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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

kindly to Mr.. Lanes enterprise re-
mains 10 be seen. II is to he hoped
nothing will occur 10 disturb the tran
guilty Of the staid village.
Jonn Partisan and Miss Mary y.
Hyde. both Of Trout Lake. Il. g.. were
united in marriage 1T the parlors ef
the Hotel Wright Tuesday afternoon.
Justice Of the Peace Marsh officiating.
Miss Katie LAWN and Mr.. John Sher-
man assisted at the ceremony in the
capacities Of bridesmaid and best
man respectively. II isaut horitatiye-
" stated that John eyinced an unusual
interest in the prescribed rules and reg
ulations governing functions Of this
kind. Why, We can not positively
state, but inferentially We suppose
that he had IAN eye To the future :
Wednesday he fishing season opened
and a goodly number Of local sports
took occasion To make Use Of their reds
and reels. Billy Bell and Ell Peters
made Il catch of % iiae trout at Fish
lake, and a party composed Of Messrs.
klopf. Woolcry. Callahan and Craw-
ford brought in about - of the
'specklcd boys. l,ut there was one
of our local sports, and the most en-
thusiastic one at that. who WAS
sorely disappointed. Dr. Iollisterr
says it VA, not that be cared 50 much
about not catching any fish rs it WAS
that on the very first day of the season
he was compelled To be numbered
among the countless throng Of stay-at-
homes.
J. +. Dugan and " II. Howell re-
turned Thursday afternoon from The
very enthusiastic over the prospect,
for the new camp, which they ins.si
will come fully up t. the most SAT-
guine expectations Each ms located
his quota III placer and quartz claims.
and both are firm in the belief thu
their holdings viii prove valuable
Bugan reported the result Of three
days cleanup ri failings made bS
some miners few daas before lie iefl
rs being II oHnees II gold valued at
50. 90 per ounce They brought home
with them some fine specimens Of
quartz and pugan exhibited . small
specimen OF placer nugget. They
expect 10 start back 70 the diggings on
Sunday morning.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

i cough Is not disease, but a synip-
tom. Consumption and bronchitis.
which are the most dangerous and fa-
tai diseases, have for their first indi-
cation persistant cough. and il prop
erly treated as soon As this cough APP
pears are easily cured. Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy has proven wonder
fully successful. and gained its wide
reputation and extensive sale by its
success in curing the diseases which
cause coughing. Ii ii is not beneficial
ii will not cost you il cent. For sale
by r Wenz. druggist. M
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
LOCAL AND COUNTY
News items Of Interest Compiled For the Ben.
eft of Busy Readers.

+. p Craig is in from Sagle today on
personal business.
f. p. Manor made business trip to
Spokane Wednesday.
John Russell is having new walk
built in front Of his block.
Mrs. J. c. Davis of Hope is the
quest of Mrs. d. +. HOLSTER.
Hon. c. L. Hoffman made business
"trip to Occur d'Alene Wednesday.
At the postoifice store you will find
Ia complete line of up-to-date station
|ery.
DR.. +. Wenz is having large barn
erected on his prairie ranch south Of
flown.
Mrs. Faulconer of Butte, Mont, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. +. Q.
Hill.
VIM. Nane is down from Newport
To-day on business with his attorney,
r.. l.. Hoffman.
!. II. Bannon. one Of Senecquoteen's
prominent residenters, was transact
ling business in town this week.
Joseph LAWN, who is student at
|Gonzaga college, Spokane, was here
FRIDAY for IA days visit with his folks.
/ ). f. Schroeder and A. J. Merritt,
prominent farmers, came in from Hoo
Idoo valley today on personal business.
! Arbor Day was observed by the
Teachers and pupils OF the Rathdrum
public school by appropriate exercises
this morning.
| Miss Elizabeth Eresch came down
from Wallace Monday intending to
make Rathdrum her home during the
looming summer
The place to get your fishing tackle
is at the postotiice store. The line in
cludes everything practical angler
needs in this locality.
| Chas. Straub returned from the
Hoodoo country Wednesday, where he
has been working for Robert Meleady
the past month or so.
c. l.. Skeels Of Lakeview was il
town on personal business today. MI
skeels reports the Conjecture mine a.
looking fine since the late strike.
Ware Bros. of Spokane are the larg
est dealers in sporting goods IN the
northwest The assortment OF tishine
Iackle at the portatfice store was Sc
ected by them.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

