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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-20
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Thess ia E soune resident - the ~
pnr western section * The toua sha
Il blessed aith aiknity bsyone hia
seagN. and wlth a sister whoee years
aileit these number but ~ ARE sAe
yoaa aer namni0n geaHu. kaya she NeN
YORK Press one niEht harlnk 80
extra gacag. and tie sister being aVay
AZ Il kaashafe. pinks ocrealed his tls
ter'a room Tor the nleht Discovering
90 her toilet table a botfla mafkad
hair uaah. and thinking that perhaps
has own not ever luKarian crup 70
qaired attention.. be applied the con
tents o. the bottle hberkiiy 20 III
scalp locka. rabbing a IN 9Th thor
oughneMs
The fpllowing day. two hours befoft
any business house opened lia aoors
an individual with q sloneh hat pulled
do~a over his ears and having al ths
signs q demsaiia seat speeding down
tauH On iha sabsaf express VIA
eyed and ineohefent he sought the ea
tahllshmnnf * one ~ the heas halr
dFcsssfn ln town
ife has repeated hls visit % ~
shop eFerg morniha fine that tims
and the specialist Is slows rsmeflul
~ aeeull PROGRESSED knoHn g aii
trade. the brilliant egid Nffeaka whlcl
uere ~ notierahle amid ~ ietil
black u ne remainder % the ooiaare
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-20

rhe members It ladies' ambulance
class wvre selne Instructed the ether
AaY shat Is do II the eaaa s. x
pauadnd afte1 Is he s5m 81 Ics
namely ihai the hleeiiss might D.
stopped 81 Ifiue handkerchief ukht
ly aees asd wth tbe AID 70 a ruler
The qneaaoa uha then aakel
lles aaald oH afacgts IL NE case
81 pcrsea blee1ihr from had
wound ln ihe head
r. this ane of ths yauns ladies tul
upieefei the folloWine decisive rem.
ety
Il Nnula tie q handkerchief round
ihe necE aHpA Had IL fhe ghreaL
ana slth s fulel inserted under thg
knot 81 ihe aack q the Heek tighten
iho haadkerthlef con tha h'a sing
ceased
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raoM TUESDAYS DAILY

seymour Riddle. president e ilie
rsnmsresAl club has afltteu So llie
general manager q the frisoo, asking
II there IS anything Viaita eAh 90 70
@eats tie fe.ssfabiishnsni q tie
freight division a. thls point. lie las
uat set resolved 81 anssef g -
latfar
Jack sells. The Tula druggist, vas
la The clty todal
Nv Orr went q Guthrie lasi night
q attend the constitutional oonfeu.
tlen
1aHm Payne. deputy MARSHAL at
pssss IS in the city. called here of
tie Illness Of bis wlie.
fIarrY miller s making ArfAnss-
msnts to - 20 California % spend TIE
rsmalndef of the slutef
Nrs s. +. Wailea has teen serious.
Is In iof several days Tier ialhsf'
II ncoNn Il gaysilie. 40, was call.
- here this morning.
Il has hasn loug tine siues TIE
eaugt hoaze has lesn as deserted a. Z
Is Il present Court ls helue held a
faah SAlllsaM And Nuwata. Asa Non
sequence both Judges afe out q town
ths United States aftofnel once I
entirely aeseued Deputy o. i Ne
stlle rules 4he marslals ofice - sais
tafy grandeur aad efsfk 6 A David
- and chief Deputy + q nasiisof
ars both away u IS expected ihal
TIE present rush q hiissnsss slll con
t.aaa ifom noa aatli staieh 81
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osslahr Lnts J1s

samson awakened snddeaIg and dis
covered that ncillah uas ehopplns hi.
hair without any regard e che iatesl
STYLES in the aueieat taHaofiai fsr
lnfa
What ala yoa huhderrd Sam
ron Can't sou eu mf haif sffNlkh'
without taking b many haekaf
neiIlah smiled 0Te her tue0 shear
Al nrhf pet she asaHfad hftel
this viii take automobiles
Hefusiue fa efae6 q amIie at Ial
iah.a alleged VII samson pnl "a ht.
shiu guards an3 ashcd eui te air
a Ahau team ChitaFa naiif News
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-20

wofth Ialng i NdFlh doing sell If
son wisi a. = cured 81 Rheumag ism
use nslisnis SnnN LInimsnf aud Yaa
elll ta wei cured A positive cuTa
FOR snFaius. neuralgia. bruises. con.
ifacfe1 muscles and all The Ills thar
aesh i h6lrta At 81. Williams.
NafasafA. Texas, writes III hase
ased snow Iiuiment fof spmiuel
ankles and Il gives tie best II safls
farilou. ] aleafs keep Il in tie
house Peoples bfas Siofs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-20
20 HEREroRD DHuLLs ron
SALE

