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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. &c. 1901



PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT &c, 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Resale, Willis, Norfolk, mer-
cllandise and passengers, Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Poeahontas Graves, James
River landings and. Norfolk, merchandise
and passenger. Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
delphia. merchandise and passengers,
Clyde Line.
Torpedo-boat Thornton, Smith, Norfolk
SAILED.
Steamer Rosalie. Willis Norfolk. mer-
chanoise and passengers. Old dominion
Line.
Schooner L. E. Williams Byrd. James
River, light.
October 9th.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel, Philadel-
pLia, Pa. mercandiSe and passengers.
Clyde Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. &c. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Barge Norfolk and Western No. 1. Bos-
Barge Norfolk and Western No. ., Pro-
violence.
Barge Frederica schepp. Barra. Cuba
Steamer 1Aragon, New Haven.
Steamer Hector, Boston.
Steamer Yola and Erston, New Or
leans
Steamer Evalin, New York.
Steamer Claverly, Savannah.
Steamer American. Galveston.
SAILED
Schooner H. II. Benedict. Boston.
Schooner Viking, New Haven.
Schooner w =. Hood Salem.
Eargantne Henry III. Pitts. Clarcnont
Bargantine Florence Crcadick Carde-
mas.
Steamer Bangor Dublin and Belfast.
Steamer Buena Ventura, New York.
Steamer Yola and Cleverly,' Bremen
Haven.
Steamer EuSton, Rotterdam.
Steamer American. Liverpool.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, OCT. &c
SAILED.
Barge Kent. Porter. loaded railroad
ties, Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
NEWS FROM BARTON HEIGHTS.
Enjoyable sociabIe on Friday Night Honor

rup.iS the Scnuu'.
The Girls Circle OF tie Barton Heights
EapL.sr Church gave a delisntiai socle t!e
70 rneir friends and maze lncluberS az
the residence OF 2lr. f.. = Crenshi", Oh
Virginia Avenue, last FRIDAY night.
Among those present were: Misses Lucy
Luncanson, mary EltG..tn:;>ili, N:ltue
Snllt=, May Smith, douglas S,i:-,iier.
ltIctlr kuGd, Mary Page, 1tasE, md
tarown, ,Iaud Coats, Net:ierllnG iilez
Scot EInel Scott. IEe@ Go"twjr ruth
e,rl-nn, Nellie t.llnn, Lizette Winston,
Annie Deane l'itr, Obey Minor, Eitith
,romlnson, t;qrtie Matthews. Edna Lea,
Grace Lea. Massie Parish, Sallie Crutch-
field, CsllIe Mercer. Emma Lindsey,
Mary Lindsey, Lille Todd, Rubie Cren-
shaw, and Bertha Crenshaw. Messrs.
j. L. Phillips abner S. Pope, j. Swart-
won't. ". Parker, Henry Smith, NJ. l..
Phillips. Dyer, MIR r. Marlborough, y. w.
Payne, Guy Vaughn, William Duncanson,
Netherland J. Woodward, Normond
Woodward, Ernest Thurston, c. W.
Robinson, Barrett. Percy Chisholm.
Page, j. y. Page Louis Parish, Il. 5.
GoodIoe and W. c. Crenshaw.
Mr. NJ L. Phillips acted as master OF
ceremonies and rendered great amuse-
ment for the crowd by his original intro
auctions Of those taking parts III the pro-
Sran!ne-
Fine recitations were rendered by
Misses Ruth Glinn, Inez Goodwin and
Mary Lindsey. Music by the Wood
ward Bros. and solo by Miss Inez Scott
and Mr.. Dyer. After which the doors
of the beautifully decorated dining-room
We're thrown open and refreshments We're
served. The young ladies of the Circle
deserve great credit for the manner in
which things were served, and at II
o'clock the young people all left for their
homes satisfied. having spent the most
delightful evening Of the season.
The list of scholars on the roll of hon.
or a the Barton Heights School this
week is as follows:
Second Grammar Grade-Miss Eta,
Watkins, Teacher-Edith Rasland. Phoe-
be Satterfie1d. Marie Baughan. Stella
Bailey and Edna Griffin
Eighth Primary Ora de-Miss Lille Todd,
Teacher-BrackettP riddy-
Seventh Primary Grade-Aliss Lille
Todd. Teacher Emma Hopkins, Ruth
:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
COTTON MARKETS.


