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.yi i' AffjljpijjYft WoiijMWOHlfMwrWHWWti .MWmi wwMMWyiiiBfewifMliiwajtirawM v t " --r rp 4 i i i " v o U " a P n d o n 8 il o t B a c c I 1 t " fe Excollcnt Combination. Tho pleasant method nnd beneficial Cltccis ol the well lcnmvn rnmoilv. brnui' of Fias, manufactured by tho OALiroitNiA. Fio Srnup Co., illustrate tliovaluoof obtaining tlio liquid laxa tivo principles of plants known to bo medicinally lnxntlvo and presenting them in the form most rcf i cshing to tho tiato and acceptable to tho syotcm. "It te the ono perfect (Strengthening laxa tive, cleansing tho system efteetually, dispclllhg colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling ono to overcome habitual coiibtipatlon er xnaucntly. Its perfect freedom fr&m tjVery objectionable quality and sub stance, and its acting mi the kidneys, ljrer and bowels, without weakening or irritating thcui, make it th$ ideal l.Vtative. ' In tho process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to tho taste, but tho medicinal qualities of tho remedy are obtained from senna and Other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho California Fiu Byrup Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitation plcaso remember tho full namo of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN 3,-RANCIBCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, HIT. NEW TOUK, N. Y. Forsalo by all Druggists. Price 50o. per bottla. SOLD DY DRAG LB AND LYTL3 'ArfD A. J. RICHAliDS, MARIETTA, OHIO. Du.o. w.Einni. Office No. 304 Front Stroot. UppoiltoSoUlIora'Monnmont. UoolUenoeHo 118 Jroorth Street. Telet hone oonnootlon. UNDEItWOOD & I.UDEY, Attorneys At Law, - Corner Second and Putnam btieets Rooms No. T anQ 9, Mnrtu&, Oh! TABEZ BEL70KD, Attorney and Connaelor at Law. Offlco onPntnam St. WAY & HANCOCK, Attornovs-At-Lnw. Boom 20, tlilrtl Hoot St. Clair Ilullillne. J. C. BRKNAN. C. C. MIDDI.KSWAltt Ulili.lA.N & Mll)lI.l.MVAl;i'. , r Attornpvs at Law. Davis Building, Marlettn, Ohio. W. K, SVKICS, Lawyer nml Jfolnry Stenographer In Office, Mills Iliiilding. Marietta, Ohio. JD iJARn Dealer In Roa IT VV rVrlLy, IlBtate and Gen iral Loan Asent Ward-Nichols Ulock. SJ, IIATI1AWAV, . Attorney t I.aiv. ovei Loader Offlco. Cor. Front and Pntn- COEN & WILSON, Attorney at Law, Rooms 23 and 25 Bt. Ch ir RnlldlniCi Pntuam Btreet, Marietta, Ohio. CH.1ELK8 W. K1C1IAIUS, Attorney at Law, Office onPntnam Street. Murlmt. Q. W. STRECKER, rT, St. Clnlr building, rutnam Street, Mari etta, Ohio. -VTYE AlOLLKTT, Attornavt at Law. Office tn Law Building. MtrtetU. Defective Eyes nn lie nrsila rr-itf' wierfictly. atni the trouble entirely tn hiovirt bv l'KOl' EHLY FITTING glasbes. My long experience is nt your command. Glasses lrom 25 cents to $10.00. MISS JOSEPHINE J. NIXON VOptici.n. Hutchison's linrgnin Storo. 171 Front, 1st Floor. April C-tf Tuca. Thura & Sat. Examination of Teachers Tor tho public schools of Washington Count will be held In the Marietta Hlsh School Roou nn the second Saturday of each month excep January, July and August. J. A. STONE, Marietta, Ohio. President Hoard of School Trail inrrs. H. W. VlcCLOSKEY, VVDENT1ST. ' i Over lluckoyo Clothing Stoio. Cor. Front and Bui tor. Marietta, O .; DENTIST, OTTO BLOCK Putnam Street. BAKER aftd CONFECTIONER. 