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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

1 hereby respectfully announce
that I am candidate for the
office of Sheriff to fill out the un-
expired term of w. H. QUITS. Will
abide the results ofthe Democrat
ic primary and support the nomi-
nees of the same.
w. C. QUITS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

Step by step the postal authori-
tiles are revising and simplifying
3 the system SO as TO facilitate in
every possible way the handling of
the mails. The latest order issued,
looking to the expeditions delivery
Of mails, was that providing for
the discontinuance of the back
stamping in large cities. 1t is
probable that back stamping Of
letters by the Office to which they
are addressed will be universally
abolished.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
the race for governor of New
Yo,k, William Randolph Hearst
hada Martin Anssl-Hoks Smith
Walk.oyer-last week.

The.r recent Disturbance in Allan
ia led to the closing Of alEthe sa-
sloonain the city for period of
five day 8. If it is a good thing to
close all barrooms for period of
i've days, would 1T not be better
thing TO close them for three hun
sdred and sixty five days?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

The t:makipg season has
passed and the debt-paying sea-
aon-the time when the proceeds
sof the years work are converted
into hard cash-is here. AS the
year draws to a close it behooves
every man to .liquidate all indebt-
sdness as far as possible. Notice
whenever and wherever you will,
and you will find that the success
zful man, the man who manages
Shis affairs in 8 systematic, busi-
Sness-like manner, never allows
one year'a debta to to overlap n
other, unless some calamity be-
falls him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

A year ago ''The Clansman"
5sweptseverythipg before it on its
southern tour, making barrels of
money for Tom Dixon. But this
season an i'll wind has 80 troubled
the waters that its sailing is any
thing but smooth. Some cities
have. shut it out by ordinances
Others have cancelled engage
gmeRts because of the tense racial
conditions. Our own Carolina
capital is consid idering the wisdom i 'lr
sofsclo oaing its doors 10 Tom Dixon
and his incend diary prod ction.
The plhysWill prob ably never make
another successful southern tour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

Bear in mind the election whech
is to be held on Saturday next.
Because only ole Office is to be
filled many through indifference
will probably absent themselves
from the polls. This should not be
! so. Whenever the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee orders an elec-
#tion it is the duty of every clti-
zen to vote.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

Mr.. Cotton Produc er, if you are
zoat Of debt and are not forced to
sell. hold your cotton for awhile
and thereby aid your less fortu-
nate brother, who ls compelled to
sell, in obtaining better price.
The receipts at this season of the
year: have much to do with the
price fluctuations, consequently
each bale that is withheld is q
mite cast on the side Of higher
prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

Rose COTTAGE.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
SALINE COUNTY.
tcon,inued from Ith Page. J

beautiful, the water of the
springs at this place have
great curative powers and
are used considerably by our
people. There are several
stores, Il church, blacksmith
shop etc. The neigborhood
is settled by n promisceous
people. Land is very reasona-
BILE.
BLOsSER
i n small station on the Mo.
Pac. Ry. about II miles north
west OF Marshall has a store
and several dwellings. The
land arond here is the very
best and is often called The
Plains. There is very little
of the land for sale.
FAIRvILLG
This is n small town 8 miles
north Of Marshall that neither
boasts Of a river nor railroad,
yet proudly holds her head up
rs one Of the wealthy sections
of the county. The land
around here is level and of
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

the best. Cattle form "A good
part of the industry here.
GILLIAN
Here's where our vocabu-
larry fails us, AS the Witty
editor at this point paints the
town in such bright colors
that our talk would make il
look like 80 cents" Bat
we're going To take "A little
latitude and try 10 hold our
own this cme. This city con-
lains 40, ZOO inhabitants Cen
sus, 400 is located on the
world.famous G. * A. railroad
Is miles northeast Of Mar.
shall. The city has tremen-
dous Qoud) business, has it's
own bank, as safe as Uncle
Sam, schools equal TO Oxford,
churches that are n delight,
residences fit for kings, and
soil that will ''raise cane"
corn or wheat that cant be
beat. The people in and
around Gillian are the best
on earth w. W. says some
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

VIZ are in receipt of IA hand.
some volume entitled 1.-THE
Packer, the Private Car Line
and the People, by J. Ogden
Armour. This book gives the
packers side OF the recent
Investigations in regard to
trusts, shipping, rebates, etc.
and the facts therein are very
timely. II will be well for
grocery wise-acres who are
always telling how the gov
ernment should be run, yet
cannot manage a turnip patch
properly, TO read II few facts
on the other side.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

