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In the July number OF MeC7urc's NagH'u'e .
biographical sketch Is appended TO the inS,aItle"'
OF Carl Schurz's memoirs, which reach the decision
10 come 10 America. There arc article on nS
Insurance. on the San Francisco earthquake ~ ",
on q new mechanical musical instrument S,,
Npling continues his fairy tales. and iout o'"
short stories make up the llowance OF hc'oN'
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There are thousands of women. white and black,
in my district, that know enough sight more about
good ~vlc:uals than DR.. WILEY -Represcnfat,s
ApAasoN Of Georgia.
All the same, DIR. WILEY is and is going
to be the nursing mother Of America, the
complete housekeeper, the secretary of
American interiors, Let us be good to
WILEY that he may be good to us. Who
knows what may happen? 'By kind per-
mission Of the Federal Government the
American people can now sit down to
dinrer. Breakfast has been cut out as not
hygienic." Future nursing mothers may
be less generous than WILEY. But who
cares? Meat is about to be Federalized.
Other food is about to be Federalized
Next session perhaps the cigars will be
Federalized.
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Mr.. BEvERIDoE Is making a grave sacrifice
Wa shin oton despatch.
Grave, indeed. No Fourth Of July speech
in Paris, fulmining over Europe, Asia, Africa,
Polynesia, Micronesia and Indiana. Amer
leans in Paris will suffer a great loss. But
Mr.. BEvERIDaE must stay in his own, his
native land. He doesn't happen to be a
member of the conference committee on
the Agricultural Appropriation bill, ridden
30 u~nsteadily by the meat inspection amend
ment that bears his name; but he knows
that the eyes Of nations are upon him. While
he is in this country this country is safe;
and the Hon. JAMEs BRONSON REYNoLps
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Honcst Governor Glenn.
From the RALEIGH obs.rrer.

From NC Ifd7clQH U6SsTrtT,
Gov. Glenn has at the mansion this morning an
extra large collection Of umbrellas. of various
styles and conditions. left over after the reception
last night.
There are from twenty TO twenty-five umhTe"a''
some very handsome ones. with silver handles
that were left. and all parties who own them can
obtain their property on application. Those VITO
carried of the wrong umbrellas are Invited to eau
and make the exchange. where Is my umhreUA
may possibly be answered by a call a, the Gov
oror'S mansion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24

What's thu matter with Kansas,
Calling for harvest hands
Thousands Of acres ripened
waiting the reaping bandsf
what's the matter with Kansasf
Cannot she understand
Crops arc reported failing"
Ruin confronts the iandf
what's the matter with Kansasf
Scornipg the Wall street way,
she haria 70 the Eagie'a screaming,
Not TO the ~dpnkey's bray.
McLAKpBUnaH Wuson.
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Judge GRosscuP sNid the Incorporation ~ enter.
prise II no. itself a sin 0Hatrd, Kan dtSpatch
Perhaps not, but since corporations are
deoeitful above all things and desperately
wicked, why should they be permitted 70
take the FIRST step In the road Of sinH No
Incorporation, no corporations; no cor
porations, no corporate sin. In his desire 10
be fair Judge GRosscUP admits too much.
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Good ght.

From the PltSburo Dispatch.
Proceedings before Register OF Wills HaIE'N
TO day brought out the fact that four sisters o. no
late Martin Good had married men named Lisht
Mrs. Kate Light OF Morris county. Minnesota
Mrs. Sarah Light and Mrs. Emma Light Of Ltoa'I'"
are living, and Mrs. Mary Light Is dead.
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Representative BURGESS of Texas,
described as "a close personal friend Of
Senator BAILEY" declares him out of
the race for the Democratic nomination
for President, and, moreover, tallies Mr..
BAILEY for WILLIAM j. BRYAN. The
Senator, he says, Is aware that his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24

