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DR. Black nowoaeu2'e4 n Ittia
oineroifica anl has hts slate tcl5oi
upso as callers can wci.e thereon
Mack Pa dom son If E 4. H.
Pordom OF Juoonon City is yts'tn
'ns tie folks at hls old homo here
and at Doylo, Is ,lton & .e5t
We learn our Coua4, Clerk
Jharly Goadiett Is gofng to claan
up and put IN Guilty. tdi5a ll.,',
large tract OF fine I.tni about aad,
near The oil Devry. heli ntss q
Ozan on themidllo fora o5lo% 551.
Lewis pla,c.
MI Chisim, or tho s nissoa plqcs,
has fine crop u wtn, ais
pune a okar, Ho saws he u all
ways qp with hs WORK an1. has
nothing to do INV bus saq5 aes
foiIer AMI gatber b,s corn and
cotton. when the TIM CONES.
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BLEYTNS
Plenty of rain now adays


Quite number OF our people
attended ohuch at Holrygrove Snn
day
ME- G Pennoll intends vislp
ing Nashville soon guess MISS
Pearl is looking for him
Mr. aud Mrs N J Cannon are
fughng because it is Il fac boy !,
Blovns Is being turned around
fronting east
I wonder what has become of
Dewey Guess be Is resting ap
for battle
Insurance agents are as thick
as candidates just botole the prlm
ary election
Your Scribe had the pleasur 9
Of hearing two fine sermons Sun
day at Hollygrove
HARDTIMEs
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
CZANI IIFNS.
No rain yet, OaIy showers.
HARDTIMEs

No rain yet, Ooly showers.
Sharp shooters(so caiIe d are
damaging the Cotton, so ale the
boil worms
Quite a number of Ozanians
took 10 the Camp meesnlg at
Holly Grove
fhe{revlval meeting Condaoto
by pastor McK,non and Dinwjd'
die at st Paul last week resulted
" 10 or II Conversions
Nj Tftfn who lives near Yancv
tne edge of Howard County
twas selling Cotton seed here Mon-
dag
1t is tact that sa,atoga has
more Calnous in 1t than any
other town in the State and ye
Il IS not Il fortified place
Mr. James Whitehead Of Sara
toga has moved tes Ozan and en-
cred inc woodshop Of Mr. Price.
We learn he IS u good m3chani
both in wood and iron
jim Dee Elns, son of JAS W Ell
is Is raining OF the passenger
rain from FIT. Worth to EIpaso as
n ewssboy &
A fine Drove OF cattle passed
tnrougD last week gong to In4
Ter. A choctaw was the owner 50
we learn bu, We expect some white
mans money paid for the COWS.
Mr. TuIl Braden and WI fe, who
is the ialtlter of Dir Armfieled
formeI citizen of Ozan, have
come here to live. We welcome
them
| Our Ozan college undor the con
rol of Prot. Dixon will open
September 9th Let all who car
come that day and be ready to q
to work.
We all love TO see ou1 nan
IN TIE papers when something nice
IS said about usbut no one desires
tosee his fmllngs or weakness
paIaded IN print.
Mr.. w. L. Ellis and family o
Saratoga visited the homo folks
Sunday and attended camp meet
ing at Holly Grove,
Mrs. e II, Conway and children
of Paris Texas arrived this ,weel
on . visit to many friend arr
! kln-fOlkS.
Dave Ellis returned from a Wis
1t to TeXarkana last week,
Town Marshal McCampbelI has
! d ne some fine work on the streets
and Dads IN Ozan'
A good shower tell on a por
ION OF the b g Holman plar'atIol
l asst Monday
Charlay King has a blrba. shop
l the rear ct the post office wher,
one can le ntco shave or bai
u.
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23

- "a 8 III so R EA.
Bears the q The Kind You Have Always BOggla
Of L4<ezEl2F ZNZZ<n<
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
NOVEL METHOD TO STOP FIRE.
Locomotive Used to Make Gap I'm
the Path of the,
Flames.