Hto S months o'd 80 t,r ri9a elef.
q s pmsIss
asA OsNere Kan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-20

TIE maa 81 ten dollars wesk iu
come ha4 inst baea wlmteA Vain
ly s. pleaded ~ have the case fe
opened
No OuofFc ssId ne Fifl afmg
4 have resa thst ~ miiIlanaires b.
Fia On ten dollaG wes nf less
and deems myee0 uHWurhy % Be-
ihe Aite e s millionaire ane poor
iellas with about seoea0 sea-
miHhf catch me thaash shc added
thouHhifniig
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-20
FRoN wEp0EDAY's DAILY

Miss carrie steyaus Is assisting At
Tie Fair this week
Mrs I * wAlicnA condition was
about tlle s&me today a. yesterday.
Local merchants aFe batter than
ssee prepared ta supply fouf holiday
warts
Judge Parker expects % complete
MA eisil term q court Ia Noeaia e.
mouow
" gAtewood uha u attending
eollege ii No, i home 70 spend ths
holidays
A blending sf caruatlooy And hollis
makes yefy pretty ,hovl windows Al
tie J8mt1
Judge \ J FArar returned thh
morning from 3 visit wlth h,s parent.
ln Mlssiad
Joe Pitchf0rt and Joc sanboru q
Mnskogpe, weFe visiting VI q Pitsb
ford here totat -
Boys pho owned skates put IN "a,
time faithfully this morning Un rul
cfees until school time.
John fIAliett and Miss Rena Rsn
ffos. both of kstehum. we're marfis9
81 the court house Yesterday aftsfno1t
81 Deputy Clafk George O. flnleF
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&c nE sropplO lAuonIao.


flFe young men sent Into q store -
hay s bat each
eealHg theY wefg ln a lasina mood.
iHr clerk said. AFe Yau marncaf
They each said Yea
Then ill give a hai ~ fhe one sha
can truihfnlly say b. has bot kissed
say ether eoman but bic aNn Nlfe
sinea BE- vas msrTied
Hand oNef a hat said ere - the
party I've son lt
When wese yna married
YESTERDAY. eaa the fepl1. ard Ihc
hai sas handed oves
one 90 ne others vas langhins
heartily whilst tellinw bis Nlfe ibe
iaks hui saaaenly palled ap nhen shs
said
= say. fahn. hos was it You didn1
hTing oanf
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HoIIdaY Rales

rhis fsartfs Frisco eiil ssI maad
trio Holiday tlesets T. Nich a large
territory fhaf IL j. dlnrnll g caysf
aIi uf Il in an advert lsaMent
TIE tate vii b. pus ana aae.thIfd
fats fof round tFip AMI tickets cln -
sal8 70 practically az p8iuts betueen
thc Reesy Mountains and tie Allie
zhuegs
TIE dates Il ale to this tefrtef3
except southern Mas8sfl. Arkansas.
II ilsn Territory. Oklahoma aad Tex
Is VIII l.e neeamnef a1ib. zlsi, and
ssnd silh return lImit thluY days
fum dsfe u sale
Tickets wll also IL sold II sane
rate to points ia the middle ee,i ln.
e.ading 81 points ln Missouri Arsan-
50. Indian Territory Oklahoma and
TsHhs au recsmber esth % eith TO-
elusive. neeemhar Nfh and alsi asa
JanuArg ~ sith return limit January
sth At same nfa Fer particulars IL.
qnire ". n. DncK
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FnoM MoNpAYN pAIlY

