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The Marshall republican., 1906-01-19
GILLIAN

X. B. Huff our rural route
carrier has been complaining
OF the severe condition of the
roads.
Rev. Cobb Of Miami, has
been assisting Bro. Alexan.
der in the meeting this week.
Miss Alice Changler return.
ed home last week after a few
days visit with friends in Mel.
son.
JAS. A. Walker, our collec.
tor was here looking after his
interests one day last week.
G. d. swinney, one of our
progressive merchants tran.
sacted business in the County
seat one day last week.
Mr.. Mills of LAG range AR.
kansas. is the guest of his
sister, Mas. II. a. Guerin for
u few weeks.
w. II. Swinney entertained
very successfully his Sunday
school class last Wednesday.
Everybody is wanting Mr..
Swinney rs n Sunday School
teacher now.
G. II. o. Leimbrcck and
Miss Sallie Lee spent a very
pleasant and quiet afternoon
in Malta Bend Monday.
j. A. Howalker, one of sla.
ter's blacksmith's was in our
burg Wednesday shaking
hands with old acquaintance.
W. +. Deis and j. w. Nor
veil, went to see the Irish
Pawn Brokers at Marshall
Tuesday.
y grand Banquet was given
ut the Old Virginia Hotel last
Wednesday To celebrate the
Birthday Of our noted attor-
ney. the guests present were:
W. W. Williams, w. II. Land.
jr. DR.. Ralph Dalton and Lee
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ARROW ROCK

Mrs. John Watts and chill.
dren of Marshall arrived Fri.
day on "a visit 10 friends and
relatives.
Rev. Buehler filed his
regular appointment mt the
German church the first Sun.
day in January.
A. Leffler, of Nelson, was
here last week visiting his
sister, Mrs. Tom Dixon and
family.
Miss Nora McCarty was
very unfortunate last week in
falling on the ice and hurting
herl collar bone quite badly.
which was very painful.
g. o. V. Wood sold his
stock of groceries To Watson
Diggs, who will continue bust
ness at the same place. We
wish for him success in his
new enterprise.
Miss Emma Townsend re-
turned Saturday from Miami
accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler whom
she has been visiting for some
time.
There will be an entertain.
ment, consisting of music and
recitations given by the pub
lie school for the benefit of
the library, Friday night, at
the Masonic hall.
Harold Turley, of Cooper
Co., attended services here
Sunday night at the NJ. Il.
church South.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Savers
had a nice party last Friday
evening. There was a large
crowd and everybody enjoyed
themselves.
Some Corder boys came
down to attend a party here
Saturday. After the party
they rode the bumpers back
to Corder. They surely saw.
ed their railroad fare, after
gong To n party TO talk To
their girls.
g. N. Yates is in the hog
dip business. He took a trip
10 Shackelford last week. He
said that they had put up
three tanks there but didn't
know how many hogs they
had dipped. We hope he will
succeed in his trade.
Sam Flair, of Malta Bend.
took the train from here Mon.
day to Kansas City.
The candidates come in
here as thick as the hair on a
dogs back. They all can't
get an office in this next term.
X. b. Wright has received
"A car load Of hay this week.
Hay is scarce in Mt Leonard.
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GRAND PASS

The Dawes drug store has
changed hands aud will now
continue business under the
' proprietorsbip Of John Platt.
ner and Edw. Fenner.
Engineer Weaver met with
u severe injury 10 his hand
Friday. The two middle
fingers Of the right were near.
ly cut off ut the first joint.
IL is not known mt the present
writing IL amputation of the
fingers is a necessity.
Mrs. Mary ID. Ruff return
ed TO her home ut Chamois,
Mo. on Monday, having spent
IA sixteen days visit with her
Oldest son. Sam Ruff and other
former residents of Usage
Co.
Our sportsmen are com
planning over the scarcity of
game this winter.
Frank Buford is quite low
with malaria fever.
Ed Fenner is Smelling corn
for p. IL. Arens-M Meyer. Two
car loads were shelled and de-
livered on the cars, when
work WAS suspended owing to
the soft condition of the roads.
Another car load will be she'll
ed as soon as the roads i'm
prove.
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the debate will be, resolved
that America has reached her
zenith.
NEW FRANKFORT

