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The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-11-01
Big Minstrel Show.

The largest min strel show in the
world, RUSSO & Holland Big Min
strel Festival, will be the attraction
at Munro's Opera House Monday,
Nov. 5.
This company in past seasons was
known as Richards & Pringle's-
RUSSO & Hollands, the two former
having retired permanently from the
minstrel business. The latter are
now sole owners and managers. This
famous company which has delighted
and made thousands laugh in the
past and which will do likewise with
the countless multitudes in the tut
ure, presents this season the most
attractive list of novelties that it has
ever offered, with more comedians,
more. singers, more -dancs:: - s,;2ss:sd v:a
better musical organization than ever
before. The program is complete
with new ballads and funny sayings
and dOings, and the fun runs fast and
furious. Never before has there
been such stupendouS outlay OF
money made for a minstrel produc.
ton, both in securing the best avail
able talent and in the massive seen
cry and elaborate costumes. The
free street parade at 2 p. m. is EN-,
blematic of the mammoth proper
ton to which this organization has
grown.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-11-01
A Thousand TangneS

Gould not express the capture Of An
nie4 E. Springer, of 1928 Howard St,
Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that
Drs Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tiob had completely cAred her of a
had liking cough thai Tor many years had
ma. be life a burden. YAH .OtheT remedies
AND doctors could give h@T no help, but
she Says of this Royal CURE it soon
REM owed the pain in my gilest and [ can
now sleep sOundly, something l can
scakceIy remember doingabefore. feel
Liked sounding its praise throughout the
Uni VERSE" SO will ever3 one who tries
Dr. Kings New DiscCEery for any
trouble of the Throat. CHEST or Lungs.
PRIDE Soc and $1.00. Trial bottles free
at any drug store; every bottle guarln-
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-11-01
narried.

Mn. A. a. Chaneey, ST this city,
and Miss Alice Edna Falrar, of Ala
bamd were quietly MARRIED Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides
brother-in-law, Mr.. r. L. bryan, Rev.
w. =. Carpenter officiating. No
invitations were issued al d only the
memIi ers of the family We're present
at thd ceremony.
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tutors? There may be sections of
the State, where an attack on the
freedom of the PRESS may help the
cause Mr.. Bryan is trying to adj
vance, but we Doubt it very much,
and know it will not in Polk county.
Barlow Courier 5nformant.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-11-01
AEriohtfnl Rlnniher

viii: often cause a HORRIBLE Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Buckten's Arnica
Salve, she best in the world, will kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Beils, Felons,
Corns, all Skin Eruptions... Best Pile
cure Cd earth. Only % cts. > box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by all druggists.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-11-01
Kings Daughters.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Kings Daughters VIZ be held
at theIresidence of Mr.. V. r. Will
son, II iday afternoon at four o'clock,
Noveipber I'd. All members are
earnestly requested TO attend
PROMPTLY.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1900-11-01

With the exception of Norway, there
Is no country in Europe whose area is
so taken up by forests as Germany,
more than quarter of it's surface be-
Ing devoted to them.
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explained, and he will go fully into
the educational matters" Judge W.:
5. Jennings in his Tampa speech.
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s. of oyeF2OO,00O, still the fact of
lis being dominated to lead the ticket

of the Prohibition party shows the
esteem and appreciation in which he
y held by the people of his adopted
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-19
NO SMALLPOX HERE.
Unjust Accusation by the Oskalooss
Herald.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Oskaloosa, which is at present in the
midst of smallpox epidemic, would
evidently have the public at large be-
lieve that it is q very common mat
ter and that numerous other cities in
the state are thus effected, including
Ottumwa, which the Oskaloosa Herald
says has twenty cases. The Herald
has either been grossly misinformed
or else the paper is seeking sympathy
in it's atflction. Ottumwa hasn't a
single case of the disease within its
borders, and as far as known there
are none nearer than Oskaloosa. There
was one case of smallpox here several
months ago, but SO carefully was it
treated that there was no infection
from it.
The following is the unjust whim-
per of the Oskaloosa paper, which
would have it appear that Oskaloosa
has been singled out.
1.-The Oskaloosa correspondent to
several outside papers who sent out
such sensational reports concerning
smallpox in Oskaloosa ought to be
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Perhaps 1t Isn't Sold.

