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The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
MARSHALL :: REPUBLICAN,.

description Of Jericho and the II
rounding country. which was in
tensely interesting aud prepared
the scholsr for the next months
lessons. which relate To that por.
ton Of country.
The Doctor was familiar with
his subject and the audience show
ed their interest ~ the splendid talk
by their close attention.
II was decided at this meeting tn
dispense with the scripture reading
aud prayer III the future and PIT IN
the entire time on the lesson. This
is n fire opportunity Tor the people
OF Marshall To study the bible and
there ought not To- he one vacant
seat. Let ~ all so.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14

Christian Association" DR. Dob.
yns is an excellent speaker and his
address last night was a rare treat
indeed. During the cou',e Of his
remarks he told the audience sone.
thing about the history of the y.
NJ. {. A. organization and a brief
sketch Of the wonderful work II
was doing Ia advance the cause Of
Christianity. His address last
night showed that he was fully
abreast of the times and was thor
oughly conversant with the work.
ing Of ,hi, great movement. This
speech was a fitting climax to the
opening session of the association
7. :. McPheters of 81 Louis Aas
elected chairman Of the executive
committee for the ensuing year.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
Ellen Bowen Society Meets.

The Ellen Bowen Missionary So.
cie,y Of the Presbyterian church
met with Mrs =. II Franklin on
Tuesday afternoon with n good NJ.
tendance.
Scripture readings were from
Matthew viii. It's. aud John ill.,.
I2i.
The subjec, of the afternoons
lesson was The Gospel of Christ
aud Its Agencies" which proved
one If the most interesting aud
helpful "f the fall meetings.
Mrs chas. Page gave a reading.
Authority and Purpose of For.
cign missions which was in every
way very Instructive.
a reading bv Mrs. Samuel Da
Wis on The Problem of Missions"
was another interesting feature of
the meeting
Medical Mission Work in 500
Chow" reading by Mrs. MclDan.
icl,
The Lady Dnferin's Medical
Work in India" by Mrs. J. Van
Dyke. and Medical Missions" bv
Mrs Thompson. were both good
articles and calculated tn encourage
mission work.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
D O. c. Meeting.

OThe Daughters Of the confedcr.
acy had a delightful meeting on
"Wednesday afternoon from 4 To- Il
with Mrs. o. ". Johnston on Vest
street. when business, oi Importance
was transacted.
The Officers oi the pas, year gave
III their designations and those Tor
the ensuing year were elected.
Mrs. II Y. Hawkins was made
president. Mrs. J.. : Kelley vice.
president. Miss Berthe Francisco
secretary aud Miss Virgini, ic,glc
treasurer.
Several letters al in crest from
Mrs. Jennie Edwards. state prc>i.
dent. at Jefferson City. we're read
and greatly enjoyed by the circle.
4 new member. Mrs. Ella Let.
ton CT this city, ~ admitted to
the club. and the ladies would he
glad to receive any others who may
desire Ia become members.
Mrs Johnston entertained the
ladies in a delightfully."- informal
manner. and II is said to have been
one Of the most interesting meet.
ings they have ever had. Til. hos.
tess presented tn each lady n PIE.
turc al Gen. Robert !: Lee Ms q
souvenir.
Refreshments Of gelatinc in rel
and white, the Confederate colors.
were served with whipped cream
and a variety Of cake,
The circle adjourned to meet with
Mrs. James Gordon ON January o..
1901.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
Union Teachers Meeting

The Union Teachers ~organiza.
ton had its first meeting on Friday
evening, Dee. 9TH, in the lecture
room Of the Cumberland Presbyte.
rian church. There was a good at.
tendance, the different dcnomina-
,ions being well represented.
DR.. Black opened with scripture
reading and prayer, after which he
lectured on the lesson for the fol,
lowing Sunday, Blind Bartimeus'
Mark 10 10 81, giving a lengthy
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14

Mrs. Thomas Boa,right enter
tanned several old friends At dinner
on Friday at her home On North
Jefferson avenue, The guests great
~ enjoyed the visit, the elegant
dinner aud the delightful day. The
following ladies' were present: Mrs,
$ W. Armentromt. Mrs. 7 T..
Spencer. Mrs May Orcar and child
rem aud Miss Anna Stern.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
Population Of Our Towns.

