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Conrad Case plsmi,sed

Ths case against r @ Conrad.
master Of the steamship Centennial.
for falling u poet a copy II the shir
ring articles ~ the erew IN his ves-
~. was dismissed ~ T.. s. Commits
sioner Kisfer yesterday afternoon.
o.
Electric fans rive solid comfort.
Kiibaurus q clark Co SIS Second.
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rINsICIANs An sInGEnNs !

DIR. J. G. STEWART. specialist in dis
cases ~ women. Edinburgh Medical
institute. Hoston block.
DIR. MILES. removed 20 Isle Heussav
building 2rd aud PIKE. Toll Green IS
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases of women.
chronic diseases Wash building
DIR HlNKIE 2ii-2i2 Mutual Tife
bldg Tel White $50 res. Bun 9N.
DR. FAflS. 7S-19 starr Royd huildi ~
Tel. nlack $50. res. Green 1851
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PLI MnTN,.

HAzLETT 4 MULIIN-New work
guaranteed one year. Tel Bun to1t
Geo. u. Woedhouse CO. Tel Main al
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co. Run 1T
RAKER = son, phone, Black io6i
THEo. TURNER. Tel Green al.
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To LOANaprivate money at low rate
of Interest Groll, Damus q Osner,
lo1 Marion street
WARRANTS bought and sold No.
rison q Eshelman. Mutual Life I'D
OLYMPIC OIL CO, l2 Hallcr hioc,-.
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REIMBURSEMENT with a.
00i Ono foet Of timber, 20 mile. rram
seattle. close to tide water, near
navy yA-is. $3.50 n taken quick. ~
]. Mcconnell q Co, ia Pike street
corner Second avenue.
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AUCTION SALES

T.. q. ntCKERToN. general auction
Ger ttiz First avenue.
jos MARTIN, general auctianeer. iazs
Third avenue
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EtECrRIfAI MACHINERY
FINANCIAL.

a WYNiAG co, dynamos
and motors installed. house wiring
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FOR ladies' tailor and reception gov ~
call NJ Lamb Sisters. Si0-glt Collins
block
LYNCH & SHAW. 40 Hellcr bid.
Mme a. s. smIth. 81 ulnkloy hInek
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nn,uATIc-orrnArIC scuooI

FRANK {. EGAN. dramatic and ops
I'm all grades ~ dramatic art clasu-
ton. voice placing operate forcr.
Tuesdays and Fridays. Suite ca Hol-
yoke block.
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TlvoIi Company Next Week
Dwelling House Burned