TIE Republican has follow
ed the teachings in the para
BILE of the wise servant, who
returned 10 his master the tai.
ent intrusted TO his care null.
tiplied tenfold. y = We
have made two blades of
grass TO grow luxuriantly un-
der Republican .administra.
ton where one grew feebly
under democratic administra.
ton. = y The American
peoples condition is better
now than the condition OF any
people anywhere on the earth
in any time since history be
gan. y Under til e
Dingley tariff law there has
been a greater development
in all forms OF industry than
has ever been reached under
any other revenue law since
the government was organic
led. = y Capital is cheap
er than ever before, and
money can be had at less in
terest than anywhere else ia
the world. / am
ready TO take my chances
with those who toll, and this,
too, without regard To the de-
mands OF Mr.. G%ompers when
he seeks TO control their ac-
tion at the ballot box. = =
We are willing to stand by
the record we have made, and
trust to the intelligence OF the
people. Speaker Cannon.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

Naptor was of considerable
Importance even in times be-
fore the war. Napton used
10 be called Jonesboro, and
was the county seat Of Saline
county from 1881 10 1889.
Sal ne has had four county
seats since its organization in
1920. First Jefferson on the
Missouri river near where II
now the town OF Cambridge,
next Jonesboro, next Arrow
Rock, and finally Marshall.
The name Jonesboro was
changed TO Napton u willie
back on account of n ruling
of the postoffce department.
The name Napton was given
1t in honor of Judge W. B.
Napton OF Missouri supreme
coui who lived near. Napton
tc-day, although small is by
no means dead. There is
plenty of life there rs any one
can see who will look. In the
county seat days, however, IL
was comparatively much more
OF n town than IL has ever
been since. II was not only
the seat Of justice, the place
where public business was
transacted, but il was u fav-
orite Quitting and starting
point for traders, explorers
and adventurers bound for
the Great West and South.
west. The room where court
w'ts held was the upper story
OF Il double log building near
what Is now the center OF the
town. The lower story was
divided into two rooms, in
one OF which was n grocery
store and in the 0 her a livery
stable. When IL was necces-
sary for a jury TO retire for
elaboration, it was taken
down into the livery stable,
the horses being first taken
outside SO that the jurymen
might be undisturbed.
Among the lawyers who used
tn plead In thatlog courtroom
were some big men, among
whom we're Judge Todd, Abiel
Leonard, Hamilton r.
Gamble, General Duff Greene,
and John Z. Ryland. There
was u famous old hotel al
Jonesbs,r0 in those days.
II was rather ctowded during
court soSainna hnt srstf,
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

: THERE is no better place on
earth to live than in Saline
county. We have the best of
'soil, schools, churches and
q nditions TO be found any
where. You will make no
mistake in locating here or
re naining here.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

have wings, or something
Ielse.) The land in this Sec
ton is given away" ut $50
to 800 per acre.
GRAND PASS
is a small town 20 miles west
Of Marshall on the Mo. p.
Railway with II population Of
300. II is IN old river town
and was settled in the same
manner as other early river
towns, but Of recent years
there have been n great many
German settlers in the vicin-
ity Till about half the farms
around the town are occupied
by them. II is II good trading
point.
MALTA BEND
is one OF the wealthiest and
most fertile sections iL.Saline.
The land here is practically
all good. and sells at a big
price, lowering around 500
per acre. 1t was settled by
Orleans and "A good many still
reside here. The town has n
population of about 600 and
has n bank, good stores,
etc. An ice factory was re-
Gently erected there, of which
we give a view this week.
MARSHALL
is the county seat OF Saline, n
city of 5000 inhabitants with
all modern convenicnces. The
G. Il a.. and Mo. Pac. Rail-
ways pass here and an elec-
trio railway between Sedalia
and Miami is planned to pass
through here also. The city
is noted for its beautiful resi-
dences, nice streets and we'll
tto-do citizens. 1t is surrounds.
ed by IA fine country and is a
splendid business centre.
NAPToN
tContrlbuted.)
Down the Salt Fork ten
miles from Marshall on the
''river route" Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad is tie town of
Napton. So small an | nm
pretentious is it that the
passerby on the train rarely
takes any notice Of it.
Though it is small, it is not
to be sneezed at, even in the
present day. It Is a conven-
lent shipping point for
p very rich farming section,
and it's shipments Of live
stock and farm products Ii
|larger than that Of many
towns much larger.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

MARSHALL offers splendid
opportunity for several ex.
perienced truck aud fruit
growers. We have "A good
market that is at present
very poorly, or rather spas.
medically, supplied in these
lines.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
Republican Ticket