exciting scenes following In quick
succession. and which bid fair for a
brief period to rival the recent truu-
blcs In the Occur d'Alcnes, were the
sequence If the trial. Either Rath-
drum or Post Falls got the cart before
the horse. but We shall not bubble
with our neighbor ON techicality Of
this Kind when applied to the ques.
ton under consideration
Monday afternoon the ease Of K. l..
Fcrbrache vs.. the White Pine Lumber
company for alleged malicious injury
10 freehold came on for trial in the
probate court. ~ six o'clock Tuesday
evening tile jury had been sworn. the
case tried ard the verdict rendered, re-
sultlng farorably for the defense. The
case was hotly contested by both sides
aud by the frequent exchange OF COM
piiments INDUCED in by Attorney Me
Bee for the prosecution and Witness
O'C0nnor for the defense, ms well rs
the airing Of personal opinions by sew
eral OF the witnesses. il was easily
prophesied that The jnry's verdict
would not settle the case, no matter
which way Il went. lad blood Was
eugendered by the sworn testimony "
some Of the witnesses. After court
had adjourned the case of course had
10 ~ argued over again. Now this
might have been MI right had the de-
bates been conducted by diSinterested
parties, but when 1t was principally
otherwise il Is not very surprising that
physical c6mbats were resorted to in
the vain endeayar % settle" III! diff
ferenees.
TIE frsi bout was between Fer
brache's witness. W. II. McNichol.
aud ! w T. I. company's witness. C..
o. 0'Connor Neither WIS hurt ply
sieally, but n lie iustigation o. Me-
Nichol Justice Marsh hit O'Conuor's
poeketbo9k pretty good lick slo
worth. This set tho ball rolling. and
shortly after Jas. Murray. 4 company
witness. and McNieh0l became mixed
up. Murray bad his opponent on his
back, when Clarancp White, a Murray
sympathizer. thinking that his friend
had given McNiehol enough punish
ment. sought 10 interfere. with the
result that Murray, thinking him an
enemy. lei drive Al him. At this iunc
ture George Clinton, a Ferbrache man.
interfercd. 1t was n0w quite dark.
and the version u eye witnesses to
this part Of the fray materially differ.
Murray'S friends insist that Clinton
struck Murray in the back OF the head
a. he approached him, while others.
Clinton among them. positively deny
this. Clinton SAWS he merely took
bold Of Murray only intending 10 pull
him off. At any rate the two were
soon engaged in a rough and tumble.
20 as .rou please scrap. Al about the
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

Prince and Henry Lancaster, the for
mer from Shoshone county and the
latter from Spokane, arc visiting with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". S.
Lancaster, this week.
For a stiff neck there is nothing bet
ter than free application of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. 1t quickly re-
lieves the stiffness and soreness, eff
fecting complete cure. For sale by
i. Wenz, druggist. m
During this week The Republican
job printing department turned out
5000 letter heads for the Gable Mill
ing company of Post Falls, and a line
of office stationery for A. j. Manor,
the leading merchant of that town.
Mr. Ewing. of the firm of Gray. Ew-
ing & Co.. and Mr. Borden, Of the
Shaw < Borden Co., We're among the
arrivals from Spokane this morning
bound for Spirit lake on the everen-
chanting mission of enticing some Of
the speCkled beauties which inhabit
that beautiful body of water.
b. +. Butler, a well known merchant
and timber contractor of Standpoint.
was in the city Monday. Mr.. Butler
is one of the unfortunate bondsmen Of
the Ascending democratic ex-sheriif
Pease, and his business here Monday
was in connection with that case.
The regular spring term Of the dis
trict court will convene next Monday.
May 9Th. The trial jurors are sum-
moned to appear one week later, Mon
day. May l3. Indications point To a
rather extended term Of court. large
number of civil cases. which will no
doubt be tried before juries, being on
the docket.
Commencing Monday May 9Th. the
new \. 7. local time table goes into
effect, as follows: East bound. No.
,. Limited l0:47 4. M: No. 4, lia.5,
/ p. m.: No. s., local frelghfl 9;1o a. m.
/ West bound. No. l, Limited t;l2 a.
m: No. 3, Hos p. m: No. 81, local
/ freight 12:225 p. m. Passengers for TO-
Gals must be provided with permits.
Pursuant to request from Presi-
dent d. NJ. Thompson Of the Spokane
reception committee for the coming
visit of President Mckinley. DR.. +.
+ Wenz, chairman al the Rathdrum
city council. has appointed the follow
ing as a presidential committee from
here: w. 4. Hart, Il. $. McCrea. f,
p. Manor, j. c. Callahan and Daniel
Van Duzer.
Jesry Lane, who formerly conducted
the Hotel Wright bar here, is making
arrangements to open saloon at Post
Falls. Post Falls has for same time
been a dry town, and whether or not
the people of thai place VIII take
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
D..... Gri.nan,xre..