From the 81. HelenS Mist.
We must have a mill OF some kind, and since 'he
gin mills are compelled TO close their doors VIZ
month. we trust some one will he good enough 70
build a saw mill.
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II an AIninlStra'lon which Is Democratic spas.
medically and sporadically Is so popular. what
would be the popularity nj a Government which
was Democratic all the tine'-WnLfAM J. BRYAN.
Judging from the Administrations Of
GROVER CLEVELAND it would not be popu-
lar with Democrats.
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eah switch ffum @ycsolasy ~ puiisirs W'eb.
nIl efnehIha The lraaKe ~ lhlMaa

The Massachusetts, iis,tss ~ Hepfeasnia-
iivra MI ~, dafe ~ esussHe aissuN swiu
thc~tsnfe't. u~nlWpsltsi, uHeHislI~l EtsJs
swtH runtln,iss ~ W. the hreeuh ~ haV
statsansnshtp ahd tks ldui NJ N" tHfmi
a. tfgs
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: ] am PANIED
10 read In yesterdays SUN that the Rev. Mr.. steele
OF Philadelphia thinks George Washing ton is mo
good" 1t can, however. be said OF the Father OF
his Country that, As happily pointed out by the
late Artemus Ward, he differed from Mr.. Steele in
one thing and that ID that he never stopped over"
Al ADh1REB OF WASHINGTON.
RosfoN, June ..
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June

From meat TOO old we now are saved
BY methods sage and sure:
Deliver us. We next implore.
FROM orAefeTS premature
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From the Books OF To-day.
Were II not that people fall In love n" "1r-'"'
could keep his ONCE open for a week. and no oo"A'
seller, either.
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The rapidity OF the increase after the
reduction of rates in 1908 and 1905 is very
striking. The transit receipts have in
thirty-four years increased 2,137 per cent.
while the reduction in rates has been only
22.5 per cent. These figures are especially
instructive as showing how rapidly and
perhaps indefinitely traffic may be increased
by a considerable and reasonable reduction
Of rates, a doctrine which in reference to
this enterprise had few, il any, friends
twenty years ago. 1t shows also a
fearful mistake we should ave made had
we adopted the sea level type Of canal, and
how utterly impossible it would have been,
with such a waterway as that type contem-
plated, to have successfully competed with
the Suez Canal, especially with it's easily
expanded facilities. 1t is now manifest
that whenever the Sues Canal is enlarged
or duplicated land there is no doubt that
one thing or the other will be done 80 soon
as it finds itself exposed to the competition
Of an isthmian canaD we can successfully
confront that Competition only by a tide
water strait or %Bosporus; n it is not
worth while to displace a shovelful Of
earth for canal purposes without the en-
gineer-in-chief having that end distinctly
In mind.
The Suez Canal cost only sl2O, ooo, 900,
and as it's capacity il doubled at about
the same cost would aggregate less than
$3.50, 900, 900, while the strait or Bosporus
projected by NJ. Bunau-Varilla is estimated
to cost not less than $500 900 600, or prob
ably twice the amount Of the enlarged Suez
Canal, it Is clear that it must have fully
twice the traffic or earning power Of the
Egyptian canal successfully to compete
with it.
The Beaoonsaeld Government purchased
a controlling share Of the Suez Canal for
$40 ,OOo, 900. The market value of it's shares
in March, 1905, was upward Of 1854, 900 900,
or nearly eight times its cost to them. The
managing council Of the canal consists
Of t%hirty-two members, three Of whom
represent the British Government, seven
represent the British shipo wners, while
twenty-five are French. The French ma
jority, 1t is credibly reported, has 80 far
refused to sanction any %appreciable reduo-
ton in the rates. 1t is said, however, that
as one result Of the entente cordidle between
Great Britain and France reduction OF rates
will be made before long, which means,
I suppose, that the enlargement scheme
is likely to be %favorably considered.
Our President and his friends in Con-
gress had better consider 1t also.
NEW YORK, June %. JOHN BIaELow.
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The tloo uhId Iiads hma alfesdy heen
rlsrled Sprahrt NJ M" nest Hutisa ~ sn-
fap'urSd Crieknr aflnIiaarfs,
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rt,n,oe, len ru. sun rt'r,us ,oi ronB't,ns
lss,s,s'ioo NJ ~ Sssssu street In 10" No'"ish W
AshhHii1r Nsv intE
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N m, ri,'n mo iip' Ne ,oP '.'7p' "r'' ~
ss.,srtsa ,aa ~ st's us isi r''i.,t 'dH'H'' my
moe uY ,r ,,t t.r' y. gtt fa' mn ru'r.'
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
Napton