The c.nsus bureau have made
public the populations of the towns
Of Missouri which fall between
2.ooo and $4,000 inhabitants, the
list including two from Saline coun-
tv- Marshall and Slater.
Marshall according to the census
of 1900 has $3.50 inhabitants an in.
CREASE of $50 over the figures Of
1890, which e I ,297 while Sla-
ter now ha, a population of 2.sos.
show ing agrowth "i io2 over the
,,Ioo Of ten gears ago.
Marshall as compared with other
Missouri towns is larger than Boon.
vile by 7oo: Fulton by so.s; Cape
Girard-au by AZ: CMroll,on by
i2.,,: Clinton by as: Macon by D..
OF: Maiyvil'e by 500: Wa,rens.
burg by .s62. while Mexico leads rs
by -: Columbia by sos: Kirksv;llc
10y $50 and Trenton by 500.
The populations Of this class Of
Missouri, towns are given out A.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
Y. M c A. Meeting a, Moberly.

The twenty fourth annual con
vcntion OF the Young Mems Christ
ian Association. of Missouri, con
ve,ed in Moberly last week, al
which the principal address of the
session was made by Rev. ". K.
Dobyns now of ST, Joseph,
Concerning his remarks, the
Moberlv d. mocrat says: Rev.
", K, DohynS, ID. ID, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church OF St.
Joseph, was introduced and deliv.
cred the convention address, his
Snbjcc, being The Whence and
Whittier of the Young Mems
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14

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The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
Declared Insane.

At a special meeting of the Sa'
line County Court on Wednesday
Mrs, &. Il. Steaks. wife o' Prof.
&. l.. S,oaka of Missouri Valley
College. was declared insane and
ordered sent to the insane asylum
at St. Joseph.
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0ar oreatest speclallsL

For 20 years DR.. =. Newton Hath
away has so successfully treated chronic
diseases that he is.acknC Eledged today
TO stand at the head Of his profession in
this line, His exclusive method of
treatment for Varicocele ana Structure
without the aid Of knife or cautery
cures in 30 per cent. OF all cases. In
the treatment of loss Of vital forces
nervous disorders, kidney and urinagy
complaints. paralysis, blood poisoning.
rheumatism, catarrh and diseases peculs
lar TO women, he is equally successful.
DR. HathawaY's practice IS more than
double that OF AaY ether specialist
Cases pronounQ @peless by other
physicians, re- Yield 10 his treat
ment. sseYEite today fully about
your case, He iHsskss no charge for
consultation or advice, etss.er 81 Rig sri
ficetk by mail.
]. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. ID.
% Bryan Street. Savannah, Ga
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IS A GoRGEoUsIY BoITNn

Work Of art has just been issaed At an
outlay of over 10000, for which the
publishers desire Manager 10 this
county, slso q good solicitor; good
pay to The right party. Nearly 100
fuii-psgs sngraungt, sampiuou. pa
per, illuminated covers ard bindings;
over 200 golden lilies ia the Morocco
binding nearly 80 golden roses in
tbs cloth bindings. sells at sigbt !;
presses running day and night. 90
great is Inc sale. Christian men and
women making fortunes taking orders.
Rapid promotions. One Christian wo-
man msde clear 5000 10 four weeks,
taking orders among her church &C.
qustntAnces ard friends Write us.
4 may lead to permanent position
10 manage our businesa and look after
our large correspondence, which you
can attend to right at your home. Ad
dress ). A. Knight, Secretary, corco-
ran building, opposite United states
Treasury, Washington, D. G.
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9ooietq.
YNLvNr 30 REIaN gurREME


The fabric OF the season is velvet, saya
an exchange, not alone panne, Will
which we were all bat surieited lasl
winter, but fancy variations Of velvet
are coming conspicuously to the front
and the regulation old.tIme short-nap
PED velvet Is again rcInstatcd and vel,
coined with overwhelming enthusiasm
Certainly there Il no more beautiful
material for cold weather, lis rich, warm
Iussre, deep. mysterious shadows and
fascinating lights give il a variety and
charm that 20 other material can boast;
there Is, too, an al1uring look Of luxpr
ious comfort about its soft, furry sur
face that makes ii irresistible indeed to
the feminine heart.
Velvet, then, in all its form, bro
cades. uncut velvets, plushes and pannes
are to appear on everything.
Not only are these costly fabrics to be
lavishly used as trimming, and in COM
bInation with cloths and other mates
rails, but for ceremonious occasions.
such as calling, reception and afternoon
toilettes, II Is the main article. Coats
and hats also are 10 be worn entirely of
velvet though for coats velvet is to be
reserved strictly for dress, and not to be
worn for the street or in combination
with shopping or walking skirts.
There is cruel disregard for the fru-
gal minded woman this season, as the
fashions seem even more o&travagant
than those Of the spling and summer
Even most everyday suits Of cheviot and
GOLF cloth show expensive and all too
perishabIo trimmings q velvet and
panne
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FOR SALE on EAs9 TERMS.