The damage suit brought by G. +.
Evans against the Mort bern Pacific
Railway company. which WAS heard
before Justice of the Peace Marsh
Thursday, resulted in A verdict for
plaintiff, who was awarded damages
in the sim oE $50 ard costs Of suit.
The suit MAS the result of an injury
Evans received few weeks ago while
i passenger on une ~ defendants
trains. The plaintiff had asked for
800 damages. Attorney {. L. Heit-
man appeared for Evans.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
rIsrlc e,R>fNaL IT K.rupEt >,
Tire. Ineountsr, tn. outgrowth Of "a sui,
at Law

"Dh. yon aiut ~ many, Post Falls. :
is the cry Of Rathdrumiies this week.
To be more explicit. our town has
been ENJOYING a little senSationaliSm
IF is own. And while the whole town
did not become involved. yet from a
strictly sensational standpoint Rati-
drum was by Bo means 0utclassed by
her neghbor. In some respects the
Rathdrum episode resembled that Of
Pest Falls: in Others it did not. There
mas no alleged black Jack games no
saloon wfeeking and no rotten egging
but there Has law suit. The trou-
BILE al Post Falls terminated in a In
suit. which seemingly has ended the
matter. Al Rathdrum the law suit
VAS the first act of the drama. and the
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

All honorably discharged soldiers
are hereby requested To meet at Hart 5
hall in Rathdrum, Saturday. May II.
at one O'Clock p. m. for muster. II is
expected that all arrangements will
be completed 10 perfect organization
OF g; /. r. post on that date.
EY COMMITTEE.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
4 sprain.d .nsic ouiekl, Cured.

Vt one time suffered from Sc
we're sprain Of the ankle, " SAYS Geo +.
Carey, editor Of the Guide, Washing
ton, Va. after using several well
recommended medicines without sue
cess. tried Chamberlains Pain Balm
and am pleased n say that relief came
is soon rs ! began - Use and Il con-
plete cure speedily followed. This
remedy has also been ased in my fami.
Is fer frost bitten feet With Tire best
results. cheesfully recommend il
use To All who may need hfst-class
linament. : Sold 10y I. Weuz, drug
glei. m
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03

One Of the most thoroughly eniofa-
BILE social affairs was the color soelal
given by the Rathbone Sisters at X.
Of 7. hall last evening. On entering
the hall everyone must have been favor
bly, impressed by the beautiful decofa-
ations. From the walls streamers
and hangers Of paper crepe ef bright
and brilliant hue greeted the eye,
while the different articles of furni-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-03
Dry Goods Department

Our large line of Dry Goods has been augmented by
Special Line of Summer Goods including all the things
wash goods for Summer Summer Silks India Linens
Figured Lawns French Flannel Dties Bedford
et Cloth Percaes French and English Wosteds from go Cts
to ST. yard Also complete line Of Fine Wool Shaies
Our line Of Ladies Shirt Waists will arrive this They
comprise the Latest and most Popular Fashions.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
The Meeting a, Gillian

\ most interesting series of meetings
has Just closed ut the Baptist church
In this city. To do ~ju-tic. I" IA.
Grand aud untiring efforts brought
into r,luisition 10y the pastor, Elder
brlo Jciier,. whose vocabulary and
imm"lial" command al language
would seem nlmos, unlimited. world
rcp,ir" more -par" than j. ours Ia
al, W" may say, however y, that II
has never been our good fortune or
spiritual plra-ur" ~ listen L" more
Thoroughly convincing evidence IN the
rau-r h. 80 ably niv"rar.-. Not only
this. hut substantial recognition othi-
efficient lahor- should Il" extended.
i;"N>. i."1-l"y, krmI"r. oi Marshall,
Nrr al Drrnrvillr aud Narlomnn of
l5uonvillc assisted IN IA" meetings aud
w"r" daily appreciated Gillian
,,lolm
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
ron't Kick on Your Work.