By the quick wit OF an Omaha FIRE
man Merriam. Wis. was the other day
saved from destruction by fire. Flames
started in IA big hotel building. and as a
high wind was blowing little could be
done to stop their progress. Dynamite
was used in an epGeayor to check the
fire but the light debris only helped
the blaze along.
When it seemed as if the whole town
would go the fireman of an Omaha
freight train came to the rescue. Rack
ing the engine on TO sidetracL. so as
to get nearer to the'burning buildings.
he directed that heavy chains be at
tached o several of the wooden stores
and then TO his engine, Then he opened
the throttle. Inside of ten minutes a
big gap was left in the row. and the
progress of the flames was stopped.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
A JEWELED SWORD.
Presented to Capt. Evans by an
Iowa Delegation.
Service. OF the Brave Comhan Raer OF
BattIeship iowa During wnPsFlt-
tingiy Remcmbefed--De lares
the Honor Is Due His Men. 1e

Cant. Robley ID. Evans, who com
mandcd the battleship Iowa ,iuring
the battle off Santiago, was the other
night presented with a Magnificent
gold .eweled sword at Washington.
1t was the gift of the chamber of
commerce of Des Moines. la, which
requested the Iowa congressional
delegation to make the presentation.
Speaker. Henderson made a happy
speech of presentation, in which he
made allusions to Capt. Evans deeds
of valor in the Spanish-American war
as well as during the civil war. when
he won his sobriquet of Fighting
Bob Capt. Evans, in responding,
said:
Gentlemen Of the Iowa Delcga.
tion: Making speeches, as you all
probably know, is not my trade. l
wish it were, for this occasion at
least. that might tell you in fitting
words how grateful l am for the
honor you have done me, and how
entirely | appreciate the sentiment
of those who have sent this sword.
"The battleship named after your
great commonwealth, and which,
through the courtesy of the secretary
of the navy, | had the honor to com
mand during the Spanish war, was
manned by GOO officers and men. They
were as brave a band as ever fought
for the dear old flag, and 1t was what
they did that brings me this token
of good will of your people.
"As commander of the gallant crew
of the Iowa. | accept this beautiful
sword. You could not give a token
to each of them, therefore this to
me. They are scattered over the wa
ters of the earth, but the heart of
each will warm with pride and graft
tude when he learns that onehof their
number has been so honored. ] hope
that some day the national congress
will suitably recognize the gallant
conduct of each of my comrades, and
that the day may not be far distant.
] beg you to convey to your people
the expression of my heartfelt thanks
aud gratitude" -a 133, ~
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
MARKET .DULL
In Spite Of Large Transactions In Scme
on Stocks.

BY Associated Press, ~
New York, March 11.-Todays stock
market was dull in spite of large tran
sactions and wide price movements in
some individual stocks. The inertia
of the, general market in point of activ-
ity gave the whole a very spotty ap-
pearance. Professional operations
were obviously responsible in a large
degree for such dealings as occurred
and for the manipulation which exag7
gerated the price movement. Where
professional manipulation was not at
work the days movement was very
sluggish OF the days special move
ments that in Burlington attracted the
most attention. ,o, ,.-
U. S. refunding rs advanced 9s and
new As declined "a per cent.
Reported by Charles r. Richardson.
n.z1.o. lN..z.s .t-..
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
STAMPS AFFIXED By MACHINE
The French Government Introduces
Slot Devices In All Post Onices
of Country.

As result of the persistent ob1ec-
tions Of persons to licking postage
stamps the French minister OF posts.
telephones and telegraph instructed
the engineers attached 10 his depart
ment to design sIct-stamping ma
chine. Two types are now being ex-
speri mented With. In one. after the
tcoin is inserted. the machine vets and
aftixes the stamp automatically If the
letter isj jpropefly placed. the other
weighs The letter shows the amount OF
postage required. and upon tile dhsei,S
tion OF the price the stamp is printed
directly from linked plates. Both ma'
chimes are speedy and reliable. Every
French post Office wifi be provided
with several as soon as they can be
manufactured.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
FILLS ELEVEN VOLUMES.
dition Toward North Pole being
Published by the Government.