The following valuable building lots,
charmipgy situated in The resident
portion Of be eity, are fot sail. on easy
terms:
is5xlsO. On Union street. running
back TO Reynolds street. This piece
q property can be divided into six
iosa, 4a4eO eaoh thee froutins on
Union aad three on Reyn,lis streets,
aod is situated lmmsdiatsls north of
the residence Of Mr.. @ suber. 10, on
the east eide Of uoiou street, opposite
the residence Of Mr.. Jehn H. MoCuI-
lough, aoxlSo feet, can be divided into
four lots 45x9Oi two fronting on Union
and two on Ellis streets, Lots lsOx1sO
feet, cornering on Albany, Aibemarle
snd Amherst streets, csn be divided
into eight Tote, 45z9O feet each. Also
lots on Gloucester street, between al
bany and Amherst strsets, ard lots on
Albany, between Gloucester and F
streets; ana on Amherst street, be-
tween Gloucester aud F streets 70
anyone Wishing desirable building
lots, either Tor heir own residence Or
Coz rent, cannot fall to be satisfied witb
these locations. For further Informs
j. j.. DuBIexoN.
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piece with the waist in princess style,
the underskirt being Of the same color
but of contrasting ma erial.
The shaped aounce, however, is worn
entirely upon short round skirts, and
as the new walking skirts are very mar
row, this shaped aounce is often added
to give the necessary fare at the bottom
Of the skirt.
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Id BAYEn &c 80.

z. 4. Danfortb, Of LAGRANGE. Ca,
suffered intensely for six months with
q frighttnl running sore on ia lea,
but writes that BuekIsn's Arnioa 5slye
wholly cured II in ten days. For III
Gers, Wounds, Burns, Boils, Pain or
Piles, it's the best salve 10 the world.
Care guaranteed. oslY 25c.s. Sold
By al druggists.
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The progressive nations OF the world are the
great food consuming nations. Good food vel
digestcd ives strength. Tdyou cannot digest
ali you eat, You need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
digests what you cat. You need not diet your
self ltcontains al Of the digestants combined
with the best known tonios and reconstructives
Il win even dseests o classes offoods in bot
tle, No other preparation win do this 1t in
stanty relieves and cure al s.oalosa troubles
w Butts
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TWO Styles or sKIhrs.

There are two distinct types in skirts
one with The shaped founce at the Tot,
tom, and the other with the long tunic
The tunie is used upon tailor gowns and
costumes of rather dressy order. It
frequently appears over an underskirt Of
q similar shade of velvet or silk, and al.
ways on gown which Is long and has a
slight train. Some models show the
tunic quite short in the 'front.' il the
style Of tablier, but Aeral1y
they are rounded in outline
back and trout, and come w slight>
y draped At one side.
Many Of these tunlcs are cut in one
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'FayoPise prescription :
MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG rs
AND SICK w0MEN WELL

loo well known to elicit criticism and
whose generosity towards any Bruns-
wick institution Or enterprise, whether
religious, charitable o. for the good o.
Brunswick in apy way is always to be
relied mon The other singers who
contributed to the music 81 the service
were: Messrs. sherman, Won Weller
and Fleming Misses colesberry and
o'Conor
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Large sun spots, astronomers say, caused the
eztgesae heat this summer, and doctors declare
ncaFH aii the prostratious we're lnduced,h by dis
orders 81 the stomach, Good health follows
good digestion Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eAt. n you haze indigestion or dys-
pepsia It WI quickly relieve and permanently
cure sou. WI Butts.
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Low RATES.

