Marietta daily leader., April 11, 1901, Image 7

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Wetmore's fiat
sells oa its merits.
, Made only by
M. C, WETMORE TOBACCO CO.
St. Louts. Ma. 4
The largest indepentUml
actory irvAmerisa,
The Ohio alley Wagon Co,
la now installed in its new plant at Norwood, Marietta, Ohio, where
it is prepared to turn out wagons of all descriptions, more especially
oil country, road and heavy wagons. We also make the finest buck
wagon in the market. Also farmers' express wagons. We will be
pleased to show any person wish ng to purchase, our work iu all
Btages of manufacture. All persons are invited to inspect our plant
and work.
THI
National
Supply Co.,
TOLEDO, O.,
PBTTSBURG, PA,
Manufacturers of and dealers in Oil and Gas Well Supplies
Boilers, Engines, Cordage and Pipe. Branch stores in all oil
fields.
Long Distance 'Phone 237.
STOEE AND WAREHOUSE,
NO. 134 SECOND STREET, MARIETTA, OHIO.
THE B. & 0. S.-W- R. R.
WILL SELL
April 11, 1901,
Special Round Trip Ticketsto
Washington D. G.
AND
ALTIMORE, MD.
At $10.00 !
Valid for return ten days in
cluding date of sale. Special day coach
from Marietta and Pullman Sleeper
from Parkersburg. For full informa
tion address 0. P. McCarty, G. P. A..
Cincinnati, Ohio. J. H. Larrabee. T.
P. Agt., Chlllicothe, Ohio. A. H. Sni
der, Passenger Agent. G. M. Payne,
Ticket Agent, Marietta, Ohio.
B. fc O. S. W.
Beat Lino and Service to the
Cnrlsbndof Amorica
FRENCH LICK
AND
WEST BADEN
springs.
Close connections at Mitchell, Ind.,
with trains of tho Monon Route.
Descriptivo pnmphlots furnished on
application to any Ticket Agent of tho
B, & O. S-W. R. R.
O. P. McOARTY,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati,
Qhtb,
New Phone No. C9.
W. S. Battin, Real Es
tate, Loan & Fire
Insurance.
Room 22 St. Clair Building.
Has for sale up-to-dato four-roomed
houses, centrally located, everything
first class, well worth $1400, will sell
for ?1100. To good party will make
very easy terms. Call and see them.
Two choice vacant lots on Warren
street, one-hnlf square rom car line.
Elegant location for fino residences,
will not sell for any other purpose.
Pino rpfliflpnpo nrnTinrHea !n nil nnre- nf
tho city. I give special attention to the
selling oi nne resilience properties and
my Hst,is complete. On any street you
want, at any price you want, and on
any terms to suit the purchaser. Call
at office or ring me up before 70U buy.
Win, W. MILLS,
President.
.r. S. GOKIIEL,
Ciishler.
TIIOS. W. MOOKE,
Vice President,
G. O. JJEST,
Aasiataut Cnshier,
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY,
t lli
MARIETTA. OHIO.
CAPITAL 5150,000. SURPLUS, $150,000,
AVERAGE DEPOSITS 51,200,000,
DIRECTORS:
John Mills, W.D.Doyol, ChnrlesPon
rose, Thos. W. Moore, Wm. W. Mills.
JE5ESESE5E5H5H5ESE5E5E5r
S Notice To The Ladies.
a
Lllns Urigcr, tho well known ladies'
tailor, line Just returned from Now
York und other eastern cltUw with tho
latest and newest st) login lu(JW tailor.
mm, ins., yui u inruu u&fcortmem ni mo
iip.vtysi, suniiues UU(I
Irilnmincrtt. Irerv-
Biro us a
'lea for tho
loura Hpspecuullr,
body ia cordially invited to
visltand see tho newest style
comiue spring. Yours llespec
VIENNA LADIES TAILOR,
292 FRONT kriJEET.
referred to tho Committee on Taxation
and on September 20th that Committee,
through Mr. Ahlcrman, Chairman, re
ported on tho financial condition of tho
city which called public attention to
tho situation and resulted in a more
careful and economical management of
city finances.
ANNEXATION OP HAKMAR.
Tile question of extending tho corpo
ration lino so as to includo Harniar.
Fultonburg and adjacent territory was
taken up September 20, 1887, and re
ferred to a committee consltlrlg of Col.