Grandma Iahl has been
quite sick the past week.
, Noah Martin and wife left
Thursday for Randolp county
to Mr.. Martins parents.
The w. NJ. s. met at the
home of the president of the
society, Mrs. Cbas. Thier.
fielder, Thursday afternoon.
After n short literary pro.
gram was rendered and bust.
n IS transacted, the ladies
parUook of n five o'clock sup.
per which of course added OF
the afternoons enjoyment.
Born "a Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Haines. Monday Jan. 8, n
daughter.
Hubert Zihl and sister, of
near Sharon, spent II few days
with relatives IN this locality.
Buddy DAVIS was in Miami
Thursday.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Very inspiring, indeed were
Superintendent SCOTS well
chosen words Mt the Monday
morning assembly on the sub.
ject, Honor in Schools Life
This great truth cannot be
impressed upon the students
too early in life.
The school work this week
is made up almost entirely of
review, in preparation for the
mid-term examinations, which
will come next week.
Wednesday afternoon the
Delphian Literary Society
met for the purpose of elect.
ing officers. The following
were chosen: Mr.. Armen.
trout, president; Mr.. More.
land, vice-president and Miss
Allie Lantz, secretary.
Friday afternoon Jan. 18th,
the Aegonian Literary Society
gave "A well rendered program.
One of its best numbers was
"A scene from Macbeth, by
Misses England and Railey
aad Messrs. Putsch, Yeagle
and Montgomery.
The Rev. j. Il. Abbott, in
a very pleasing and helpful
address TO the students of the
High School on last Friday
morning impressed them
with the fact that although
they are now passing through
u period Of preparation fol
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-19

Wanted-two men in each
county to represent and ad.
vertise Hardware Depart.
ment, put out samples of our
goods, etc. Travelling Posi-.
ton or Office Manager. Sal
AIRY $4,000 per month cash
weekly, with all expenses
paid in advance. We furnish
everything.
The Columbia House,
Dept. 6lo, Monon Bldg,
2'l2 Chicago Illinois.
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First Insertion Jan. l2I
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby that letters OF adminis-
tratlon on the estate OF j. Kent were granted
TO the undersigned Oh the 10th day OF De-
cenber 1900, by w. ID. Bush, Judge of the
Probate our OF Saline county. No.
All persons having claims against said
estate arc required to exhibit them to ms
Tor allowance, within one year after the date
OF said letters. or they may be preciuded
from any benefit OF such estate; aud N such
claims be not exhibited within two years
from the time OF the publication OF this mo-
tice they shall be forever barred.
J. W. KENT.
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First Insertion January l9th.)
STRAY NOTICE

Taken up by E. ", Eisea, OF Eimwood
Township, saline County, Missouri, nnd
posted before ChAs. N Hawisy u Justice 81
the Peace In Marshall Township Ia said
1908 the following described property, to-witi
One light red steer white spots In forehead
with some little white On legs and breast,
appraised by ". N. Price, III. Miksis and
F.0. Fulkerson OF said township at sAD.
II. u. EI.SEA, Taker up.
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MT. LEONARD

To the Gretchen correspond.
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. Coffee
have moved to the Mt. Leon.
ard hotel instead of Black
burn.
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the duties of this life, yet
there is "a more vital prep
aration to be made, in order
to prepare for the duties of
an eternal life.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-19

For Sale Cheap-one Austin Well
Drill No. 2 Tools aud all 10 good
shape. Capacity 800 feet. VIII sell
on easy terms. IL foot bar, good
Jars and rope socket, good wrenches.
STANDARD joInttaperIng threads. For
further particulars address.
j. $. LINDSEY,
t2sl Sweet Springs, Mo.
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H@&a%kdsHfdbdsakHfq
! County Nes. !
LITTLE ROCK