Fnoh MONDAYS DAILY
~ ossson Is confined 70 his home.
hf Illness
ssl--~af Riddle sent 70 Muasosss
tish mognlag
Walter Faslaholsx and Miss Alice
HoAMr4aou ~ Chelsea aecarsd mar.
FlAge lleenas sunday
Charles y Allsa and Miss Myrtle
nockweil. both d Grove. secured a
marriage license thh morning
Last nights Frisco dld uos arrive
ffum TIE uesf until this mofnlaa
having leen delayed by the snow.
TT. FafgAr, unltad states conmls.
sioaaF sgent SUNDAY AND today rlsit
ms relatives "a Springfield and Ozark,
No
Jasgs J. A. GIN went 70 Salllsau
thls morulns whsp he All complete
the criminal term bexau by Judge
Parser
Nrs n A Mcfarland. sho vas -
ill FRIDAY night, IS much stronger to
dAY. and tia pllgsleians Aga sety hops.
fai of her frcosefY
Nearly tan lnclles q s1low fell yes.
feriag aftsrnoon ard las ulzht, bai lt
was sery wst. And todags san las
hetn mclllng u mpldlF
Tbs sciiool election held saturday
rr.altsa in tiis eeicctspa ~ DAVIS
ulll ava IS T. R4dtstt as msmbefa
az ths RaaFt o. EiacAtioa
pyanAiin A MAang d ENslla and
MAa Dora Head 81 White oAk @ete
mAuisd Il tie court house. tnis morn.
lus ), DepalI Clerk George g. Finley
Tinted stAiss clefs C. A Daflis.n
pfgarmsi 4 doubts wvidlng sAf4rAAl
Afternoon. tbe parties ,eins Joseph A
nfouson AMI Wfs 1. s Duncan ana
n A Nils aud lln RaF al q Che.
topA. Kansas
Minnie Highland, ~ltnl vas taken
snso custody charged elth insanity.
uae released this morning oul tho al
vies of ~ Oliver naghf Her hus'
baud vii Highland. promised % tass
har ara care for haf and TIE dpeto'
AS II ~ does v sls siil probably -
ail right 10 RagbY states that sh'
. not insane.
4 marriage liesnss Wfs i.spsd sat
ufssAs afternoon - kfed Martin ai's
NJ Lids Downing calefed 10th q
mcsfAta. Tier esfe married hY f'efi
:. 8 a. nAsl.i=on.
y Tusnty enc prisoners sefs ufaskn
taek tfom ssllisas yesterday = lep
nts AsAnhN naaAes q ealilsAs a
ugssn eight base legn ssnteneei I
ne psnlteatnr Tiisfe ATE ssih (
efssaoers tissrc - tfial TITS Neek
Rev Gsasso Fs.ensr = feeas3ifa
MA pnkrt.e3 Il the Few tsfiai
church gas4sfiag mofuius eHd s's
uIas 10 aapfec.sglfe aaileuses Hes
NJ Foia5kf s1l pfeasa asala nes
SaniaY
II Il. Lester rAmg II las nl&h
fsem Mmkismaa. s. - ilo islt hef
ufilr over one fssr asa aud has pee
over ths efeatff portion g uls tAciA
sIsee AMI analg seffIed daHu
WuaiemAn sbeFe 30 Owls afe eoppt
All gUd claims
gudge l.umau / pafsar lf q
taHsi from sAilisas yesiefdA'
where he has been holdlng efimin'
eoau. And leit iaf Noeafa Ni'sfe 4
MKIl hold i civil term ifils wees
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~ oasson Is confined q hh homs
hf AllneN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-20

~ YGe Hee aN4 ga0a reason shy
daetor should uoi tlan - a poet
Certainly rot. tant poetry e dfag
iH fts mafkei
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The ohost ef TfichinepolY.
The nh0H mas ha aeam on moat
nlrha triween The houra 81 "a ana 3
90 lha Trannr road ste % most
teanHfal creature aho aslha 1ut ~
the river aifh hef c.afhs a SET
Eateg dripping ffea heg iaas H n
ireasse. aud shc eauiea ia hef asat
hand nn. nat asaee of soap anr aa
anilaaaieI iaaihhfasA merely d afass
i8tah u any refsaa attempts 81 ap.
pruaeh beg ahe merely poinsa ihr f1ft
finger of beg lefi haut st hlm aua 81
iles The eaust Nas originally oaa g
fhe temple aancina girls famous a''
ngef la0 mMn '1f heF striking hmuff
TIE iemnla snihaHIif faisai eaiec
ti1as f0 hef hafhius lhrre aad ordered
hrr s. creea 0ai quietly 8 DO every
uishl sni haihe iu the rieef at TeaaHf
aseee nn aea unai3 a het Ihia ae
g.R e. aame sfma M snaheg ieanie
rfl save anag lhe aent aith - -
all sasl tha uea' aIshi Shea halhlas
she hsari the tramH 81 maag feri aa'
Ua rushing aaf o. aee uaaf uas fha
matter vac accidentally saoekcd Hid
eos sef aa8 ar0#He b aa craea 3.
msa faEaIue W h riverside q see
hor Nadfss Msii
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1i.s DAILY Ssuk. fhs fAYmend Re.
pahiicaa papeg recently established u
MnAkoRea lsAa suspoaiel. but will
eontinas I'll appear Al : wesklY
James West. . weil-kn0wn farmer.
i ia from his home on Lyncf's
prairie. Ne made complaint a Tie
court isonha THAI some ~ his cnttle
have been killed recsatly. lIs ses.
pects some negroes who are nslghbors.
Articles Of Incorporation of Tie
saillsa9 DruF company, capital stock
1900, werr tlied today The officers
are u Fefg10n, president ! W.
Norris vice president. A, = Hart,
secretary treasurer.
VI. A. sorrell Is requested % SEE aud
nonfer wlth every rejected FfestimAll
n Ninita and surrounding nslghbofi
hood within the next Is daYs All
who arr interested IN their citizenship
call AZ Rider hotel or write ~. A.
sofFeil, yinitA. r.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30