Fire was discovered in dwelling
house. jointly occupied by two fami-
lies named Lockhart and Wilson. al
Twentv-third avenue and 1eHler
way. shortly after 10 o'clock last
night. The department was called
out but the flames had gained con
headway a portion ~ 'he
roof and one side OF the ram,
building was consumed. LOSS 800.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o E
the state OF Washlugtsz. : a B
for the County Of King. LzsE s
Agard. plaintiff. Va Nels AZ
ersan. A :. Peterson. .. J ssyta
August LoweEren. The fssrx T
Mill Company. a corporatk1 al &
the scandinavian Americas IA
Of Seattle. > corpora ton. ds<z1t-
ants. No. z.e7s. summsns y 4
publication.
The state Of washlngtsa . ~
said Nels ~. Anderson and A
Peterson. defendants.
You are hereby summoned e y &
pear within sixty tsQl days asIsT q
date Of the first publication q -
summons, to-wit. within SIXTY txHH
after the 9Th day OF Aug ISL an E
defend the above entitled afiz< I E
the above entitled court. and snxss
the complaint Of the plaintiff. al
serve q copy OF your answer EFaz y
undersigned attorneys for plzlzit f
at their Office below stated. aat Il
case Of your failure 30 70 90. tu1s {
ment x..si be rendered aszinsf - Il
according 70 the demand % the 60 \
plant which has been filed WITH ~ f
clerk Of said court
Tho object OF the above enfs&
action is TO foreclose a rlortEsr
upon lands in King county. Wst-
inEton. to-Wit. Lots fifty-four u
and ffty-f7ve $50 II nwights Att-
ton to the city 81 Seattle, AZ
county. Washington. said mortEzr
being made BY the defendant NeisN
Anderson On the 18th cay q Moves.
Der. 1884. to Jane c. Agard. piasrts
herein. 10 secure his note Of 80
hundred unol dollars PAYABLE w.
years after date. with interest Al ~
rate OF ten per cent per anna
which said note Is now in defs1E
and 10 bar each Of said defentarn
of any claim or interest In sad Fsa
property.
PETERS q POWELL
Attorneys for plsintA
rostohice address. Rooms No Z %
8. Dexter Horton Bank Building. se-
attic. King Co. Washington.
Date OF first publication. SEPT
1901.
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wedding Day II proving n
great drawing card with the patrons
~ the Seattle theater. II will run
through the week.
Dark iof Rest Of Week
The Grand opera house was nnsd
last night At the last production az
"A Runaway Girl " II will be dark
for the rest ~ the week.
Good Business At Third Avenue
a Man Of Myatery'i seems 10 bo
assured n n good weeks business
at the Third avenue
Moving Pictures.
The searchlight 1305s Second ave.
nue.. has an excellent program ~
moving pictures, Including views Of
the Buffalo exposition.
TivoIi Company hsSt Week
The Tivoli company viii continue
AT the Seattle theater next week.
beginning with the preHeuta
ton for the first time Of the Babes
in the wood" The following two
nights VIII see the presentation Of
"The Wedding Day" and the last
two. Friday and Saturday. Of THE
owing 10 the large
number Of people who failed 10 see
"The Toymaker" az last Saturdays
matinee. on account Of inability to
secure seats. THE Toymaker" will
he the bill at the two matineea next
tyeaL
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Pnrisian bye Works-we call for.
clean press, deliver your clothes,
ONCE lus First ave, Tel Main l0lA
AMERICAN steam pyo Works, 13l6
Western avenue. Phone. Main ~
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NEW . room house. hard finish, lat
gZnIis. terms 500 d1Hh. $50 per
Month. Robert Abrams. 90 New
York block Price filzs.
meHEHI uraea Hgr afH9ud HHa1
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. rHrpf e.
etc Rcd Front tHrHlfuie Co. llH
ilH Second ave n0Hth Icl 100 -
TtNIHAI numerous
HUIsIsHWOHTH 4 sons rmHalHa.
cfa lNt.lt1 Thirf Tel III .
FURNACES
FlNLAY q nOBB ttls second nKln1-.
HAuNEss AND sADDLTHf
McBORIEY a HEHDEHHpS. ~ o.
cldnnlal ngenue
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CONTRACTORS ana nTILpERs

BROMLEY 4 WELLS general Goa
tractors. u starr BOYD Building Tel.
Main 80.
sopEAQUtsT 8 RosELEAF. shops
al ns-2aa Spring street
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CLOTHES CLEANING

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co
repairing 1907 Third hun 1904
HIGHEST prices for caat=on cloth ng
Dave Tavior. 10 Starr Boyd bulldog.
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90 on THE
CITY OF EVERETT

HEATTLE. ENLKETT MD Id
MoSDS ROUTE
Leave Seattle. 1.ct a. na. Il m. and
3 =. "a.
Leave Everett ests a. m. 2.so and
r p. m
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
cainmn dock. Seattle. Tel. Red 1zi.
Fare zbc round trip 81 % First
class meals served az 90 cents
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AntIiIIIaI ~
ATIDItNI.te-AT-I,AW

JOHN anAHAM. a-l5 NcDooaId b
b. So uouGHTOs. Hl-il collins.
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Theaters.
%%~%NN>N>%%%AAS@.
The Seattle rhestsr.

"A Wedding Day" Is proving
great drawing card with the patrons
81 the Seattle theafer. II will run
through the week.
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DUEsS,TAISUH,