TO Georgia State Fair at Yaldosta, october
10Th co November ith, via Plant system. One
fare from points in Georgia, Florida and Ala
bama, plus 80 cents additional for admission,
Military rate cent per mile each direction, %
or moroon one ticket. b. W. wRENN
Passenger Traffic Manager.
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Nervousness is cured by making the blood
rich and pure with Hoods sarsaparilia. When
you want good medicine get Hoods.
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NoTIcE.

The great revivalist, Rev. 7, Car
thsn.is here, aOd win preach at ST,
P2urs Al ~ f. church Thursday
nigh Fndss night, aud ntxs sabbath.
,Ilablic is invited
r. F, CuRRY, 3. D., p. c.
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Mrs. q. G. Moore has returned from
a pleasant visit 10 Macon.
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Rev. Bishop Benz. j. Kelley has re-
turned to Savannah from visit to the
Catholic parish here
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A PEEP

Into the future would sadden
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Wednesday will be Yom Kippur or
Day fAtonement, which, In the Jewish
church, isa day Of prayer ard fasting.
Due Observance will be paid to he Gus
toms relative 70 Inc day in Brunswick.
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twill intefeBther many friends here
to know That Mrs. i. b. Boys, Of At
Ian a, has removed to College PARK,
where Mr. Boyd has purchased BAUD
some residence.
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MIss Mai King is at TAFT Springs,
recent illnoss,
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Of the skirt.

Of the skirt
1 Wednesday win be Yom Kippur or
Day Of Atonement, which, IN the Jewish
church, isa day Of prayer ard fasting.
Due Observance will be paid to The Gus
toms relative to the day in Brunswick.
MI and Mrs. Albert N. way haye ri
turned from rip Of several weeks to
Savannah ana walthourYi Il.
u viii insefsather many friends here
to know That Mrs. + y. Boyi, of At
Ian a, has removed to College PARK,
where Mr. Boyd has purchased : haua-
some residence.
Ms. Thomas Fuller leaves shortly for
AshsvllIe, where she viii spend alnonth
Of two
Mis- Bertha Baker will arrive IN the
city tonight from visit to Mr.. and Mrp
cieou Baker in Douglas.
Rev. Bishop Benz. ). Kelley has re-
turned to Savannah from visit to the
Catholic parish here.
MIss Mai King is at TAFT Servings,
recent ilInoss,
The family Of Nj. 7. @ Fleming viii
shortly remove to the Wright residence,
corner Grant and London streets
Mr Reginald Dart has returned from
summer visit 10 his sister MRS. !. 81
Boyd, IN Atlanta.
Margaret is the name given . the lit
tie daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. Edwin
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. II. s
Pyle, who has been quite II. is much
improved
The musioat the Catholic church on
sunday was pronounced unusually good.
Mss Helen o'conor, as oFganist, was
accompanied on thevIolin BY Prof. Deal,
whose reputation as q master musician is
--=.=--.--@-s==
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Mis- Bertha Baker will arrive III the
city tonight from visit to Mr.. aud Mrp.
Cleou Baker in Douglas.
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MT Reginald Dart nas returned from
a summer visit to his sister, Mrs i G.
Boyd. IN Atlanta.
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MI and Mrs Albert NJ. Way haYe 10,
turned from q rip Of several weeks &c
Savannah ana walthourYi le.
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The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. r. S
Psle-, who has been quite III. is much
improved.
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The family Of Mr. T. @ Fleming will
shortly remove to the Wight residence,
corner Grant and London streets.
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Margaret is the name given Q the lit
tic daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. Edwin
Topper
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-12-20

Nineteen Years a 20 the Press nn-
nounced that Messrs. Munger and
Youngblood had ''struck the first
we'll OF water on the towasite OF Mil
ler." At that tine there were only
five townships in the county survey
ell and on the market. and on which
akont l75 filings had been made.
An item written on Dee % says the
weather was fine, and the thermome-
ter registered 50above. Those were
good old times when the pioneers
saw everything ''comin' III ear
riages." Not many of the boys are
saving wood at the OLD stands nov.
MANY have moved away, and sever
al have passed ~ the great divide,
where hopes and fears are laid to
rest. and where they garner the eter-
oal treasures, we hope, regardless OF
rains or prices.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-12-20

