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PWP(fwlPPPiiPWippWppp?WPippiP(IWWTWWP w U iiiiiiiiw' fffljiw Atf &. FIELPSINSTRELS AMP UTOPIA, AUDITORIUM, APRIL 7TH -viy t fc." " "- .--,. ,ifv !, '"" - a . . ----- - - i ii rfMi imnfflnTTrTrTim' .. - , - . , , . u ' ., ljWMnMpy hi 'yypwPif jiiy jyfyypjB WWKil IM-WMUMI 1 1 lllllWII-HWPWWBWWPWWMIWM U K' 'I , I ' rl k I i & ' ,7 fc& KARIETTA DAILY LEADER .BSTABLJSnKi) 138,1. MOHOB M. COOKE, JOHH W. LANSLRY, KDITOll. ASSOCIATE. Pnbllalied every day xcopt, Sunday, at tbn leader Dnildlng, Putnam Street and Muskingum Avenue. Tbuephong. No. 3 TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1890 We will consider It a great favor If subscribers will report any failure toaetiholr Lender, or any carolOBS ness on tho part of the carrier. Subscribers will ploaso not pay the carriers unless the carrier punches his credit tas In subscrib er's presence. For l'rcslilent, WIIXIAM McKINLKY, Of tho United Stntcs. Republican State Ticket, For Secretary of State. CHARXE3 KINNEY, of Scioto Co. I"or Judge of the Supreme Court, MARSHALL J. WILLIAMS, of Fayette Co. JEVr Food and Dairy Commissioner, JOSEPH E. BLACIOTOHN, oIBelmont Co. For Member Board of Public Worts. FRANIT A. HUFFMAN, of Van Wert Co. Congressional Ticket. .For Congress, 15th District, H. C. VAN V00RHI9, of Musklnqum Co. A REVOLUTION. Entire City Goverment Changad at Monday's Election. Meisenhelder, Mason and Win Out Easily. Richards UlC Surprise All Around. City Council Republican, Dr. BIcCluro llelng the Only Member Ite-olected, Heaviest Vote In tho City's History. Over 2100 votes wore cast at the municipal election Monday, tho largest number ever known. Mayor Palmer was deposed, Solicitor Xrenan was deposed, Engineer Gatos was deposed, as was also every Coun cilman up for re-election, with tho ex ception of Dr. JlcClure, who had no opposition. Tho people evidently wanted change yoted for it and got it. Here are the figures: ' - MAYOR. II. F. Kraft ... 100 Jowott Palmer 0S3 JEdw. Meisenhelder 1223 Meisonhelder's plurality, 2SS. CITY SOLICITOR. C W. Richards 1055 J. C. Bronan 0 Richard's plurality, SO. ' CITY ESOIXKER. W. P. Mason 1200 E. F. Gates 934 Mason's plurality, 273. CEMETERY TRUSTEE. Geo. T. Elston 1120 WATERWORKS TRUSTEE. John Mills 1517 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. John T. Bell 1104 Win. Harsha 527 Geo. Wcndelken 251 Bell's plurality, 557. TOWNSHIP CLERK. Jo. Sturgiss, ,. 1341 -C. II. Nowton ,, 712 Sturgiss' plurality, 02U, JUSTICE, U. E. Guyton 1210 M. H. nort ' mo Both elected. BOARD Or EDUCATIOK. i Without Fultonburg. M. It Andrews 0S4 J. L. RecUard CS4 T. M. Sheets G52 JKobert Shiers 020 Helen Morgan 5S4 B. E. Hennis , 354 Andrews and Reckard elected. Jilonday was an ideal election day and in point of numbers voting tho election itself was an ideal one. It be came apparent soon after noon that tho total vole would be far in excess of that ever cast at any previous spring election. Dozens of cabs and scores of ward workers were busy all day in the interest of various candidates. The contest took on the quiet, strained aspect of a close and deadly battle. Tho chief interest settled, of course, about the contest for Mayor, and each of the three candidates used his utmost exertions to ?et out every vote possible. For City Engineer and Solicitor tho race was also interesting and well run. For member of Board of Education there were several more candidates -than required nnd for that reason the contest did not assume the samo fight ing proportions as for other offices. Everybody conceded tho re-election of Prof. Andrews and the rest of tho can didates fought for second place. The, women's vote was very light falling short of last years in every ward and precinct. LITTLE MUSKINGUM. JUSTICE. Guyton 80 Dart CO TRUSTEE. Bell 01 Ilarsha 55 ' CLERK. Sturgiss 01 Newton 21 t 'i ASSESSOR. pbftrles Thornlley. 103 FULTONBURG PRECINCT, justice! Guyton Hart ( TRUSTEE. Bell ...' 