n would doubtless No horrine;- u know
that the original lrXeby consists Of ono
line sung over and over and punctuateo
with ferocious yawns.
In truth. there II no more successful
poseure on the earth's surface than the
mother, and the worst Of II II that tho
pose IL entirely compulsory. N las been
made for her and she must adopt u
whether n hts her or not.
She would give half her Kingdom tn
shake Tommy soundiy for ORA wiling over
his PRAYERS. or 10 yield TO mothers meet.
inss rules ana let tho baby exercise his
lungs nv yelling all night, or TO spank
the older children for tearing their
clothes and breaking the windows. but
long ages NJ living IN the public eve. ms u
were. have accustomed her To pause ana
uncorscioitsiv wonde what tho ideal
mother would do IN this or that ease. and
then quite naturally fall into the ssine
hne NJ action.
She knows quite well tina, while all tho
world loves " lover. all the world wor-
shipa and adoros the mother. and that
though = lovers quarrel is easily con
aimed md rlrs-ed over. N = mother falls
ever so little from grsce. nothing could
ever psain restore her TO her pedestal In
the public mind.
In reality. the mother NJ = tariby ~
The hardest worked drudge IN the world.
Pho is the only anlmsi that never rests.
The bear he's a long winter nap. the row
lndulses IN . quiet hour NJ daily cud-
chewing. the hnrae IL turner ont tn pas.
'ure. and the man has hts holiday. hut
the mother In = vivid Illustration of per-
pe'uai motion. 18th one duty ana rome-
times tvo FOR every moment ~ the day..
and perhaps without ths ideal ~ heracir
10 live M to. the pose OF mothsthood in
In which to slip while tho world looks
vorshipfully IN. she would have become
.s,iuct-hke the Dodo long years ago
Richmond Nows-Leader.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
HERNDON

Rich Keith aud Joe Wheel
err, Of Marshall, spent a few
days last week hunting In this
part of the county.
Miss Robbie Conner was
shopping in our town SatuI :
day.
j. T.. Herndon was in Hern-
don Saturday, called in to see
DR.. Harris while here.
Mr.. and M RS. James Aul-
CUR are rejoicing over a little
daughter who arrived there
Sunday Nov. 25th.
j. M. Dennis and family
were trading In our town one
day last week and while here
called on Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A.
Hill.
joe Hilton has moved into
Ibis properly ne recently pur.
chased vi Ed Kennedy.
Miss Rosie higgins was ii
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
AN gllsIp or YOUTH.

A bag NJ salt and plenty ~ cold water
,rc the nnly cosmetics used by a certain
famous beauty. when she wants n bath
she throws n few hsndfuls ~ salt into
her tub and energies with a fresh tease on
life
she dl.solv.s salt IN tepid water and
hather her eyes with ~ every morning.
o~t~nlnx and ahnttIns them In IN, water
IN make them strong and bright. h
hntha- her face IN salt water because II
keeps the muscles nrtn. Rhe run sait In
In her hsir ard scalp. then brushes II out
carefully. and ~ acts not only m "A
r~issussr hut 10 = tonic. Che hathss her
fee, In strong salt water before she
starts 81, ~ u long walk because rho
Knows n hsrdans them. n she has no
'ooth powder n, hand she puts n little
al, ~ hsr iooih brush and finds u hard
rms tho gums and makes her teeth shine.
Fresh air and exercise are also an elis-
r. NJ youth: n brings shou, y good eircu-
h,tion and MAKES tho hio-d ,insl~ with iifo
ard energy. Many experience n sensitive.
ness In tho cokf from tho moment cold
weather sets In until I, ceases sait. fresh
mir aud exercise will Do more han MI IN"
lotions aud drugs IN tho world. rrhis sem
pltivones- IL. IN nearly every case. created
hy lack ~ circulation.
CaIisihsnIcs with dumb-bciir. fifteen
minutes every morning. are excellent for
tho circulation. taken In connection with
the outdoor eN~tciReR. one WIN plays
soif. tennis. aud rides and drives a great
deal. never suffer from tho cold weather.
No amount ~ underwear will keep one
warm unless tho circulation n IN good
condition Then light weigh, nsnneis or
hssyv siik will he found sufficient and esr-
,ainly more comfortable.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
Herndon shopping Saturday.

