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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-30

HELP wANTEp-MALE.

A HUNDRED firemen and brake
men on Washington, California
and other railroads. Age 20 to 80.
strong, good sIs.st and hearing. Elk
perience unnecessary. Firemen
$50 to 500 monthly, become engi-
neers and earn $500. Brakemen
$40 to $50 monthly, become con-
ductors and earn $50. Positions
awaiting competent men. SEND
stamp for particulars. Name posi-
ton preferred. Railway Associa-
ton, room 46, 1895 Geary street,
San Francisco. Cal.
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Walter cMCredie, the Portland
manager who is running things and
spending money for the Judge"
seems to think he has a hold upon
Terry Mckune, the fast little play.
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FOR RENT.

SMALL HOUSE for rent, rear of
lot; water and gas In. E312 Sinto.
80
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Douglass went in and made the
bout look very poor.
Johnny Reds proposition for a
fight club at Milton, near Tacoma,
has received a knockout blow from
the county authorities and the pro.
posed meeting between Tommy
Burns and Mike Schreck is off.
Barney Mullen is now in Seattle
and there Is talk of a fight between
him and Dave Holly, conqueror OF
Rufe Turner. They think well OF
the Irshman over on the Sound
Turner whipped him in one punch
at Sacramento, but anyone is liable
to win in a punch, be he the worst
of dubs. Before that Barney lost
on a foul to Rufe, and had him
squeezing like a pig about being
fouled.
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LOST--Brindle bull pup. long ears
and tail. Answers name OF Rags.
Reward il returned to ]. D. Mont
gomery, Theater ComiQue. 80
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.Biddy Bishop of Seattle has writ
ten to Dan McEnroe, matchmaker
of the Pastime Athletic club, ask
ing for the whereabouts of Kid
Scaler. Biddy wants Scaler and
Louie Long to fight.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-30

A. BLUSSON will press your suit
for soc. Call up 2046. 8 Lincoln.
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CAST Or CxOTXu0.
Positively highest prices paid for
cast off clothing. N33S etsvsna II
lf1l.
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A poorly attended benefit was
given to Dick Fitzpatrick at the
Spokane theater last night. The
star boxed with Joe Cotton and
Kid Parker. The principal bout
which Is the talk OF the town to.
day was the one-sided affair be-
tween George Douglass, one of the
cleverest men In the country, and
Mike Scaler. The spectacle OF
Douglass dancing around Mike and
trying to SHOW him up" was dis.
gusting. Knowing he had a will.
dng boy to work with and one who
Us strong and husgy, but no boxer
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PACIFIC E1ANBxzD "a.
Freight furniturs.. basoaSs as1
parcel delivery. Tai 3e1 me-
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NEVADA MINING AND MARKET
REVIEW

REVIEW
The latest news from the greatest
gold camps ever known. A postal
will bring It free for three months
with a copy Of Goldfeld's Golden
Horseshoe. Invaluable to all In.
terested In Nevada mines.
D. A. MACKENZIE 4 CO.
Goldfield, Nevada.
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DYKIMo AHp OxnAXxuo wo2xx
Parisian Dysins 4 Clsaaine Works
and Dress Pleatins Faotory. L. A.
Leahmann. proprietor. has moved T.
sos First avenue near Howard
Phone 3137. Ne yolicitorA
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Douglass went in and made the
bout look very poor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-30

Standard Fuel 4 Ice Co. DAol
Front Tel seS. Carbonate. Rock
Springs and Summit eoal Martin
Dolan. manager.
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1o001oK0XxEA.
Cha.iss 0talsy. SO x'aei1ic svsnue,
South Of N. p. depot 1874
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
GROWING WORSE

Latest reports from CalifDr.
MIA show Il much worse state
of affairs than at first report
ed.
The loss Of life is now csti.
mated at $500, property $500.
.000, 600. Ten square miles of
San Francisco IN ashes. San
Jose almost destroyed. Many
other cities badly damaged.
Over l,000,0 600 people home.
less. San Francisco under
martial law.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
MINUTES COUNTY COURT
February Adjourned Tern
1906.

Court convenes pursuant to
adjournment. Members pres.
ent; Hon. j. II. Stouffer, j. r..
Force and w. &. Gaines,
Judges: X. f.. J.. Smith, clerk.
&. b. Bacon Sheriff.
Roy Grossman. Nelson.
granted drHmshop license for
u months.
Commissioned directed 10
view bridge across Bear
branch through section -,
twp. 81 range % and report.
Dan Lane sent to county
farm.
D%ramshop license granted
j. ID. Eckles, Sweet Springs,
for q months.
Commissioner directed to
view locations for concrete
culverts ON east and west
road between sections 10 and
Is aud IL and II twp. 81.
Range 20 and report.
Commissioner directed tC
view location for culvert on
east and west road in section
%, twp. 81 range 20 and re.
port.
j. A. Walker, collector, file,
monthly report Of collection,
for March.
Jury drawn for May tern
of circuit court, 1906 as fol
lows: Arrow Rock, a. w
Norwell, S. W%ilkerson; Black
water, Jno. Walker, Rober
Mari; Clay, Robt. Velten
Morris Young; Cambridge
Press Eubank, Chas Math
ews, j. M. Durrett; Miami
Jno. Haynie, j. L. Hardin
Salt Fork, f. NJ. Yeagle, w
II. Spriga; Salt Pond, Adolpl
Dierker, w. Q. Meyer.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