83 38 .59 Ilarsha 10 Wcndclkon . CLERK. Sturgiss 41 Newton 83 ASSESSOR. Crickard .'..: 70 1IARMAR PREOINCT. JUSTICE. Guyton t. Hart TRUSTEE. Bell Ilarsha Wendelken CLERK. Sturcrlss " .55 Newton ;-l ASSESSOR. John Roush 3", John C. Smith 0 William Whiting 27 SUPERVISOR. Lewis Sears 13 Hiram Craig 25 BOARD Or EDUCATION. Andrews 13 Hennis 20 Morgan 19 Reckard 10 Shiers 30 Sheets 9 FIRST WARD. MAYOR. Kraft 22 Meisonhelaer 107 Patmer 123 SOLICITOR. Richards 100 Brenan 101 ENGINEER. Mason - .141 Gates 133 COUNCIL. Garrison ., 175 Marsch 105 ASSESSOR. Tncker 239 CEM. TRUSTEE. Elston 170 WATERWORKS TRUSTEE. Mills 195 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. Bell H7 Ilarsha 87 Wendelken 27 CLERK. Sturgiss 150 Newton 95 JUSTICE. Guyton .' 150 Hart 9S BOARD OP EDUCATION. Andrews 92 nenr.is 34 Monran 94 Reckard 141 Shiers SO Sheets 03 SECOND WARD. MAYOR. Kraft 19 Meisenhelder t..23S Palmer 120 SOLICITOR. Richards 149 Brenan 178 ' ENGINEER. Mason 188 Gates 159 COUNCIL. Wood 230 Weber 133 ASSESSOR. Fmuk Shaw, , ,,...,, 277 OHM. TRUSTEE, Elston 193 WATERWORKS TRUETEE. .Mills 211 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. Bell H8 Harsha 71 Wendelken 33 CLERK. Sturgiss 105 Newton 01 JUSTICE. Guyton 183 Hart 131 BOARD 01" EDUCATION. Andrews -' ....78 Hennis 22 Morgan i C2 Reckard '. 05 Shiers K. 41 Sheets : 00 THIRD WARD. MAYOR. Kraft I? Meisenhelder 252 Palmer 320 SOLICITOR. Richards 212 Brenan 299 ENGINEER. Mason 200 Gates 148 COUNCIL. McClure 388 ASSESSOR. Spraguo 410 Dovol 121 CEM. TRUSTEE. Elston ." 141 WATERWORKS TRUSTEE. Mills 417 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. Bell 271 Ilarsha 93 Wendelken "70 CLERK. Sturgiss 310 Nowton ..., 1.201 JUSTICE. Guyton...... 290 Hart ....,. 318 FOURTH WARD. , MAYOR. Palmer, , 175 Meisenhelder. 380 Kraft.. v 17 SOLICITOR Brenan. . ., .ISO Richards 328 ENGINEER. v Mason .' ...;.. .358 Gatos -. . .177 COUNCIL. Hardy .' 409 rcters ...... 120 ASSESSOR. Arendt -...230 Wildorruuth 207 CUM. TRUSTEE. Elston ....'.S00 WATERWORKS TJlUSTEIi Mills. . .' .300 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE, Belt 227 Ilarsha... s 97 WendelUon ! 78 CLERK. Sturg'ss 291 Nowton 103 JUSTICE. Guyton 252 Hart '. 222 BOARD OIVEDUCATION. Andrews 287 Hennis. 83 Morgan... 127 Reckard 105 Shiers 132 Sheets 231 FIFTH WARD MAYOR Kraft 17 Meisenhelder 112 Palmer 124 SOLICITOR. Richards 135 Bronan 89 ENGINEER. Mason 110 Gates ' 92 COUNCIL. Sharpe . 110 Henry 110 ASSESSOR. Cooke .' 189 CEM. TRUSTEE. Elston 117 WATERWORKS TRUSTEE. Mills ...151 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. Bell Ill Harsha 39 Wendelken 10 CLERK. Sturgiss 181 Newton 74 JUSTICE. Guyton ." 90 Hart 127 BOARD OF EDUCATION. . Andrews 70 Hennis 90 Morgan 51 Reckard 44 Shiers 105 Sheets 34 SIXTH WARD. MAYOR. Meisenhelder GS Palmer 1 11 Kraft 7 SOLICITOR. Richards 100 Brenan 7S ENOINEER. Masons 122 Gates 55 COUNCIL. Pricj 10S Davis 70 ASSESSOR. Protsman 05 Monroe 115 CEM. TRUSTEE. Ellton 115 WATERWORKS TRUSTEE. Mills 120 TOWNSIHV TRUSTEE, Bell 78 Harsha , 39 Wendelken 13 CLERK. Sturgiss 99 Nowton .: 52 JUSTICE. Guyton 82 Hart 101 BOARD OF EDUCATION. Andrews 45 Hennis 85 Morgan It Reckard 44 Shiers 94 Sheets. 80 Tho I.ltt-s rim oil. Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, III., was told 'by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hopo for her, but two bottles of Dr. King'b New Discovery completely cured her und she says it saved her life. Mr. Thos. Etrcrcrs. 