112 Putnam Street. Finest Ice Cream and Ices. Caters to Parties and Club hkimji wuwwsu w uvhvi PLUMBERS. Gob nml Hteum litters. Electrician S10 Greene StreL Marietta, Ohio M jfki:? yssm. S&liM& &JM ;Jri' &S ni mi i fi f? i fl.M mitt Hff fi Art. wmr v w in bo paid for ftL fZZ. m tt 5ny case of Nasal Catarrh, ! "1 Faa.h1of, Head or Ca CU. MW 'arrlial deafness that ran t v,i' not teperrmnentlr cured .. ' - by bunsi:ns cruam CATARRHAI Cures catarrh easily and pleasantly. Cleanses, soothes and Ilea Is tho membrane. Contalna no murcury nor other Injurious drug. Is oulckly tibsorbcd. Gives instant relief. Regular siie, fifty cents. Sam ple and full directions free on ri-nuest by C. W. ?Pef5i ?nft Qo gijiQPo, rx ' -?- V jm ws"h-ti4 'f'V i , nj.. f I - t ' f PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Will Carry Out Unchanged the Ichas ON THE LA ME D TED - MKINLtY. tin Will ICiillniv In tho Imtlrr'n Knot. slt-ps m'lo I'ollclri, KilcNlTsiifps'ilnct lliislncss. " ' v K ' ' " '' "May God .make your burden light," ls said to bo tno message that Mrd.'Uy nn,i it fas that f deling;-thdtnVas McKlnley sent to Theodore Hoosovclt when k he camo to thb hdusb upon his arrival at Duffalo after President Mc- Klnlcy's death to pay his proper re spects. That touching prayer wllf havo echo in the heart of cvory true American, particularly so ilnco Presi dent Hoosevelt himself, before lie took the oath of ollico, In colcmn earnest ness declared, "It bhatl be my aim to continue absolutely unbroken the pol icy of President McKlnley for the pcaco (and ho emphasised that word), prosperity and honor of tho country." That short, slmplo sentence speaks for tho long hours of silent thought its ho struggled out of the Adirondack forest, where he had gone to be away from men, and as ho sbecded across the Umpire state to 'assume tho great Uust thus tragically devolved upon him. Senator Dopcw, who was present at the Inauguration proceedings, says It seemed to him the most Impressive ccicmonlalthatho ever witnessed in all his ample experience In sueh maltcrs. Ho says Mr. Roosevelt, with his youth and his magnificent athletic personal ity, and tho terrible earnestness o his little speech, seemed to personify the Indomitable vigor of that American conquest and industrial and commer cial evolution, and Its continuance, of which McKlnley, In the public mlnd( was largely the creator and wholly tho representative. In repeating thd ords of tho Judge administering the oath Uooscclt extended his hand over his head to the full length of fll3 arm. Ho closely followod each sentence, and hl3 ending seemed almost as If It was a salvo of artillery: "And so I swear." There Is abdiulant evidence that President Rcoscclt Is In the most ab solute earnest In this declaration of his purpose. His Unquestioned sin cerity and stitrdy truthfulness aro voucher enough for that, but other facts in connection with It aro of pe culiar lmpmtanco at this time. First, wo have tho statement of the special correspondent at Buffalo of the Phila delphia Pres3, tho newspaper of Post master General Smith. This writer says: "I am In a position to cay that, Pres ident Roosevelt earnestly, forcibly, soundly desires to carry to completion tho plans and, po'itjlesof .flcKInley. Ho recognises' in them all 'the ele ments of safety, all the features of conservative governmental functions so necessary to tho'flnanclal end busi ness interests of the country. Presi dent Roosevelt today met many men, from eablnct ministers to plain citi zens vlth no political ambitions. To all of them, so far as I have been ablo to learn, ho I12.3 expressed his earnest deslro to follow in McKlnley's foot steps, both a3 to friendships and busi ness nud governmental policies. The first