Marietta Daily Leader from Marietta, Ohio • Page 4

v. TJ-V "TRiT TT' Of 4, it! P--V, i1 ffil a HuTCnlbU-N Bargain Store N03. 169 AND 171 FRONT STREET, MARIETTA) OHIO. fritWe newl to glvo you more informa-JtloiTaliout our Shirt WftlHti Stock. No-'tlce tho crowds of eaor buyers.

No-'tlce the largo assortments to choose 'f'tom. Notice 'the styletho make, the up-to-date appearance. The surprising low prices. We have the Inside track on waists tha season. No stock In the city to compare with us.

If you need watats come now anil muko your selection. Dress Goods! Light weight light colors and dark colors nt new prices every day, to close out present stock. Grenadines, assorjted colors, at Sc a yard; worth 15c. Anlce assortment of light prints standard yard; worth 6J4c A lot of flgu'redJ)ress Skirt Denims, at 9c; worth' 15c a Ginghams, Lattns and White Goods at )W, bargain prices. Remnant Counters Hundreds of remnants at away down prices in remnant counters in themld-dlo of tho Dress Goods section.

Ladies' Neckwear In great variety. Tans, Parasols and Silk Mitts, all at such low prices that you can sa i money to buy now Our Notion Stock Is offering rome very good things at money saving prices Pins, Needles, Jewelry, Tapes, Corset Stays, Ribbons, Laces and the many little articles needed dally every one. China Ware Department Will Interest those who are looking for ware, such as China, Porcelain, Semi-Porcelain, White Granite and Glass. Our stock of these goods Is Varied and well selected. Wo get the best discounts the market allows and can save you money on your purchases Come and see us on these goods.

Our Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Linoleums nnd Wall Paper are having unusual demand. The prices and goods will prove our claims that we sell bargains. Don't Forjjet That our Jardlniers nnd other good-are getting out some every day and have you supplied yourself with a pretty flower pot, stand or other piece of ware that will decorate your veranda, poroh or portico now, and the flower room In the winter? Prices at less than half the usual price We Are The People Who keep the Ralston Health Cook Books and the piire foods it Indorses. No danger of being imposed upon here Tho best and purest groceries at low prices. Ohio cheese 10c a pound.

Hundreds of bargains this week. Comonow. jItp Itriiisoifs Bargain Store N03. bhSotbTbIsV 16D AND 171 FRONT STREET, MARIETTA, OHIO. vT HE-m! green at home.

Little Shatter America' tUoheai Wmuu Kid Her Husband. "Hetty Owen, 'The Richest Woman in write Leigh Mitchell Hodges, In Ladles' Home Journal, "Uvea modestly In two small flats In a brick block In Hoboken, J. J. There are two electric push bells at the door, under whloh one finds the name u. Dewey Mrs, Green prefers that the puDuo.aou.uuuv UUU1D name because her pet dog's name 1 Dewey, and she commonly calls It The parlor Is In the lower suite, nnd Is a little larger than a food-sized closet.

A couch, a small table flnu mrec cnoirs nre mo iur nlshlngs, and the ornamentntion is quite simple. "Mrs. Green Is a rapid talker. Words seem to come to her as easily as dollars. She Is witty, too, and these glftB, with her remarkable memor) nnd pleasnnt voice, make her on cv cellent conversationalist.

Her dally routine 1 mora severe than that of any other living millionaire, perhaps. She rises early, eats a light breakfust In the little dining-room of tho Hoboken flat, and hurries off to the ferry. It is only a short distance from her home to the slip, nnd she nhvajs walks, be the weather what It may. Herbusband, E. II.

Green, who is seldom, seen or heard of, lSj an old man, almost '80, and somewhat of an Invalid. The upper one of the two flats Is cnlled there, In a plainly furnished In Hd day oujt vxhUCohbi wfe la New York looklnc after her financial of- York looklno- after her financial fairs Bbedoojne home )n tlf? evening It Is nlwajs ate she somp' times reads to him VIOLET-DESTROYING PESTS. Growers la This Vicinity Dlitnrbed Over the Appearance of a De- tracttre Inaect. "Violet growers in this vlclnlt ore disturbed over the appearance In considerable numbers of a gallfly which attacks the fragrant violet and destroys the plant if Its ravages are not quicklj checked, sajs the New York Sun. Ku-ropean florists have for manj years had a war on their hands nnlnt lo-iet peats, but It is onlj within three ears or so that the American grower has been trouble in this maj.