For Judge Supreme Court, long terIn-John
Kennish.
For Judge supreme Court, short term-Ias
+. Neville.
For Superintendent Of schooli-J Z. White
for Railroad CommissiOn.r-H. NJ. FientF-
for hepreseDtstiye-Tbos. n O'DonnsIl
For Presiding ~Judge-Jo. Aiksls
70 Judge County Court, lat District-w.
h. montgomery
For Judge County Court, Pad Distrlgt-Wm
y. Dierksr
For C~ollector-Geo. u. Harris
For County CIerk-M b Ebiers
Tor Circuit Clerk-R. y. Taylor
fof ~Bherin-cbas. D. shnfer
for T%reasurer-J NJ. Denny, Jr.
For Hscorder-A "A. orr
: for Judge Probate court-Jobn W. Binrk.
burn
For coroner-Dr n. q. Emerson
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

THE 2Sth Annual Reunion
of Mexican War veterans will
be held at Chillicothe, Mo-.
on Sept. 18th and 18th.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

FORWARD your Republican
this week TO some distant
friend after you have read H..
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

away. Napton is consider
ably larger than IN those days,
though it can claim only about
100 population now. 1t has
three stores, d bank aud a
blacksmith .hop. j. W. Clark
and P. 5. Reynolds own the
Two leading stores, each han
Jling a general line of goods
and DOING quite a large bus
mess for "A town Of the size.
j. r.. Shackleford has the
post office and a small store
with a full line of school
supplies, stationery, confec-
tionery aud notions.
MIAMI
Ohe Of the old and substan-
tial towns OF Saline, with a
population of 60J, banks, good
schools, churches, good sur
rounding country, Is holding
It's own in spite of the fact
that IL is not located ON "A rail
road. IL is " miles north of
Marshall on the Missouri
river. This is also AN early
settlement and many OF the
uld-timers and their children
are still controlling it's des-
TIMES. The people of Miami
aud vicinity are noted for
their generosity and hospital
lty and "a settler would find a
generous welcome.
NELSON.
Nelson Is one OF the older
towns of the county, on the
Missouri Pacific Railway,
near the Cooper county line,
has a population of about 500,
is we'll supplied with church
es, has good schools and does
IA fine business, especially in
cattle. Some of the land in
the vicinity is of the best,
other parts are rough and
medium.
NEW FRANKFORT
an old river town in northeast
Sa re, was settled by Ger.
mans, many Of whom have
moved away, making it "A mix
ed community. 1t is n nice,
hospitible little place and n
cool trading point. Land is
reasonable, yet OF u good
gra le.
SLATER
This is the second town in
size In Saline. 1t has $500
inhabitants, has 2 banks, pub.
lie and high schools, mills,
city electric light plant, water
works, etc. The main indus
try in the city is the G. & A.
car shops, where hundreds
Iof men are employed and
which furnishes II splendid
pay roll. The country round
about Is also fine. 1t IL a good
business towr.
SWEET SPRINGS
The third town OF Saline in
p ,pulatiOn (1200J and the live
lest for its size. II received
its first reputation as a con-
vention town, summer resort
and as the home Of "A big mill.
tary school. Since its bnsi.
ness has grown in proportions
these other features have
been somewhat neglected or
forgotten, although The water
is AS healing as ever, the
groves as pleasant and the
town as hospitable. The city
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

800, 600 acres of as fine farm land
as can be found In the world. Lo.
Gated in northwestern Texas, where
one crop pays for the land. Price
$1,000 per acre, cash, balance on
10 years time at y per cent interest.
Very low rate excursions Isl and
3rd Tuesdays.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
HOME 2OTHLAST Time
Many Old Soldiers viii
Never March Again
in Parade

Minneapolis aug lt For ths fort
ieth tstaU since ia anfk was snlsiiei
and its glory Won the Grand Army ~
me Republic Nas Ia line today
Never laas there besn Ia this country
. pafaae more appealing and lmpfes.
slFe than that Nhlcb passet through
The streets oi Minneapolis to-day
Az times the veterans sefe greeted
by chesfa THAR drowned tln faag and
crash of their many hands " times
they passed Through living lanes
uhefs esefg tongue Was sell. eyeTY
eye dim. and tfefY brad lefed Ia
feYefenes
TIE parade vas q notable thng as
such things 80. aell.handled laick.
moving and inspiring "a looA upon
Countless '.agA aaappad 10 Tie hFeese
aud TIE lines a seierAns fAsAri for
miles uefseen buildings gafssouslY
decorated Tie asatbef sas IDEAL
Tie c0'umu Nas three i.oas in
passlns q given point snd TIE line %
march vas tao miles
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
Articles Of incorporation Filed
IN once Of United States
Clerk