NEW YORK, oct. a6.-The cotton
market opened steaoy with prices points
lower TO points higher. and exhibited a
healthy una@rtone most Of the morning
on nervous neHland from the shorts and
lalr support from the bull size. based on
cold Weather in the Northwest end frost
temperatureS- in the CarolinaS. on the
Canadian border Temperatures overnight
cropped 12@26 degresS,s ana showed Il ten
dency toward the cotton belt.
Reports from Liverpool were disappoint-
ing. rcceipts We're large, ana public buy
ing dragged fully as much rs during. the
forcpart OF the week. The South sent
buying orders to our pit: Eurore sold
early. but later became 4 large buyer OF
the January option While the weekly
crop weather review of the cotton belt
stated that climatic conditions had been
favorable for picking, it declared indica-
lions pointed 10 :, short yield
The r1arisct fer futures closed steady
al Jas points higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

There are $50 unions of BARRIERS
Sweden has fifty-two daily papers
Italy will soon be exporting sugar
Cigarmakers boasts III local unions.
Minneapolis has 500 Union Transfers
There are 22t,093 union mine workers.
In Russia strikers are treated as re-
bells.
Summer guests yielded s15,ooo.COo to
Maine.
Bridgeport has girl telegraph messen-
gers.
Member OF Parliament Bell is a rail-
way guard.
Minneapolis hosting engineers have
just organized.
Women make oue-third of Frances
manufactured goods.
Boston uinonsts will establish a coop
erative vest factory.
Value of minerals produced here in 1900
was s1010. los, $50.
The Metal Polishers' International re-
ports ninety union factories working nine
hours.
A thousand seamstresses went on
striking tailors.
On May l next Philadelphia carpenters
will demand IS cents per hour and the
eisht-hour day.
Toledo union horse-shoers declare that
union transfers have been patronizing
non-union horse-shoers.
During 1870 0the Iron AIoulticrs' Union Of
North America Ead its members in sick
benefits alone the sum of $lo2935.
The Chicago Federation of Labor has
submitted the question Of discussing roll
tics in the body to the referendum
Nearly 5000 colored workers employed
in the Southern tobacco factories are
members of the Tobacco Workers Union.
japanese labor organizations are con-
sitierins the advisa bility of accepting the
same kind of agreement as now ex-
lists between the Massachusetts brewery
companies, of Boston, and the brewery
workman's union.
II is estimated that the value OF land
along rural delivery routes has increased
from 81 to So an acre. Then. too. there
is an educational value in the rural free
delivery, in that Thousands MOI, maya
zines and periodicals are finding their
way to peoples homes.
The incoming. Aiassa chusetts Legislature
win be asked by the local Partenders' I'm
ion to repeal the present law pertaining
to the closing of saloons on election Gay.
so that they can open after o'clock in
the afternoon the hour set for the closing
of the polls. The matter was indorsed
z by the State branch of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor.
4 government printing office in about
to be established in French Guinea. and
a scale of salaries has been issued by the
colonial Governor. According to this doc
ument. ordinary comocsitors are divided
into six classes or grades. the members
OF the first of which are to receive f96-
per annum AND the last only f3G There
are seven classes of apprenticed compos-
itors. who will get from s4s to ETA los. per
arnum. The machinemtnders will be paid
from ESQ to f72 per annllrn. and appren-
tees to that branch from f14 los. to f4o.
The latter is also the scale for bookbind-
ers' apprentices and 1ourneymer.
A rough estimate Of the membership OF
the labor organizations in the United
States Is as follows:
Unions affiliated with the Amer
ican Federation OF Labor. $4,000
custom clothing max $500
Lfthograp piers. s...... 1900. 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
NAVAL STORE9.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. o5.-SPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-No doing; re-
receipts. I'll casks. RoSin uull at 9Uu3oc
receipts, 49, barrels. Crude turpentine
steady at s1.1oa2.oo; receSts, II barrels
Tar steady at S1.25; receipts, 3342 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Oct. 26-TURP
TINE-Firm at 5&4l136c.; receipts 3i i
casks: sales, 1913 casks; exports, SO:
casks, Rosin firm and unchanged: re-
ceipts, 2,201 barrels; sales. 331 barrels;
exports S,G56 barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 26.-IO K
PF,NTTNE-Firm and unchanged. Rosin
unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. s26.-Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat firm: snot. the
her 74k@75c: southern by sample. ESQ
74Ac. Corn dull; mixed. s~nt and the
month 6016o14c: year, 57h@57Rc.: south
er1 white corn (new). 56QlGOc. Oats firm
No. . nearby, 5Jc Butter cheese and
eggs. firm. Sugar. firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EEANUr MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. oG-PEANUTS-
Dull; fancy, 2Mc.; strictly prime, 213c. !;
prime. oG234c.: Spanish, 759771c..;; machine
picked, 11sG18!c.
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. o5.-Re
ported by Martin e. Son.)--PEAN s.
Market very qui.t in Virginians: she'll
ins, stock. 1l2goc.; prime. oG2ta-.: extra
III her
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MILK WILL BE HIGHER.
Dairym.n's association to Be Formed AID :hs
Er.cc Advanced.