189 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered irom a dreadful cold, nnnroaclilmr Consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Ur. King's wow Discovery and in two weeks was cured. Ho is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are samples, that provo tho wonuorlul eincacy oi this medicine in Coughs and -Colds. Free trial bottles t.t W, II. Styer's Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00. LONDON, April 0. The Chroniclo says, JMonday that tho negotiations between Great Britain and tho United States iconccrning Vcnozuela nro proceeding satisfactorily and that a solution fa Torablo to all is counted upon with confidence. St. Loula Defeats Chicago. St. Louis, April 0. Tho St. Louis (football players Sunday defeated tho Chicago eleven by a final score of two to one, giving tho victors tho western .championship. Saturday's gamo was also taken by the locals. The World's Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great In ksy tatog power as the RoyaLt , Half A MILLION DOLLARS To bo Clvon Awny In Artloloo of Koni vaiuo to xno users or Chowlng and Smoking" (Tho Only ANTI-NEIiVOUS nnd ANTI-DYSPEPTIC) TOBACCO. SAVEYOURPOUPONS (or EMPTY BAGS UNTIL COUPONO APPEAR) AND GET IN EXCHANGE FREE THE FOLLOW ING VALUABLE and USEFUL ARTICLES i VALUABLE PICTURES. Handsome Water Color Fnc-slmilcs, Lnnd ecnpo and Marine, tlzo 14x23, 12 subjects. Flno Pailol Fac-slmllcs, Landscape and Figures, bIzo iOxU liichen, 12 subjects. Beautiful Vonetlan Scenes, Works 'of Art bIzo 211x30 Indies, 4 subjects. Magnificent Water Color Gravuros, nfter1 fa mous artists, slzo 22x23 inches, 4 subjects. NO ADVERTISING .ON ANY OF THE ABOVE. SuchKxcellent H ow: efArt hare never before CHOICE BOOKS. Cfolh Bound Standard Works, over ISO se- lected titles ; by Eminent Authors. a Popular Novels, 000 titles byFavoritoAuthors. z , TOBACCO POUCHES. Rubber, sell-closing. Convenient ondnsefnl. 9 PIPES, French Briar (Guaranteed Genuine). A POCKET KNIVES, Jack Knives and Pen Knives, first quality, T American manufacture, Razor Steel, hand forgcd,tlnclT tempered Blados. Stagllandlo RAZORS, Highest Grade Steel. -Hollow Ground. Z POCKET BOOKS, Finest Quality Leather, Ladles' and Gents'. v CYCLOMETERS, 1000 Mile Repeatmq. For any size Bicycle. A EXCELLENT Open Face WATCHES, Tho "Mall Pouch" Watches are nado by m a leading American Watch Company X nnd are guaranteed, without qualification. '.Tho "works" contain all improvements up a to date. They will wear nnd perform well Z for n life tuna If onlv ortllnnrtlv cared for. V Coupons explain liow to secure All Articles One Coupon in each 6 cent (2 ounce) Package. Tico Coupons in each 10 cent (4 ounce) Paclage. Mail Pouch Tobacco Is sold br all tfealers. Fnckngcs (now on tale) containing no coupons will bo accepted as coupons. "2 oz." Empty Bag at one Coupon, "i or." Empty Bag as two Coupons. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Mailed on application, giving complete list and description of all articles and Titles ol Books and Pictures; also tells how to get them. The Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co., Wheeling, W. Va. No coupons exchanged after July 1, 1807 Beverly-Waterford. Tho Hoard of Improvement, of Ilever ly, met Friday night and appointed a committee to look after tho interests of tho town. Electric lights will he tho first irriproyement worlied after. A. W. -Humphrey made the Board a proposition to furnish a plant if the town will guarantee 200 lights. Tho committee think they can easily raise tho required number. The poultry fanciers of this township met in tho City Hall and appointed committees to arrange for the Mus kingum Poultry Association to hold its next meeting in IJoverly. The examiners held the regular ex amination for the admission of pupils to the High School today. The pupilb of tho High School at Waterford planted tho school yard in nice young trees Saturdny. A. M. Foreman made tho speech to the Search Light Club Saturday. Money was His topic More farmers were in 15oerly Sat urday than for months. V. W. Kelly writes from Str. Lorena that liis S00 hens laid eggs enough to keep him in beer all tho way to Pitts- hurg. C, F. S. FRIEND" lts Mi Confinement of lis Pain, Horror and Risk. Mv wlfoused " MOTHERS' miEVn i.b. 1 foro birth of nor llrst child, film rilil not - suffer from CIMUI'S or PAIAS was quickly i I relieved ax, tho ciltlcal hour suffering but i little sho had no pains afterward and her ' recovery was rapiu. a. J. tiuunsTON, jjurauia, Ala. Sent by Mall or Exnress. on recplnt. nt . price, si.uv per voiuv, uook "To Moth , ers " mailed Free. . .'A .