WHEN the Republican par.
~ came into power IN this
State in 1865 they found II
debt of thirty.siX million dol
lars. During the six years
they were in control OF the
State this debt was reduced
twenty.one million dollars, or
fifteen million dollars in six
years. Then the Democrats
came into power again and it
took them thirty.two years To
reduce this moderate debt
of twenty-one million dollars
TO five million dollars; and
they used forty-fve million
dollars of the tax payers
money in doing SO. In other
words the Republicans reduc-
ed the State debt fifteen mil
lion dollars in six years, ~hile
it took the Democrats thirty
two years to reduce it fifteen
million dollars. Where the
other thirty million dollars
went TO, will probably never
he known, but proof that II
has been squandered is easily
4nbtainable. - Golden City Reg,
ister.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

TIE attorneys Of Saline and
Lafayette counties passed re-
solutions last week asking
Judge Samuel Davis 10 allow
his name Ia he presented as
n candidate for1he Democratic
nomination for one of the Mis-.
souri, Supreme judgeships.
The Missouri supreme Judges
are laughing stock and
whether they are entitled t.
all the ''honor" or not tina,
they are receiving is immater-
ial and il is about time That
men were put on the bench
who can command the respect
of all. Judge Davis is such Il
man. He has announced his
acceptance.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
Miscellaneous accounts II

Miscellaneous accounts al-
lowed.
Ordered that commissioner
view culvrrt on Miami aud
Marshall road through center
Of north half OF section %,
twp, 80, range 81 and report.
In the matter Of petition Of
Walter Brown. S. w. WIlkcr.
son ct nj. Court appoints
Jas. Durrett. Andrew Davis
and M"rri, Young, commits.
,ioners To- a,sess damages and
report.
FIoy llightower committed
to hospital for insane No. 3.
Bond of W. ii. Pate for
loan approved and same grant
ed in sum of $500.
In the matter of petition of
j. j. Mccoy ct al for drain.
age district. Report of com
missioners, as modified is by
the court confirmed snd said
district organized, assess.
ment ordered paid by install.
ments, etc.
In>matter of petition of f..
H.. Ellison, II. II. Ham, II. Il.
jenkins, ct al for public road,
Matter is heard upon ques,
ton of damages. n. MELON.
gall, exceptor and Jury finds
for petitioners, and cause con
tInued until May term 1906
10 consider payment of damag.
es etc. Exceptor files affida
Wit for appeal.
Ordered that permission bt
given W. j. Huff 10 build tele
phone line on public road il
80, so, 10.
Petition Of Simon Dow e
al to Incorporate Browns nd
dition etc. to Malta Bend Mo.
is set for hearing Tuesday
May 9Th. 1906.
Commissioner is directed /,
view road in section IA, 40, 2.
where same is in bad condi
w. ."M A
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

National Stock Yards. H.,
April 18th.
The cattle trade this week
has developed into u dull life.
less condition that Is hard Ia
describe aud the difference
displayed by the buyers can
only be- realized by those hav.
ing cattle ON sale. The east.
|rrn demand is practically
eliminated and local buyers,
both packers and butchers,
wanted u Very limited mum.
Der ut greatly reduced values.
M Jst Of Inc beef steers chang.
ed hands slowly AT prices full
~ % cents lower than u week
ago. Receipts were pretty
heavy nj other markets and
while we had only II moderate
supply IL took the whole day
Ia dispose of them. I'll,
clearance is poor each day
with "A good many bids ilatl,
refused.
The trade in the stockel
and feeder division is so lighI
that il il useless IT, max,
quotations.
The hog market has mad,
its usual advance. Receipt.
have been light and price,
are now ut the high point, fol
three years past IN eXtrem,
top of $50 having been reach
ed, with the bulk Of the goot
hogs selling from $50 to $40
Further and more complet,
information may he had from
Evans-Snider-B uel Co.
Michigan salt 81. 10 Bill. IL
New York Racket.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
LOCALS.