The dairymen OF Richmond and vicinity
are forming an association. and propose
to advance the price of milk about hse
cents d gallon.
There was a preliminary conference at
corccran Hail Friday night. with aooGt
twenty of the Leading deiryulen of tho
city present. and another meeting "iil oe
held at the same place November sth.
when it is thought the organization Will
be perfected.
The dairymen say the proposed advance
in the price OF sweet milk is due to the
high price of corn. hay and all kinds OF
miIl-feed. There viii BE no advance III
the cost of butter. cream and butter
milk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
CoFFEE MARKET!

NEW YORK Oct. 6-COFFEE-Thc
market for coffea futures opened quiet
and some outside buying. The Influences
at work. as a rule, favored slightly
lower range of values. Brazilian receipts
being full, the Hamburg being lower. and
pubic speculation being small. At the
close the market was steady at 10 rointS
higher Total sales. 2J.73O bags.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Cotton steady. midoling. sssc.: net re-
ce!pts. 756 bales: gross. 3,21i bales: sales,
., s2o bales: stock II SIG bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 5j,S45 bales
export to Great Britain. 66.o73 bales: to
France l1.36s bales: to the Continent,
1925 bales: stock. &c. 167 bales.
Observation-Disclosures receipts, 80 s45 bales;
export TO Great Britain, 66,073 bales: to
France. 11.36S bales; to the Continent.
7,525 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
i. f9s 5n4 bales: exnort to Great Britain.
CSC COZ baie1: 20 France. 1871 bales: "a
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The le.dlDg features ranged as follows

firm. No. 3 sprins' wheat, 69;hd7Ohc: NO
= red, 711g072a'c. No. ? yellow corn,
396391sc.: No. 3 white. 3SEd39Kc. No .
rye. 5S!lc Fair to choice maltn~ barley.
54@5Sc No. / haxseed, northwestern.
S1.52; prime. Timothy seed. S5.65dIJ.7: 10
per 100 pounds $4,000. 90: short rib sides
0oosel, SsOn6S.25: dry sailed shoulders
(boxedl S7.50d7.Tl: short clear si0es Cbox-
edl. SS15CS So Whiskey. basis of high
wines. S1.3O. Butter steady: creamery.
146211hc.: dairy. 13619c. Cheese easy at
9a4G1olkc. Eggs firm: fresh. 1SlA@19c.
Receipts-Wheat, 15S.G0O bushels: corn.
40 nno bushels. oats, 900, coo bushels: hogs
1000 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
LADIES' HANDICAP TOURNAMENT
Large Field and Much interest Miss Powers
the Winner.