Now is the time to go hunt
ing. Nov is the time to 20
fishing. Now IL the time to
goloafing, but the best of all
is one that can tell the big
gest story.
John Childres says when it
comes to telling stories, he
cant be beat.
Master George Pearson
called on Mr.. B~rockway Sun.
day. Wonder wby2
Henry /. Herman called on
Frank Leimkuler last SUNDAY
afternoon. Wonder why?
We suppose on business.
Harry Buckstedter, who
was shot, has nearly recover
ed and able to be around again
same rs usual.
Dan Ehlers spent last
Thursday and Friday in Mar
shall having an entire new
upper set of teeth all being
bridge work. So when you
see Dan be careful for now
he is there with the goods.
Pete Bender lost "a very fine
COW last week.
Robert Poister visited in
Marshall one day last week.
Several in this community
have gone 10 Texas.
One of Mr.. and Mrs.
Berleykamp's sons has been
sick, but is able To be up and
around.
Dan Ehlers SAYS that he
likes to go up in the bottom
but the roads keeps him
back.
Mr.. Bowser called on Miss
Ruby Pearson last Friday
evening. Mr.. Bowser hav.
ing formerly lived west Of
the city but at present ut
Slater.
The Mock trial came of !
last Friday evening with
Judge Fred Detmer presid-
ing. The prosecutor, Mote
Ehlers comes forward and
sues George Thornton for Sc
curity. Mr.. Thornton hav-
ing went Robt. Sims security
ON one dozen traps that were
bought Of Mote Ehlers, Feb.
goth 1905, and Robt. Sims
having left the country with
out paying for them. The
prosecuting witnesses were
rs follows: Mote Ehlers, Dan
Ehlers, and Mr.. Ferney.
For the defense as follows:
Geo. Thorton, Kid Thornton,
Tinker Thornton, Mollle Pip
er and brother. The attor-
neys for the prosecution were
Prof. Trout and Dr.. Sharp;
for the defense were Col. Will
Gaby and DR.. Davidson. The
case was tried by a jury of
six men. The case lasted
quite IA while, and after some
short talks by the attorneys
from each side, Judge Detmer
turned the case over TO the
jury. The jury were under
sheriff Roberts, but it was
only a short time until they
all came to u decision of not
guilty in favor Of Geo. Thorn
ton. Nexs Friday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
BEzENAH AND
COVE MATCHED
INTERESTING RING EVENT
PLANNED BEFORE EVERETT
ATHLETIC eLun TO TAXI
PLACE OCT. is-ARTieLts
ARE AL SIGNED.

The Everett Athletic club has
matched psre, cove and Gus iieao.
nah 81 fight a. Everett Oct ~. aud
the zcrsp sheala prove one OF me
best riug encounters ever pulled on
between little mcn In the north
west
Cove. who Is known aa the Pride
OF Everett. has proved by his Nofk
OF the past few years that hr Is
naa OF tue greatest and gamest ban
sams la the country Its quick dc
feags Of such bows as Worthinston,
Nelson. McFadden and johnson
stamp him as real champ. but ~
taokIlng Gus netenah he Wili have
his hands fall. AS he will be up
against one OF the greatest little
pieces OF fighting machinery 10 the
wufid
Reaeaah has had So fishts. and be
has yet 10 meet with defeat liis
greatest ring performance vas Ms
knockaut ct Tommy Felta. the
BROOKLYN Terror IN six rounds At
ChicaEu
Fcltr has fought 20 aud tS-round
draws With such men as Harry and
Clarence Forbes Johnny RegRu aud
Abe Aatlell. nevertheless peHenah
pat his away inside OF sin rounds
The Everett Athletic club has
agreed 20 match the wiunoF Of the
Cove neaenah fight with Frankiu
Nell. ana will hang np q guaranteed
purse of ga.60e Tor q sb'ruund cor
test Jim Neil. Frankie Neits
father and manager. has accepted
The clubs offer and the hoy viii
nrht az il6 pounds. wtnner take all
ChaS simmons manager % fefeN
Cove. and Johnny Reit. the llttle
harecatcher. who j. managiRg hese
nah. have alsa aKreed TO the pf0psa
siktnn
Cove aud Beaenah have each
posted side het Of $500 and are 20
weigh IN AZ Us pounds rinEaldn A.
this contest wlil - high class one,
IN order that the Seattle sports maY
have an opportunity Of seeing tbs
scrap. , apecial boat viii leave se
attic for Everett ON the eyening Of
the battle
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AMATEUR LEAGUE
SETTLE AFFAIRS