DR.. Frederick A. Cook, the arctic
explorer, has just returned to New
York from visit to BeIgium. In
Brussels he attended a meeting of
more than hundred scientistS,i inter
ested in the recent Belgian expedition
toward the north pole. All of them
contributed something for the re-
port of the venture being published
by the Belgian government. fblui
This report, Gsaid the explorer,
'iS the official record of thu eNpedi-
ton, the story OF which has already
been published. There will he II
volumes. One of them. CONSTITUTED
by me, contains a vocabulary of t3n.-
600 words of the YahgaiG language,
the tongue of the inhabitants of
Terra del Fuego. u
"Three antarctic expeditions are
now being fitted ont on the other
side. The one from England j. will
start in August, going south Of Aus
tralia, and the German explorers, are
to start at about the same time. The
Swedish expedition, will leave that
country later"
DR.. Cook is not going with any of
them. He has been exploring for
years and now means to rest.
DIR. Cook said that the Belgian gov
ernment would present 30 sets of the
report to various institutions in this
country, among them Harvard and
Yale.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
CIRCUIT RACES.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
New Orleans. March 11.-Cochran
rode five winning horses and in tht
other race finished second,
The track was fast. Five favorites
won.
Mile: Mamie Nolen. first; Hans
wurst, second; Ford, third. Time
1:42A. ,.,-s..a 3D..
Six and one-half furlongs: Boomer
ack, first; Belle of Elgin, second; Miss
Golightly, third. Time, 1;21. ~
Six furlongs; Cad Hazel. first. El
amor Howard, second; Momentum
third. Time, 1:13A,
Seven furlongs, handicap: Johnni'
McArty, first, Sir Florian, second
Rance, third Time, 1928.
Mile; Miss Patron. first; Swords
man, SECOND; Linden El, third. Time
LAZY. s,.a
Mile and sixteenth: Red Pirate
first; Palarm. second; Innuendo finish
ed third, but was disqualified for inter
fering and Lydia s. given third place
Time, 1:4S.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
= q p -'-'T
victory at Last.

For ten long yeas l was a sufferer
with kidney dyspepsia and rheuma-
tism disease. / treated with many CO.
lnmbus doctors; took patent medicine.
No results whatever until ] discL vered
and took ONE bottle of DENNIS
SURE, SAFE and SPEEDY CURE. In
three days threw down my crutches.
Ordinary cases cured In one day.
0nly 25 and rs cents at A. J. Rich
ards and w. II. Stys. 8. Samples free
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
Pedestals must go at price.
Clothing Department.

5000 To to Close % oyeroats for mon different weights to
All Wo % & suits at S were and 200 Mems Suits Unions Word
about 800 suits Pants odd Coats and vests at down Mems
carfs at l9 were 2 aunrd Shirts 49, 40 and 59c
Hats OF all styles uptoate,
not vague and unneanmg what
at
Heavy Caps prices
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
Cloak Department.

50 ladies' Tailor Made Suits will be closed out great sacrifice
Of about 30 Ladies c going 5o $500 to 98 regular prices were
at 9Sc $4S $500 5000 Infants Goats reductions
Walking Skirts onefourth
Mackintoshes a bargain.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
Electricity and Massage.

