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ner was standing outside his studio on 9TH
street when Mr. Lincoln, a brief respite
from the White House, happened to stroll
by. The enterprisng and aggressive Pho
tcgrapher invited the President above and
ha submitted without protest to the tor
lures of the posing process necessary in
those old days of slow plates. In the same
room are exhibited various engrayings,
plaster busts and masks of the late Presl-
dent also POS varieties of medals bearing
his likeness. Among these is the bronze
replica of large memorial medal of gold
for which 10000 French citizens contributed
10 confines each. France was then under
the second empire and the imperial mint OF
Paris refused to strike off this medal dedI-
Gated to the ruler of republic; hence the
minting had to be done in Switzerland.
The Lincoln death mask by Clark Mills is
displayed in the rear parlor of the old
house, and beside it is the life mask by
Leonard Volk, cast in April, 1860 Nolk,
who had accompanied the notification COM
mittee from Chicago, at the same time made
mods from Mr.. Linco.n's hands. Before
placing the clay upon the right hand the
sculptor asked the President-elect If he
would not clench a bit of wood IN the
palm. Mr. Lincoln darted into the wool
shed with one of Mrs. Lincoln'S brooms
and sawed about five inches off the end OF
the handle, which is seen in the cast. Upon
the walls of this room are scores of carica-
ture Autographs used in the two lincoln
campaigns, the most striking being those
by Currier and Ives. depicting the four can
didates in various ridiculous antics.
An original black locust rail split by Lin
coin hangs in the archway between the
two parlors. 1t was removed from the fence
of the old Lincoln log cabin by Gov. Ogels-
by in 1860, and the collector has the af-
fidavit of John Hanks, Lincoln's cousin.
that 1t was split by the great rail split
ter and no other. At the time of the Lin
coin obsequies 1t was carried in a mock
funeral at Lancaster, KY, and a piece of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

An unframed woman may, however, still
find positions open to her at salaries rang
ing from Els to $50, where some amount
of teaching is combined with the care OF
young children, and IL she is sufficiently
tactful to understand the exact limits OF
that vague phrase that she is allowed to
become one OF the family" she may do
useful work, and find herself valued and
appreciated. but it IS un4eniabie that al
young women who undertake such post
should acquire, by careful reading ana
study, some knowledge of the elements of
psychology as 1t relates to child nature
and receive some special training in kinder
garten teaching and methods. The old idea
that any pleasant, patient young woman
was fitted to train children is fast passing
away, and We are on the eve of a greater
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the value of any special talent or skill that
may be possessed or acquired. II the girl
can command some amount of social in
Auence. II my enable its possessor to obtain
post as governess or companion Ia some
private family. wAere she may find u more
or less comfortable home. If not very good
salary. 1t will hardly do more
Reaching as profession has become dur
Ing the last few years very highly spe-
Called, an. as the salaries become larger.
and the position taken by teachers I'M
proves, the necessary standard of attain
menl becomes coriespondingly higher In
both public and the best private schools
university degrees are now almost always
required. and in addition some knowledge
of the art and science of teaching as well
as practical training in the work
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The visitor to the museum is admitted
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
The Call For Labor

From Panama, from South
Africa, from the farms of the
South aud West, and even of
New England, from the lum-
Der camps of Maine and Mich
igan aud Minnesota. there is
IA constant cry for "help"-
for more men who are willing
to do the work that is waiting
for them. IL is doubtful If
there ever was "a time when
there was a greater scarcity
of labor or IL greater demand
for IL, whether il be skilled or
unskilled.
In Panama all the induce
ments offered by the govern
mont-goOd pay, easy hours,
transportation, low rents and
sanitary projections have been
unavailiug 10 attract enough
Americans, and so u draft has
had 10 he made upon the ne
groes of jamaica, and il is
possible that another and more
Important draft may be made
upon the coolies of China.
In South Africa il was re.
garded as necessary 10y the
government of the Transvaal
Colony Ia permit the introduce
tioD OF Chinese, undercontract
10 work the g%old-mines. The
present British government,
as is well known, has rever-
sed the policy, and will allow
no more coolies 10 enter the
colony.
Although there is such "A
general demand for labor,
there is hardly n city which
has not its considerable mass
lof unemployed. In London
the mass is appalling, and
Parliament has just been ask
ed for II great appropriation
TO relieve their suffering.
What is the trouble? Has
man-civilized man-not out,
grown the helplessness of tn,
beasts, which will sometimes
suffer from famine, although
there is plenty Of food in Other
places not inaccessible? Are
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs
they cannot reach the sea OF the dis
ease. Catarrh is q blood or constitu.
tional disease, and In order TO cure
IL you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
muscous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure 10 not q quack medicine, 1t was
prescribed by one OF the best physi'
ciaps In this country for years and IL
. regular prescription. IL Ia com.
posed OF best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the muscous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two In
gradients Is what produces such won.
dsrful results In curing Catsrrh. Send
for ~testimcoiAls FREQ.
r, >. CHENEY u Co., Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by al, druggists, price Use.
Take Hsli's Family Pills for consti'
patton.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21