Sometimes the patrons Of the Mil
Ter postotice inquire why mail is
often Delayed or carried by. This ia
a question OF public interest affect
ing not only patrons Of the Miller
O flee, but nearly all OF Hand coun-
ty which is supplied through the
Miller Office by five stage routes.
These delayed mails are the result
Of insufficient help OF the trains,
and the one railway, postal clerk on
each train simply has more work
than n man can do, hence does
what he can, aud tries to catch up
nights and Sundays. For instance
one evening at Huron there were 25
sacks, Of unworked mail thrown on
the Pierre train. The one postal
clerk had lust one hour and "a min.
utes to work that mail by the time
he reached Miller. OF course there
was Miller and Hand county mail
mixed in all these sacks. He could
not handle all that mail in SO brief
a tim Q, so he carried some by, and
worked it in Pierre that night and
ON his way back in the morning.
The same thing ia noted ON lines
east of here, which affects our line,
because mail is dumped onto the,
Iext c.e,k at the end of each divi-
sion. Time and again cheese things
have been reported, but superinten-
dents wont give the necessary help.
The following, takep from the Iro-
4nois Chief, describes about the
same condition as reported above.
"The route n gents on the Cakes 4
Hawarden run should have q helper.
This route carries nm immense.
amount OF mail and on Fridays and
Saturdays, the heavy paper day vs.,
the boys are literally covered up and
cannot possible handle the mail in
the time they have to do it in. Last
FRIDAYS north bound train had 40
or so sacks OF papers that the agent
had not been able to touch when he
renehed this point. OF course, in
cases like the one here referred to.
mail is carried by, through no fault
Of the agent. The boysar working
like beavers about 1G hours out OF
"a and still they cannot meet the
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-12-20
A IGHf TRROR.

awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General Burnham
of Machias, Me-, when the doctors
saif'she. could not live till morning.
writes Mrs. 8. HI. Lincoln, who at
tended her that fearful night. Gan
thought she must soon die from
Pneumon mia, but she begged for DR..
Kings New Discovery, saying it had
more than once saved her NE and
had cured her ofconsumptiou. After
three small doses she slept essy all
night, and it's iufther use comrdetely
cured her," This marvellous medi-
cine is guaranteed TO cure all Throat
Chest and Lung diseases. Oniy SOC
apd $1.00. Trial bottles free at j.
D. Fitrgefssd's drug store. Ella
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-12-20

The yolga Tribune has this to say
HC. +. Flynn, who has returned to
the Miller station.
There il n possibility that yolga
mny lose Station Agent Flynn. The
Northwestern company has signifcd
its intention OF reducing the agents
salary mt this station and transfer.
ing Mr.. FLYNN to IN, other town.
The business men OF Volga natural
ly protest against such an arrange.
msnt, as q reduction in salary means
that we will have an agent only cap
able of filing a so n month posi-
ton. What we want Isl man who
is alive to the interests 0f the town
and surrounding c0untry-one who
will exert himself to improve our
market and advance onr business
interests. Mr.. Flynn is this lind of
a man and as everybody knows, has
been u t~ireless toilrr along every line
TINT bad for it's object the improve
ment Of our commercial interests.
Let it bs said I'D Mr.. Nynn's credit
that the railroad company has not
asked nor does it expect him to re-
main here after n cut has been made
in the agents salary. The business
me n of the town will use their influ-
enc to have our present agent re-
main here ut his present salary.
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RI l. o..
DOWN THERE

Don't take your eye oil the main
chance. Don't miss the oppOrtun-
itv OF your life. Now is tho time and
this IL the place tn buy the newest
and best for Christmas. See this
SPLENDID HOLIDAY STOCK.
1t il seldom TINT yOu have such q
chance. SO much goodness, SO much
variety, SO much Beauty, 30 much
quality, so much style, And nll for
so little money. lisa ,pNeasure to
buy and a pleasure to pay.
Remember your home and friends
this year as you never did before.
You can do it with the best selections
for young or old ut fairest prices
and in the greatest variety OF fresh
new styles making the matter o tsel-
ection IN easy and pleasant recrea.
ton. Come and look at this fine
holiday display. You will find your
wants anticipated and the prices ir4
resistible. Get the best for Christ
mas. There is no place like our
store to buy holiday gifts because
we are filling all wants with the best
goods at the lowest prices. 5Tt3
j. d FITZGERALD,
DRUGGIST. /,
Miller, S. d.