For the Of Rheumatsm Chronic Constipation stfened
joints diseases skin diseases ETC., CHRONIC
stomach troubles cured (Oten Medicine needed by 0ur
irrigation method What rational than
washing diseased stomach with pure sterized water?
Warts NOES and supcuous hairs removed without pain
by electrical apparatus CATARRH EAR, throat
and lung diseases cured by "upto date" Nebuzng
vapor apparatus We headquarters for all kinds of
BATHS, Turkish hot air. neede-spray shower vapor
tub baths All water used the Sanaorim is rendered alb
soutey pure by system of Filtration Opium, Morphine,
Cocaine choral habits guaranteed cured pay Our
Of drug addcs (no the quantity taken) short
painless safe and sure CHRONIC DISEASES of all kinds
which have failed yield internal medication especially
solicited Call and let show you through the Sanatorum
Come and exercise Gymnasium all times free
Both phones Office Hours a. to 10 p.
0. A. Lambert, vi. D. Physician and Surgean
DR.. V. M.George Masseur and Manager Baths and hot
air system.
E. w. lie Fever, vi. D., Resident Physician and Specialist
Mrs. Dr. V. W. George Lady Masseur and attendant.
THE SAN.ATORTUM.
Riley Block, Tiber WAY, Marietta, o.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
and continuing until the end Of this month
Dress Goods.

s inches wid regular price %
To lose,
pieces To close
a
During will be
fde al prices stated 70 this No longer.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
RFP AIRS.

There is no better time than now to
have your wheel repaired and refinshed
before the riding season opens. We do
all manner of repair work, such as en-
ameling, nickling, ETC., ,and when your
wheel has been "done over'' by us it has
the exact appearance of a new bicycle.
We guarantee all work and solicit your
patronage
The Big Four Cycle Co.,
Z !. ri
III Front Street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
Ladies' w aists.

French Fanneete all rgu.
81 % quality French Flannel Waists 81 % worth 25
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
COrSets.
100, 1,50 2.25 and '

We will make
No eStals lslnlstn Alrirn
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
TOLEDO MARKET.

Toledo, o., March 11.-Wheat, 1872 ;
corn, 40; rye, 52h; cloverseed, $500
Oil unchanged.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
Towels.

Too will cheap yards
at yard regular 10
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
Millinery Department

Must be closed entirely this MONTH
Choice Fine Trimmed Patterns of Hats worth from $50 to $1,000
SO Chdrn Walking
that will them Don't delay the Greatest Bargains m
linery. All
Ladies' of
fine all Wool Barred Flannes 19c yard,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
Musical Instruments.

deep cut Musical Instruments
250 and n o a knis
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Philadelphia, March 11.-Butter, %,
eggs, a. -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-07-31
DRAWING CONTINUES.
Scenes at El Reno. o. T.. a Repetition
Of the First Gay.

IL Reno. O. r.. July 3l.-Scenes
about III. lottery platform. where the
drawing for land on the kiowa.
comanche reservations Is being con-
Quoted. were repetition cf those Of
Monday During the night and early
morning the crowds had been swelled
by several thousand eager people who
had arrived in prairie schooners or on
trains. Many slept again upon the
hillsdes around the wheels OF fortune.
10 be on hand early. Others came AZ
the break OF day and secured positions
as close 10 the platform as possible.
When the second days drawing com
menc.d Il was estimated that over 3o,-
900 people were on hand.
The intense excitement OF Monday
had told on many and 10 this was add
ei the individual feeling that each per
sons chance had materially dimin-
ished Mondays drawing had given 10
900 homesteaders the privilege Of Sc
l.riing the best claims in the reserya-
tions. This left l. 900 claims and l6G-
600 applicants.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-07-31
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Bishop John Moore is dead al St.
Augustine. Fla after a long Illness.
Former Representative K. p. Hanna
on Of the leading Republican polt-
clans in Southern Illinois. is dead.
II is stated definitely that Richard
Croker will sail for the United States
ealy IN September and will take an
aet.ye part in the fall campaign.
Application has been filed in the
ohancerv court al Meridian. Miss. for
a receiver for TIE Mobile and Ohio
Railroad company The petitioners
ar L. Edmonds of Virginia and
George l.. NenAer Of Massachusetts.
The printers and publishers of the
London Daily Mail had a narrow es.
cape Tuesday from being ordered 70
appear al the bar Of the house OF com
mons on Thursday next. as the result
Of observations made in connection
with the war secretary's boycott OF
that newspaper.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-07-31
MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY,
DISCUSSING PROPOSAL.
Ama'gamated Officials In Session A
Pittsburg.