cvldcnco of this determination was tho request that tho members of tho McKlnley cabinet remain in office for some months at least." To tho samo effect Is a statement cent out by tho Associated Press from Buffalo, undoubtedly, upon full author ity, In regard to conversations be tween President Roosevelt and mem bers of tho cabinet and other friends. It must be remembered right here that McKtnley'f, cabinet, now Roosevelt's cabinet by his very urgent request, aro all personal friends of President Roosevelt, and that there has never been a tlmswhcn the relations between the president and vice president have been as intimate cs In McKlnley's ad ministration, both no to Hobart and Roosevelt, and that President McKln ley and his Mleccssdr have been in close and constant confluonco with each other. Tl(h Associated Press re port says that President Roosevelt, In talking with thcie frlcndd, gave them such ldca3 as ho had already formu lated for tho conduct of public, affairs and his own polley. In no senso aro they divergent fiom what hpn bcon.uri dcrstoed line been McKlnley'r. policy. Tho paitlculcra given aro of luteicsf, but we will not use space for tliem at this point. O20 thing maybe noted hero as moro than a singular coincidence, becauso it is tlio unconscious testimony of bbth President McKlnley and President Roosevelt to their harmony of 'thought and purpose. That Is, (ho close like ness between Mr. McKlnley's farewell address, ns his Buffajo 'Ebcccji has proved to be, and remarks njade cnrller In that week by Mr. Roosevelt at Min neapolis. This partletija'rly applies' to the central theme of PrcsldentjMcKln lcy'n thoughts the matter 'Of, reciproc ity. Mr. Roosevelt, after referring to tho Improbability of any foreign' war, though saying that thero "mjght bo r-omo strain, a Jar hero nnd there, from industrial competition," added: "Here again we havo got to remem ber that our first duty Is to our own people. Wo must continue tho policy that has been so brilliantly successful In the past, nnd eo shape our econom ic system as to give every advantage to tho skill, energy and intelligence of our farmers, merchants, manufac turers and .wage workers, and yet wo must also remember In dealing with other nations' that benefits must bo given when benefits are nought-. It la not posslblo to dogmatlzo as to the exact way of attaining this end- for tho exact conditions can ' ;t I we- j(t,9ldf Ip, t,Ue Jong run. ? our UMltMMMttMMta u j Tf'T.'f'rrT-" ? ' " " ' -i g ; y . nrlmo nfceda hxotablllty and eontteuiw cir ccnr.rin 'W nolldv. and yet Ikroitah tt-caly of by dlrcrt logicniioti, (t may at lca-rt, Sn cetlhlh caact, becbtiio ald- : . ".. . . ....i, . .1 - vantagtauB to u(pplomcnt olff' pfeSchl ho IcY by n ssytcal bt rcclsrotdl bcrib- ifit rind obligation" l l 1 In view or all tjicso facts, It ts en tirely natural (hat ono of th'c very hid hdvUcd correspondent? frmh Ww York city, In regard to thovhlghoi matters of governmcnti should give tho testimony of Ills wide and Hlipn ough knowledge of the mrtropOlis-tliat "Roosevelt becomes president VMtlt ii,a nlmnlllln crviflrlnhnrf rtf tltfV OhhirrtVrJ ,., (nrt,lftH-ini nnd finnnelal .edminu- in particular reflected 'In the 'stonatll ji ..... 