After considerable effort The war
rins teams IN the Amateur League
have been brought into the fold and
lt leoka nov a. though the anna.
tear championship would De de
elded Arrangements have been
completed hY which the four lead.
iuu amateur teams, AflinHton. Hat
lard. West Seattle aud thr Rainiera
will play a series together 10 decide
the winner
The first game viii be PLAYED
next SUNDAY when the Rainicra VIII
meet the ballard team Klaus aud
Woosa viii BE- the battery for the
Ranlcra. while Ballard viii have
Woodwork and rlekena. The teams
will play again next week 1T Hal.
lard aud their third game a, keero.
alton park West Seattle VIII also
play three gaines with Arlington
aud the winners Of each series VIII
meet to decide the championship
n r. nuRdale. who Vas once the
King In organized baseball Ia the
northwest. has agreed to take an
active part Ia prumotlnk these
AMATEUR kamea tie viii be one 81
three dlslntcfoated parties Who viii
select the umnires and make at
rangements for the games.
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DIAMOND
BOYS COMPETE

The Seattle Athletic club will be
one % the participants IN the big
athletic meet which takes place ~
Vancouver tomorrow i.aat uiEht
an athletes wearing the blue dia
mand left fuf che Canadian side
With the laudahle Intention % an
uaxiag everything In sight
The team ia a fairly well balanced
che. aud n made up a. follows
Dave Grant Who f. entered IN the
hish and broad jumps Tom Nc
Donald. who vlil thros the hammer
nud discus and put the shot shir
les Parker. the distance runner
Giah. Who will compete Ia tho
quarter mile aud the broad jump
Ike DoNd. who Il entered IN the
hurdle rnesa. aud Dich iunioon,
no will campetr Ia the z2e-yard
aad quartet mile flashes
The athletic meet vii hn The
most Important held IN western
Canada foF aumn yoefa. and 4 feat
are - the 0enaalnn will BE- the aps
pearaRo. u ShefflnE. the Marathon
Ninnef. IN the tivemile race
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NATIONAL LnAauE.
SULLIVAN PUTS
BRIGGS OUT

BALTIMORE sept ~ ND Sal.
Ixan. wha Ia Al Hereford meal
ticket. uaw hat ice Cars has shock
him. Knocked out Jimmy hrikxa ~
Boston here last nlEht 10 the alnih
round of chat uaa 10 have hsnn
Nc fnHna rn uunter After the hfHi
three ruanaa. Sullivan had all the
h4szf 81 the acean
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NELSON MUST
PAD HIS HEAD
JOG CANS MAKES STATEMENT
AT OMAHA IN REFERENCE TO
FUTURE FIGHT WITH Tst
sATTLER.

OMAHA. Nah. Sept 81 The
next time / fight Battling Nelson
he wlll have TO wear a pad GA hia
heed. said Joe Cans, the world .
champion tightW eight rflteiikhtef,
ia Omaha last night
II the public wants another
Cans Nelson fisht. I aH willing. but
that fellow must wear threp mits,
one on each hand and one 90 hts
haad. tie hutted me with his head
as much as he his sith his fists. aud
I wont fight him again unicas be
wears pad
Tile only mark have from the
fiaht il this cut GA the 40. Whegv
Nelson butied mo In the titlscnth
round. And. say. that pad must
- : biE. aaft aus. tesa
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CHALLENGE IS
ACCEPTED

NEW YORK, Sept 81 Elaine
Galding. who made nee swim.
ming record 81 Bath Beach the
ethar day. announces that she has
accepted the challenge issued hy
HELEN kcllermaa. she Australian
Kiri. Who claims the championship
% the world. for n race next aum.
mer II Nan thought 81 FIRST that
the race would be IN American wa.
ters. but after q LONG cnntroyefeY
II vas finally decided 10 race IN
England
The coursa If Bath Beach was
loo yards. and the previous record
for this length was minute aud 20
seconds. held BY Miss GoldlnEs Sia.
ter Ethel. now deceased The new
records IL l minute 30 IS seconds
There was AZ first some dispute
about the length Of the course.
aoms ~ the officials declaring that
she had not swan the proper length
bat after q heated discussion II was
finally allowed
Klein. the shoemaker. al James
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'S|LER
Brings SUIT
wANrs DAMAGES TO AMOUNT
~ s5o.oeo FROM BATTLING
NuL.soN AND NoLAN-lAf
TEN TWO MADE uNNEcE6
sARY COMMENTS.