T. W. Moore, S. M. McMillln and F.
V. Oldham. It was claimed with truth
that a great deal belonged to Marietta
that was not included in tho city lim
its. The people were enjoying all the
benefits of the city without paying any
city taxes or adding their increment of
numbers to the population. The abovo
Committee, at the next meeting, was
Increased by adding W. M. Morse, S.
B. Klrby, Murray McMillln, Robert T.
Moore and E. R. Alderman.
Even at this early date In the history
of the Board the Railroad Committee
had secured more favorable time tables
for the citv and soon began on the
freight rates.
On March 2flth, 1888, the Board took
action towards securing permanent
quarters on Fiont street, as up to this
time no suitable place of meeting had
been secured. Committee J. H. Grai
ton, S. M. McMillln and E. M. Booth.
Action was taken at the same meet
ing to form a stock company to erect
a hotel in the burnt district, a disas
trous fire having cleaned a space from
and including the bookstore of Mr. A'.
dermar to Turner's store on the west
side of Front street between Butler and
Monroe streets, and the lack of first
class hotel accommodatipns had long
been felt. -The following Committee
was appointed to secure an option on
tho land and report as to the advisa
bility of forming a stock company lo
undertake the enterprise: S. R. Van
Metre, A. D. Alderman and Murray
McMillin.
WATER WORKS. .
ft was feared that so vital a question
to the progress and welfare of the cllj
as water works would be lost sight of
by the citizens and that for want of
full information on the subject the
proposition might fall. Accordingly, at
the same meeting a committee was ap
pointed to Influence public sentiment
on this all Important subject. The fol
lowing committee was appointed: J. H.
Cinftoi'.. "U, . Mill"?, R. T. Moore,
V V. Robtr.fon and E. F. Wells.
At the next meeting, April '3rd, VS8
tl"t committee on new hotel reported
thut th y iart secured an option .-"n t-8
l) IS', f "I of the "burnt district" and
that this people tenerally were In f.ivor
of crocting a fiist class hotel. The f 1
lowing gontlcmen were thereupon add
ed to the committee: The Committee
on Looal Mercantile interests and W.
H. Buell and E. F. Wells.
At the same meeting, rooms for the
Board of T'ade were leased of Mr. K.
R. Alderman, who was then reeon
structir.g the building on Front streit
which had been destroyed by fire.
At the meeting April 9th, 18S8, the
Hotel Committee reported that a hotel
with two store fronts and fifty rooms
could be built for $25,000, including the
cost of ground. A committee of Hire
was appointed to secure subscriptions
to stock and to secure Articles of In
corporation for the hotel company u n
der the laws of West Virginia. Com
mittee, A. D. Alderman, F. S. Turner
and W. A. Sniff en. The movement,
however, was soon abandoned.
The question of a proper observance
of the One Hundredth Anniversary o
the settlement of Ohio and of the es
tablishment of Civil Government undci
tho ordinance of 1787 in the Northwest
Territory, had for a long time agitated
the community, and, as Is usual id
cases involvlng.the whole community,
there was great difference of opinion as
to the manner and time of such centen
nial celebration. The Board of Trade
did not take sides with either faction
of tho community, but on May 15, 188S.
tho Board voted that the Committee on
Local Mercantile Interests prepare a
trade display for the celebration in
July, 1888.
Tho trades display as well as tho
Centennial Celebration was a great
success.
BONDS ISSUED FOR NEW INDUS
TRIES. In common with many other cities
In Ohio Marietta in her anxiety to se
cure new industries was willing to is
suobonds to raise money for bonuses
to prospective mnnufacturies. Accord
ingly the Board of Trade In tho year
1891 appointed a committee to secure
legislation for that purpose. Thereup
on such Influences were brought to
bear on the Stnte Legislature that an
Act was passed authorizing tho City
of Marietta to issuo bonds in tho sum
of 150,000.00 for tho purpose of induc
ing new Industries to locate hero.
However, tho interests of tho city were
so well guarded during tho Ufo of the
law, which was limited as to time, that
not a bond was sold or a dollar of tha
city's monoy expended. Tho Commit
teo in chargo laid down plain and fair
business conditions, which none of tho
Concerns applying for tho mnnnv rnnld
or would comply with, saved for the
'- ftoPA
, NEW OIL DEVELOPMENTS.