The Messrs. Brown, of the Ottumwa
Democrat, are wondering what has be-
come of the Callaghan brothers, e. r.,
and NJ. j., of Bellevue, Ohio, whom it
was reported had purchased the plant
of the above firm. The Ohio gentle
men are not in the city, and Charles
d. Brown, when asked today why the
new firm did not assume the manage
ment of the plant today as announced,
said he could give no explanation, and
could not account for the failure of
the supposed purchasers to comply
with the terms previously agreed upon.
Mr.. Brown said payment had been
made and that he had been informed
that NJ. J. Callaghan had sum of
money in his possession with which
to further the contamination of the
transaction yesterday afternoon. He
did not appear at the Office, as per
agreement, and later when an investi-
cation was made, it was learned that
Mr.. Callaghan was not in the city.
When he left is not known. The elder
Callaghan had returned home a few
days previous, and with the exception
of mere rumors, Mr.. Brown said he
could not assign any reason why the
it has. In fact, he said it was possible
that some business might have called
him away suddenly, and he may re-
turn. Mr.. Brown issued the paper this
morning as usual, and said today that
he would continue the business as
heretofore.
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A Train of resi-, ers

The j. 1. Case L. M. Co., Racine, Wis,
will have a special train of twenty-five
cars of their machinery, consisting of
separators, tracticn and farm engines,
and all parts of threshing machinery,
for Lincoln, Neb.. via the C. & N. w.
Ry., to Chicago, and c., 3. & Q. be-
You'd. This train will leave Racine,
April IS, and will run on schedule
time, leaving Chicago on the following
day and reaching Burlington. Iowa,
late in the afternoon. The third day
it will run to Creston, Iowa, and leav-
ing there will reach Lincoln, Saturday
evening. The whole distance will be
made by daylight, thus affording the
farmers and threshermen interested,
an opportunity to view and inspect it,
as stops from ten to fifteen
minutes will be made at all the largest
stations. The celebrated colored Py-
THAN band of Chicago will accompany
the train and entertain the crowds at
the stations enroute. 1t is seldom that
person has the privilege of seeing a
train of cars loaded with splendid new
machinery. These cars are all the
property of the shippers, and the value
of the train amounts to over $125, 900.
Train will arrive at Ottumwa about
1880 a. M. April 20, (Friday.)
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PEOPLES PULPIT.
Mystic, Ia, April 70.

Mystic, Ia, April IL.
4ss Editor Courier: ] noticed in the is
sue of your paper of April IL, that the
miners of Centerville express them
selves as satisfied with the results they
( have accomplished. | admire the grace
and gratitude and coincide with them
When they say We enjoy the highest
wages for years, but 1 regret to see in
circulation Il misleading phrase for
the miners, who toll in the bowels of
the earth for the necessaries of life.
The article above referred to says the
lowest wages paid is $1.95 and from
that up to $2.95, and the miner who
v works by the ton receives % cents per
ton; that from two and one-half TO
three tons is an average days work,
4 which would make from $2.37 to $2.S5,
q very good wage if true. defy any
man who is concerned in mining af-
fairs to prove that the article publish
ed on April IL is true. Instead, the
lowest wages paid is SLIGO and from
/. that up to $2.15. But there are not
twenty-five miners out of the 1000 in
the district, who receive the 1925.
Those who work by the ton receive 95
cents per ton, but the average miner
won't exceed two tons per day, which
L
will admit anything that is true, let it
hit or miss who it will. / have read
4 in other papers, besides the Courier
the statement that miners enjoy better
compensation for their labor than they
do. The information must have been
obtained from some one who did not
( Know what they were talking about, or
4 else it came from some one who is f.
nancially interested in mining affairs.
Nevertheless, the miners understand
Z the true state of affairs, whether the
community at large does or not. If L
We're to mention some of the condi-
tions and the inconveniences that sur
round my craft, the reader would say
without a doubt, ''if that is true, how
do they stand it?" Believing that we
should harmonic our aims and OBJ
jects instead of trying to cause strife
and discomfort. remain,
w. B. Bedinger.
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The War I'm south africa

has demonstrated the great foresight
of the Beers, in availing themselves of
all the opportunities in times of peace
to prepare for war. Similar foresight
should lead you to improve the oppor-
tunity of securing better farms than
theirs in this country. They are on
line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway in Marinette county, Wis
consin. where the crops are of the
besr, work plenty, fine markets, excel
sold cheap and on long time. Why
rent a farm when you can buy one for
less than you pay for rent? Address
C. L. Rollins, Land Agent, 161 LaSalle
street, Chicago, Ill.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-19
Lengthening days give evidence of
spring time when am