a W. PHILLlPs. d Heossy block.
Chlcago Dental -. 5z,s Hlnekley
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
or SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid Ia. - DO. surplus.
81 90
FUrfh. pres J = Goldsmith. vice
pre- X y. AnkenE. cashier
cuffeapqndenta in principal cities IN
the FfNFFgN HfnsHa - Fsssssassa
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WAsHINGTON Employment office
wants cooke, 80 and 80. one
waitress. 1870 week. girls for
homework. second girls. fi5. 2
chnmbermHids. SO. girls for
laundry. Is week 2 girls for work
in country. so. boys for factory.
81 day. 3 men for grading. ~. %
men for mill. $40 month and board
10 men for Hmeiter 800 and 81 90
day. 9 men for car track 200. free
car fare. railroad men. 1875. buc <
ere. 81 bafkeHH. f2.5g. fallefH.
g. -. ff you want work call GA
uH. peaae A. Barker. 5i2 Pike g.
Phones Main 900. Automatic ~.
WANTED a. Queen city Employ
ment office. 1914 Third avenue
Man cook and helper. fzz55 per
month woman cook fof country
hotel. 2 aeeoud girls. 3 mattresses. 3
fifatclara chamber maids. % gen
erai Homework girls. men for min
and day work. man dirhwaHher.
and help ~ ell kinds. Phone Black
372s Auto. %.
WANTED aachiriafs. m0uidera. boil
srfnzkerH and biaeksmifhH 20 ken
away from Seattle strike on. irfsa
Trades Council
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PROF LITTLEs academy viii omen
Sept a. VIII receive applicants for
membership. open sept 8
DANCING lessons private or In elias =
g. daily Prof Wilson's Dancing
School nankc block
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Go 70 Spinning for bicycle repairs
==-s=a-OHHaH
Nov bath houses. Madrona villa.
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PERSON Al



BUTTER. EGGS.
BUTTER. EGGS.
You al know that the price OF but
ter Is up all over the city. ONLY
WITH IS. We still sell the finest
IOWA CREAMERY BUTTER
FOR 2Se a pound. Dairy butter 20
cents. Why throw your money
away and pay 30 cents pound
when We sell the same for Is cents
with rs ounces 70 tire pound ALSO
WE ALSO SELL ORR STRICTLY
FRESH RANCH EGGS FOR IS
cents a dozen. Every egg guaran-
teed. It's acknowledged al over the
city that while we always sell our
eggs cheaper than the groceries
that they are the only eggs I'm town
that can be depended on. IL YOU
want a proof OF IL. watch our
place and see the amount Ne sell.
We have been in the business Tor
years and are well aware that the
only way We can keep and increa Sc
IL II to treat our customers right
give them what We advertise. our
motto always being TO sell the best
OF goods at lowest possible prices.
COW BUTTER STORE.
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WANTEp-Old gold and silver. He
HenseL mfs. ieweler, 3 Hincklcy.
LADIES. try hath Mrs. TAFT care
tnl massage. an Thru avenue.
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery; low
prices Corner Fourth and Pine
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laIals second Ayenns

THE Quaker Cabinet Ready FOR
instant use when received. No set
ting up. no trouble. no bother.
Warranted to be the best OF all
cabinets at any price. or your
money refunded. Could not be
made better, stronger. more dur
able or convenient n YOU paid four
times the price We ask for IL. lis
Warren avenue. Il. J. Clark.
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rnlsrlsn IN ni.n,.

rHE metropolitan preas r., -
cna1lHK Metropolitan pag.s ~,
binding 90 aHd fiRotf 4 -
o. printers binders. pgbs.
linotype competition arxf
ond avenue south. and ist.s ~
Warrington VI
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HAnNfss AND sADDLEnY
III.Ir MANII.n

McsoRLEY q HEsDEHsos. ~ o.
cldnuta8 avenue
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
MARIETTA MACHINERY
Will Assist Mr.. D. A. Cameron in Finding
Second Lucas Well.

Mr.. d. A. Cameron will enjoy tie
unique distinction of being the frs,
Independent oil operator from Mariet.
to to take up large block of leases in
the Beaumont field and without Other
pecuniary resources than his own de.
Velop large territory. During more
than half years time Mr.. Cameron
or his Representatives have been ac-
lively engaged in securing leases on
territory extending miles along the
Gulf. Now he has the right to drill
on any portion of 10000 acres fronting
on the Gulf and extending miles back
into the interior.
Mr.. Cameron, in deciding to operate
in the Texas fields, resolved that hc
would be equipped with the very best
mechanical paraphernelia and further
that such quality Of goods could be se-
cured in Marietta when it was impos-
sible to do so in many places much
larger than the old city. ~ Accordingly
an order for duplex volume and pres
sure pumps of the best pattern was
left with Pattin Bros. These pumps
will be different from the Texas arti-
Gle in that they combine both volume
and pressure while those in use near
Beaumont have only volume and not
high pressure F,.1Fgr ~
25 horse power boiler mounted on
II inch tread wheels and manufactur.
ed by the Marietta Boiler Works will
also be imported to the Lone star
State by Mr.. Cameron.
His leases are situated within 20
miles of Beaumont. while the first we'll
will be scooped out within one mile of
the Gulf.
All drilling equipments will be con-
tracted for in that vicinity. MI. Cam
eron expects to leave on Saturday for
the Beaumont field to conduct opera
tions there. The extensive interests
here will be managed by his two sons.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
CIGARETTE LAW
Becomes Effective In The State Of Wes
Virginia.

