il very probable thai
King Edward is suffering from s"u,.
cl.r"nic ii-easo. The rn, al families oi
Eir"re have been. interHirrsying Tor
SO long that they have degrnera'ed
phy-icall, if not mentally, 10 y start.
ling degree
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A Few DOn'es,

; D""t be N rubber neck. Remcm
ber that i."t's wife WAS turned 10 .
pillar ot salt tor being one.
DOnt claiu, that there was never q
baby smarter than your own. Re
member that job cursed the day he
was born.
Don't be a follower of good ex.
amples-of all kinds. Remember iha
som" cOunirrfeitprs are subject To-
"finenrnt ~ n prnitentiary.
D"nt get mad when a man calls
you liar. Remember that King
Davis said, "Most men are liars
just remind the l.csiuwer of the tile
Of the fact.
Don't Imagine tina, every time your
wife wants 10 ''kiss aud make NJ"
she loves you in the "snme old wa,.'
RENE mher the kiss If Judas. She
may want n new hat.
Don't sentence n person to prison
VIII" can sing or plav a musical in-rrm
me"t ut any kind. Remember thai
I."ngfelIow said .'Mu-ic is the Ian
gung- spoken by angels" I, would
he cruel to send al angel to p, isnn.
Don't "Sjrc, WHEN our wife drives
YOU around the house with a broom
"r stove poker. Remember the Scrip.
'nre records the fact that during a
storm nj aea n passenger on a vessel
said: "I.et her dri,e!' She should
he given tho same privilege in a
storm on la"d as on a"a.-Ex.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

Geo. A. Poi"ts. Upper Sanduskv .,
o wriiea. 81 have been using f.,
le, "a Honey and Tar for h"nr.-me-e, +,
and fni il the beat remedy I ever
tried. II st"ppe.i the cough immedi-
aieIy aud relieved all soreness" Take
nome but F0lev's iIinch & DuuxIns
Fair play., 1901-11-09

W. j. Shivrh ,I'a,c-viIie, O., spcak.
ny of Banner Sa!se, snys: 81 used
for piles, and il has done me more
"d than any salvr | have eyer used
e l have tried great many kinda"
ch & Douglas,
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To-day take Foiry'- Honey aud Tar.
II positively prevents pneumnnia. or
"her serious resuits from colds, Il
hn, he too late tomorrow. Iiinch &
Douulxe
Fair play., 1901-11-09

W" should like to Know il Prpai
dent R""seveit entertained Booker
Washington, because to do so "was
one OF the things that President
Mckinley intended l." do :" bu, didn',
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4 PF0mlnsnS Phys1e1aA.
A nrominent Nav York nhvsici,

A prominent New York physician
IN discussing the merits Of Ripans
Tabules with q brother II. d. said {:
"Several years ago asserted that
II ono wished to become . philan.
thOpist, and do q beneficent deed
one that would help the whole hu-
man race-nothing could be better
than 70 procure the Roosevelt Hos
pital prescription. .cAit& IL EAs 6osi5
efns Ripass Zd6sk1. and cause it to
b put up in the form Of ketchup
and distributed among the poor."
Fair play., 1901-11-09

An elderly lady living at Fordham
Heights. part Of New York City.
and who was known to be a warm
advocate Of Ripans Tabules for any
case of liver trouble or indigestion,
said to arepOrter who visited her for
1. .na OF Sss OF fns ssy.
employed physician and did SO ON
the last occasion had for one, but
at that time obtained no beneficial
results. I had never had any faith
In patent medicines, bu: having seen
Ripans Tabules recommended ve-y
highly In the New York A<,uH con-
cluded to give them . trial, and
found they were just what my case
demanded ] have never employed
. physician since, and that means q
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4 II cost General Butler number OF
'h'n-and p"Hmls TO spe~k gu, his
mind. lie ha. been retired on halt
pny. Talk i-n'i niwa,s cheap.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

Our trade with Cuba has decreas sed
one third, while that island trade
with Germany has increased tnurfold
Ola, yes, trade follows the fi.y-nit,
Fair play., 1901-11-09

No, Anxious Reader, no, II WAS
HI pink tea" which Mr. Roosevelt,
i"vi'ed Professor Washington il,
was u chocolate 't,"rl,
Fair play., 1901-11-09

Mr.. Lows New York friends CON
'''"e I" claim The earth but the bet.
'"s """s are all in the opposite di.
reciion.
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The itepn"iicsn part, ~ the south
has sweiled by exactly the number OF
Democrats VIII" have been appointed
t. Federal positions and no more,
Fair play., 1901-11-09

Only n few days now until all the
Mndd ia squeezed out of the Mary
land u"liiica! ei,u,,inn.
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cures made by DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
caltriumph of the nine
teenth century: dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer. the emil
nent kidney and blad-
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This i. N very much 1T wear and
we fear the result OF the election will
lie likewise.
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SalAa lneYeQallG.