fittsburg. July 31.-The executive
committee OF the Amalgamated asso-
ciation are In session here discussing
the proposal OF combine managers for
the settlement OF the steel strike. The
conference began at 10 "A. m. and last
cd until 1890. when a recess of an
hour was taken for lunch. Members
OF the board were smiling when they
came OUT OF the room. but positively
refused to say anything concerning
the discussion or the probability OF
the board accepting the compromise
proposed at the New York conference
last Saturday. President Shaffer said
decision would not likely be reached
until late hour in the afternoon. as
the discussion will be protracted.
Shortly after the session opened
Joseph Bishop. secretary OF the Ohio
state board OF arbitration. and ~ NJ
Garland. surveyor OF the port OF Pitts
burg. entered the meeting. Both are
former presidents OF the Amalgama.
ed association and have been trying
TO arrange peaceful settlement ever
since the strike began. During the
conference Secretary Williams fre-
Guently had resort To the telephone
and IL IS presumed he was In com
munication with New York. but moth
| Ing definite could be learned
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-07-31
NEEDS OF BoER PRISONERS.
Letter From a Niece Of Bermuda's
Governor.

New York. July 3l.-Miss Katherine
n. Eiwas. niece OF the governor O.
Bermuda. has written letters now in
possession Of Robert II. Roosevelt of
this city. showing the needs and condi-
iions OF the Boer prisoners Mr..
Roosevelt suggests that ii might be
desirable 10 form committee 10 in
yestigate the matter The following
from Miss Elwas' letter Is made pub
lie by Mr. Roosevelt:
THE Beers are absolutely pennilcss
and quite without occupation and an
association has been formed here with
n view OF helping them 10 max" and
sell things and also 10 find them
some sort Of recreation.
II am honorary secretary OF TINS as
sociation and at present find there y
plenty 10 do. Down here We have ar
ranged that the work exchange is TO
soil TOYS. etc. made by the Beers. hui
We shall never find the sale for 5000
mems work In this little island. so
am most anxious TO find market.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-07-31
WANTED BY AMERICANS.
Several Anxious - Lease V,ctor'as
Summer Residence.

New. York. July 3l.-Osborne House.
on the Isle OF Wight. favorite sum
mer residence " Queen Victoria ana
the place where she died. may come
into possession OF an American. SAYS
the London correspondent OF The
World.
King Edward wants 10 get rid on IL
because OF its inacccssibliiy ana be-
cause II costs 100000 year to keep
IL M.
William Waldorf Astor Is said 10
have offered to pay any price the KING
might fix. desiring 10 present tue Ia
nous royal residence To his daughter
when she marries. hut II was found
that under Queen Victoria's VIII th'
king is only given a life title TO tne
palace. n is now reported that Mr.
As,or wishes to lease the property.
Senator w. A. Clark OF Montana
10 reported to have written TO the
king about the matter.
Charles r. Yerkes also Is repor'e"
To be n bidder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-07-31
UNDER SERIOUS CHAH:..
Ex-Chief Justice Scott Of Washington
Arrested

Seattle. Wash. July 3l.-On motion
Of The prosecuting attorney Of What
com county. ex-Chief Justice Elmon
Scott was arrested and brought before
Judge Netrer. Of the superior court.
charged with rape, and required 10
giye bail of 81 900 or an ordinary bond
of s. coo. The complaint was filed last
Thursday. but the news was withheld.
the purpose being 10 protect the vic
tim ani her guardians rather than any
desire 10 shield the defendant.
Minnie Schaeffer. the girl in the
case is an orphan. II years old living
with Ter s.epfather. who conducts a
Erocciy sfoi2.