Herndon shopping Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Hern-
don and family were visiting
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. +. Henley
Sunday.
We have one Of the proud
est men in our town you ever
saw. He was so glad the next
morning after the election
that he kicked the horns off
of the moon. Why was he so
glad? Because he was elect
ed Justice Of the Peace.
George Stephens and wife
were in Sweet Springs shop
ping Tuesday.
Rev. Arnold, of Sweet
Springs, was in our town on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Ross Jackson is visit
ing in Sedalia this week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
SLATER

Mr.. @. FL. Tucker and fam
lily made a trip to X G. this
week, partly on business and
partly a visit to friends.
Mrs. Julia Allen has been
on the sick list of late. But
she is able 10 he up and around
again.
Mr.. Frank Brown, who was
reported quite i'll last week is
now able to sit up aud the
probability is he will soon be
out again.
Thanksgiving services was
held in the Christian Church
on Thursday of this week.
Sermon by Rev. Radcr. pastor
,of the Methodist Church.
Pretty good number in atten-
dance, all seemingly happy
aud very thankful for tho
many blessings that IL has
been their privilege to enjoy
through life. After the SER
X.NLNHi .HN.H. ..A..|H
mon y liberal collection was
taken up for the bisuefit Of
the poor.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
WHITE HANDS.

Tho very snowiest hand Tint ever
Tho lip " true man kissed,
Soft as n flower aud with faint vcinlnss
OF MAY hlu" toward the wrist
60 fine. sn FRAN Il II. we pnnder
The drudgery II has missed,
My own is white. ton. lying beside ~,
Ret tfGre's a trac' of h"n
In ttN inrNer palm .work's mark. Dost sce
Her little look Of scorn
AZ hearing Of the hundr'Si suiscs
My tsisy hand has worn:
Hers II for jeweling and glowing.
AInnocent ~ all price;
Mime has the strength OF striving IN IT
White a. II II. weighs twice
In The worlds affairs, for gentle color
Ami ~unspolled energies.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
RIVER

j. r. Heuman and Jesse
Hensick attended the !. o. o.
F. Lodge at Slater Friday
night.
Robt. King transacted BUSH
nes, al Marshall Thursday.
j.. a. Van Bowen and wife
were calling IN Lutte ROCK
Sunday.
DR.. Sharp one of Little Rocks
efficient doctors passed
through here enroute 10 Stat
er Sunday and from there he
will go "a Montgomery City
on "a visit 10 relatives.
Mis- LILLIAN tienslck spent
se,e,al days AT Hardeman
last week. She reports sleigh
riding line ~ Arrow Rock
and tardemdn. We wonder
wby9
Mrs. To. SLlvers, OF Orear-
vile, was the guest of rela-
lives here Wednesday.
Mrs. Hudson is very sick
at the home of d. ID. Davidson,
being stricken with paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Detmer
We're trading In Arrow Rock
Monday.
Lawson Roberts, who has
been on the sick list, is better
j. l.. Mattix and wife at
tended the oyster supper at
Henry Mattix near Pleasant
Valley.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30

Itch cured in 80 minutes BY
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Newer fails. Sold BY Thos. n.
Fisher, Druggist. 4
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
County Nsss
NEW FRANKFORT

We hope all of our readers
enjoyed their turkey"
Thursday.
Chas. Love and wife return
ed to their home in southwest
Missouri Tuesday.
A series Of meetings began
at the Evangelical church
Thursday night On account
OF the inclemency of the
weather the attendance has
been small.
Jake Sayers, father of
Mrs. Robt. Gabb, of this
place. died near Orearville
Fri. morning, Nov. BIRD, and
his remains were Inferred in
the Slater Cemetery Sunday
d.
Miss Florence Reidenbach
spent last week visiting near
Sharon.
K. p. Price Sr. spent Sun.
at home with his family re.
turning TO Independence on
Sunday evening.
Miss Maud Delaney of
Ayers visited her sister Mrs.
Barton over Sunday.
Mrs. Arbogast visited her
sister Mrs. q. T.. Whining "a
few days the past week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
Hook Caught Human eody.