The American violet destrover is of the same family as the European, but of a different genus. It works in the same way, secreting itself In the crown of the plant. When the leaves come up they are slight curled and half a dozen or more of the larvae are found in each leaf. They seldom appear on the side crowns, and these may be used for plants, but their flowers will not be as large as those from the center crown. The Insect has bren re cently classified by the entomological bureau at.

Washington as Diplosls Jjt.ls about slx-one-hundredths of an inch In length. Because of the difficulty of deat roving It without In Jury to the plant ills one of the worst of the flower pests. The best remedy is to pick off the leaves infected, although the larvae arw also susceptible to the hjdrocianle gas treatment. DON'T KNOW HOW TO EAT. lloth Ileaatr and Health Are Luat to Women by Iffnoranve In This Ileipect.

If women- realized how Important to beauty the food they eat the would not be so careless as they notoriously are as to what the) consume and the manner In which they dine, lunch and sup. A plnslclan of large practice declares that drink and burr and worrj send most men to the in sane asylums, but love affairs, combined with a Jack of food, throws most of the women off their balance. The iove affairs would have but little in fluence over them if thej were prop erly red. nut among the Illusions In which girls and women indulge in is mat, as tliey care very little about their food, soothe lack of it cannot have much effect upon them. The rather despise men for being careful to have regular meals, whether business presses or not, and are inclined to vaunt their own superiority in such respects.

But if this disregard of the natural Instincts of hunger leads omen In the same path a "drink and hurry and worry" lead men, and if thev are to bo humiliated and hpersensi-theuess In love, affairs, how preeminently does male common sense Btand out in the matter. A CHIVALRIC BIRD. Tkt aptdeu-CruYYned Thrush Ar-iue. Dalntr Cuuiparlnttut tor Ills jvnea xue oiros recognize woman's at least so an Audubonlte lecturer declared the other da in describing the habits of the golden-crowned thrush, more familiarly known aa the oven-bird. The word "oven" mere refers to the shape of the philosopher's nest, which usually is built on the ground with a dome-like roof.

Even the family name suggests Are, Purnarildae, say the Baltimore ews But the way In which the nest Is built explains the bird's answer to "eternal feminine" demands. A partition divide the "oven" into two compartments. The inside one is for the lady bird and has a luxurious feathrr oed. The outer room is the gentleman bird's boudoir, and its only furniture is a rough clay couch. The head of the family has a golden crown which he deserves, for he's gentleman and a scholar a regular bird of a bird, to fall Into the slang or the day who might teach something to humanity masculine humanlM.

that Is. Icforr nt Lint, For ten long years I was a sufferer with kidney dyspepsia and rheumatism disease. I treated with many Columbus doctors; took patent medicine. No results whatever until I discovered and took ONE bottle of DGNN'S SURE. SAFE and SPEEDY CURE.

In three days I threw down my crutches. Ordinary cases cured In one day. Only 25 and 75 cents at A. J. Richards and II.

Stysr's. Samples free. Special sale of Millinery Goods now going on at the Bee Hive, 16S Front street. Coming World Metropolis, The preliminary estimate of the cej. sua returns of New York city place the population at 3,650,060, which Is less than a million behind the estimated population of London.

The latter city has probably not reached Its the movement of population to cltlos, which Is still going on, will doubtless result In still greater expansion of that wonderful human hive. It will continue to bo the world metropolis f(jr gom0 t0 CQ but the nt population of New York and the In- fluences Which contribute to Its growth are bound before very long to cause It to outstrip London. New York's percentage of Increase Is not only much greater, but tho conditions I which contribute to that Increase are constantly being accelerated. Taking a territory immediately tributary to It corresponding to the area of England, It can easily be seen that New York Is dlstined before very long to have not only deiwer population than the British Isles, but to far exceed It In nil the activities of trade and manufacturing; while outsldo of that radius it Is the financial and business capital of an empire cnpible of almost illimitable expansion. New York Is destined not only to become the financial and business capital of the world, but before the reaction from the present movement toward cities, takes place It will In" all probability double Its pieaont population, and may ex-pind to a community of 10,000,000 souls, presenting to tho world the cxo.itPRl nfrtrrptrntlnn tif hnmnnltv In hlstorj and perhaps remaining for all time the chief example of the ilocklng-logether tendency of this age, which Is peculiarly an age of cities Pltts-6urg Times.