The ladies handicap tournament at the
Hermitage golf links yesterday afternoon
attracted a great many members and
friends Of the fair contestants, many of
whom Followed" their favorites around
the course. ~ mild, cloudiess day brought
out u good field. only two of those VINO
had qualified failing to appear Several
surprises We're furnished as a result If
the play. notably an excellent score by
the wniler, Miss Pauline Powers. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
, .o,nn,,t nf a. associated hanks

The statement of the associated banks
Co. tho week ending To-Day, shows:
Loans. SSSi .5S9 100: increase, S3G'o, 500
Deposits. S954 i9G. leo: increase. SIS, 0oo
Circulation S:;l T6a. 200: increase. S3s6.1op.
Jegal-tendci.s so 944 400: increase. SI92,-
OnA Specie. SIS2G42 500: Increase, $1,000
900 Reserves. S,:5;;I ::S7 90: increase. 81
10000 Reserves REQUIRED, &23S, o22:
increase s.. :s45 500. Surplus S1i.Ii3,l1o:
decrease, SI25, GOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
cH,cA,;o MapECr,

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct GA disposition
on the. part of holders OF long wheat to
sell easeo, grains on the dull Saturday
market to-day. December wheat closed
sc. lower; December corn. &c. higher. and
oats, 1sc. up. Provisions, 1905 points
lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
An Epi!epsis Killed.

Especial Utspatcn 70 I1e = tulss
EAST RADFORD. VA. Oct 2s-Ni!-
ton Cruf. a we'll known farmer H4inS
near here) had an epiIeptic Tit on the
railroad in the lower end OF the yards
to-day and was Instantly killed by pass
ing engine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
West End Defeats Hiyh schosl.

The West-E.nd team defeated the High
School eleven yesterday by the score OF
to nothing. The features OF the game
We're end runs made by Epps. and the
hitting of the line by the West-EnGis-
ile line up was as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
sALT1MoRE sTocv u.pt,rr

BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. o6.-seaboard
common. 2602GM; do. preferred. 5oa50%3s.
Seaboard As, S2NGSola
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the Continent 1921 bales.

PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. e6.-(Re-
ported by Martin 81 Son.)--COTTON-
Quiet at ShSc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Without intending to reflect on the prop
er authorities. who on the contrary. are
to be congratulated upon the fine state Of
the grounds and the successful manage
ment of q long ana extremely interesting
tournament series yet thstandinS
the writer observed several instances OF
a really dangerous practice that should
be corrected. It is suggested to those
lovely girls who. with their gallant cs-
corts desire to '.follow." not to take the
course backwards. It is just about as
dangerous as walking On a railroad track
toward the locomotive. There is nothing
more enchanting than a brilliant gal
lery'' following through" But the re-
verse of this is dangerous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
MARKET OPENED
VERY IRREGULAR.
Bank Statement, However, Drove
Bears to Cover.
PRICES RALLIED GENERALLY.
N.t chssses. However, Were Rather lnsisa;i-
eant--st. raul Vas Active and Re-
sciycd Full Benefit of Late Re.
eoyery-Bonds Active.
PRICES RALLIED GENERALLY.
tRr AssocIa;ca rr.p.a