Ths largest retail drug store In
America is thst Of Hegeman & Co.
on Broadway in New York City.
A reporter who went there to learn
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH LAME BACK +?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
Fair play., 1901-11-09

Mar, land is responsible Tor Crown
in.hielh, Wellington aud Mudd /!
WAIST t-io.
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CentraIia l. Chesfer Railroad.

Shortest route I" all points North. East, South
or West. Ne sell tickets to all points OI the
world. and have the hest equipped trains OF any
small ROAD in the State.
Fair play., 1901-11-09

IL yen wa. pleasant trip or want prompt
delivery and good rates On freight insist On l.
T.. delivery. h. \. BURRlLI..
T.. N. FUKMAN, GP A.
Receiver
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I'd leave my hnrp, home sud croas
the deep blue sea,
Rather tina" he without Charley and
my Rocky Moumixi" Tea
AK your druggis'.
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saving Of 81 q call.
A dollars worth Of
Ripans Tabules
lasts mo q month,
and / woul6not b
without them now
Il it were my Last
dollar" At the
time Of this inter-
view there were
present two dangh-
teI1 who 0pociaQy
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how Ripans Tab
ules were selling
bought . 6ve-cent
carton and asked :
do you have
m uch oall for
hooo2"
He was referred
0Agentleman who
proved to be the
head Of the depart
mant. He said :
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The sale OF Hp0n0 I6bulo0 q
constant and 10 Increasing. due
especially to the influential character
Of the testimonial in the daily press.
and growing out of these. through
the Recommendation of friend 70
friend. Satisfaction With them 10
very general. Wh< snoe they ure
begun I notice that . permanent
customer for them 10 made. This, l
believs. 10 through their intrinsic
merit. which proves the bona fids
character Of the advertising. Think
them specially useful in the general
run Of stomach troubles"
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objected % 0eif mother giving .
testimonial which should parade her
name in the newspapers. but TO do
this the elder lady argued: There
may b other cases just like mine,
and I am sure ! take great pleasure
in recommending the Tabnles to any
one afflicted as I was. II the telling
about my case in the papers enables
some other person similarly affected
to b - greatly benefited - ! have
been. Isee noobjection." The daugh-
tsrs. knowing how earnestly she felt
about the benefit she had received,
decided she was quite right.
Evening star., 1901-06-05

Following is tho program for the con-
cert to be given by thu band of the United
States Marine Corps at the Capitol this
afternoon. beginning at 80 o'clock:
March. Chicago American GODDARD
Overture. Bohemian GirI'' Balfe
Selection. Foxy Quillrr". de Koven
Clarinet solo. Third Fantasia" Haseneier
Musician JacqVes Vanpoucke
Waltz. Artist I.if,'' .......... Straues
Grand Fantasia. "Fatanitza" Suppe
Cuban dance. "Enita" new Chambers
GalOp. "Fantasca" Hertei
Patriotic hymn, Hail Columbia" Fyles
William ii. Santclnann. director, Will be
in charge
Evening star., 1901-06-05
Lar1S}burgh & Bro.
Building Values of Great Importance.
Tai1or=Made Suits, Skirts, Coats
and Waists at Prices That Tell
q Morley=SaVing Story.

lhe brightest of the best makers-fom home and abroad
Handsome garments cut in he latest style finely finished and we'll
made every way be sacrificed complete clear
ance 4ou wonder how such handsome garments beod for
SO little money But department.
second floor and learn the whole story These hints fol-
10" hardly portray the abundant bargains that YOU
Evening star., 1901-06-05
A Few Very Elegant Items i'm Children's DIR


T % KT WH T TRMNE3 WITH
$24S
Evening star., 1901-06-05
MARR RIED.