WIN. Thorp went to Mar.
shalt Monday on business.
Miss Sallie Woodsmall aud
Miss FloreDce Scbieszer were
callers at the post office Mon.
day.
Jas. II. Shackelford attend
ed the Bee Keepers meeting
IN Marshall Monday and Tues
day.
Keys Brothers were ship
ping stock Monday.
=. :. Barnett called ut tb'
post office Monday.
Miss Lillian Gay, who Inn
been visiting relatives ~ Nap
ton, left for her home in New
York, Tuesday.
Chas. and W. f.. Sbaclcl
ford went Ia Sedalia, Tuesda.
10 attend the State FAR.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
Salt Springs

Mr.. and Mrs. A.. II. Orr
were shopping in Marshall
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralston Alison and
daughter, Lucille, Of San Jose.
Cal, were visitors here a few
days last week.
Don't forget W. II. Suther'
Inns sale on the 18th.
Mrs. II. A. Thomas visited
relatives in Slater last week,
Mrs. James McC lelland, oI
Warsaw is visiting relative.
here this week.
Miss Annie Dysart who II
teaching our school this year
visited her parents in Mar
shall Saturday and Sunday.
The Salt Springs Ladies' All
society met with Mrs. New
man Newell last Thursday. ,
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
Colopist's Rates

Until October 3ls., 1875. the Chica.
20 \ Alto. r. X will cell Colouist's
ick, h To points In Arizvua, Briti-h
;olumbis. California, Colorado, Ida
10, Mexico, Montsns, New Meyic,,
Nevada Oreesp, Texas, Utah, wsrh-
,ugtop spt Wyoming a. greatly ,s-
lu.ed rates. IL will pay you to yet
n touch With mo and ascertain figures
u which can -elI Tickets 10 this
asrrI,ory Address - v Hawthorne,
Marshall Mo ,icke, Areo'.
Via Chicsgo n Alton Railroad
very Summary, leaves Marshall 1'2l q
y returning. leaves kspaas City Z
,'clock y ~ same day arriving NJ
Marshall p:bt y. m. this gives you
all day Ia Kansas City.
q. Il. Hawthorne,
Ticket Agent.
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herndon

The all day meetingat Hern-
don Sunday was well attend.
ed.
Rev. II. Il. Fry delivered a
fine sermon in the morning,
and in the afternoon there
were seven students from the
college that came with Broth
er Thompson, who made
splendid talks on the mission
ary subject. They were:
Miss Verlinda Britain,
Miss Grace Rolofson,' Miss
Bertha Smith, aud ". Garst,
X. +. Cordry, Rev. X. Il.
Fry. We were all glad a.
have the young people with
US aud hope to have them
again some time.
DR.. Harrison of this place
had the pleasure of having
one of bis brothers visit him
a few days last week.
Mrs. V. c. HUI is visiting
her cousin near Sedalia thin
week.
b. f. Henley made a bus
illness to Marshall Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Huff and he
daughter, Mrs. Harrison viii
start to Ohio on an extended
visit Wednesday. On thei
/ way they will visit Mrs. Huff
: SOM in Kansas City and ON
in Chicago.
) Frank Hill and Miss Oci
, Hurt visited his brother, "
a. Hill, and family Sunda
evening.
II ". c. HUFF was in Marsha
Monday on business.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
Blue Lick

c. C. wing6eld. one Of Blue
Lexis old residents. passed
away September Both NJ nine
o'clock in the evening. after -
lingering illness oil nine
months. The funeral was
preached by Rev. Wharton 81
Marshall. The remains were
laid la rest IN the old family
grave yard AT the old Wing
6eld home. We sympathlz'
with the bereaved ones. Ill.
leaves ~ wife, five sous an'
six daughters 10 mourn h''
loss.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
college Notes