C. R. Richardson's Report of Yesterday's Market. Oil City Exchange, 3 p. Cash oil unchanged.

Credit balance, i 25 New York Stock Exchange, 3 p. m. Stocks made some bad breaks on crop damage reports, tho Grangers being the weakest. The entire list suffered and there was no raily to mention until tho last half hour, when the shorts covered up and took their profit. Chicago Board oftTiade, 1:15 Crop damage reports were taken so seriously that from the opening of the gialn markets every one had orders to buy, and prices Immediately began to climb upward.

Wheat opened at 75' and advanced to 79, closing nt 78 Corn advanced to 40H and oats to 23V4 Piovisloiis were dull and inactive The visible supply shews; Wheat decreased 231,000 Corn lncreised 2,000 Oats decieased 241.000 Equity. Stewart Gordon's residence was entered by burglars Thursday ovenlng. About $17 in cash was taken. No clue. Miss Blanche Poppenger, of Pittsburg, Is visiting relatives In this vicinity.

Seeral from here attended Uncle Tom's Cabin which plajed nt Lowell Friday evening Mr. William Miller, who Is employed In the oil fields in Athens county, is home on an extended visit. Mr. Geo Monaghan is on the sick list. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed. Robins, of McKees-port. Pa returned to their home last week after a several week's visit with relatives heie. Mr.

A. Miller spent from Monday until Thursday In Marietta. TO PREVENT DROWNING. Experiment Suonlnu How It Can lie Arfiltleil lij- Cuntrut of the Senses, Anatomical have shown that the weight of the bod Is ubout equal to the same bulk of sea water, so that persons falling overboard who cannot swim, If the do not attempt to keep more thun their mouth out of water, can sustain theimeles for a considerable length of time. Most persons who fall Into the water lose their presence of mind, and either draw their hands up or wildly dash them through the air and water.

Of course, the Instant the weight of the arms Is added to the weight of the head above the water the bod sinks, and a few repetitions of this ends In "another accidental drowning." The same struggles with the hunds and feet under the water would have preserved life. What all persons should Impress upon their minds Is this: That in case they should fall oierboard the must retain control of their senses, the hands and arms must be kept under water, and thefeet and hands kept in motion to sustnln the head out of water. So long as the month and nostrils do not get submerged there Is no danger. Notice. Having disposed of feed store by selling, all persons knowing themselves Indebted to M.

Dye and Son are requested to call at 310 Greene street and settle with M. M. Dye, who has assumed control of settlement of all accounts. M. M.

DYE. June 1 mo. The Eclipse. Must he seen through a smoked glass. You can put a searchlight on any plumbing we do.

LEWIS PLUMBING CO. (leo. 11, Kunilrilmul, Ilenilijiinriera fur Ileal KiitHte, oiolteUiilon Depot, Mull-ettn, can accomodate any prospecthe pur chaser In an tiling be wants whether ell) property or (arm land, Uood residence property In sll parts ot Marietta (or sale at bsr gains. Ilualues locations and farm rroperty ot all hinds. I have 100 lots which I can offer on the Installment plau at uioit favorable prices.

If you want to buy or se 1 or exchange real estate you should not mlsa calling on Sunderland. (Is ran give you exactly what you want aud make the terms to suit tho pur ihsxer Telephut.es; OfricH, llj residence-, JH SPfeClAL RATES To Kansas City Vln Pennsylvania I.Ines For Nnttonal Democratic Convention. (Excursion tickets to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention 'will be sold July 1, 2 and 3 via Pennsylvania Lines Tickets will foe good returning leaving Kansas City not later than July 9. For full Information About rates, through tlmo and train comforts, apply to nearest Ticket Agent of tho Pennsylvania Lines. llxcurftloiiii Mn rnnsylnuln Ltnefl, Following tho annual custom, reduced rate Wckots will ho sold via the Pennsylvania Lines for Fourth of July trips.