DAfToN-oRRIEN. on January g. 1901 IN Raj.
timure, IRENE RUTH o'EllIEN 10 ROY W,
DAYTON, both Of Washington. ID. c.
MAIoNEi-BRADLEY On "Wednesday October
"A. 1890. at st. Mary's- Alexandria Va. by
Rev. II. |. Cutler. UtNlNG B. MAIIbNEY and
HARRlETTE L. BRADLEY.
RCCk-NICKoLDS. Al high noon Tuesday june
4, 1901, at st. Fatrick's Church, nv the Rev
Thomas Dolan, RICHARD r. RUCK Of New
York city to ANNIE f.. NICKOI.DS OF Washing.
ton, ID. c. No cards
FOf6iT-WA.4DKONTG. on June g. 1901 GUSTAV
NOFr and CAROLINE &. WAIDkONIG both
OF Washington, II. G. No cards,
Evening star., 1901-06-05
The BPeXtOn.

The Brexton. on South Kentucky avenue.
is one Of the well-known aIl-the-year hotels
OF Atlantic City. It Is managed by J. A.
guests up to July l.
Evening star., 1901-06-05
Spring-Weigt1t and Summer Knit L

THIS DEPARTMENT IS WELL EQUIPPED FOR A LONG
CAMPAIGN OF HOT WEATHER. THESE ITEMS WE CON-
SIDER VERY CATCHY IN PRICE:
Womens Low Neck Sleeveless Vests, finished with silk tape
neck and Richeleu rib. Ioc
Womens Ribbed Jersey Fitting and sleeve
less knee length made of fine beached Egyptian
Womens Ribbed Le Vests, sleeves low
neck and sleeveless finished with silk tapes in either plain fancy
Womens Black Le Ribbed Tights knee length double seats
cy adapted for wheeling other outdoor
Chdrens Ribbed Vests low neck sleeves
Boys Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers high long
sleeves finished with French neckbans
from "a, for.
Infants Ribbed Shirts high neck long and short
down front, spring weight
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09
Success.

The brave old man had always done
his BEST
But after fifty years of druging work
Though all of which he never tried 10
shirk,
He was both poorly housed ana poorly
drest;
But some who thought themselves
more highly blest,
And looked on him as ever doomed to
fail,
When tried as he had been, began to
wall,
And shrank from duty's stern but just
behest.
And so learned success is of the soul,
And not confined to high or low estate,
That all who sit with folded hands and
dole,
When they should grapple manfully
with fate,
Will fail at last of every worthy goal,
And forfeit place with those whose
LIVES are great.
E. ALFRED COIL.
Marietta, o., April 9, 1901.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09

Under the apportionment made BY
the Legislative Commission of Ohio,
the report of which is published in full
in another column of this paper, Wash
ington county will be entitled to one
member of the House of Representa-
tives in each session for the next ten
years. The Ninth Fourteenth Senator
ial district under the new apportion-
ment remains the same as before being
constituted of the counties of Athens,
Fairfield, Hooking, Morgan and Wash
ington and fractional parts of Monroe
and Noble. In each of the first and
second sessions of the decade this dis
trict will be entitled to one Senator, Ill
the third and fourth two each, and in
the fifth one.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09
B. Of R. 7. Ball.

The ball given last evening at Pow.
er Hall by the local B. of r. T. was q
signal success. A large number ol
people arrived last evening from Park
ersburg to attend the function. The
music which enlivened the occasion
was furnished by the Marietta orches-
ira and to it's gay strains the feet OF
the dancers were kept busy until all
early hours this morning. The con-
test for the diamond shirt stud ended
last night and the reward was confer
red by l.. w. Ellenwood, who made the
presentation speech. Mr.. F. e. Cas-
sci, baggage master on the B. & o. S..
w. secured the gem, while T. j. Stro-
snider, the passenger brakeman on the
Pennsylvania Lines. was a close sec
ond. Mr.. Cassel's record was $3.50 and
Mr.. Strosnider's, $160. The latter re-
ceived the second prize, a beautiful
gold ring with the b. of r. 7. engrav-
ed upon it.
The members of the order are to be
congratulated upon the success of the
undertaking.
Mayor Sykes and Mrs. George CAT
fney, of Cambridge, led the grand
march.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09
SENSE AND LOGIC.