Anambfr % usa corporations hass
aled llsif papers sin uis nltel
States clerk here n tie past fss days
TIE ss4aoyah Mining compang viii
q capita d siplW1 81 which aep@
las bsen paid lu intends q mlne n
Mafieu euuufy. Afk The principal
oaioes are IA WEIGH slere tie lncor
poalofs live Tie aHicersafs eeorgs
W nlsoa. president " Copeland
vice PRESIDENT Eugene y Williamson
D wlafY J. A. uQbsins treasurer
Tie officers, wlth 7. o. Haueoek O.
IL ilaflln ard Henry h. Smith con
stitnte tie toari uf directors
The Cherokee hepHblican Publish
iur camnany of salilsaN has been in
corpoatei With a capital stock Of
si0ee. q shich e sl1 las been paid
Ia. TIE company Is "a engage Ia TIE
general publishing business. pfiutng
me Cherokee Republican TIE oai
ce~ q tte company are d I liAmll
ton. president q q. FrYe, Fiee presl
dent John X Hannah. secretary ana
treasurer These. aIth q II Frs,
and A. 7 Eysus. constitute tie board
of directors
Tie Avery Roberts lnvsstmsnl
compang Of this cts las also Hiei in
corporation papers The caplial stoci
.uf the company j tleno all paid Ia
THE officers are : AyefF prcsi
dent y T. Phillips vice president
.C. C. uaIaris ssefstary.tfeasarsr ut
the baaFd Or directors besides "a,
officers are a. p knight aud Gay
lord \ netout Yhe company
authorized 10 DO 4 general real estate
and investment business
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
C. A. R. REUNION
At Baxter Springs This Year
Will Be Biggest in History
OF Association

- the 4tfel springs Al h e.
anIon one of tls biggest peu.c arala
b tle southsest Fudas August i
las beeu vi aside a. 0sIahoma da4
aud al THAT occasion e Is expected
nlat thousands q visitors wlI be- We
ssnt from a. seetims aftfe ntN state
since very los excursion rates s =
q eject Delegate hlfd Mcclure
all = ono d tie speakers on uat
daF aud another viii - Nofa
nan D Haseu
THURSDAY elI D. M.ssaaH da5 aa8
Senator william Warner sIH he tle
orator g tat day There vH -
splendid spsaaiae each tsy 80 tte
union ani there al be Hs ~ ~
kIuds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
Judge Parker VIII Bring
Plans for the
Auditorium

j. NJ. Urr today Fseslged q lefter
from Judge 1. W. Parker, tr ID
whlch lhs latter states THAT ne sill
Be home On tie 2oih The Judge as
that the plans Tor TIE nes auditofl
umNlll BE- completed bY that tine
ard tllAt be wlil hFlnE them hons
with him from s. Louis Asthe -.
nas h&s heen practically signed uFeF,
tie pFusccs s maiting nos pnly Oh
tile CLEARING usf IN THE PARK grounds
ard tile letting of the contract
Il d understood that soue % tie
sease holders on tho Frisco right u
was object "a moving aud viii hght
eviction, - the Improvement all
Be such = great public bsnsti howss.
e. ard as Il Is - universally demand
I'll. il n hardly posslble ihAt AnY
buslnuss trm wll venture t0 oppose
tie public sill. especially as itst ~
god 4 location can - secured elss
Nhefe
Bus even 4f a 1stf mnst come the
Fflsco 0fleiah ~ thsY Nil vim cas-
~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
NAB TWO THIEVES
Arthur and Pleas Clark Stole
Horses From P0ieau
Farmer

Mari ul0s8au deputy marshal
fWa poteau n lhe ceatra district
nas ln ths ctY toAa lpr tHe purpose
e failing baes O. roteaa ESQ men
accused 0f horse stealing and capur
ed H Marshal Darfoaehs domain
IHefao men are brothers Arthur
ana Pleas CIafs Ties stole tsa
hafse from 8 afmsf naaf stie.sf nef
eue $50
IteA H q a. Interested HssIf
actively iu tie capture a. tht te9
ttietes and finally landed Pleas af
pffor Greek Arthur was caught tie
uett Sag a. Claremore by Deputy
i.aai stepp q that cIt} Neither 81
Tie stolen horses vas found, but ehe
saddles were SIN in possession of the
fasHifes hath men had criminal
careers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16