They may be obtained July 3 nnd 4 at any ticket station on the Pennsylvania Lines Westof Pittsburg to any other station those lines within a radius of gOO nilles. nctuni coupons will be good returning July 6, inclusive. For particulars about rates find time of trains, apply no Pennsjl-vanla Lines Pdssenger and Ticket Agents. For the meeting of tho Y. P.

U. tickets to Cincinnati will bo Bold via Pennsylvania Lines afslngle fare foi round trip July 10, 11 12 and 13, good icturnlng until July 17, Inclusive)-with privilege of extension to August 10 For detail! see lotal Passenger5 And Ticket Agent of tho Pennsylvania Lines, June 2G and 27 for National Prohibition conventlon.low rate non-transfer-ablo excursion tickets will bo sold to Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines, valid for icturn trip until July 4. Summer Outings. Where tii (In nml to (let Tlieie. Tho Seashtre, Mountain and Xakc Resorts constitute the niost attractive, grounds lor the summer Idler They nro within easy reach via Pennsylvania Lines, and agents of tthat railway system -will 'furnish full informa tion about rates, train service and through car comforts to any of tho summer havens.

They will assist In arranging details for vacation trips and glvo valuable Information free of charge. Apply to the nearest Pennsyl- vanla Lines Passenger and Ticket i agent and bo relieved of all bother In I shaping preliminaries for your sum- mer outing and vacation trip W. C. ADAMS, Ticket Agent, Marietta, O. tl 7-1.

Iieap rUhrls to linrlestoli, 8, They will be s.old July 3, 5, 0 and via Pennsslvanh Linos, account meeting of National Educational Association. Anvbodj may take ndvantage of the special late nnd enjoy a vacation outing Information about variable routes, stop-over privileges, through time and other details will bo fiunished free by Passenger and Ticket Agents cf the Pennsylvania Lines. Apply to the nearest one. A I'uiiiiliu Wiilillni; Tilp Isloliikun I 8tiaini to VttMklnne IkIhiuI, Michigan If ou want delightful wedding trip wheie jou are not likely to meet tcqualntan.ee,, take one of the D. C.

new steel passenger steamers to the Island of Ccol Breezes Staterooms and Parlor-, reseivtd thirty dajs in advance. Send two cent htamp foi Illustrated pimphlet. Address A A. Schantz, P. A C.

Detiolt, Mish. Change of Time on Marietta Division of Pennsyl-' vania Lines. Chango of time on Marietta Division of Pennsjlvanla lines, Sunday, May 27. Trains depart 6:30 a 2:15 and 7:10 p. m.

Trains arrive and 11:45 a. m. and m. W. ADAMS, Agent.

TO OUR AND You arc all invited to give us a call when there is anything you want in the AMATEUR LINE. We have now arranged so as to give you all of the leading Printing Out Papers at the very lowest price to be obtained anywhere. CAMERAS, PLATES, TRAYS, FRAMES, DEVELOPERS, TONERS, and all other necessaries for making good pictures, Wagner St flinch, 1 WANTED -v .1 Kvorj body who cnnteniplutrs Papering" or Painting' 1 To call ii(l examine our largo and complete slock. Our goods nnd prices are right and we can Fave yon money. 1 J.

I. OYSLE DRUGGISTS, NO. 128 FRONT STREET. Drugs, Wall Paper, Paints and Window Glass. IJpmember we give Trade DiFcount and TeiJi dictil Tickets 3 nilh cash purchases.

Par a SUMMER. COAST LINE NKW STtEL PASSENGER STEAMCRS. SEEO, COMFORT SAFETY. To DETROIT, MACKINAC, GEORGIAN BAY, PET0SKEV, CHICAGO fjo otbtr oun I'autorMjft as Tir Trip ptr Wk Polwiik ToledoDetroit and Mackinac rnosiir; "iu noo." niaqcrrri ikUDlUTU. LOW BUTU nrfirmitluUuiul X.trs(Ualllaf M.ftl.

m4 lJartkt. Ari. Imlt U.1 frm ll.itUM. Ot0.i0i fr.u T4(i, eit.lti fm p.lrelt, IH.If It.rr Dtr Ilflii Cleveland, Put-In-Bay and Toledo, Saul lo. for IUuatraUJ PampUat lilltu, x.

ju wiuan, n- ioii, mum. HALF RATES TO KANSAS GITY VIA B. O. S-W. "ROYAL BLUE LINE" July.