Oetober Ie. Dedication Day, Is
the date heard on all sides and from
III mouths. The building will be
ready BY that time notwithstanding
many rumors to the coutrary.3 Let
everybody come and bring their
dinner.
We are ell glad to see J. c. viii
Iipghsm. the high climber back
again. He was required to be out
during September on account Of
hay fever.
The Y. M. G. A. lecture course
consists of the following numbers:
Bob Taylor. Nov. "a; Matt s
Hughes, d. D., Dec. 4; Fed En-
erson Brooks, Poe. Humorist, Jan
IS; The Hawthorne Music Club,
from Boston. Feb. rs. and Harry
Grsnison Hill, March al. Have
you purchased your tickets yet for
S2l The curse Is cheap for the
sum Of 81 and none should miss II.
The Student Volunteer Band
held a mi ,siopary rally at Haze
Grove church, Herndou. Sunday
In the forenoon Excl Fry preach
ed a missionary sermon, choosing
his text from John $40. In ,h'
afternoon the various members
spoke on various mission field
As follows: Ncrth America, {
3. Mitchiuer; Oceanics, X. 7
cordry; Japan. Bertha Smith
China, Grace Rolo6sou; India. V
p. Carst; Africa. Linda Britain
and South America. X. Il. Frv
L. A. Thompson was present ant
presided.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
Saline Point

Several from this commun-
ity attended the fair ut Slater
last week.
A large steamer making
regular trips from st. Louis
TO Kansas City stopped al
the Point for some wheat
Sunday.
W. F. Lynn is going u
move his saw-mill next weel
to u piece OF timber owned b,
Will Mullins.
Mrs. G. M. Dilley AM
daughter, Mary, visited at W
A. Burnsides' Sunday
Pete Masters says he can
even chew the rag since h
got away from the dentist.
The work on the drainag
ditch at this place is movin
along slow.
Lewis Burnside says he |
too fat to walk, and he is goin
to get a buggy, but / expet
il will be to benefit semeo,l
else.
Miss Ollie Irwin is recove'
ing from u severe attack {
malariaf fever.
Joe Mullins hauled hi
APPLES 70 Dewitt last week.
The singing ut Rich Chap
Sunday evening was quite
success. Oume out and 3,
ercise yonr lungs once : wee
IN not more
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
Sale Bills

We are splendidly equipped
Tor sale bills aud can get them
out on short notice at the low
est prices. q sure u adver :
tise your sale in the Republi-
can, ~ yen can reach more
farmers through IL than by
any other paper.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
S26.25 to Atlanta Georgia AM
81 Return.

Account 81 .hs "Home Coming Of
Ceoreisn's" the Chicago 4 Alton
Railroad win make the above rate
ocsobar Q end ., 1905. The tickets
VIII ha good 70 return for 80 days
ana aas,rd tho opportunity 70 jturnsy
the Southland in the glorious Fall
seas, 81 which ~sanually gives tho fass'
vesta ,sr conditions vouchsaisd 70 msn'
For kfusthsr ~parsiculsrs osil upon o.
.Adrs ~ o. e. Hawthorus.
Ticket Agent
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
presided.

Mr.. Sam Evans wishes to
announce that he has by NUT
ual consent dissolved partner
ship with his brother, r.. Ev.
ant and he and mis- son. Frank
will be located ut the Conway
barn on West Arrow where
they will handle horses and
mules and doa transient feed
business and hope Ia see al
their friends at that place.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
To Our Readers