A few days ago President Draper, OF
the University of Illinois delivered an
address in direct opposition to the
views of President Hadley, of Yale,
who recently gave expression to the
opinion that this country will become
an empire within the next twenty-five
years.
The address of President Draper wa;
delivered the past week before the Chi
cago Historical Society. The theme
was THE Outlook of the United States
at the opening of the Nineteenth. and
Again at the Opening of the Twentieth
Century" The tone of the address
throughout was cheerful. hopeful and
patriotic. There was nothing narrow
ly bookish or pedantic about it. 1t was
the frank expression of the intelligent
observant, patriotic and healthy mind
ed American, the talk of a man fully
satisfied that conditions have been
steadily improving in this country and
that the fear-some prophesies of the
man who scarcely sticks his nose in
to the worlds affairs beyond the col
lege walls are born of narrowness. 1t is
interesting to note the particular thing
he had to say in direct answer and po-
lite rebuke to the empire bugaboo. 1t
was this:
Society is not perfect. Governments
are never likely to be without troubles.
All life is subject to disease. All ad-.
vances encounter obstacles. The peo-
pie of the United States understand all
this. They see that alertness is the
price Of the stability of free institu-
tions. They realize that government
is not pastime. They are beginninr
to understand that good government
cannot be had without fighting for it,
and that the first duty of the citizen
who can help give character to the
common life, who can add something
to the common stores, is to fight for it,
The people know their political power
very well and they expect to use it,
Some things are likely to be done
which are opposed to selfish interests.
But the intellectual and religious and
industrial evolutions in America have
better qualified the people to carry on
democratic government than they were
when independence was gained and the
constitution forpna1
This is the sane and patriotic view OF
things. 1t is the view that expresses
confidence in the masses of the people
That is where the anti-imperialists
have blundered They have looked at
things through smoked glasses. Some
Of them are now realizing their mis-
take.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

Thousands of people, residents and
visitors will witness today the LAYING
of the corner stone of Washington
county's new court house, an excellent
illustration of which is produced in
this impression of the Leader. The
movement for the erection of the new
structure was inaugurated by the Ma
rietta Board of Trade, and after Wig
orous, thorough canvass, the PROPOSE
ton to bond the county was submitted
to a vote of the people and carried. In
August, 1900, the contract for its con-
struction was awarded to w. H. Ellis
& Co., of Cincinnati, upon their bid OF
$147,O 900. Bedford stone is being used
in the facing. and more than two mil
lions of brick will be used in the walls
The plans call for ia feet frontage on
Putnam street and 141 feet along Sec
ond street. The comb of the roof is to
be sixty-eight feet high. When COM
pleted, which will probably be some
time in 1902, this handsome new ediflc1
will provide elegant and commodious
quarters both for the courts and the
several officers of the county.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09
Relic ROOmiReading.

The Relic Room Reading was not
held at its customary time yesterday
afternoon, but was given in the even,
ing instead. The usual program was
carried out and was supplemented by a
banquet and the result was one of the
most successful meetings, both as TO
the literary and social parts, that the
society has yet enjoyed. The members
were requested to bring their friends,
which they did, to the pleasure of the
invited and the inviters The pres
ident, Mrs. Woodbridge, gave a most
interesting opening address. Mrs.
Hopley, of Columbus, President OF the
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs,
was present and gave ten minutes
address.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09

About forty-five or fifty teachers of
the public schools of Marietta will
start Thursday evening for Washing
ton. The party will include Superin-
tendent Williams and the several prin-
cipals. The publis schools of Wash
ington and Baltimore will be visited,
and the party will be gone week.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09

The Sentinel begs to suggest to the
Parkersburg Board of Trade that it
take up for continuous discussion until
a conclusion be reached the subject of
good roads. Congress has provided
for some work in that direction, and a
representative of the Agricultural de-
partment will shortly visit this part
of the country on mission of inquiry,
so to speak, to gather information on
the road subject and also to take up
the matter of local road improvements.
The general government is going to en-
courage good road building and it
would be well if the local community
were to take.up the matter through
it's proper organizations. Hon. Mar
tin Dodge, of the Good Roads bureau,
will be out this way about the first OF
May, and it might be well to request
a talk on the subject, ct,-Parkersburg
Sentinel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09
CantOn-AkrOn Electric Railway.

By Associated Press.
Columbus, o., April s.-The Canton
Akron Railway Co., of Canton, was in
corporated today with 100000 capital.
They will construct and operate an
electric railway connecting Canton
and Akron.