Lengthening days give evidence of
approaching spring time when am
bilious business men, surrounded by
shrewd competition in the overcrowded
older towns, are looking for new
homes, broader and better business adj
vantages. The Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids and Northern railway is extending
its lines into the best portions OF
northwestern Minnesota. The country
is noted for it's rich soil, social, educa-
tional and religious advantages. -Four
towns were located last fall and have
made remarkable growth already. Sew
eral new towns will be located during
the spring and early summer. II you
desire to be a pioneer in a good new
town in well settled rich country,
which has long been in need of a
railroad, address
Thomas HI. Brown,
Sioux Falls, S. Oak.
Townsite Agent New Lines.
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somethtnp for No,h,ne

A. rare condition of things-Do you
want it? While they last, copy OF
The Railroad in Education" by Prof.
Hogg, an interesting booklet of 1913
pages-a5tractively bound in cloth
title in gilt letters, will be sent free to
every applicant enclosing 6 cents to
cover postage. Address c. S. Crane,
G. p. and Ia, Wabash r. r., St.Louis.
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il Is Danserou. TO Neglect a Cold.

Pneumonia is one Of the most dan.
gerous and fatal diseases. 1t always
results from a cold. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will quickly cure cold
and perhaps prevent an attack of
pneumonia. 1t is in fact made espe-
cially for that ailment and has become
famous for its cures over large part
of the civilized world. 1t counteracts
any tendency of a cold coward pneumo-
MIA. Can you afford to neglect your
cold when SO reliable remedy can be
had for a trifie? For sale by drug
gists.
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DEPARTED ron EUROPE.
Hon. Calvin Manning and Family LET
for Paris Today.
trpun TUESDAYS Daily

from Tuesdays Daily.
Hon. Calvin Manning, commissioner
Ito the Paris exposition from Iowa, de-
parted on Burlington No. 16 this after
noon for his trip abroad. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Manning, his daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Manning. and son Ed
win. They win embark on the steam
err New England from Boston, Mass,
April 25, prior to which time they will
visit relatives and friends in Chicago,
Grafton, Mass, and points in Connecti-
cut. They will go via Liverpool and
London and during their sojourn
abroad will visit many of the old coun-
tries, including Germany, Italy, Swift
Zerland and France. A large party of
friends assembled at the depot this af-
ternoon to bid them farewell, all wish
in Ottumwa's and Iowa's representative
family a safe voyage and pleasant So
journ.
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Rates to North Dakota.

On March 20, % and April 4, the To-
wa Central railway will sell one way
excursion tickets TO points in North
Dakota at very low rates. For infor-
nation call on coupon ticket agents,
or address Geo. S. Batty, G. p. & L. A.
Iowa Central, Marshalltown, Ia.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letters Remaining UncaIIed For In OF
tMmHv1, Iowa, Postomce, For tn,
Week Ending April IA. 1900.
LADIES' LIST

LADIES' LIST.
Alers Miss Estel1a Jones Miss Minnie
Bonney Mrs Mollie Majors Miss T u
Burton Miss Mae Mattinply Mrs Annie p
Black Miss Elite NcCune Mrs Nora =
Dorothy Mrs w OMAHA Mrs
Gilman Mrs La Stafford Mrs Marvc
MEMS LIST.
Brousfeld VIM McGorz Ednon
Devo11 M e Mcmillan prof Ell
Haworth James McKain ] RI
Jones Thomas Robson Charley
Kelley e vinsel1 c III
8e Walker Edward
Parties calling for above letters will
please state that they are advertised.
A. w. Lee, p. M.
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|quarantined. There are only twelve
cases in Oskaloosa, none of
which are serious, while Marshalltown
has over twent, Ottumwa the same
number and Des Aloines sixty cases.
The disease is prevalent all over Iowa,
and why Oskaloosa should be made to
bear the brunt of the trouble is more
than we can understand. Yellow jour
nalism is worse than smallpox
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Arbor Nay Proclamation.

Des Moines, April 19.State Super
intendent Barrett has issued his an
nual proclamation for the observance
of Arbor day in the public schools.
The date this year is April ~, and
falls upon Grants birthday.
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.sTIlo Railroad In Educatton.,,

An interesting, instructive booklet
by Prof. Alex. Hogg-special edition
handsomely bound in cloth-title in
gilt letters-contains illustrated chap
ter on the magnificent st. Louis Union
Station-sent free upon application,
accompanied by cents postage.
C. S. Crane,
G. P. and T. A., Wabash r. R.,
st. Louis.
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Does Coffee Agree with You,

If not, drink Grain-O-made from
pure grains. A lady writes: 'sThe first
time | made Grain-O / did not like it
but after using it for one week moth
Ing. would induce me to go back to
coffee. 1t nourishes and feeds the
system. The children can drink it
freely with great benefit. 1t is the
strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from
your grocer, follow the directions in
making it and you will have delicious
and healthful table beverage for old
and young. 15c and csc.
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Naval Constructor Retired.
Washington, April 19.-Naval Con.
structor w. II. Varney was retired to-
day, having reached the age limit.
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THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM
OF the Second Annual Meeting of the
Postmasters OF the First and Second
Glass Offices In Iowa..