1 .. L1.V.I- ll.iJ tt,ii.l.M ui luu YurjuuH uiui jii'ia una iiiuiiiuit, fMonUayj. This w-llcf mdkes'hhbth'cr very Important cOntHhtitioh to.'thls mo-it vital matter, ho far as olir people aro concerned, m this statement: "Ev ery one hero who had porBonal ac quaintance with both Prrjsldbntr Mc Klnley and with Thcodoro Roosevelt knew that tho essential distinction1 be tween the two men whs simply ti dif ference of t(rr.',eramerit. ' In oil the fundamental fiurlbiitcs -of t!hriractbr In moral llhcr. lit un exquisite sense both of self-respect, personal lltlnor and what tho obligations dnd Inter courBe between man and man rehire, tho two men were singularly alike." Pne moro witness may bo suhimon ed from tho many who Urc at ,hand and that Is a political opponent, but one of tho strongest, nnd most Inde pendent newspaporsj In tho bestttensn, lh tho cbtmtryi-tko Brooklyn ICnglc. Tdat" paper 'notes tho inlpoilant fact thai "Thcodoro Roosevelt dB governor of lew Vorlt filled tho Inocl Important oxecuttve offlco In tho land saving the ono lid now holds," ho being the first vlco ptcaldent promoted', to tho su preme oHlce who haB' had a 'thorodgh oxeciitlvo traltilng.' The" Eagla 'hears witness Upon One tpolnt that Is'suro to come up In every mind In cotlncctloti with President Rodsbvelti nnd :thnUls hi3 relation to the Republican party of his own state, and' particularly to Senator Piatt. That gentleman him si'lf has spoken out very plainly ns to his satisfaction with President Roose velt's promotion, lie dot's "hot say that President Roosevelt nnd ho arc in agreement upon all things and will ho, but that la so clearly staled by Tho Kaglo that wo quote from It as follows: "While Mr. Roosevelt con Bulled tho machine, hoi refused its (de mands more often than ho accepted them, and ho forepd'on it his own do-' mands much more frequently than it would llko to admit. Besides whlci the 'machine remembers with , respect and with regard that ho never db ccivcd it and novcr sought to''.nialfo capital for himself by 'Its ostentatious humiliation. The truth tollor arid the truth worlter In 'our governorship ib likely to bo tho samo fn that larger govornorshli called tho presidency pf tho United States." Tako all these facts together and. in connection vyl'h them tho acknowl edged earnestness and determined sin cerity of Thcodoro Roosevelt, and nope need fear his being equal to the duties that havo dovolvod upon him. Those that might doubt his being In somo lesser position as calm and mod erate and self-pol30d m McKlnley, will consider fn this connection be sides both tho weight of his responsi bility and tho Circumstances of hU coming Into tho place, for tho slfadbw of tho 'tragedy to u-man of his topaper ament will tone his cntlra administra tion. He 13 tho only 'man In' America, too, that represents at onco the most thoiough culturo of thd cast1 anM the broadest western ways. Ho knows this country nnd all parts of It, and thero ts every reason to bcllevo that he will mako n president worthy to succeed William McKlnley. Ono thing, however, ls''most essen tial, and that Is tho hearty support of tho American people. "One expression attributed 'to President -Roosevelt since his accession to' ofllco Ms tho wish that the frlend3 ot McKlnley' con tinue steadfust fn their allegiance and friendship to him, that' tliey "glvo" him tho same fidelity and faithfulness that wpro always given td president Mr Klnloy. It Is tho latter's closest ' frlbnds who arc most afimlrcd that tho Hew president will follow conserva tively and closely the boileles Of his .predecessor, nnd it Is from thb Inner circled cf'McKlnloy'B associates that the astUranco 0006' thht President 'Roosevelt will hnvo tho loyal advice 'nnd support of McKlnley's closest per sonal and political friends. tn view 'of all thbbb thlngd. there