Back up your wagons. farmer
friends" says an exchange. ''aud load
in your t~wo-dollar salt aud thre..dollar
nails and then roar abou, the blamed
trusts. Hut the moment YOU get ten
dollars ahead send In an order to u
department store ur some other mail
house aud help supper, i. of the
biggest trusts IN the country. They
pay one of your school or road taxes.
do not build up your town and en-
hanrc the value uf your property. hut
"a soon ~ they u Kill out the small
towns, they will have you right whrr.
the salt trust has YOU now. aud then
you will have To- dane. Ia salt music
prices. Ever, dollar sent Ia u mail.
order house l. u dollar put into the
trusts. to aid IN freezing out he small
and putting an eud Ia com
petition. You have u right "a de- n
you please with your money. hut II
YOU assist IN building ~ trusts. for
IN. sake ~ "on-i-,cn", don, kick ~
,ru-, prices.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
THAT CRAZY WOMAN
The Irrepr-ssible Conflicts View of Mrs.
Nation.

Many of the secular papers of the
country are apologi-ing for Mrs. Nation
IN her saloon smashing business. on
the ground that she H. crazy. THE on.
J., positive proof We have oi her being
crazy l. that she don't think like the
ioiu,.kccIwr-. politicians. aud officials
al Kansas think. therefor, her mimi
must h. unbal ancpd. Such departures
from SAINT. have occurred man, times
ia the history uf ia" world. We poe
member reading uf u cral, old fellow
who for l2u years warned the people
that God wa- going to bring u great
Hood un the earth: hut the wise philo.
-ophcr- of his day. -a-il, demou-trat.
.d that the thing could not hw done.
There was not water enough In all the
seas and IN all the CLOUDS : make
such u Hood. aud therefor" ~. old
man wa crazy.
There was once an old prophet In
israel who undertook to persuade the
people II israel that idoiatry u
wrong, just "a Mrs. Nation l. trying
,o prove that liquo" selling l. WRONG.
bu, then queen J.z.hcl aud III. pro-.
phe,s 1T liaal made /, exceedingly hot
for him. aud run him out oi the roun.
,ry. Just what ia. iointi-,s of Kansas
hav? not done for Mrs. Nation. hut
"" ADM, the symptoms of insanity in
her casc for the same reasons that APP
piled to Noah and Elijah.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Mineral Development

leo Gallah"r. the state gcoiogi-i.
wen, before TIA. appropriation com.
mitt",- last week Ia ask for "a special
appropriation for the purpose at maxi
ing explorations In many parts Of the
state. Mr.. Gallahrr is oi IA. opinion
that there l. much oil aud coal in the
state that has never been discovered
ana II IA" appropriation IL mad. en-
pert- in oil explorations will he se-
cured in the East.
Stops the Cough aud Works off the Gold.
Laxative Iiromoiluinine Tablets
care n cold in u day, M cure, No
pay %.i'ri"" - cents.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Real Estate Transfers.