NEW YORK. Oct. 2G.-There was an
irregular stock market to-day until the
appearance OF tine bank statement on the
laiie. ile UNEXPECTED in The cash re
serves OF the banks of 81 :iaa. aGD prompted
me pears To cover their short lines and
iatilee the market generally 10 above
i,si NIGHTS figures. although the net
changes senerauly Will be seen 10 be in
significant f.,lrc Wa; positive inuepcll-
cent strength i'll Missouri faClhc. Wlllch
advanced ii 20 above las: night. There
WAS no news 10 explain the movement.
and the effect upon allied stocks was
slight
ST Paul was active ana huctuatng. and
received the full benefit of The late COW
c1inE movement AmaiGamatcd Copper
WAS heaI-" throughout. with news OF the
shutting down of the company $ mines,
and in The late dealings the stock broke
rs unGer last night intcrrnpting the rally
elsewhere and making the closing iTreG-
uiar The source of the receipt of cash
by The banks is a mystery, as known
movements of money indicated "a loss OF
upwards of S22,aG0.cl9 for the week. The
loan item reflected The continuance of re-
borrowing by debtors VINO arc paying, OFF
foreign loans.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
Germany shows a fecufoeration in cash re-
sources OF over s12,GoI.ofu. with reduc-
ton of loans and contraction of note is
sues Of about equal amounts. but sterling
exchange declined in Berlin again t-day.
indicating continued pressure fer gol0
there There remain some requirements 10
he filed at New York for renittances to
London on account of subscriptions 10 the
issue OF conSo.s. an llStallfnrnt on wllcn
is due November 9TH. The question of
gold exports from New York next week is.
therefore. an open one.
Railroad bonds have been in improved
demand at advancing prices United
States refunding rs declined X per cent;
ana old Is Il per cent. The IS advanced
u per cent above last wee.l closing BID
The total sales OF stocks to-day We're
2rIs.,oia shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

WANTED. AT ONCE. A SHIPPING
Clerk, by an uptown furniture house.
one with some experience in the furni-
tire business preferred. T.. Q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

MONEY AND 13XCHANGE-AIonev on
call closed nominal: prime mercantile
paper, 4I@6I5 per cent Sterling exchange.
nominal with actual business IN bankers
bills at 81. $500. sG5s for demand and at
81 $50. "a :>SIs or sixty days: posted rates.
s. S4ISGI4 81 and SiS7T1z. commercial bills.
81. s3674. S21a Bar silver. 57ls: Mexican
dollars d. Government bones 1irmer;
State bonds inactive: railroad bonds IL
regular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET

Petersburg, Va, Oct %, 1901.
(Rerorted by Martlp & 81
Nothing doing il. tobacco. a few nr,n,
inSS have been sold at s.. 60
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

rurrirhrd by Messrr. SCOTT K STRINGFETLo".
Members New York Stock Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Services viii be held IT the Baptist
Church to-day morning and evening.
conducted by Or. J. T. Belts, Of Florida
Miss Frances EroStlon. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
BroGdon. of Luck Avenue and Robert
Street. left yesterday to resume her
duties as a trained nurse in Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
1yNCHBURG TOCACCO MARKI

LynchburG. Va, Oct. 26, 1901.
I,ynchburg's tobacco market is very ac-
tive, prices for both dark and bright to-
bacco being unusually high. Warehouse
men express much qualification over the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Labor Notes.

There are $50 unions of BARRIERS.
Sweden has fifty-two daily papers.
Italy will soon be exporting sugar
Cigarmakers boasts III local unions.
Minneapolis has 500 Union teamsters.
There are 22t.00] union mine workers.
In Russia strikers are treated as re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
100 LATE I7os CI.AssIFIoaTIoN,

WANTED, AN Elk Pc r FENCED.
Ready-made Bushelman. Good wages;
STEADY work. Address Box 94S. city
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-01
PILE.INr CURES PILES.
Money refunded u II ever fails.