In the year 1890 tho Board of Trade
being familiar with the history of the
Cow Run oil developments as well aa
with all other oil and gas territory in
tho region round about .Marietta, which
had been discovered since tho early six
ties, and believing that 'largo areas
were still undeveloped nround the city,
in order to call attention to this fact,
a map was prepared showing by circles,
with Marietta ns tho center, tho dis
tances of all known oil and ras terri
tory within a radius of fifty miles from
tho city. This map was widely circu
lated having been printed on thtbacl;s
of letter paper and distributed among
tho merchants and other business men
who used the same in their corres
pondence. This map with accompanying print
ed matter served to call attention to
this city and the surrounding territory
as an oil region and helped to Indues
the oil operators to put down test wells
in our immediate neighborhood, re
sulting in many rich oil strikes and in
the flocking to Marietta of many new
and valuable citizens who have during
the past eight or nine years contributed
largely to the growth and prosperity of
Marietta.
It is not necessary to go into the de
tails of every movement for the ad
vancement of the city'sjnterests. Tho
accomplished facts are as follows:
The annexation of Harmar, Fulton
burg, and East End territory in the
year 1890. The city water works in tho
same year, 1890. Street paving with
brick in the year 1890. Reduction of
taxation bv State Board of Equaliza
tion 1890. Sanitary system of sewer
age 1891. Naming of United States
Man of War for Marietta resulting in
naming gunboat "Marietta" 1895. Se
curing Marietta Boiler, Works in 189C.
Seeming an appropriation from Con
gress of $850,000.00 to build a lock and
dam In the Ohio River just below Mar
ietta, 1S99. Succesful campaign for new
court house 1898. $10,000.00 for Lob
dell Rim Works 1898. Reduction of
valuation for taxation bv State "Board
of Equalization 1901.
CAMPA'GN
FOR NEW
HOUSE.
COUR'I
On May 1, 1S9C, the Board adopted
resolutions inaugurating a movement
for a new court-house for Washington
county and on July 21, 1898, at an ad
Journed meeting the following commit
tee was appointed: W. D. Devol, D. B.
Torpy, Col. T. W. Moore, E. R. Al
derman, J. H. Grafton, B. F. Strecker,
A. D. Follett, B. J. McKlnney. C. A.
Miller and C. A. Ludoy.N
On September 15, 1898 after fully In
vestigating the cost of court houses In
other counties, and considering careful
ly the amount of money necessary to
build a court house in Washington
county the following resolution was
adopted:
"Resolved, That the Board of Trade
of the City of Marietta, hereby request
the Commissioners of Washington
County to submit to the voters of said
county at the election to be held In No
vember, 1898, the question of issuing
the bonds of said County to the amount
of $125,000.00 for the purpose of con
structlng a court house and jail for said
County."
This was presented to the County
Commissioners by the Committee and
arguments advanced In support of the
proposition, which meeting with the
approval of that body was duly sub
milted to a vote. The Board of Trade
Committee thereupon began a cam
paign for the success of the movement
and held numerous public meetings in
different parts of the county and
through the Pre? Commltttee of the
Board of Trade kept the newspapers
supplied with articles on the subject
The campaign was successful. The
vote carried by a small margin and
notwithstanding there was an Injunc
tion suit brought to prevent the bonds
being issued and other troubles all was
finally cleared away andnow we have
here the foundations ofa new court
house duly laid, and while the Board
of Trade and the County Commission
ers hrve had a iittlo tussle about the
Inscriptions on tho corner stone we
want to congratulate them on the good
judgment they have displayed in their
determination to give the people of the
county a fine building magnificent in
Its proportions and appointments and
up-to-date In every respect, a splen
did Temple of Justice which will not
only be a monument to tho enterpris
of the Marietta Board of Trade but lo
the good sense and progress of tho
County Commissioners and Tax-Payers
of Washington County.
Brings peace, comfort, mental and
physical happiness to the whole family,
if taken this month. Nothing half so
good as Rocky" Mountain Tea. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
Gold Is Missing.
By Associated Press.
Cherbourg, France, April 10. On tho
arrlvel hero yesterday of tho steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse, from New
York, on April 2d, It was announced
that three gold bars, worth 4000 each,
wero stolen during tho voyage. All tljn
baggage landed here was examined but
the gold was. not dlsqovered.
Hew Are "Sour Kidney f
Dr. nobbs'BpMUH Pill cure all kidney Ills. tea.
w & NEW & &
FURNITURE STORE
Tho U. 0. Furniture Store is
now open for Imame-P. and
j -- -
stocked wuli a lull li.io of linni
ture, luce ciirininn. rii'jp. innttincR,
linoleums sunt LAD1E.V TAILOR
M A 1)15 b'UriS..f iIih vi. ry Intent
fctylfci. Tries '. w l' im!its
eu-y.