You have the privilege Of
placing your legal notice in
any paper you desire, and we
will appreciate IL II you will
send IL To the Republican.
And don't forget Us when yo'
want good job printing ut q
low price.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05

the prize in an art contest; a
two course Buffet Luncheon
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. s. Cole en-.
tertained about thirty guests
Wednesday at dinner in honor
Of their son, Elder William
Cole and bride.
will Hendly and Miss Mary
Pollard were married in Mar.
shall Wednesday.
Miss Blanch Fulton has re
turned from Marshall.
Ernest McRoberts' fishing
and camping party returned
Saturday from Camden count,
after a two weeks trip, hale
and hearty and their onl,
trophy a yaller dog that saw
his opportunity and joined thu
party enrOute, M "a covered
wagon and campers withou
the dog was not complete.
Mrs. Clara German is visit
ingin Sedalia this week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05

fore the more thank my
friends for their kind consid.
GRAFTON, and hope they will be
willing to grant me the privil'
age of Withdrawing.
Truly, T.. B. Ross.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
Malta Bend

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. "A .Allen and
children have returned from
IA visit W relatives at Slater.
NJ. W. Walker and +. W.
Baker shipped cattle 10 Cbica-
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nye
spent Saturday in Marshall.
Everett Walker made a
business trip ~ Chicago this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. IT. Van
Anglen and daughter, Eda,
visited Sunday IN Malta Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wilson
have been on the sick list for
"A few DAYS.
Miss Halle Phillips spent
Saturday aud Sunday in Wav-
erly.
Mrs. James McClelland, Of
Bates county, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Huston.
Miss Fannie Douglas, n Mo.
Valley student. spent Sunday
with home folks.
j. +. Martin. OF st. Louis,
spent, Saturday here with
friends.
THE following persons left 70,
Kansas City today: MIR. ant
Mrs. Adolph Ankel, Mrs
Jake Sailor and daughter
Grace, Miss Blanche RACER
Miss Nettie Kinnemon, ant
} Mrs. j. T.. Wheeldon.
Mr.. F.. w. Baker returned
from Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Wake
. are visiting friends and rel
atives In Sedalia this week
The Malta Bend ice plan
had u fine display of ice at tn
!. Waverly Fair.
81 Mrs. j. NJ. Carter and Mrs
10. Walker were Marshall VII
!, itors Saturday.
al M. w. Walker and son shiE
ped u fine lot Of cattle Satul
to Chicago.
J.. Quite a number from Malt
Bend, attended the Wavrel
street fair last week.
l.. Cards are out announcin
d the marriage OF Maurice Adj
ison Yancy and Miss Gee
Mary Vanstone Octob.
seventeenth.
.. Miss Hester Martin is visi
Il ing relatives in Sedalia tn
4. week.
e. Glen Franklin II home fro
the west, and says that Nal
Bend is god enough for hir
i S. 4. Wilson Sr. left Mo
10 hay for Texas, he with 9TH
a. parties having purchased
,e urge body Of land out the
b. hence he has gone ITO pro-
a. it."
e, Miss Gertrude Carter, g
- tartained the Tuesday CT
,e Tuesday afternoon, Mi
e. FannieM Mae Roberson captu
Y "a the prize IN ! book conte'
and Miss Grace McRober
M tth1TV7 4N4tT
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
TO REPUBLICANS:

We are anxious to have every
Republican in close touch, and work
ing in harmony with the Republican
National Congressional Committee In
favor Of the election of a Republican
Congress.
The Congressional campaign must
be based on the administrative and
Legislative record Of the party, and.
that being so, Theodore Roosevelt's
personality must be a central figure
and his achievements q central
thought in the campaign.
We desire to maintain the work a
this campaign with popular subscrp-
tions Of One Dollar each from Repub-
licans. To each .subscriber we,vMl
send the Republican National Csaa-
paign Text Book and al documents
issued by the Committee.
Help rs achieve Z great victory.
JAMrs S. SHERMAN, Chairmsn.
p O. Box so63s Nsw Yosk.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05