1st, 2d and 3d, Good returning to July 0th, Inclusive. 3 TRAINS DAlt.V VI3 ST. LI UIS pnter St. Louis Union Station over "GREAT EADS BRIDGE," Avoiding 'the heat, dust and odors of tho Levee District. Luxurious Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers, Observation Parlor Dining Cars.

Palatial Ladles Coaches. For further particulars cairon ariy Agent O. S-W. R. or address p.

Mccarty, General Passenger Agent, CINCINNATI, O. B. TO THE POPULAR SUMMER i RESORTS I.MOUNTAIN LAKE DEER PARK! and OAKLAND, ontho CREST ofThD ALLEGHANIES BEST LINE TO KTT A 1 LAIN 1 Id LI 1 AND THE EASTERN SEA COAST RESORTS. For rates, time of trains, Sleeping Car Space, call on any agent 0 S-W. R.

or address o. p. Mccarty, General Passenger Agent, Clnclnnnat, Ohio. UNGLE ELI'S FUNNY STORIES 3rd EDITION Now Heady tor Mnlllng Four I miliy Hooks For 10 Cents UNGLE ELI'S MONKEY STORIES ELEPHANT TORIES. TIGER" STORIES.

BEAR STORIES. Illustratated in Colors Gotten up expressly for the chlidien. Send 10 cents to o. p. Mccarty, General Pvsenger Agent, B.

0. S-W. It. Clnclnnnat, Ohio Mark onvelopo "Urcle Ell Series." This will he your last chance to get them. ThWAU'f, AttMti" Room 1, I.HiUnr llilll.lliK.

FRIENDS PATRONSI always to be found at Mi. lO-l lliiiil lret, rlionn HI Mmleltfi, O. 3 53 CRUISE tnUotho MACKINAC TO The Greittst Perfection et mined In Beet Conetructlon; Luiu-Iom Equipment, Arttitlo FurnUhlnj, Decoration and Efficient uuim 01 -huu oa uurtn. bar ftaJ Itlilft.rl..B.(w.a DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Fan, SI. SO Kwk B.rtk., 1 1.00, ,1 tt BUI.wa, ei tl COBSMUOU BQAlld ft! tf.VvUoa' WU1 AUrllMt TraUi for all potnu ut.

Sou li Honk aa4 orUiait. (aadar Iria. Jaaa, lanit. flsplmaaf aa4 o.lir ueuoiiscieveiQnflHQy.co. THE MARIETTA BICYCUE-fthc best wheel made.

Factory Marietta, Ohio. OHIO DENTAL CO. Over First Nationol Unnlc. Best Rubber Plates, $8.00 Gold Crowns, $4.00 Ur Gold Filling, $1.00 Up Silver Filling, 50c Up All Work Guaranteed. DR.

J. P. BECKER, Mgr. tOpon Kveningfl. OHIO.

D1TAL CO. iONEMAN PAINT $1.15 Gallon, Actual Cost, Sola by J. W. Dysle Co 128 Front street. Drugs, Wall Paoer, Paints and Window Glass.

Saratoga West SAYLOR SPRINGS bn tho main llneof tlio Health, Pleasure, Recreation, Seven different kinds of MINERAL WATER. VAPOR, ELECTRIC TURKISH AND MUD BATIK Natural Shaded Lake, Tlno Boating and Fishing. --UNEXCELLED HOTEL ACCOHODATI iHS For Hotel Hates and descriptive pamphlets aiZdress A. J. ALLEN, Say-lor Clty)Illlnols, Agents of the B.