poultry house ON Miller street
in the Smith building next
door TO Barnd's grocery
Col. ID. W. Marmaduke left
Sunday for ST. Louis, enroute
TO Mobile, Ala, where he
will be joined by Mrs. Mar
maduke, who has been at
Ottumwa, Iowa, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Dr.. Pope.
and where they will spend
the winter. Died Sunday,
Dec. ., 1906, about noon, the
infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. A.. Smith. The child
was born Saturday morning
and was apparently well, but
she died very suddenly and
unexpectedly the following
day. The little BODY was
buried Monday afternoon at
Fairview. The Herald joins
the friends in sympathizing
with the parents. -
Springs Herald.
j. +. Burruss has sold his
farm southeast of Miami Ia
w. Il. Long. The deal was
closed Saturday. The farm
consisted of 100 acres, and we
learn was sold for the sum OF
SS1 an acre.
Mr.. Burruss is reported to
have bought 240 acres near
Carrollton to which he will
move in the spring.--Mis
Marion Brown suffered
stroke of paralysis Thursday
morning. Just as we go u
press that she died at | O'Clock
p. m. Funeral services to
day AT l o'clock at Mt. Car,
mel. Miami News.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
County News
From Our Exchanges

Fred Windmeier moved his
family TO Slater Monday
X. II. Brown and family ar
rived from Moscow Mill yes
terday and will occupy the
Fred Wiudmeier property
Mrs. Ellen Stapp, mother of
Mrs. ID. B. Huff, died at the
home of her niece, near Sails
bury, on Wednesday morning.
Her remains were brought
here yesterday evening for
interment.-Gilliam Globe.
The sixteen year.old daugb-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Van
Wrinkle, of Norton, was SER
iously injured last Tuesday
night by falling int "A cellar,
the door OF which had been
left open. We understand
thather shouldertwas dislocat-
ed and her collarbone broken.
Slater HUSTLER.
From n private letter from
Jack Ohmin, of Seoalia, We
learn he is gaining strength
right along and has not missed
AN hours work since leaving
here. He also states that he
owes his life TO Dr.. Nuckles
for his treatment and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ahlf for their untiring
efforts in caring and nursing
him through his many months
of illness. - Malta Bend Gu
Vive.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21

DfamSnop fcncWu llccnSP
granted j. II. Moss, Gillian
for six months.
In the matter of bridge be-
tween secs. - and IS Il. - X.
10; the report Of Commissions
er fled and approved aud j,
is ordered that he build bridge
in accordance with said re-
port.
In matter of bridge between
secs. - and 22 II. 80 II. %: re-
port Of Commissioner filed
and approved and it is order.
ed that he build bridge in nc.
COZ dance with said report.
Ordered that Commissioner
view location on east and west
road near turn in sec. . II. 81
Il. 81 and report cost and
practicability Of concrete cul-
vert at said location.
Jury drawn for January
term OF Circuit Court us fol.
lows:
Arrow Rock-Thos. j. DAY.
is, X. G. Potter.
Blackwater-G. w. Gun
ningham, j. A. Renno.
Cambridge-Thos. Erect,
Ezra Hill, Fee C~heatham.
C~lay-Henry Kruse, Louis
Borges.
Elmwood- Jennings Maui
pin, w. j. Lennon.
Grand Pass-Fritz Buese.
meyer, G. II. Yancy.
Liberty-Geo. Il. Reid, W.
p. Hilton.
Marshall-B. +. Naylor,
Robt. Clough, Chas. H. Maxey.
Miam,-R. W. Haynie, G.
W. Hitaffer.
Salt Forks. d. Cochran,
Cbas. Baker.
Salt Pond-Geo. B. Hazen,
Louis Armentrout.
Ordered that Commissioner
view bridge on east and west
road between secs. ". 80 X
20 aud sec. 81 Il. 50 r. 20 ant
report.
Ordered that COMMISSIONS
view bridge over branch oil
north aud south road through
sec. z II. % X. 20 and report
State Auditor authorized u
draw warrant for amount o
road and canal fund airport
Toned to Saline County in favoI
of J. s. Wilson treas.
Ordered that Anna Borch
ers, now confined in the Stat
Hospital at Nevada, Mo. be
come y County patient afte,
January lst, 1907.
The County treas. is order
ed to pay oil Salt Pond town
ship railroad bonds numbers
( = 8, 10.
Miscellaneous accounts wer
allowed and warrant issue'
!. for same.
Court sdjonrns TO NEE
!, Monday December 3lst, l90e
Rlags ior your bsat gi1i !
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21