rests upon tho people of (his stato, not alone upon tho Republicans of Ohio but upon nil tho podplo of McKlnley's htete, at this time, a very solemn and peculiar responsibility. It Is no ordi nary appeal to1 partisanship, but tho duty that devolves upon them of hon oring th"lr presldont'o, memory by honoring tho man who will malntplll his pollts and carry forward tho work that droppdd Unflrffshctt frofn His hands. Ohio cn nbt afford fdr 0116 imlnuto over to "have k'tiald horedfttr thnt she- was false at this" tme to Thc odoro Roosevelt by so much 'ns a sjn glo vote within the entire hbrdcis ot our Buckeye btntc. The blow that killed President McKlnloj- was aimed not at the man but; at tlla magistrate, and nil tho enemies of (ho govern ment, whoever they are and wherover they arc, must bo niado to see that tho peoplo stand by tho president of the United States so eolldly that there can be no ralsurfdefstandlng that The odore Roosevelt as that officer Jias tho complete support of all the people. , . i Mr. Bryan has often said that ho places tho mati before the ddllar; hut as ho never delivers an address with out requiring 'cash payhfent, ho puts tho do'lar before" tho man In his own 'case. 1 y'm NERVITA RILLS , t&fae Vitality', LosttflgerBBd Manhood; CurolmpotoncyNI'giit EintMloni, Lo3 of Menf ory, an -waeiinir uisonsos, hlielTdeto(soIf-abuso or oxcosj and Iiidlscrotlon. Alnervo tonloaad blood 'builder,. Brlnirs L " "o P'nh mow to pnlo jf3r chcoics and restores tho CJHwjXVflra or youth, lly mail WHtl3B? vC50o nr boxti Ikixas for ffiS,BO, with our bonkaslo enurnnteo to oure Sr rotund the money paid. Bond fdr circular 'and o"py ot our bankablo guarantoo bond. pniiaTablefs EXTRA' STRBNOTH Immediate Results Tirr.Tiiur 1,1111,-1.1 PosltlTolyirnnrnntood euro for Lor,8 of PftWor, Varlcocofo, UudoTolopod or fltjrunkon Orcanr, ParMls. Locomotor Ataxia, Norvonl Prostra' tlon, xlyalorln, fitif Insanity, Parnlyslt nnd tho llloaults of Exco3ilo UsSof Tobacco, Orium 01 ILIquor. Uy mall in plain packago, 31.00 t W i fnA fftK.fin TOlfli nnr hanlmbln Wnteo boadto euro in SO days or rofazat money paid. Addrosa NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sto., CHICAGO, IIA I Sold Dy Beaglo & Lytlo nnd A. J,' Richards. JDruKglsts, Marlotta, Ohio. LtVJJ MKN WANTED, They CURB DANDRUFF. HAIR FALLING, HEADACHE, etc., yot costa the eamo as an ORDINARY comb. What's that? Why, Dr. Whito's Elec tric Comb. Tho only patenetcd Comb In tho world. Peoplo, everywhoro ll has been introduced, oxo WILD with delight. You simply comb your hair oach day, and tho comb does tho rest This wonderful comb Is simply un bicakablo and It Is mado so that it la ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE to broali or cut tbo hair. Sold on a wrltton guarantee to give PERFECT satisfac tion la EVERY respect. Send stampf for 0110. Ladles' sizo 50c. Gents' Mzt 35c. LIvo men and women wanted ov crywhero to Introduce this article Sells on sight. Agents aro wild witb success. (See want column of thb paper.) Address D. N. Rose, Gen. Mjjr Decatur, 111. Dee. 18, lyear-D & V7 MASON'S ORCHESTRA! Good music for dances. For r.itos and information call at Mixson.'s Barber Shop, 231 Second St. Opposite Union DciKit $ S v YOUR. FRIEND $ $ Economical Jeweler. Money saved is money earned. Now If you can buy a Watch, a Chain, a Locket, a Clock, a Bracelet, a Ring, or many other novelties in jewelry 25 per cent lcsSs than elsewhcto It Is money made. Why not try it onco and bo convinced? First class Watch and Jowelry Rcpaiiing at tho above Prices. 