O. S-W. U. R. or 0.

P. McCAUTY, General Passenger Agent, Clnclnnnat, Ohio Examination of Teachers For the public nchooU of Washington Couuu will be held In the Mariana High school Kooil on the socoix) Saturday of each month ttxeep' ury, iuir nuu A M. PAULO narlow. Ohio 1'reslilent Hoard of School Examiners, PILES! PILE31 PILES1 Dr. Wllllann' Indian Pile Oliftmeiu will cur llllud, Hleedlug, Ulcerated and itching Piles, tt absorbs the tumors, allays the ltchlupr ai once, acts as a poultice, kImu Instant relief.

Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment Is pre pared only tor Piles and Itching of the prlviu parts, aud nothing oIba. Evi rr box Is guarai. teed. Sold by druggists, sent by mail, for 6CK and II 00 per box.

W1ILLIAMS M'P'U CO Cleveland. For sale by CURTIS 4 HUIOHMAN. fvii. t. w.i:i)i)v, flr.A Qn.

I7a.4 Q.HA., onroalte Opi-oalte Sol Jlero' Monument. Itesldenw N' tlB Veurlh Stroet, Telet hone connection. iTETaYlE3 a.C. I 'SYREB MIDOLESWART. i III Attorneya at Law Olfre fn Room 8.

Mills llulldlnir. corner Putnam and Seroud Sti-eeu. rWDIt U. V. DYE, Dentist, Marietta, Ohl Office 251 front Street, over Uqstou Mllllnei? Store, Oas administered.

NYK A rOLLETT. Attorneya at Law, Ufllee In Law Uuliaing, llarteila, DR. A. KIKQBIIURY, DHNTIST. Room Leader Utlldlug, Corner front and Putnan Street a.

T. O'WIItX. 1. I. alll.BOl OKKll.1 ADI1I01IM, Attorneys at Law and Notary Public.

Co lections promptly made. G. W. STEEOKER, Jssv ICnox Savace Putnam strnnt Mnri etta Ohio. -Dn.

E. L. QRIPK1N, Dentist, Office 801 Front Street, Opposite Soldier's Monumeut Airim tt ouiiTis, Physlolans and Surareona. (lioMoiori.Tnio. Office and residence, on Second street, thre oor auove the I oan-ooune.

HTJ finUTf Attorney nt Io a X. "JUJilX, Room.1 aud 1) ICnox-Savage llulldlng, Putnam Street, Mai etta. Ohio. For prices on Flour, Baled Hay, Corn, Oats and all kinds ot Feed in car and local lots, write the Sharpsburg Milling Sharpsburg, O. May i lm.

Quo Vadis? To 133 Putnam streot, where the Lewis Plumblnu- Co. has full line ot up-to-date sanitary Appliance and where practical aud guaranteed -work Is done "at prices that are rlsAt" bv reliable and experienced workmen, Martinez 35 OHIO RIVER RAILROAD, (Eastern Time) GOING NORTH. Leavo SVlilamstown ft. am Wheollnl 10:35 a. New Martinsvllta dl2M5 p.

to Pittsburg and East p. and Int. rolnts 5:18 p. Ohio Valley Expresa Pittsburg and East C.12 p. and Int.

points 9.07 p. New Martinsville and Int. points. GOING SOUTH. a.

to Parkrsburg Ui06 a. m.t m.VOMp Valley1 Expreatf to Huntington and J2J.41 p. maaft'. ,17 oq S' i--Mti-. Pleasant p.

to Parkersbor 9:60 p. m. dally. dally except Sunday. LH.

42HAlilN0Il, Agenf b. p. TIME TABLE. Trains Arrive at nnrt Depart from Vnlon SItlon, Aunty WKBTWABD. DxrAUT a It am Athens.

Chllllcotbe, 11 40 put Cluclunatl, Loulavlllr, StLoulSkndallpolL-ts la 0t llelpre, Athens, Chll-1 a 00 a llcoihe.and way station' 2 li ra Athens, Chll 80 a bi i a piu Cincinnati and Sunday Louisville, -in. tionls only and all points nest and south. vHsll m--Belprc, Parkersburg. 1 OS pin Chllllcotbe, Cincinnati i and way stations. 1 OSpm Bel pre, Parkers 1 SOpm burg, Chllllcotbe.

cm. clnnati, Louisville, sr. Lculs, Chicago and all polnta west, south and southwest. I 8 so a Parkersburg and Belpie Local EASTWARD, 7 OB pm-Belpre, Parkersbnrir, 10 00 a Salem. Cornwallls, Clarktbnrg, Qrattour ao and all way stations.