they SO grcgarlous that, like
the buffalo. they would rather
starve together than thrive IN
isolation: IL privation in the
city preferable Ia comfort in
the country! Or is IL that the
standard Of life has risen fast
er than the rateof wages which
represents the standard?
Perhaps IL is IL little of all
these things. Whatever IL
may he, il constitutes one of
the great questions at life.
which men Of science and
learned bodies may study col
lectively, but which every
man out Of work and every one
who needs workers must
study for himself. Youths
Companion.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
COUNTY COURT.
November Adjourned Term,
December, 1906.

December, l9Ob.
Court meets pursuant To adj
iournment. Members pres
ent Hons. j. L. Stouffer, j..
r.. Force and w. G. Gaines,
Judges, Il. T.. l.. Smith clerk,
and &. B. Bacon Sheriff.
Ordered that Commissioner
build u new floor in bridge
overbranch on north and south
road between sec.2S IL - II 81
Il. d.
John Il. Brady is appointed
Justice of the Peace for Grand
Pass Township To serve until
the next general election in
1908 upon the petition of cit
liens of said Township.
Commissions as Justice Of
the Peace for n term of four
years were ordered issued TO
ID. NJ. Harris Elmwood town
ship, and II. M. Pile. Black
water township. They having
been elected mt the last gener-
al election and having com
piled with the law.
In the matter of the petition
of ID. Payton ct al for "a public
road: Commissioners file writ
ten report that road is open,
and in good travelling condl-
tion; same is received by the
Court and declared u public
highway.
The Commissioner is order
ed 10 view location for u con-
crete culvert on road between
secs. 10 and Is T. so Il. 10 and
report.
In the matter of the petition
OF F.V. Cnevalier for "a change
of road: after due considera-
tion by the Court, the petition
il dismissed.
Ordered that the Commiss.
Toner build an iron bridge over
ditch in sec. / Il. 81 r. 10.
Ordered that the Commiss'
Toner view bridge on south
line on sec. "a L. 81 r.. % and
report.
In the matter Of the petition
of w. A. Benbow for IL ditch
+. N. Latimer surveyor, files
certificate of acceptance etc.
and it is ordered that costs
be taxed up against the petit.
toner.
Ordered that warrants bt
issued in favor Of parties
bringing in cleo ion returns
and 10 judge ,sud clerks 81
election for sss. .s, 1ach il
sum 81 Sl.50.
Dramshop license granted
f. Z, Skinner, Slater, for 81:
months.
Dramshop license granted
y. Berg y ca. Marshall, foI
six months.
Dramshop liespse grante1
y. r, Laughlin MArshall, "a
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
Seldom Doty Dead