Parkersburg, May 2.--West Virgin
las second cigarette tax bill went into
effect today. The first bill, which i'm.
posed tax of $500 for retailing the Sc
ductive coffin nails" was killed in the
State Court of Appeals. The last Leg
islature passed another bill, which
imposes a tax of $100 on all dealers in
cigarettes. 1t is this law that went in
to effect today. The Assessors of the
various districts sent out blanks for
dealers to fill out, and yesterday was
the last day for their return. The re.
suit shows that very few licenses will
be taken out In many counties not a
license has been applied for. and even
in the larger cities one and two are the
limit. In Wheeling only two dealers
took out licenses and in this city only
one mas been applied for.
The dealers say there has been a de-
cided drop in the demand for cigarettes
in the last two years and that for the
most part they are smoked by men
who use high grade and imported
goods and make their cigarettes. The
law was passed to kill off small deal
ers, who sold mostly to small boys. and
was not intended to be revenue pro-
ducer.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
4 Fortunate Delivery.

What might have been a narrowing
accident was ayerted, by whit good for
tune it is not known, on upper Third
street Wednesday. In the Third Dist
trict where the new sewer is being dug
it became necessary to blast, and a
heavy charge was accordingly put in
the rock and touched off. When the
cnarge exploded, a glycerine wagon
containing big load of the nitrogen
Gus compound, was not so yards dis
tant. Happily the concussion did not
explode the many quarts of glycerine
and strong men who had turned pale
at the happening, breathed easier.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
Military Festival.

The initial performance of the grana
military festival under the auspices
of the Marietta Cadets, was given last
night at Power Hall, and was well at
tended. The entertainment provided
was of most pleasing character, and
met with universal approval. Music,
acting and dancing made up the even
ing's program. The second perform
ance will take place this evening.
Much interest Is being manifested in
the contest for the fine silk flag,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
Facts and Figures Of the Flood.

That the high water did no serious
damage to any line of business is
shown by the weekly statement of the
NJ. c. & G. R. R., which would nat
urally be damaged more than any 9TH
er line of commercial activity by d
food.
During the last ten days of the
month of April the statement of the
road shows only a decrease of $500 in
the earnings, as compared with an
equal length of time during the same
month last year. The local passenger
receipts for the ten days develop the
fact that there is quite an increase in
the local passenger receipts over last
year.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
River RanIetS.

The river has fallen to 70 feet in the
channel at this point.
Excursion business on all the Pitts
burg-Cincinnati packets has opened
up lor the summer and as a conse-
quence the passenger list on the big
boats is steadily growing. The Vir-
ginia which was due from Cincinnati
Thursday afternoon, by reason of
heavy business did not reach the local
wharf until 2 o'clock this morning.
The other packet today is the Bed
ford for Wheeling at $50 o'clock this
morning.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
A Marietta Boy to The Front.

A letter received from DR.. Chas
Mcclure by relatives in the city con
yeys the welcome news that he is one
of the three best men in graduating
class numbering GO young doctors. \
recent examination determined this
standing and in order to pick out the
two best men Of the trio the faculty
ordered the three to take a special ex-
animation, the result Of which has not
been announced. DR.. Mcclure is grad
uated on May and assumes his duties
at the Cincinnati Hospital on the 10Th
Of the same month.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
MAMMALIAN EPISODE.