Fairfield, April 19.-The second an.
nual meeting of the postmasters for
first and second class offices for the
state of Iowa will be held at Marshall
town, May 90 and "a, 1900. An inyi
tation TO be present is extended third
and fourth class pos1masters of the
state, assistant postmasters, CHIEF
clerks and superintendent of carriers
and mails.
All officials who expect to be pres
ent will please notify j. @. Saint, post.
master, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Postmaster General Oh. Emory
Smith. in a letter to the executive
committee. expresses the wish "that
the convention may be well attended
and result in great good to the service
of the state"
By order of executive committee.
C.. M. Junkin, Secretary.
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Program.

The program follows:
Wednesday, May %, 2 p m.-"The
Postmaster and Poli,ics''-W. L. Roach,
Muscatine.
Street Car Collection of Mail"-Geo.
L. Van Dyke, assistant postmaster, Des
Moines.
''The Proper Dispatch of the Mails
e. L. West, superintendent r. M. S.
sixth division, Chicago.
Business meeting.
Evening, s o'clock-"The Money Or
der System and Its Possibilities
James I. ,Metcalf, superintendent mon
ey order system, Washington, D. c.
"The Postmaster's Woes"-Paul Ma
clean, Creston.
'"rhe Country Postmaster"--John
Mahin, postoffice inspector, Muscatine.
Needed Legislation''-I. M. Treynor,
Council Bluffs.
Thursday, May "a, $3.50 a. m.-"The
Letter Carrier Service"-W. G. Edens,
assistant superintendent letter carrier
system, Chicago.
''The Registry System'-E. p. Heiz-
er, Sioux City.
another Year of Rural Mail Deliv-
ery''-J. L. Waite, Burlington.
Note.-James T. Metcalf, superin-
tendent money order system; w. G.
Edens,assistant superintendent free de-
livery system, and e. L. West, superin-
tendenp railway mail service, sixth di-
vision, have accepted invitations ex-
tended them and will be present il
their official duties will permit.
Hon. J. i. Bristow, fourth assistant
postmaster general, will be in the west
at this time, and efforts are being
made to secure his attendance.
Since the program was printed
a letter has been received
from Hon. Perry S. Heath,
first assistant postmaster gen
eral, stating that Hon. Geo. M. Allen,
acting first assistant postmaster gen
eral, will represent the postoffice de-
partment at this convention and will
7 a
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Fort Dodge is to have hospital.
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Omcers.

The officers of the association are:
w. S. Gardner, president, Clinton; G.
M. Junkin, secretary, Fairfield.
Executive committee-W. S. Gardner
Clinton; G. M. Junkin, Fairfield; j. @
Saint, Marshalltown; A. w. Lee, OF
tumwa; John w, Palm, Mt. Pleasant
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A grand shooting tournament is to
be held at Iowa Falls May 81 and June
1 ,3fft. i5gHER
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13

Call and wee our new goods
and new prices, and he con.
vinced in your own way,
that We are giving more val.
ne for your dollar than any.
one.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