men III gi.e Republican RANKS here,
and there il ha loubt thar the club
VII choose SIC
Then TIE deie. Atss - the district
convention are important also. Tho
district convention N.ii select s dis
tiet campaign COMMITTEES composed
of one member from each township,
and lt slIl also fora 81 ofganation
n eael township Tie delegates,
tieFefefe should thoroughly represent
tie sentiment of tlegf communities
a. ezeh elgb IS enilti,sa
gate iu .ths district convention fsr
each twenty aye memleu Il IS lu-
poriant that every Republican ia
Fnits and n the township be A. tie
meeting fam0rroN aud enroll "a tie
club la atief tBaf sibita deieea.
tlon saturday may bo ~ larse as
possible
sstatdafs mnciine W ~ eailed
io order - A. Davidson. lhe ex.
ecutiye committeeman from this as.
tfirt if uil h. hsid Iu tie court
house az l.g9 pm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
CLUB
MEETS THURSDAY
Annual Election of officers and EIec-
ton Of Delegates to Saturdays
District Convention

ThGmiAg afternoon II o'clock Ia
TIE court haass tie vinlla repsbi.
eau club vii ho,d rs annual election
q oeicen and select delegates 70 sat-
uniay district convention. TIE VI.
uifa elub embraces DOT ouly Re
pabllcans residing in thls citg oat
also 81. those Who liFe ln the town
shlp 81 which Nuiia is tle center.
and tis meeting i placed IN tiie af
terneon in order tiat thes lattef mas
attend
there Is considerable interest lu tie
meeting uot oniy ln regard 90 tie
selection oi oaicen bat also TIE cleo
tlou of delegates % The district con.
eentlon IL S nf coaeas Important
that good mAa fe chosen Is officers af
tbe club fur iha coming rear will he
tie m0st important Do TIE clubs his
tors TIE meH Al rs head there
fore must 81 nai eniJ guodp8'itlc'ads
bat als0 good citizens. sio WlN some
maad TIE respect and confidence 81
everybody usfo are plenty " saeh
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
Case nIsmIssed

Chr Nhiteacre George Hoover.
Jal jackson and Charles Price Nere
m.ed before jndrg fafmr les commits.
s1ueta eoart us afternoon au a
charge q disturbing Tie PEACE q "
J. puusay Tie yaaas men threaten.
ed to haze nuneag atd h.s fanIif az,
rested { thof were prosecuted aud
aual'1 Judge fatmf persuaded nun.
say to NitAduv tie complaint tte
tfQp1.e being the tesa.t ofanel9hbor
hood f9W 10 ahlca lt ess d.meaIt 20
$3.50 who Was most % blame All tie
partes concerned llte bear Esfe3a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
FARMERS INVITEDDUSINESS DOOMS
To Attend the Farmers lnsil
iHte in vinIta Saturday.
August IS.

sscftfaff walter II Cfatlessnfth
: ssndins psfs9nai invitations q tie
fzfnsrs NifHin 4 5adIas q fftsen
niles " Ninlfato attend tie farmers
lssfltuts tlal plIl b he'd here sai
uriar August At under tie Auspices
II 6 \. NeAabb secretary uf tie
Oklahoma state board II agriculture,
aud cofgs & assistants from the AZ.
fiealtalal AT Neclualeal oQl'ese 81
saltwater
Everybody noseyef s selooms @
lie Institute. shelter "a fVcslps , s
sresoual invitation Of uui and lt IS
h0ped that 6safY farmer in this u.
entity viii - lheft Tbe Oklahoma
college las Aade extensive expert.
meais % determine the Assi cfofs for
It's country aad climate and lie
farmers Il thag attend tie two -.
sIons % tie Institute. all he able %
secure much valuable Information.
Tie morning serslan q Tie lusii.
tsie vii be held AZ iooelock tlia 81.
teFuoou session ht ita. THE Com.
mefelal elah nlll offer small prizes
tef the BEST grain exhibited a. tie
Institute. announcement 70 Nulrh
I'll h made in : few dags
Ihs committee in elsatge Of tie
preparations fof ne Institute has -
cured tils oaaft hoase fef 10th -.
aians
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-16
DISTRICTING BOARD
COMPLETES ITS WORK
Election Proclamation for Indian Terri
tory viii be Issued as Soon as
Oklahoma Board is Ready

Tie Meas II NcAisAsef. ahefe the
asslrlctlng and cAneANlng board has
Nsen III session, a out mssh tbs a0.
nouneement that tie hoard lsas
found thv population q the Indian
Territory q he sIsoca andtAAt there.
cacii delegate district siil have 4
IoYuiation 4 iG0o This would
se TIE Chefukee Nalian and Quapaw
eaenify Il delegates ags the NeeK
ehlckaAaw IA Clmctas. IS Cfesk i2
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