The fact that diplomatic relations
are about to be resumed between Aus
tria and Mexico closes a third of cen
turys estrangement between those two
countries. In the series of events lead
ing to this unfriendliness the United
States bore a conspicuous part, though
part which was highly agreeable tc
the Republic of Mexico. Some efforts
in fact, although unavailing, have
been made by the United States in the
past thirty years to restore modus
vivendi between Austria and our
neighbor in the other side of the Rio
Grande, but time has accomplished
what the good offices of mutual friends
have attempted in vain.
Napoleon III. was the prime cause of
the trouble between Austria and Mexi-
co. The French Emperor finding the
hands of the United States tied
through the civil war of 1S61-65, at
tempted to establish an empire in
Mexico with a puppet of his own at
the head, and the person whom he Sc
lected for this role was MaXimillian,
brother Of the Emperor of Austria,
Francis Joseph. The pretext for the
invasion of Mexico was the failure Of
that country to pay certain obliga
tions. A French army was put at Max
imillan's disposal, and by this aid the
feeble government of Mexico, weaken
ed by rebellions and the mutual jeal
ousy of its popular chieftans, was over
thrown, and the Austrian usurper SET
up an empire in 1864, taking the title
of Maximilian !.
Americas hand began to be shown
not long afterward. AS soon as the
Confederacy was overthrown and nor
NAL conditions began to be resumed in
the South an army was sent to the Rio
Grande under Sheridan's command.
This warning. accompanied by a
diplomatic protest from President |
Johnson to Napoleon in 1866, sent the |
French troops out of Mexico. Max
imillian decided to remain and stand |
his chances of maintaining himself,
but he was overthrown in 1867 by the
Mexicans, aided by the moral support
of the United States and by the physi
cal support of some American soldiers,
and the usurper was executed, though
the United States tried to save him
from the latter fate. That tragedy
created a rupture between Austria and
Mexico, though Austria itself was in
no way responsible for the invasion or
for the subsequent acts of the invad
ers, and neither nation has since been
represented at the court of the
other. A rapprochement has now been
reached, however, but the lesson
taught to Europe by the events of 1866
81 was so impressive that it will not
need repetition.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
A Greene Street MiShap.

A horse drawing a light delivery
wagon which was occupied by Minor
Dye took fright at the street cars on
Greene street Thursday morning and
executed some fancy movements much
to the detriment of the wagon, the de-
spelling Of a sewing machine which
was in the wagon and the disrepair OF
Mr.. Dye. The animals rampage was
soon checked and the various scatter
ed, broken and bruised articles and
contents Of the wagon Were collected.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03

The Leader is in receipt of a letter
from Senator Warren G. Harding, of
Marion, in which he states that he is
in no wise candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for Lieutenant Cover
nor, but that he desires to return to
the State Senate. Mr.. Harding is d
potential factcr in Republican state
politics and his services will be of
great value to the State, whether in
the capacity of Lieutenant Governor
or Senator.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03

The City Council of Lancaster has
appointed committee of twenty-five
to go to Bellefontaine and work for
the g. A. R. Encampment for 1902. It.
occurs to use that such a movement OH
the part of Marietta. coming eithe.
from the Council or Board of Trade
would be wise. On a conservative es-
innate it is fair to say that the bring.
ing of this encampment here would
mean the leaving of at least seventy
five thousand dollars in our midst.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
IN CONTRACTORS HANDS
Are the Bids and Specifications for First
National Bank Building.

The plans and specifications for the
new banking building of the First
National Bank are now in the hands
of the contractors. The expectation
is that the work of tearing down the
old building will be begun by June
and that the work of constructing the
new building will be begun thereafter
as soon as possible.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03

A Parkersburg policeman has re-
signed. Will wonders never cease?
May swooped down upon us in the
scorcher's attire
The great flood of 1901 is gone and
there is but very little evidence that
it ever was here.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
American Union Lodge.

The Brethren of American Union
Lodge No. /, f. and A. NJ. will meet at
the lodge room on Friday at 1890 D.
m. to attend the funeral of Brother
Roy o. Schmidt, at the residence. All
Masons are cordially invited to attend.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03
ApriPS Record.

The weather fend" has submitted
the following record of the conditions
which prevailed during the month of
April: Eleven rainfalls. two snow
falls; 10 entire days without sunshine,
six and one-half days of continual
rain.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03

The Mayor has pretty heavy job
on hand to keep the male population of
Parkersburg from splitting on the
sidewalk; for he is trying to curb one
of the Americans most glorious privi-
leges. News.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-03

Hon. H. C. Van Voorhis, the mem
ber from the Fifteenth Congressional
district was in the city yesterday,
locking in on the meeting of the state
committee. Mr.. Van Voorhis is conf
dent that in his section of the state
the Republicans will maintain their
usual strength and prestige in the fall
election.-Ohio State Journal.
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or $500 per year If paid in advance. BY
mail inside Washington county, $500 per
year. By mail outside Washington county,
4.5O per year.