Tuesday.
Good baby buggy for sG.m. Apply
ut this office. n
ID. l.. Cooper ha. been "n the sick
list this week.
Friday Is fish day u, Opera House
Mpa, Market. Nv
James Harrison. uf blackburn. was
down Wednesday.
Go Ia the Opera House meat market
for first class meat. w
DR.. Is. N. SPOTS. ~ blackburn. was
IN the city Tuesday.
Sweet peas and nasturtium- In hulk
Y, ..iahard \ Son. w
u. y. l.. smith made u trip 4" lief.
fcrson city this week.
Go to the Opera House mea, mark.,
for first class meat. ~
Rev. d. T.. Morris left Tuesday even.
ing for Topeka. Kansas.
Drink Celery phosphate u, I.oomi-'.
fountain for your nerves. u
Mahard \ son carry choice blue
gras. seed the year around. w
Drink roca.cola nj I.oomis'. foun.
tain io keep OIL spring fever. u
!. l.. Woodbridge attended i'rcsby.
terry nj independence this week.
q. n. Francisco and T.. ID. Martin
spent Tuesday In Sweet Springs.
e.. q. Patterson. III the Blackburn
Record. was In Marshall Tuesday.
" y. Dulany. ~ Slater. who I'M.
been very III recently. l. reported
much improved IA We go Ia press.
q. -. Rand made n trip 10 slater
Tuesday. returning III" same day.
Prof. aud Mrs. Lowe make u -,..-
rialty ~ treating 10y absent method.
Mr.. Crouch ~ Kansas city visited
his nephew. !. T.. McAmi-. this week.
Nothing hut iir-, class meats ~ all
kinds KEEP, a, Opera House Meat Mar
kct. w
Miss Pearl Vim of Fairvill.. Is
visiting Miss Maudc ''olvrr, this
week.
Nothing hut ilrs, class meats ~ oil
kinds kept at Opera House Meat Mar.
kct. w
Rev. Gus Mitchell left Friday for
Lincoln, Mo-. where b. has accepted
charge.
Rev. &. T.. Thomas left Tuesday for
Independence. where he will attend
i~resby,er!.
&. =, Jones al Kansas city. II the
guest III j. Is. Prior and famil! on
Highland.
T.. II. Gillian Of Gillian was the
guest Of relatives In Marshall Monday
and Tuesday.
Mesdames T.. Shaw and j. W. Gray.
u y, Of Kansas City, were guests Ut
j. \. Walker this week.
Miss Ava Steele. who 1. attending
school at Columbia, IL visiting her
parents In College addition.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13


Mrs. Lowe. the magnetic ~a'er'
makes u sl"ria"! " "r'na'e "'s"a-cs.
''P' Gr'nles' ~ Msdi-"n' was the
guest recently Z" his daugh''r' Mrs.
w. L." '"o'*r' y" >'-' street.
'r",' III" WIS '"""e "'e "o' 'r!'"e
10 ue'ra"d the p"op'". "' "a"! !"
give 'e'f' !" '"e s""er'"v' "
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton aud Miss Alice
.err! u" N"nsa- wy. '''"e" W. W.
'a'km"" III" '"'"''! '"'s we'"'
Mrs. win Zimmerman the guest ~
N. Zimmerman aud family north of
Town "" '"'s""! "r "r """' U"
''"'er'
\. T.. L.oomis In. opened his soda
fountain and will keep constantly ON
hand i,,. cream -olns and all III. soft
drinks Z" the sea-"h' y
Rev. \. \. McGearhy ~ Fulton. ar.
rived Tucsds, afternoon for "a visit
To his wife and T.. u. Franklin aud
wife ON Oicll.
Judge Tucker returned Monday
from Kansas City aud reports his .on
Harvey. who has been quite sick. 40
copyalr-riny.
.., u...
dag 'n her home In Kansas city. after
q pleasant visit {" Mrs. Clel Harrison
ON North Olcll.
u..,,,.- =, ur,w, .. ,,,,.
,.. S.,.,..,, .,I Ni.. c.,,,.
''r"wn returned Sa'"'""! h's"' """
u d"ys Wis" ~ n"h-"S WY
Magnetic iIeulcr, located nj Mis-.
Angie Thomp.on'. residence. rs Fms,
North street. call anu hav. your
headache aud other diseases cured
"
Minor Cooper who has been taking
u course In dentistry In Baltimore for
some months. arrived In Marshall
Tuesday morning. much L" the pleas
ure oi his many friends.
India. ,,vi,y nj, n distance, ,,, IA.
currn o' Ill ''ha!r "nu ','er rono'es
~ 'he'r "o'""S u! ,r"'. """ Mrs.
Lowe. " ran l"'S"''e'! cure ai'
nal IhA aU-AHN nn imam n
sue" a'"""'eS -! ""S""' ''ea'"h'h'' I"
]. p. Don.hoo. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13
CLOTHING
COMPANY


W. are showing a complete
line of new patterns and
styles IN Mems. Boys and
Children's clothing, and
mems and boys sllOes-in
the latest patterns. Below
We quote a few prices. Come
in and see the goods.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13
FRUIT TREES.

The Jackson County Nursery co.
~ Lees summit, Jackson Co.
Mo-. have opened 70 sales yard IN
Marshall. Mo-. ON lot opposite
the L.aCrossr Lumber Co.. near
the South. Ofthc square
where they will keep u general lin"
~ Fruit and Ornamental trees.
including Apple, Peach. Pear.
Plum. Cherry. etc.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13
VIII Take Orders For

Evrrgrcrn- aud strawberry Plants.
To In shipped at proper season.
We will not handI, anything In,
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13
Strictly First.C 'ass Stock

Judge Sparks will have charge ~
the yard. aid will take plcasur"
In showing the pcoplr ~ Saline
county u very fine Lot ~ stock.