The remains oi Seldom Doty
who died IN Kansas City, were
brought 10 Black burn We'd
nesday aud taken 10 Plsgah
for lnterment. A number OF
tue family accompanied the
remalns.- Mr.. and Mrs.
August FinkeldeI, Sr.. went
Ia Kansas City Saturday and
Mrs. FInkldei underwent an
operation. She Is reported
Ia be doing nicely aud we hope
soon W report her recovery
and return home.--Rev. r..
A. Mehl and family departed
Monday Afternoon for ST. Jp-
seph, Mo-, which will be their
home in the future. Rev.
Mehl has been u citizen of our
town Tor 8 or 8 years and has
made many warm personal
friends who regret to see him
md his estimable wife leave.
Blackburn Record.
Mn Nlxop anu Harr, Tnom-
az left The hrst OF the week
loi Peltis county where Lney
expect 10 spend u portion oi
the winter IN trapping for iurs.
They have already learned a
lew tricks, such as making u
dollar run all around The sides
OF II pan etc. and may be run
Mug a side show by the time
they return. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Woodruff moved this
week " Boonville where they
will make their home this
winter. MIR. Woodruff ex-
pects to keep the Steamer G.
M. there this winter and
thought 1T best to be near So
he could look after it. Since
they have been in our city
they have made many friends
who regret to see them leave
and hope when spring opens
up they will again return. -
Arrow Rock Statesman.
s. Doty Of Kansas City,
Kansas, died Sunday and was
buried ~ PisgAh cemetery
"Wednesday, Rev. r. B. Ell
more Of this city, held tile
funeral services at PisgAl
church. MI Duty formerly
resided i, this city and was
we'll known here. -BQswell
Bros formerly of this CITY
bus mill recently " Kansas
VIII open. - w ~ "
N& Ik4t ALaLA.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21

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The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

 L. n l. of GEpT
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
fin tbe Gown and County.

Dr.J.B Love and family. of Prairie Grove. have moved to Grand Valley, Colorado, to make their home.
 B. F. Pool has been appointed postmaster at Durham, in this county, vice J. II. Springston, re- signed. Prairie Grove Herald.
 The Commercial League Band of Fayetteville gave an entertain ment at Prairie Grove Saturday night For the occasion special train was run from Fayetteville.
 The city council of Fayette- vile on Friday night of last week passed an ordinance taxing electric light, telephone and tele- graph poles 50 cents each per year.
 
 Will Star, an Indian, who has been member of the chain gang, working south of town, was re- leased yesterday morning when a number of friends paid the fine. -PratrIe Grove Herald.
 
 Mr. Naurseuth, who owns and occupies the old Campbell prop erty oil Dickson street, presented Chief Martin with $ last night, stating that he wished him to treat the fremen whose prompt and efficient services saved the property some time ago. This sthe
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Grip Quickly Knocked Out.

"SOme weeks ago during the severe winter weather both my wife and my self contracted severe colds which speedily developed into the worst kind of Ia grippe with all it's misera ble symptoms, . says Mir !. S Egleston of Maple Landing, Iowa. Knees and joints aching, muscles sore, head stop ped up. eyes and nose running, with alternate spells of chills and fever We began using Chamberlains Cough Remedy, aiding the same with a double dose of Chamberiain's Stom- ach and Liver Tablets, and by it's lib- eral use soon completely knocked out the grip" Sold by H. A. Daily and all druggists.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

Tor, Dr. James Putnam, r. E. Wilson, W. W. Carl. J. P. Ed miston. There We're two tickets in the field, both being headed by J. $. Dill for mayor. f14 votes We're cast.
 A. ]. Patton. of Kansas City, has purchased from Mr. McCand- less the old Wilson property a short distance south of town, and has also purchased the old Pursell property just across the railroad, from Mr. Hutehens. Mr Pat ton IS now here and will make this his home.
 Z T. Stump and family of near Shreveport, La, will move here the coming week and will make their home in the old Sheffield residence on North Wil- liams avenue. Mr. Stump has been here for a week or two seeking loeation.- Westyiile G T. American
 Mir. Stump was at one time a resident of Sprlngdale.
 Elmer Rice and family returned latter part of last week from Philadelphia where the former has been attending q theological school for few months past. They will probably locate for the summer near Mr. Rice's nurseries south of town. their residence property in town being occupied. Mr. Rice will study this summer and preach some, but will not take up regular ministerial work until later on.
 The city pays S5000 year for water and 5000 a year for main taining the fire department. The present revenue will not justify such large expenditure in this direction. It would be fair to all parties concerned to pay speei- fled amount for each and every fire that occurs. This is the greatest problem that confronts the city and 1t is the duty of every citizen to investigate the matter thoroughly. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