II. G. PNITURE CO.,
Ward-Nichols Block, Second Street.
Marietta Division.
If ennsylvania Lines.
Trains Run by Central Standard lime.
Northward.
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Elba "
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Pleaiant City "
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Euk Tut Igirn, 7. M. timi. light Tice, 1. U. tint.
Connections leare Newroiiiaratoirn
Tin PlttNbureli lUvislon. For Pittsburgh
and tho East, 2 43 am.ni 31 am. l 17 pra. lot
Uhrlchxvllla and Dennlson. t7 47 pm.
I'or ColumbuR.t5 38am. For Columbus and
Clnclnniitl, u 23 Bm11 25 pm..Indinnapolls
and Ht. Loul", 25 pm. For Columbus and
Chicago, '4 20 pm.
Connections leavo Cnnnl Dover vln
Cleveland A Pltlsbarch Division. For
Clovcland. Canton and Kort Wayne Itouto
points, rhlcngo, Pittsburgh and Intermediate
points, t720am and t250pm.
Dally, t Except Sunduy. fFlngstop.
L. f. LOUEE, E. A. FORD,
General Uutger, Genanl Passenger agent'
11-25 00.-N PiTTsnonaii, Penn'a.
For time cards, rates of fare, th rough tickets,
baegago checks, nnd further Information re
garding the running of trains, apply to any
igent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
nffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburgh Railway,
The Pan-American
Exposition Line . .
THROUGH VESTIBULED TRAINS
BETWEEN
Pittsburgh
and
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
and
Rochester
Equipped with Pullman Sleepers, Hand
some Dny Coaches, Cnfo nnil Re
clining Chair Cars.
Quick Time Superior Service.
From P. & W Station, Allegheny.
Eastern Standard lime. I Leave.
Arrrhe.
Bullalo, Itochxxti-r, Pun
zsy, DuUois and Brad
ford Ex
Punxsy and DuBois Ac
com Buffalo and Rochester
Ex
0.00 n m
t 4.00 pm
10,00 pm
6.45 pm
tll.OOam
7.30 a m
Daily. fWeek Days.
9.00 a m train has Cafe and Reclining Choir
Cars. Pnllmon Sleeping Cars on 10.00 p m train
between Pittsburgh and Bullalo, Pittsburgh
and Rochester.
Ticket Ollice, M0 Smlthfleld St., cor. Fifth
Ave.
E. C. LAPEY, C. O'D FASCATJLT,
(Jen. Paes. Agt.. Dlv. Pass. Agt.,
Rochester, N. Y. Pittsburgh, Ta.
5e. tOeT "
af"AfcrV AVUH n-n. IU
aSlBHHrtajtfTLff
Genuine stamped C C C Never sold In bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something just as good."
$ $ Your Friend $ $
X.OXJJS PRICE)
The Economical Jeweler.
Study tho Economical Problem, and
savo monoy by havtnir your Watch,
Clock nnd Jnwolry repairing dono hero.
Dime Saving Bank BIdg. 114 Front Street.
Eye teain and fitting a Specialty, i, ,
B. & 0. S-W. R R
Time Table Nov. 20.
Train Arrlicut mid Depart from Cnlon
htntlon.
AMUVB
WESTWARD. Depart
3 11 a m Athens, Chllllccthe, 11 40 pm
b.UUIIUU.J, lUUJKVIIII,
i Louis and all points
West. South and n-ui
18 BS in Ufipie, Athene, Cull- (i OO m
iicome.tinn war stitions.
3 1ft p m llelr.re. A thins, Otill- MO CO a m
a 43 i m llcothe. CIik inuatl and
auuday Louisville, st Louis
only and all points west and
south.
is aa p m Belprc, Parkersburg, ! 03 p m
unuucoinp. ijmcinnati
and way stations.
1 03 p mUB e 1 p r e. Pa rkers- 7 85 p ra
burg. Chillier the. Cin
cinnati. Louisville. St.
Louis, Chicago and all
points west, south and
southwest.
t 8 so a m Parkersborg and Helpre Local
EASTWARD.
7 1C pm-Belpre, ParkersDure, 10 00 a m
jt,wm, j u i - u YYUIllt,
Clark, burs, Grafton,
OM.4 nil ... .. ... '
.in .. ""u way DIUllUUH.