Y u McF.ntirc to Louis Scheper. ut
lot ~. PA X subdiv. OF lots ~ aud II
Sweet Springs. 500.
Iary & Hi-ton at al to ! r Avery
Ia, lIG. T. Marshall. $l.COO.
Elliott Griffith and ~ftp Elliott Crit.
18th. Jr. ~ acres. IL. si.j1.
Hattie | and y T. Patrick to Mary
l. Ray, lot H. Rays add to sweet
springs. 500.
q - Cooper and VT to + & Ithinry.
lOo acres. 6-j2.la. $50
% = Bca,tic aud VI to- g Bca,tir,
~ acres. j.i9-2J, 500.
W I. Newlcc aud vi to w = HOLLAND.
p, lots | aud :. blk ). Hud add to Mar.
shall. $3.50.
Gordon Har,l"y and vito W y Stall.
!ng-. lot |. blk =. W add to sweet
springs. Sslo.
\ " Fulkcrson 10 ! y F%ulkrr-op.
all int IN ~ acrc- il.j0.2I. 40.
! ~ Dy-art and VI Ia u & Terrell.
l,o acres. 3.Ia.sJ. S,.WW.
JrTighc aud VITO Name, \ barnes.
~ mrr.s.' lj.il.9n. tSU1.
u Huston aud vi To- = T. Allen. ut
Lot III. T. Marshall. $ai1.
WIN Ryan aud vi Ia simon Thorn--
berry. ~ acrc-. Ij.,j.ai. $2iO.
Sp Allen to Henry Lewis. la, ~.
blk -. Col add To Marshall. ia.
- ~ Folck To- + u Hightshu.. L., |.
~ l", ., blk u. \ Il = add To- Marshall.
sa;;.
\ Il!ll and VT To- Virginia - DOTS.
lots ! and =. III ext 81 W add 10
slater. SO.
! u Keith at nj tot Campbell. 81
acres. 3i.lo.2i. +i.W0.
l"tn Sheer and vii" Ia Geo Hahn.
~ arrrs i"ii.2o. StsI.
FW YORK aud wife /" Il. l.. La.
we'll. l2o u"rrs G.is.2o. t:aau.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22

Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases
II the organs Of digestion aud nutrition
perfectly and permanently. II puri6cs
the blood. and ~ by curing the cause Of
disease. cures many forms of disease in
organs remote from the stomach.
For the ias, sixteen years I have had torpid
liver and indigestion aud tried MANY dnrtnts
aud paicui mciisinc. hut I could not gtt q cure"
writes Mts Simeon Suggs. of Clyde. s,iine Far.
ish, Ia. "rht,c month. ago . though, would
Try. ~; X v rtrrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
and his 'I1cisant Pellets I got six huttits of
each and ! received ~ good result IN u week, aud
to-day ! am cured sound aud we'll The synip,
t.oi'is were cp1tcl tongue, spccks hcfoic the cyts,
disposed IT, he .tos- hiid irritable. foul stomach.
bad taste w the mouth, tifri feeling, a feeling
p. dread OF fear headache. yellow skin. etc
These SYMPTOMS It'll no, 81 appear NJ once. n
sufferers tom srch troubles will take Ilstof
ft.F.r's Golden Medical Discovery ard 'iicas.
ant Pellets a. directed IN pamphlet warming
bottles, they will bring back the biubm of Hiv a.
n It'll with me"
Ur. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets cure bill.
'o,sncss aud sick headache.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Not Needed al Al.

1'hrr. l., talk ot r,yiying III" eau.
Gus rule among ia" Democrats IN the
Missouri Legislature. auru- RAJ"
u~-uall, mran- thu, -orr one ar nor
have measures Ia put through of 50
%virious "A natur" that onl, 10y means
of raucu- rul" can the, im passed.
Missouri Democrats have enough Ia
answer Tor without going out of their
way i"r either things. Malta Bend
'lui viz" Dem.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Low 0u,.Way Rates Via Wabash r. r.

10 Portland. ore, Tacoma aud So.
attic. Wash. Helena anu Butte. Mont.
san Francisco. Los Angeles. san hi.
ego. cal. aud to all in,"rmedia'"
points on direct lin. ,a-, thereof.
Tickets on sale February l2th, iMh
aud 18th. March 9Th. l.th, lMh aud
2,th. April ID. mh. 18th. I'D aud .sn,h.
Tor Information In regard I" rates.
etc. apply to your nearest 'ick., ag.n,
ar address II. T.. WATTS.
T.. and T.. \. Wabash u, Il.
a.ilt Muh-rly. Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Executors No,ic,.

Nolir" l. hereby given TINT letters t.siu.
m-iinrN on The estate of Jnm"s imNi, de-.
cUns,,i were granted Ia III" undersigned, un
HE !liih dny 81 February, liol, w., Ju.ip" ~
III. pr'lmi" toiirI III saline County, Mo.
All persons having claims ngninsi said -.
INT" mr." required Ia exhibit them IL me ior
nllnwn1ir" within one lunr utiur III" dui" al
>iiid %Irti"r-, ~ ili"A WnN u" pr,clu,i-,i from
ANY h"i,f ~ al surh estate; nnd " sIcl,
rlniNn~ u" not exhibited within two y,nrs
IRON, Tia" time ot III" publication ~ this ne
tic" they slnli In forever hmrr,,I.
JAMES ORR.
trb, ", 1901, Ell Executor,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Cash Register for Sale.