Mira. VIM. Reid spent Friday 10
Marshall.
G. II. Tucker has bought out the
Slater Steam Laundry from w. d.
Haes.
Mrs. DR.. Crawford, formerly Miss
Lille Thomson, 10 visiting her parents
al their home At Spring Valley farm
this week.
Married, ut the r~esldence Of the Rev.
j. Keith, October 10Th, Miss Kissie
Keith to Mr.. George Il. Dodson, Of
St. Joseph, Mo.
Misses Stella Quinn. Psttie NOrvel,,
Sue ScOAeld and other teachers re.
turned from y trip 10 the Buffalo Tx.
position Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Liggett returned this week
from FlOrence, Colo, where she hss
been visiting several months with her
son, George Lisgett.
Mrs. Leyburn, Of O~resrvi,le. was
here Tuesday aud left her little dsugl..
ter, Ruby, TOR . visit with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Bsrksdale.
The union Of the Y. r. 8. C. f.. "a.
cieties Of the Christian and Presbyts.
rian churches last Sunday evening
wss quite interesting.
The high school and other pupils
made extensive preparations Tor Hal.
loween, The fun IL all right, but often
carried too far aud the destruction Of
property IL nncslled TOR, even on this
occasion. II IL the fashion 10 civil.
LIKED communities now to have fun OF
Q more refined character.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-01
Il saved Her Life.

0ooch's Mexican Syrup has CON
plished . cure In this peighbOrh0Od
which has sstOnished the people. Miss
Davis . given up ~ die by her ~.
tending physician. She had lung fever.
The doctor said she would die before
morning, and advised 70 discontinue
his medicine, - II wss doing her no
good. Her parents had . bOtsle Of
Gooch's Mexican Syrup and Gooch's
Quick Relief In the house. They u
once began 70 give the syrup In doses
one hour apart, and frequently bashed
her chest With the Quick Relief. he.
fore morning she wss better. and after
using y few bottles of each. she 10 OIL.
most - we'll - Y II wss almost
like raising the dead and hss estab.
lished the reputation Of G0Och's Meg.
lean Syrup here - . cough remedy;
We cen sell nothing else.
J. h 3. SANDS,
Trlmble. Athens Co., q.
GOoch's Mexican Syrup cures . sim.
pie cough - u BY magic, and Il II the
best remedy for whoOpIug cough. Price
% cents.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-01
Administrative Notice Of eaIs Of Real


ny virtue ~ IN order u this PvohMts Court.
made vt ths H~sptesnbsr. iNnt. term Ut sNid
court, ] will. IN Ob~dience To said order. On
SATURDAY. rms IN DAY ~ NOV EM her
next. Mt the south front door Of the Court
County Ut saline. expOse ri public auction
all the tnterpst al leslie OrpMr. deceased, In
aud Ia " certain lNt or trnct. Ot lMnd. de-
sDuthcNst quarter ~ secttOn twenty.six txD,
In township nfty-One <6tl, range twenty
three txbl. III the County OF aaline and State
Ut Missouri.
J. ii. HUNTER.
aa-lw Administrator
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-01
That rhWbbing Hssdsebs

Would quickly leave you u you used
Or. Kings New Life Pills. T~hOussnds
NJ sufferers have proved their match.
less merit for slck and nervous heSd.
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only Do. Money
back u not cured. Sold By p. n.
Franklin, druggist.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-01

Notice e nereby given TO al crsditcsy and
Campbell. Jr.. dec~assst. that l. Minnie u. u.
CMtNphrlt, Hdmlnisl rwtglS ri swid estate. in.
tend To make finai srttlesn~nt Thereof 1t the
County. to he holden NJ the Court House IN
satd county ON the frst Monday ni Ilkcem.
Ltr. iOI. MlNNIE 4. Y. CAAPBELL.
AdMainistratrtx at hotsrs OAnaph"ll. dr..
ceNss~t. Al6w
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-01

Judge J. n. Hunter went 70 Ksosss
City, on legal business Monday
morning, returning that night.
A1PNQ1 HOLIDAY LAMPS !-Cut
0lsss, french end Austrian
lV Chine, u
+. -. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitsleton
entertained the following guests ~ din.
. Tuesday: Mrs. Robert Ameut, Of
Oklahoma. Mrs. John. Whita,etou, 81
shsckeliord, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Mar.
tin. Mrs Joe Martin, Mrs. J. B. Mar.
tin and daughter, Miss Sarah.