CHICAGO. Sept George 81
er. the famous referee. has efieued
suit against Battling Nelson and biz
manager William Nolan. 10 ths
amount ~ so. 1na
Nolan aud Nelson have repeated
b stated that Hilsr acted unraifls
ia the recent Cans Nelson fighf. and
have also stated that siler did nol
sec the alleged foul blow struck by
Nelson. in consequence ~ which
the fight vas awarded to Cans. and
q Is on these grounds that suit fog
damages has been entered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

Via NofthsFu Pacific Dates ~ ssl~
October ard F1nai fsinfa Ainit
November - Rate va shatf direct
route $50 q FpF particulars raif
Narthrru taetfta city ticket nfHes.
eeFnss t7us e. ara feslsf ~ay -
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October s aad 8 f;ainE iifnit te
days finai return tlmit November
IS Rate 80 -. A splendid oppaf-
tuulfY. EeF particulars sail city
e. krs office y T. RI. corner First
~ ana Yassrr WaN 80
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MHh EURhiBtiiHos-
SATURDAY

Mems extra heavy lamb :
down fieered Shirts sad
Drawers. regular tita
80 sat#l HHsHs fssEH Ffsbt
Maua grey HhifiH nud
Ora wafa. made ~ foreign
COL. regular sBc hiud
Fd .ts.....ts.. B1f
Meus all wool Shirts aud
Drawers. blue. regular
Gtab kiud 80, garment =
Easrss Hf#H f#ffz BNf
Mems soft bosom Nhiffa.
blue and tan che he.
euffs attached. iB madras
aud ehss lots, regular tse
Kind - tfstst.s+ss ase
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HfaseN fssENH "a ttuaar AesIsHfn VITA
49, fEsa aH AaHrs seattle #sH FFsH
rfsHs tseahm HiaHrksH itHsna HHH H.
see nssss hslls #sff tsHFsHa aff
MaaTN Aaef'fasH Nila HI a 81 eafff ~
Na#f HsaaH saf 20 tlHrafa ~
Wasfh rfHas * saiua hsslfs fmtdfe
fsfrkk
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Spokane and Return

For si0ia ~ Great Northern Rat
waf. gulng sept gt. good 70 return
up 10 Oct Z. rtrkst office. 5efond
ana Columbia
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American Savings Bank & safe
Deposit boxes. Sia9 pee aanaa I'm.
prpgnahie 20 burglary az fifs. Ex.
amiue our vaults and BE- convinced
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Golafield wants 20 match o'Hrien
nud nerger. Win seattle grftinE
the commerce and Ooldfielt the
scraps. there xili % ncthing ieff
Ga Frisco but she quakes and The IN
snranea aAlnstera
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Faf men. al weights aud qualities
Il n. Hroeks q Co. t4ai zua Hfe
80
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First Foue inninge

For the first fonr innings there
aGa nafhinE doinK. bat Frisco came
10 the front In the nth with tHo
gone. Gartin walked Mohier Hils
debfana came to bat and IN e care.
laaa manner wailoprd the bell Tot
three sacks. and MohlsF came home
with what pfaYed 50 be- Frisco
louly funxaf the game
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The game vent along. neither
side scoring until the eighth. Shrn
seattle sut bua2 and lied the score
atreIb ainsisd and NoIIa sacrifice
pat him On escaut Terry hekene
hii the ball IN front ~ the plste
Wilson made e bad throw 10 first
and the bell bounded over VII
llsms head. ailoplng sifelh 10 feofe
from snennd Neither side acofea
ia the ninth o. tenth. although Ia
The latter innlnK seattle s0t three
1sssu ga hasa
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Ffiseos Hard Luck