15G FRONT STREET. At John Bickert's PIa.cc. Oranges, rc'2;,Jtii'JLaGi-'i.ij ' '-tit V j .1 in 'int "I' I Grapes, Watermelons -And all kinds of- (AUfORRIA : FRUITS r Always in stock nnd nt LOWEST 5 PRICES. Finest line of Oranges "and Lfenions in the city. JoKr - JLCQfoSo Cor 2nd & Putnam. Marietta Telephone. w 'A tniio worm oluhtceii foct lone nt least camo on tbo icciio nflir my taUIrn,' tivo CASCAUISTS. Tbla 1 am suro lma caused my bail health lor tho p uit three jr. I am still talUntf Ciuicurnts, tho only cathartic worthy ol notloo by euuslblo jii-oplc " ui.u. ty. uuivi.t3, uairu, IU1D3. Plantit. I'alamMo I'otent. Taste Good. Do Gwtft Nover Wcucu, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 2U;,t0c. ... CURE COriSTIPATION. ... Slf rUm Ktattf i iMipaar. CLlciirv, lfetrttl. New rork. 313 Ufl TH RAP Bold, and cunnnteerthr all driii;- U I U'DAU tiltts to VVliU Tobacco liablu ' Clove (leaner. Ladles, clean your kid gloves with La Belle Glovo Cleaner, for sale only by Otto Bros., headquarters for dress ed nnd undressed kid gloves. All tho leading shades. Gloves fitted and Warranted. Wanted A Wite Must be strong and nevef have a lame back.DIt IIANKIN'S KIDNEY TAB LETS stop the pain at once and cure permanently. Sold by Beaglo & Ly- tie and A. J. Richards, drugglste, Mari etta, OblO' - . ..jL'V;; ') 1 J eo PILLS so errs. I9C M M 4$ CATHARTIC l TRAD: fAHR.H OSOOTSMOg' rfc ' ' -lodoi" V. 1 Mijfetu; Cofetiiis 8; M$ I RAILROAD. 1 All TralnsDally ostept Sunday. Now Standard Equlpmciit. (Contirnl Time!) GOING -NdllTII, NO. 3.' No. D. a. m. ii. 111. 'Marietta 7:20 iW Vincent.. S:05 3:ljj Cidtlcr S:aU. 'Ml mmrpsburg ":1? Amcsvlllo 41 4:ld PftlM "i 4:G0 Nbon. p. m. , (T, & O, C) Cornlme - D:3,J p. 111. Now Lexington 12:43 C:00 Columbus ., 2:25 8:0Q Ducyrus... 3: Bollcfontalno 0:17 .... StdMarys, 0 7:55 .... Kenton.. ,4 4:09 U:4j Flndlay 1:55 10:27 Bbwllng Green 5:42 ll:0n Toledo (Un. Depot) 0:30 ll!4u JK. & M.) . a. m. p. m. Athens 11:10 10:0j 1. m. Charleston', W. Va 4:20 .... (Mich. Cent. R. R.) d. m. a. m. ' Detroit 8:25 7:20 a. m. p. m. Battlo Creole 12:40 12:25 (C. & M. V.) p. m. p. m. Lancaster 2:35 7:15 Clrclevlllo 3:28 .... COMING SOUTH. p. m. p. m. No.'4. No. 0. Marietta 12:55 7:45 Vincent 12:12 7:02 a. m. Cutler i 11:49 C:42 Shnrpsburg .. ... 9:20 5:55 Amosvlllo 11:QG 5:33 Palos. . . . 10:30 5:05 (T. & O. C.) a. m. n. m. Corning 10:05 2:20 New Lexington ., 9:30 1:50 a. m. Columbus 7:30 11:55 Ducyrus 5:30 .... Bollofontaine 8:30 St. Marys, O G:50 p. m. Kenton 1 9:27 9:51 Flndlay 8:40 9:0S Bowling Green 8:05 8:1S Toledo (Un. Depot.).. . . 7:25 7:30 (K. & M.) a. m. p. m. Athens 0:00 4:21 a. m Charleston. W. Va 11:30 (Mich. Cent. R. R.) p. m. p. m. Dcljolt, 5:00 10:00 a. m. p, m. Battlo C:cck 8:10 2:1'J (C. & M. V.) a. m. V. m. Lancaster 7:40 10:05 Clrrlevllln 9:20 p. M. PAYNE. L. W. JAMES, Cltv Ticket Ae-it. Gen. PaS3 Agon'.. Boll Phono' No.' 11G '- 1 - . - ' .,w4fc,v ,v, t f-M,anrfA : ' J "' i. ,-V-h.o fr-iS?,: Mr,., TIMK CARD IV KFrKCT DEC. lad. 1KP uuinu .NU.;ru -, tfarletta " Lowell " Wnvnford " Stookport 11 Malta.. .;i -' ZanenvlllA. Vr Columbus YrChlaufro, 'xBtl'anl. No. 10. to. , -. I VI pin II 18 pm llipm 4 10 p m 18Spm 5 40 p m 7 so n m 7 00 1 31 n 0" pin a 20 a il 9 (7 a ir 7 13 are 7 45 am 4 OS am 8 11 am It SS a tn ! 00 u 10 II r.s am GOING SOUTH. L,v. Ohlcaito ,.,... " Columbus .. . " Zanoavlllu.... " M,Ut(i " SiocK)iort .... " WatorforU...- " liOMell..,.., Vr. MarlotU tu. . 7 00 pni ........ 