-...- ' . . . 1-,'- - I BIUDFIELD REGULATOH CO., Atlanta, Ca. BOLD DY AIL DIUJQalSTS. Better Than EVer. Tho World's Most Beautiful and Finely Finished Wheel. " Tho .Strongest Lady's Bicyclo is tho Souvenir Catalogue Free. Also Gendron and Ilclrauce Makes. Sample Wheels at Schlaubach's. B. EVELEIGH, Agent. Fine Buggies, Ladies' Phaetons, Sur ics and Oil Men's Buckboard, Etc. Wo have in stock the finest assort ments of hitrh trrade work ever offered in Marietta. We visited tho factory where these goods nro made and wo do not hesitate to Recommend them very highly to our friends. Wc buy by tho car-load and get tho yery lowest prices. They wore all made before January 1st, iROfl. theroforo are thoroughly dry. .. Wo handle a buggy mado espeoially-i lor farmers- use, Biroug ana uurauio. Call at SIS Fourth streot F. H. Diitton & Son. If yon need an engine of any kind, steam, gasoline, kerosene oil, send for free illustrated circular to Chas. P. WnxATto & Co., 197 Canal St, Chisago mm Pouch I EXPECTANT we "-'yu 4 J ttxfU CnW B ffTiai B REAIEDY Which S S RflnTRsTf'Bfll INSURES Safety f (f M I H U S" U of Life to Alother SHU D 8BMe$J and Child. ? LARGER and LARGER . . Week by week we are making great gains over the . corresponding weeks of 1895. Something is surely working in out favor; wonder if it isn't WELL SATISFIED customers I We have hundreds of them, and our ' low cash prices, fair dealing and the honest service able goods we sell make them. One reason we can name such extremely low prices is that we Buy and Sell for CASH. We wish every customer would buy all merchandise and all dealers soil it that way. CASH, CASH ! that's the only true way of doing business. New lots ol Spring and Summer Suits, Hats, etc., coming in every few days. We mark them at a low honest per cent, of profit, and they are yours at that price, no moreand no less. TRY US NEXT TIME! S. R. Van Metre &Go., TI-IE OLID RELIABLE CASH CLOTHIERS. Ladies' Spring Capes! The swellest and rinost stylish Capes brought out this season. Silk Capes and Velvet Capes; Beaded, Lace and Rib pon trimmed, silk lined throughout $.00 and up. Ladies' SpringCapes made of all-wool , Broadcloth, braid and button trimmed, straps of same material, latest style, colors are black, navy and tan, at any price you want. Jenvey &0 Allen, W. F. ROBERTSON. W. F. ROBERTSON & CO. "City Cash Shoe-Store" Dealers in Reliable Footwear For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. This new store, situated at 123 Putnam street, the room former ly occupied by the Citizens National Bank, will be open for busi ness Saturday Morning, March 28th. The public is inyited to call, examine stock and make selection, I 23 Putnam St. W. F. ROBERTSON St CO. lonial Book Store, We desire to call attention to our lino of Reward Cards, JBooIcs, etc., they will fill the bill exactly. We can furnish all kinds of STAPLE STATIONERY for .deEk, office and other use. Automatic Ink-stands, Paper Fasteners, File, Waste Baskets, "Rules. Blottersetc. Ink Mucilage, Paste, Wax and Labels. Engineer's Material, Tools, etc. A splendid assortment of Fountain Pens. A large line of Type-Writer Paper. 1.53 Colonial Block. J. E. VANDERVOORT. C. E. GLINES. Do You Want a Good Lamp? VVV'V''V5i'V If so, see Charles Holtz on Front Street near Putnam. IIo also will show you by far tho Best Selected stock of Queensware in Mnriottn. Charles Holtz, the queensware m aw." "Doing My Own Work." How often have you heard Very often, no doubt. Tho Majestic Raege Was made for these noble women who devote their lives to tho comfort and welfare of others. There are .many things that commend this invention, but not the least is this: It makes housework no longer a drudgery, but a pleasure. We recommend, t. NYE HARDWARE 0.5 170 Front Str., SOLE AGENTS, Marjetta, Olut No. 108 Front Street. WILLIAM GLA8S. a tired woman make this, remark? v We have tried it We know what it can do,' a j UraUK