At that Frisco lost hard luck
game. as Paddy Welch. the pride
- Monroe. who was On he slah.
pitched q much better same than
Darwin. aud with u couple Of horse
shoes in his ioans. Paddy nndoaot.
edly would have gone home Win
the gam. safely pas away,
Far the first seven innings PADDY
tid not allow Seattle Co SGT a hit
anA although he weakened ififie
at the finish. he Nas pitching good
ball AT the time Garxin Nas ans
thing bat mysterious tu the Frisco
mine. and only The sapsfh fielding
behind him Kept the score down.
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After frisco failed r. So anFfhlng
in ,hnif hHlf ~ the eleventh. the
Cabs came 20 bat VIA one aai.
Iiauaahnideg singled CFuli waised
ap 20 the Jiate and usaliaped ne
hall aaY cat In riKhi field and I'd
fia eame home with the winning
run
The teams play again thia after
aneu at ; nseierk and nuaA iall
will probably give Mo- lair. thu cies
er local aouihpas. = chhuee 20 ahow
ahat h~ can DO H. The hux
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Klein. the shoemaker. III James
st. go.
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TAKES ElEVEHrH sTRAioHT
GAME. AFTER a MOST sPte
TABULAR CONFECTIONERY
uagE CALLS TIE QUARTERS,
ETC.

II there rad been caller a. Rec
fentlan park yesterday. he would
have auue out something like this.
al the quarter Frisco by neck f.
If the half. Frisco BY a neck "a
tho stretch. you cant tell 'Hm apart
and the winner. Seattle wins BY
aaHe
THAT describes one Of the most
apeetaeular games played this sea.
son In which the aiNRaheH annexed
their eleventh straight victory BY 4
score OF 2 to / and are keepink
along on their onward march 70
second place.
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Ihs sloL, Thal s.Lv.. zoo Be.ioalyey. 1aehan.a g

vii q
af,t Muslin de- and
the s sHutom y BE- p
U uff8 m
nretas be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-07

consul to Manager Mum says in
part: Despite all our best efforts
the authorities here do not care to
make any decision. It is insisted
that a decision must first come from
the Mexican government and it is un.
certain when they will take the case
up. 1t is not a matter of days or
weeks. but months before the matter
will be passed upon"
Manager Mum feels dOubly sure of
winning the case for his part, and
with the decision which will eventual
~ be rendered by the Mextcans, the
United States will then take the mat
ter in hand, and Whabver the Next
can governments decision may be. it
is thought by Mr.. Mum that there is
no other way for the matter to be
adjusted than for the Americans 10
be- cleared Of all charges of fishing
on Mexican territory.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-07
THE PECULIAR OUTPUT OF
Mr.. .PRYoR'S. LITTLE DUCK

Geo. w. Pryor, Sr., is the owner of
small duck-iust an ordinary,
every day, common representative of
the. species anas boschas-which, in
the ordinary course Of events would
be wholly unkonwn to fame. But
this duck is a prize winner Of the
first water. its specially being the
laying Of eggs OF various sizes and
colors. Two notable specimens Of
the ducks efforts along this line
were brought to The Journal Office
yesterday by Mr.. Pryor, one Of which
is nearly as large as a turkey egg
and seal brown in color the second
being a little larger than an ordin-
airy duck egg and colored light green
Mr. Pryor says the eggs are exactly
as deposited in the nest by his pecu-
liar little duck and as Mr.. Pryor is A
OF veracity what he SAYS
has to so.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-07
HAD ROUGH VOYAGE
FROM PENSACOLA
WAVE ENCOUNTERED STORM IN
THE GULF SOON AFTER LEAV-
ING PORT.

A special from Key West to the
Miami Metropolis says:
The schooner Wave arrived in port
Tuesday from Pensacola with a load
of lumber. Captain Sawyer reports
after leaving there on the 9th of May,
that he encountered a heavy storm,
which did considerable damage to the
vessel, but fortunately they weather
ed the storm through.
The captain reports on Sunday the
18th. when off Naples. they sighted
what was supposed to be a vessel,
bottom up, but owing to their disabled
condition were unable TO venture near
enough TO discover what boat II was,
BY many IL Is thought to be the i'll
fated schooner Vandalia, Capt VIM.
Fogarty, which left this port on May
Sth.