11 It p u I IS m 7 (0 a ui "or. p ui 1 111 a m i H 11 11 Hut 1 II 11 'r h ,0 k ui 1 lh ji ni 10 Ot a JO 11 01 Hi 40 il V t m All Xratnn llalty except Hunitay. Nob. 70 ind 71 make oiom) citnnotton '.aneavlllo wlili tho 11. A t). ami 1'aa H--iralna tor Columbna. ChIogo'nrt the iVtxt. J.-noPB BtJTOU. General Mmmkui. 0. 0.HAHIU6OH. General I'i8fnciAgeni uffalo, Rochester and '"'' Pittsbnrgli Raiway. The Pa.n-American Exposition Line . . THROUGH! VESTIBULGD TRAINS BETWEEN Pittsburgh Pittsburgh and and Buffalo Rochester Equippod.with Pullman Sleepers, Hand- somo uay uoncnos, uiuo anu no clfning Chair Oars. ' Quick Time Scpirlor Sjr?Ice. IfromP. & W S'al,lon, Alloghony. Kniilnrii titniiiliiril'llniB. I Jiave. Arrrlrn. tlilllnlii, KoclieaUir, I'un. my. Dulloia and Brad- rordKi I'nnisy anil llullola Ac- com OntTalo . and Uorhostor Kx. ... , 9.00 a m f 4.10 pm 10.00 pin 6.15 pm tll.00 a m 7,30 a m Daily. iWoek Dhv. 9.00 a in train ban Cafe and (roeBeclInlng Cbalr Curs. Pullman tilesplnir Cam on 10.U0 p m train between Plttabnrgh and Uuflalo, Pittsburgh anil UoclKvter. Ticket Olllce, W0 Sinltbdeld St., cor. Flftb Ave. B. O. LAPZY, 0. 0'I PASOAUfcT, .Gon. Pass. Afft.. Dir. Pasa. Airt.. RnrbeatAr. N. Y PlttRbureli, Pa THE AMERICAN LOAM COMPANY Loans money on diamonds, watches jewelry, etc. Buy and sell new and second hand goods. Second hand Bhoei and -.clothing bought and sold If you want money, want to sell or buy anything sea us, Goods callod for nnd dolivored. THE AMERICAN LOAN CO., E, IltENBLKY", Mgr 111 FrontSt., Phone 381. J. R. GLEASON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. HOMEOPATHia No. E07 Fort Street, MarJelt. Ohla SPECIAIVTIES: niseaseir or BSln. - . BIseasea of Eyes. Fitting aiassea. k a 11 .-if. n n fTir tfhlit.ArtlVo'tot iaMJnrt tnoiA VaXoW jBtatloii, 3 . . m 1 Contrri Btnndnrd Tlmo. , , Anhlvi tftiitftj. RD.- DA" 8,'JtO & m-AthB, OhUUoolbB, tXMV P 13 00m Ht.rjut and ail points 1.80 a tn, - WCMBOntUatkl.'stweHtv Ji't-"' la 4.1 n Uli5ro,AtbBtifl,OhU BOOanl l!toMii,nilwayBtMloO'i. . J'r 1 il '43 tl W-i-llftlni f j.'atkui'Mbtirft, i1 w V r' I " Chllllcbtbo: Cincinnati aad'Wayitatlons, 1 burft, Chlillcotho, Cln- , olnnatt, rontsylljo, at. , . , Iiouls, CblcttRp and all : ,w(l points catrnouth and southwest. , , I 7 40 a nHrartteraburs and Uelpre Loea EASTWAKpf vi 7' 00 p m-lielpre, rarttorBbnrir, HO 0a '- 8Memt CornwallW, - ".".J Clarkiburg, , Gwtton, and all way stations. 'IS 4(1 pm nelprei l'arkcraburg, 1 00 p w uraiton, ivaaninKKiui Ualtlmore,)Phlfadelph. la and New York. 3 lo in I'arbersbnrc. Wash; O OOp myton, 11 n i n moro, rhlladelnhla and New York. 10 I OO m 1'arkerjburK, Wash- 11 40, pm lngton, UaltluoroPhU ', .v) J naolptila,.Jow York, - fJ. jt 1 Boston and all point east. -" Marietta and Parkorsliurg Locnl. 1 80 a m 3 in n in 7 4llfl 111 ot Rnn 1 OO a m S ii m ei tf 'ILOO.tlUli O 40 am 11 00 im) ISiLlApin liCKJlimi a J.ipm, exa, a p in 4 4 On nt est 8nn' ' ' iXB'bOpiH' 7 OO p m 8 OOpm 10 OO p m 11 40 p in KBT'Dally. tExcopt Sunday. , All trains ot Marietta L'lstrlot rnn to Park eraburg. , For through tlolcets to all points In t a Unlttd Slates, Canada avd Mexico, jrlthit tailed Information as to rates, routes, loplri caf ncoOinmodatlons cte.,'- pleAse cnUjqa.cir addresa: " ' , -i U. M. Paykb, Ticket Agent, Marietta, O. A. If. Bmidbb. Pasaenger Agt., Marlettai O. -o. i'.MoUAKTY. Qetfl Passenger Agent. Cincinnati. O i t.'i IVJariotJA Plyjsjon. ennBulvanfaltoBg- Trains Run by Central Slandard'Tlmo; Oil! 020 OlO Northward. Alt Alt Marietta ...M........ Cavwood... Hlnnloyvillo Whipple Wniner Elba. Maclcaburg Dexter City- Hotith Ollo. Dddlcy.i...! Cildwoll Hello Valley Avii Illcnwood- Pleasant City lK'rwcnt .... llycsvlllo..... CanilirlilKO .., 'ryner. - Klinbollon.. BlrUN lhin Guernsey Post Boy , Ncwcdmcntowu, Wolf Rtono Creek Jojco Cnllal Dover. Valley Junction . , lv, 16 3ffl t6 69 ii f6 4at7C2 f 6 62 f 7 aaJ 1 7 04 8 03 2 7 13 8 W, 2 7 23fB3 3 08 7 29 9 09 3-14 7 35 9 19 3 20 f7 39 19 20, f 3 24 . 7 44f9 2Sf3,M' 7 55ll0 0q,3ij0j b VH 10 W d Ml 8 15fl0 4rtf4 00 8 20X10 471 8 28 11 05 8 31 Til 03, f 05 13 m 8 33 11 3. q nil 19 45 f9 15fi2 45f5 03 . 9 Z4 9 34 Oil 030 017 Southward. Valley .Tnnctlou Cniiul Dover........ Joyco Slono Cruel: Wolf Ne wco mo rstovii Post Hoy (lUcrnscy Illrd'H Ittm Kimboltou Tynor. Cambridge l!yosvlllo.. Derwcnt Pleasant City Ulcmvood Ava. Bells -Valley Caldwell Dudley- lv, 15 30,t6 15 5 bOT )7 15 2 25 15 59, ,17 27,12 fG 10, 7 45 16 228 OS G 33 9 Ol 3 f643f9 12 3 f6 4919 2013 & 66,19 31 f7 13101151 juili is 7491m 1 7 52,1 1 U 76 4 'fa tYfti i " If 8 15T I 5 " 8 25 2 T 8 30(2 51 f8 42t2 59 5-1 South Ollvo ;in rois -n liccter city. ftlnclcbbunr... i:ibx.. Wlirncr.j Whipple. 81ank'yHlo (iiywood marietta 9 00l 3 51 IS 35 OOStarofi'M 9 lGl 4 251, 5;$ 9 a h.1 h 19 3416 0316; 19 4115 1518 io w i w. 8 a: AM, I I'M I I'M Ink Tut tptjts, r. U. Uma. Ligbt Tut, I. U. tlmo..'l ComicctlollM Irave Mevciiiilorstotril -vii iPlttiibiirRlt Dli Islon. F)r PlttAburgh a mu tjtknij -& j ..ill Tll O iwn.f 'i ,f Jti.. Uhrlchsvlllo nud licumson, 17 47 pin. -For nnliiinhiiK 4K Aiim. Fornntlimhim Cincinnati. n "a. inn., 11 on oni. 'IiidlunAnolli i.. Wl Mscigf r 9 40 1 1 3 I 5 VB 9 48,11 45 f 5 36 ' 10 00 2 35 J,9" fl0 101f2o7if5'57' 10-22, 3 251609 i fl0 32f3 45f6 20l 10 45 4 30VB35J 1105 5 00, 6 501 AM I'M I I'M I 'Ml I'll! ' 017 -' ' I'M 1'-. - 12 05 ., V 25. 1 ','- I 4 i. cl If r2 5T ' . -; t : ' 4 3 , f 350, n . is ". t . B 4 59 ' 5 10 r. M i ' ' if A a nml Mt. IjouIk, H 20 pm. 1 or Oolurnbun nnd Chicago, 4 20 pm.' I 'l'lt' v Coiincctloiiu Iravo Canal Dover via' Cletdniul & 1'ltUiuurcli DIvUIoiia-K)i, ClevLland, Cunton nnd tort Wayno ItoUte points, Chicago, Pittsburgh nud lntcrmpdlata points, XI 20 am. end 12 53 pm. Dally, fUscept Sunday, f King Slop. O. L. PECK, E.A.I'Onp, , I Gtsenl Uuuer, Csntrd fuuirtr Igint, 7-0-01.-N. PlTTsnuuair, I'JCNH'A. , For llmo cnrdi, rntcs of nirc, throush llcltef i ' b.iKL'iiRO cheeks, nnd further lnforiiiatlon re i;iirdhiK tlio runnlni; of traliu, apply to any uguit of tho Pennsylvania lines. rl OJiicx Rivor Railrpacl. Time TabJe EttoctlTO NovVl6Ui,' 19M (Eastern Tltao.) , GOING NO'RTn, , Leavo Willamstown 17:47 a. m. .........' to Wbetejlag I0:36 a. -m. to Now MaiilttsrHl dl2:4B p. m to Pittsburg and Eaa, d3:51 p. m...Wheellne and Int points'. S:19 p. m., Ohdo Valley JJxprfli,iPltt liurg and East. 6.12 p. m..SlsterHvllle and int pplnU .Q7 p, m., New Martinsville HBdjInt; ' points. , ,; r4 v GOING SOUTH. $ ,5 8:BC a. m. '. ..ta'ParkersljurB dll:17 a. m. to Prkeraburi 12:03 p. m Ohio Valloy I)xpfeti Huntington and ClnciJnatli'u ,Jl d2:35 p. m to Kcnoyjt 4:45 p. m jo Pt.piessont d7:06 p. m. to Parkoishura '9:54 p. m ..to Parltershara D dally. dally except Sunday. L. E, CHALENOP, Gen. Pasa. Agent TEE -il. Pioneer Dairy arid Produce Go, At No. 2J4Stdmmel street has for sale, the finest Je'n milk, cream, butter milk?lcim milk, oir - milk, s cottage cheese, and Dairy Btitfer" M8ristt Phms Hoi im ' ' IV IB 9k r t , B m4CJ BSaaESXsa niw u,. . w Rd-JkinentmatiM. 4A.MJt...iJ iWtfli'Mii)iiiiMWMj i 'Mmlklir i i u .. lKjL,1tj.imM