A very curious incident occurred 10
Brooklyn early one mornug. Samuel
Young, with HIS friend, Harry Weber,
went a.ashing. and they seated lheur
selves comfortably on the string piece
of Pier 50. ut the foot OF Betouns
street. and cast their baitol hooks
into the North river, An "a passed
without q single bite. Suddenly
youpg's line drew * tight n q hdd'r
string. aud. believing that he ~
caught q big Ash. he called 10 hss
friend 10 help him. But they sooi>
a, covered that the hook was fast ~
~. !. Wy Of a man. and as Young drew
',na h,,aysto shore no sszed on the
a.. Of hls lifelong friend. Gasfsv
Johuson. Who had mysteriooaly d'sap.
,.ar.d from his home. altogether au'
Known to elthey samuel Yoaps or HE
,compsniop. -
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-30
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The high school has been
unusually favored lately in
the way of noted visitors
among the number are DIR.
Fruit of William Jewell Col
lege and MIR. Cham berlin the
representative Of Allyn and
Bacon's publishing house.
DR.. Fruit during his visit here
gave an excellent address ON
1.-THE Friendship of Books"
1t is II privilege 10 listen 10
this cultured gentleman and
we are delighted To learn that
he is 10 give us one or two
more lectures this year.
Mr.. Chamberlin gave MS "a
charming rendition of two OF
Riley's poems, "When the
Folks are Gone" and
Thoughts for the Discourage
ed Farmer" There are some
very beautiful passages in the
latter, among them,
"Some says the crops is
ruined, and the cornis drownd-
ed out,
And prophesy the wheat will
be a failure, without doubt;
But the Kind Providence that
has never failed us yet
Will be on hands onc't more,
at the Eleventh hour, i bet!''
These selections were much
enjoyed not only because
Riley Is IA favorite poet but
also because of the pleasing
personality of the speaker.
We hope Mr.. Chamberlin will
visit us again soon.
Governor Bob Taylor's lee
ture on Castles in the Air.
was largely attended by the
High School students. This
speaks we'll for our students
for such a speaker rs Cover.
nor Taylor will always exert
a refining Influence upon his
bearers; furthermore IN APP
probation for q lecture Of this
order shows q fair degree Of
culture.
The Thanksgiving holiday
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is upon us and will be enjoyed

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10 the fullest extent, notwith-
standing tie fact that IL is II
yearly occurrence.
The Euepian Literary
Society rendered II program
dnring the assembly hour ON
Wednesday, the day before
Thanksgiving.
This is the first open ses.
sion that any of the societies
have given this wear. All on
the program acquitted them
selves with credit aud did
honor to their society.
The following interesting
program was well carried
OUT
Song-Glee Club.
Recitation Charley Durrett.
Farce, IA Feminine Jury's
Verdict"
"Things for which we are
Thankful, Hattie Chafee.
Piano Solo, ~ May Grecian.
Vocal Solo, -Olive l)eGarmo.
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MALTA BEND

While in Frcdouia Kansas
last Friday Hon. $. T.. lions
ton stepped into hole in the
sidewalk and sprained his
ankle. He came home Satur.
day and has been indoors
ever since.
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Healed by Sees sting.

=. n. Mostellcr. a large bee raiser
near Roycrsford. Pa, II hsing besieged
by numerous persons for the use nj
his bees for the cure ~ rheumatism.
Councilman Howard Buchanan VAS
the first IN try the new remedy snd
the results were M satisfactory thar
. number of other persons have follow
ed suit.
John Anthony has been given such
great relief ny being stung h a hs
las dispensed with his crutches.
Lewis Dccgan. another convert, has
been given great rcliei,
A prominent business man of Potts
town who has suffered for years was
stunG eight times by Pratts golden
clover bees. which are the kind eNel,-
sively used for the rheumatic cure.
Mr.. Mostellcr says he will now be-
gin to charge a fee Tor his bees stiugs
the same as regular doctors do for
their services, He says II will b"
more profitable than raising honey.