The REPUBLICAN, has secured through
ADVERTISING II handsome new siai Cash
Register, which II offers for sale at
ssi,m. The paper not having u,e for
such u machine i, willing To offer II
at u bargain. which No agent of these
roncrrn, n touch, II Interested, call
at this office aud examine machine.
Written inquiries will b" promptly
answered with description.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuabl. Real Estate a, Malta Bend,
Mo-. Manh 0. 1901.

III" undersigned rNcruiur> III III" -sint" 81
\, \, Nr'linir, ~ compliance win III"
l"Itns uud conditions 1T 10" Inst WIN of III,
Int 'l'r,Us,i, VIII un the niu." ,Iniu ~ two
nrln'k Ia The afternoons, sell ia" inrm h..
lunging IL snih estate, consisting ~ .iincrrs
tninr' ar l"~si, situntui onr mud thr,r.uunr.
tel mil"s -nui h'u.i ~ Nnlin i.rnI.
IiNM-; 'nsh ~ hupd wh"n deeds Hr,' de
n>"r'ti, purchaser giving - riiii''t cheek or
h''ld Ia ia" sum al ui" Thousand dollars ip
guarantee guHi NTH,
4. =. BROWN,
-, 4, HOUSTON,
"tI Executors.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
S-ua,or V.s, on Cuba.

confidently believe tina, after III"
struggle with ia" tremendous problem
al -.lf.goV.rnm'n' they will Civ" i,
NJ aud seek annexation {" the United
states. For wears | have been com
\ iucrd ihn, this l. the ultimatcdc-tinN
of cuba. welcomed the spanish war
~, n mean. oi Fastening his end. |
agree Nth the suggestion of MIR, jet.
irr-ou. mad" nearly u hundred years
ago. tina, "" need Cuba To- round our
territorial domain"
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Notice Of Final settlement,

Noiir" l. hereby given Ia MI creditors mud
Others Interested Ia The ~"sinirnf J"hn D..
Houston Deceased, Tint !, L., y, Houston,
iiininisi rutor at siid estate. intend 10 nink,
Firni S,iiirnrni th"r,uf NJ III" next term
of ~" Pruini" Court of Salin" county. To u"
holden ~ The Court Hols" IN snid County.
en- III" ir>i Monday of March, 1901,
l.. y, HOUSTON.
III Adminirir ntor,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Nut,oc of finnl Settlement,

Notice l. hereby given IA MI creditors and
uii,rs interested Ia III. csinlr az JuIin A..
Trigg, Decreased, Tint l. NJ. Y. Chn.inin, nd
minisi rnior of suid estate, intend Ia mnkc
Flunl settlement Their, of M the next term
~ tn" Pruhnir Court al Saline County. Ia Ia,
holden ~ The Court House In said ConnIN,
On IA" first Monday III March. lAl.
VI, u, tuArrNIN,
administrator E>tnt" III IriiA THiuG.
1-lM
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
B-waru Of 0lu,menis for Ca,arrh that
Contain Mercury.

~ mercury will surely destroy the
sens" "i smell aud completely dcrang"
IA" Who'll" system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never he used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
>%iriau-, u, ia. damns" they will do j.
ten fold Ia ia" good you can pos,ibl,
derry" from them, Halls 'a,arrh
Cure, manufactured 10y =. j. 'h.nc,
y Co, Toledo. o.. contains no mrr-
cur,. aud j. taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood aud mucous
surfaces "f IA. system. IN buy ing
Halls Catarrh Cure le sure you get
III" genuine. II j. taken internally
ani mad" in Toledo, o.. 10y r, !. Che
n"y y 60. Testimonials free.
sold by druggists: price, ,5c per
bottle.
Halls Family pills ARE the hest.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
Clean Bread

Can't be made by foul hands and clean,
pure blood cant he made by a foul TOM
ach. The blood il made by the stomach
and organs of digestion and nutrition.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22
81 90 for Round Trip,

Grand Excursion tn Kansas city
ana return. vim the "Alton,' Satur-
day. February I'D. IT.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-22

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