Rev. Orrison is holding a
'protracted meeting at Chris
.tiau Union.
Sorghum making is the
order Of the day.
Mrs. Ida White is visiting
her parents near Blue Lick,
Jessie Cunningham aud wife.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
! County Ns.. !
Il Observation-Disclosures
Slater

attack Of rheumatism but Ia
much better at present and
will soon be out again.
Phil Tucker has bhen quite
poorly for several days with
one OF his usual spells. He
is some better at this time. in
some respects but does not
seem to improve much.
DR.. King, who has been
confined to ms bed with an at
tack of continued fever, is
now Commissioning. The Dr..
. has had u pretty hard spell
which has called forth the
sympathy Of his many friends.
Mr.. Robert N. Taylor, Re-
publican candidate for Circuit
Clerk, was mixing up with
his friends during the Slater
FAIR. Likewise VIM. Mullins
WAS taking in the interesting
things of the Fair, and our
editor, Mr.. Witt, as well as
IA good many other visitors
from Marshall came down tp
help swell the crowd, To do
business, and 10 enjoy seeing
the many thingsto be seen.
Elder and Mrs. W. Il. Hen
son, j. X. Jarvis, and DR..
Ross spent "A part of Saturday
and Sunday in attending the
County meeting ut Marshall.
The principal object OF the
meeting WAS 10 arouse the
church members "a greater
activity and u do more efici-
ent work in the line Of chris
tian duty as well IN To exert
IL good influence over the
young and unconverted. We
had an excellent meeting. A
g,od- deal OF credit is due the
Marshall people for their
kind consideration in caring
for and entertaining the dee
gates and visitors whose
pleasure IL was To attend the
meeting.
DR.. Ross went TO Marshal
Wednesday To meet the pen
sion examining board of which
he is II member.
Joseph Gillian an old tim'
citizens of Slater, who movet
away several years ago ha'
been visiting his sister her
and attending the fair. Mr.
Gillian with his family frs
muved To st. Louis and afte
living there several year
moved to Kentucky where b
now resides.
Misn George Edwards lei
Tuesday for Kansas City I
visit friends.
Mrs. James Edwards, q
Montana with her child is VII
lung friends in Slater an
vicinity.
Mrs. Ellen Powell of Chic,
go is visiting relatives an
friends in town.
l.. A. Buck returned I
Marshall Wednesday afte
spending severrl DAYS her
He is arranging to move b
family to The Mrs. w. \
Thompson place which he r
Gently purchased.
|U. Ma M ..N."N A." .NI". HNL
take this occasion to 81
to my Republican friends {,
Cambridge township, WI
bonored me with the nomin
tinn some time ago for Justi'
OF Peace, that 4 beg 10 wit
draw my name, as u does y
W .,,,t 40 - y Ia tha yur
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05
special Homeseeker's excurs-

ions
Greatly reduced rates 10 points In
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Kansas, Montana, Nebrssks, South
dakota, Wyoming, Utah, Oklshoms,
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The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05

Itch cured in3O minutes by
WOolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Trigg ~
Fisher, Druggists. Il.
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-05

81 LLH.N.L|| ".L#
] take this occasion to say
to my Republican friends Of
Cambridge township, who
bonored ms with the nomina-
tinn some time ago for Justice
OF Peace, that l beg 10 with
draw my name, rs ~ does not
suit me 70 make the race,
whether ! would be success-
full or unsuccessful In the
election. The nomination was
entirely unsolicited and unex'
pecbed on my part md there
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-10
CHAS. II. WALES "EvERLAsTJNc
DEVILS AUCTION"

Chas. H. Yale's Everlasting Devils
Auction" which has for twentv.four
years held the confidence of the thea
ire going public to the extent of an
nually resurrecting the Standing
Room Only" sign in all cities from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast an.
nounces that the present seasons
production of this phenomenal show.
piece will undoubtedly be the best
that has yet been presented. It will
appear at the Salt Lake Theatre Mon.
day night only
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS -

solid list of bookings. Monday night
Yales Devils Auction" with all it's
glitter and spectacular features, will
hold the boards for one night only.
Beginning Tuesday and running
through the week, with matinees We'd
nesday, Henry M. Blossoms famous
racing play, Checkers" will, accord
ing to reports, afford an unusual at
traction.
The play had an. extraordinary run
in New York, and Salt Lake is prom
Used the same company and production
which set the Gothamites talking.