first man, living inside the eorpo- ration wilo has donated anything to the fire company for their ser viees,-Fayetteyille Daily.
 Miss Bessie Parks. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Parks, residing on Cane Hill, was mar ried recently toJ. C. Woodward, of Muldrow, l. T. The bride and groom will make their home at Muldrow.
 Married, at the parsonage of the First NJ. E. church, Sunday April lst, Mir. Paul Price and Miss Bessie Frame, F. l.. Callis and Miss Nellie Frame, all of Benton county Ark, Rev. K. W. Reynolds officiating Benton vile News.
 Mrs. H. (. Martin, living six miles south of Fayetteville, died Saturday of typhoid fever. De- ceased was 54 years of age and k survived by husband and four children, one son being i'll the Phillipines where he 1s serving i'll the l.. $. army.
 Harvey and Levy Lewis were in Springdale latter part of last week visiting their mother, Mrs. A. F. Lewis. The former. who has been on the road for several years past, Is now located at Der ryyille where he is engaged in the real estate business.
 F. NJ. Bogart, of Kansas City, arrived latter part of last week and will have charge of the jew elry department III II. A. Dally drug store. He comes we'll rec commended as a skilled workman, being a graduate ot the kanssa City Astrological School.
 Mrs. Blackburn, wife of Dr. T w. Blackburn of Cane Hill, had the misfortune to fall in the barn yard al their home Sunday, pain, fully spraining one of her knees The doctor found 1t necessary tC put the injured limb i'll plaster ot Paris and the last reports are that Mrs. Blackburn is slowly improv- ing. Prairie Grove Herald.
 The municipal election al Prairie Grove resulted in the cleo. tion of the following officers Mayor, ]. $. Dill; recorder, W. G. Collier; aldermen, J. w. Tay'
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

\ telegram reached Berryville from St. Louis on yesterday that Denton EdmondSon was accident ally killed by the cars in that city the previous night. "Spoot' as lie was called, was q son of B. C.. Edmondson of Grand View and was the assistant agent at the Berryville depot a year ago. He married d Miss Warden of Berry vile. He moved to St. Louis a few months ago. The remains were shipped to Graud View for burial. Berryville Star.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
SOLD BY H. A. DAILY.
Wants Some Information.

Hood, Texas, April L, =f6o6. Ed. News-Dear Sir: l found Mr. Brogdon's letter very interesting, but l wish to ask him d question or two. Do they raise hogs in Mexico? Do the hogs do well thereE What breeds do they raise? Is 1t a timber country or prairie county? Does the wind blow much there? Do you hear of any rheumatism or Ia grippe there? What does land sell at there2 Is ittrue that the Mexi- can rulers want American colon- istsz Respectfully, A News reader in Texas. The letter reaches us from subscriber Tn Texas, and has reference to q let ter printed in thls paper few weeks ago from Mexfeo. written by W.B. Brogdon, Jr. It Is refer red to NIT. Brogdon for answer.
 ED. NEWS.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Letter to Mr. H. w Johnson, Spring
 dale. Ark

Dear Sir: The rule is, in letting d contract for work. tO let It to the low est bidder: provided good work is as. sured; but once in while it pays not to let it to any bidder.
 The lowest bid MT. Wiley Hawkins, of Tuscola, Ills, could get on paint ing his house was 52s o0. He thought 1t d little high and so he bought Devoe Iead-and.zinc Paint, hired his painters by the day. and finished d frst-class job for Sl5 75.
 Next time you do any painting it may be worth something to you to know thlS
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Rheu m atism Makes Life
 Miserable.

A happy home is the most valuable possession within the possession of mankind, but you cannot enjoy it's comforts if you are suffering with rheumatism. You throw aside busi- ness cares when you enter your home and you can be relieved from those rheumatic pains also by applying Chamberlain Pain Balm. One ap- plication will give you relief and it's continued use for short time will bring about permanent cure. For sale by II. A. Daily and all druggists.
 You say You left home on the tenth?" asked the lawyer.
 :" es, sir, :" replied the witness.
 And came back on the twenty tifths"
 Yes, sir.
 What were you doing in the in- terim?"
 Never was in such place. ?
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
To Cure a Cold in One psv

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails 10 cure. F. W. GROVES sig nature is on each box 25c.-l2ian.lyr
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Yours truly, r. W. Devoe x Co.
Denton E Eimonds0n Killed.

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