12 OB p m Belpre, ParkersDurg, ! OO p ra
w.iwa, vvusniDf7ion,
Baltimore, Pblldelph
la and New York.
3 lla n Parkersburg, Wash- o lop m
lnyton, Baltimore,
. uiiiiuoiLiiiinknu rtew xotk.
10 15 p m Parlcersburg, Wash- 1140 pm
iflotltl TlnHlniAVA T1V.I1 .
adelphla. New York,
Boston and all points east,
., l",Dally. tExcept Snnday.
All tralnn nf MnrlAttn lllu.lnt ,,.. n nn.l.
ersbuig.
For through tickets to all points In the
nn1l.fi uiq.ou r.n.nM ... .. .. .. i.l j.
tailed Information as to rates, routes, sleeplcg
car accommodations etc., please call on o
address:
'M. Payne, Ticket Agont, Marietta, O.
A. H. Snidee. Passenger Agt., Majietta, O.
incinnatl. O
Columbus & Toledo Short Line.
MARIETTA, COLUMBUS & CLEVE
LAND RAILROAD.
Formerly the T. & O. C. Ex.
Time Table in Effect May 20, 1900.
FROM MARIETTA.
Stations. No. 3. No. 5.
Lv. Marietta 7.50 a m 2.25 p mi
Vincent 8.33 a m 3.00 p m
Cutler 8.51 a m 3.19 p m
Utley 9.15 a m 3.43 p m
Sharpsburg. . . 9.42 a m 3.49 p ax
Amesville 9.47 a m 3.54 p m
Ar. Palos 10.20 a m 4.25 p m
Athens 10.53 am .... p m
Corning .. ..11.51am 4.40 pm
Lancaster 3.52 p m 7.40 p m
Columbus . . 2.20 p m 7.20 p oa
FIndlay . . . . 5.00 p m 9.52 p ml
Springfield . . 5.34 p m .... pm
Dayton 6.20 p m .... p ra
Toledo C.33 p m 11.14 p ra
Detroit ., ... 8.45 p m 8.05 p ta
Cleveland ... .9.25 p m 1.50 p ra
Chicago 7.15 p M
MIddleport . .12.40 p m ....
Charleston . .4:30pm ....
Richmond. . . 8:30 am . ...
TO MARIETTA '
Stations. No. 4. No. 6.
Lv. Detroit .. . 9.25 p m ... a ra
Toledo . ...ll.40pm 'i 10 a m
Lancaster .. . 7.33 p m 10.10 a m
Findlay .. ..1.18 am 8.40 am
Columbus ... 7.50 a m 12.01 p m
Charleston 11.40 a ai
Middleport 2.20 p m
Athens 3.53 pm
Palos 10.38 a m 4.45 p m
Amesville .. .11.08 a m 5.15 p m
Sharpsburg . 11.13 a m 5.44 p m
Utley 11.19 am 5.50 pm
Cutler 11.43 a m 6.14 p m
Vincent .. ..12.02 pm 6.33 p m.
At. Marietta ... .12.40 p m 7.15 p m
For further information call on oc
address 'G. M. Payne, Ticket Agent,
Union Depot.
L. W. JAMES. General Passenger
Agent
Ohio River Railroad.
Time Table Effective Nov. 25th, 1908.
' (Eastern Time )
GOING NORTH.
Leavo Willamfirnwn .
d7:47 a. m to Wheollna
10:36 a. m to New MartinsYilla
aiz:40 p. m to Pittsburg and Eas.
d3:51 p. m... Wheeling and Int point
5:19 p. m., Ohio Volley Express Pittta-
burg and East
6.12 p. m..Sisterflville and int. pointa
9.07 p. m., New Martinsville and Int
pointa.
GOING SOUTH.
8:56 a. m, to Parkersburg
dll:17 a. m to Parkersburg
12:03 p. m., Ohio Valley Express ta
Huntington and Cincinnati.
d2:35 p. m to Kenova
4:45 I). m o Pt. Plonsmnt
d7:06 p. in. to Parkorsburc
9:54 p. m to Parkersburg
D dally, dally except Sunday.
L. E. CHALENOR
Gen. Pass. Aceut
O. & L. K. R. il.
TIME CAttD IN EFFECT DEC. Jnd. 1R05
QOINO NOHTH
.A .-rfarlotta
" Lowell
" Watarford
" Stockport
" Malta
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