18 OB m-Uelpre, Parkerabnrg, OS Oratten, WashlnBton, Baltimore; Phlladelph- la and New York. 3 llam ParkerBburg, Wash- 'OIOjo. lug ton, Baltlmoro, PhllsdelDhlaand New York 10 10 pm Parkersburg, Wash. 1 40 pn. lnston Baltimore Phil-adelphla.

New York, Boston and all points east. HDally. tExcept Sunday. All trains ot Marietta uutrlct run to Park ersburg. For-through tickets to all nolnta In the umtea states, Canada and Mexico, with do 5 aouieu iniormation as to rates, routes, sleepier accommodations please call on tl oMxaress- a.M.

Path, Ticket Agent. Marietta, O. Agt Marietta, O. G6n PUWn8W Parlor and Slaaplng Cmi Route. Toledo Ohio Central Ext'n R.

Tlma Tabla In Effeot Mav. 30. I too Oentral Standard Tlmo. NORTH BOUND. 8.

Si if. A.M. Leave Marietta Tunnel 8M 5 Vincent 8 63 1 a Culler .8 81 IS Utley 1S i. Sharpsburg t8 Amesvllle 1147 nt Arrive Columbus 1 cupmT OharlestMi, W.Ya tl A Cleveland js 1 Toledo ....0 40 11 Detroit JS Chicago nt. BOUTH BOUND.

No P.M. Till 8 1 4 It 4 ra I No. A. hi. Leave Columbus i 3 Athens is8 Amesvllle 08 ins Vincent 11 can trrtve UarletU fUKSDAYS, THURSDAYS DAYS ONLY.

and ftATUK- North No, 1 a. ni. leave 4 SO 3) a m. arrive Bound. No.

7 P.m. leave a St) 6 ait 1 10 18 arrive South Bound. No. i a.nir arrlv Ns arrve- I 8 Mr till OS. nu leave) Marietta Vincent Cutler Amesvllle Palos It 8 7 IS ll 45 a.m.

leave O. L. K. R. R.

TIUK CARD IN BITKCT DEC. JnoX 1-vl. UOINU NORTH Marietta Lowell Malta Zanesvllle lr Qolumbut Chicago OOINQ SOUTl. Lv.Chlcago "Colurnmw "Malta Waterford Lowell tr. IKo.

T-OOiDiia JlttJ. IS SB) I' 8 a spni IHpii 4 11pm S8pm lllpm i IS ti an 8 ID am lllm 4fl am 10 04 In 10 40 a All Trains Dallv exeept Sunday. tut; tl mu JTJtO Ullt. C. C.

UARlU80Uane7w kxarARlu Train run dally except fnndar. Clot rm. aectlons for all potnu nonh I Tid 1 weal. Through Sleeplna car from UarletU to trolt, leaving Kfarletta at l.tt nt." 1 rorlutherlnformatlonetB oa or addreMW Ui Agent, Union 'D'SpoK hh" r.D:D;L..BeS.vviN'--r'H W.11.UOR3S Snoerthilna'Ta, WCr WAV a tTa Yai Knox SaWDSlUtWlLI Tuttam Street. MarletiaTohlS' j.

p. ward. JssrjfSsa ral Loan Agent. "Ward-Nichols Ulock, S3. IUTUAWAK, Ht V.Kar.

ovei Leader Office. Cor, Froat and Putnim TABKZBELFORD, Attorney ami Counselor at Law. omce onPutnam St. CHABLK3 W. RICUARD8, Attorney at Law.

uiaeaonrntnamBuraet. Uarletu, "Dn. T. a-'WABD. Dentist.

Offioeln Onion Block, oyer Uharlts front MreeLTrtlow Putnam No. 76. NO. 'J. I 8)m JMpmf (1ST am I 15 am ip tap.

8 08 am 4 pm' 11 tl ajnil tflpntf IpOpmiTOOamj, 73 I. 1 11 1 i 1 J4j rr mJt 1r 1 tni-cT'Ei J'.