Arthur Cox. of Gretchen. |,
reported very low of append.
citis.
The Shuckman farm, near
town. Of S2a acres was sold by
Mr.. Allen. who recently pur.
chased IL, Ia Il Mr.. Puage for
|Sl25 per acre.
Millinery! Millinery! New
York Racket.
l.. H.. Benedict sold for Dav.
id Howery his farm Of 80
acres Z miles south Of Mar
shall 10 Jas. Bell for 1929.
He also sold u house for John
Epperson on College addition
TO John II. Shores for $500
The editor being out OF the
city Yesterday we were com
PEELED 10 emit several items,
which we will give next week.
+. W. Miles marriage, Little
Rock items, etc.
See the New York Racket
special so suit.
j. /. peavler is seriously II
at his home on South Sal
Pond st. He has been dow
all winter. We hope for his
early recovery. Mrs. Peav.
Ter has also been sick but has
about recovered.
DR.. G. ii. Briggs, Rev. Il
S. Hunter, Rev. II. =. Cobb
Miami, j. Il. Alexander, Gil
liam, j. G.. Given and VIM
Rich Slater. left Tuesda,
morning for jamestown, to ut
tend the NJ. II. Church, soutl
District Conference:
Hope Domestic 7ac at New
York Racket.
A w. G. Il. ". Institut,
will be held in the FIRST Bap
list church, April 23rd an'
24th. Sessions l0.30 am
I2:30 pm. and at night. Mrs
Hoffman, the state president
will be in change of all meet
ings. Everybody invited t.
|, attend.
} $40 to S25 saved on a Bugg.
or Surrey mt New York Rack
ct.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
COLLEGE NOTES

In the third game cf the
season with William Jewell.
which was played ut Liberty
Monday, NJ. V. G.. was again
defeated by Il score OF 1876.
Next Monday the deaf
mutes from Fulton will play
our team here. Come out and
see If you can rattle the pitch
or.
Tennis is Il popular game
this spring. All of the courts
are filed every evening. and
some good playing is being
done. The girls have now
made u good start nj basket.
ball and the team this spring
will be- about as strong ~
ever, Notwithstanding the
loss OF two or three OF the
best players.
Thursday afternoon, April
90, ut l:30. the IlouXoniau
society will give an open SEES.
sion in the college chapel to
which all friends are cordial.
~ invited.
The Freshman class enter.
tanned the Sophomore class ut
the home of Percy Rose last
Friday evening. In the course
of the evening the soplomnres
restored TO the freshmen the
long lost rope by which the
flags were placed ON the
college steeple. This rope
mysteriously disappeared
from the room Of one of the
freshmen about two months
ago.
The y. NJ. G.. A.. meeting
Wednesday morning was an
interesting and helpful novel.
ity. Five members of the
Religious Meeting committees
took the letters of the word
watch" and made talks in.
dicating things that should
be watched. the names of
which began with the sue.
cessive letters of watch
Words, Actions. Thoughts,
Character and Habit.
The Easter service Sunday
afternoon was well attended
and was carried out in the
usual impressive manner.
Raw. o. s. Russell delivered
an unusually inspiring SER
mon.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

The Democratic policy Of
making big noise works
nicely in Saline. If one
hundred Of the leading Demo.
Gratis left here politics would
seem about dead. \ thousand
would kill the party. Re.
publicans should take the
hint. \ little noise on our
side would de- no harm. II
would even tend Ia strength.
cn "a few curved aud weakened
political spines.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

The committee of business
men which is soliciting sub
scriptions to the electric rail
way should see that the men
who ought To- take $1,000 in
bonds are not down for 800.
That kind of business will not
build "A railway.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

tinn and report.
Permission given Frank
Brockwav to build telephone
line from residence to- Island
No. ..
IN matter of petition Of W.
y. Webb ct al for'public road.
Time for opening same ex.
tended 30 days.
In matter of petition of l..
\. Meyers ct al for Il public
road. Time for opening slime
extended 80 days.
Commissioner directed 20
view bridge over Jordon creek
in sec. 81, 40, 90 and report.
X. T.. l.. Smith. clerk, pre-.
SCENTS abstract of fees.
A.. b. Swisher, recorder.
presents abstract of fees.
G.. B. Bacon, sheriff, pre-,
SCENTS abstract Of fees.
a. b. Hoy. circuit clerk,
presents abstract of fees.
In matter uf petition Of JAS.
Durrett for change of road.
Matters taken up upon re-
port at commissioner, damng
as paid. road established. (,
affidavit for appeal filed by G
W. Lankford.
Court adionrns.
Pittsburg Fence at New
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

OUR readers Will please
bear IN mind that the firms
vino advertise in the Republi.
can are not only the leading
ones and offer bargains but
they also show II spirit of fair.
ness towards you and your
paper that is rather scarce in
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
THE electric railway is pro.
crossing nicely. Have you
subscribed?

WE failed To state IN our
election returns last week
that ALI. Il. Rector was beat
en- for the nomination for
congress. From our view
point, Saline county Demo
Gratis did not show him proper
courtesy.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
To h Public

Persons having tin roofs in
need of paint will do well to
see me. / use the American
Cold Japan paint for painting
and patching and guarantee
my work for five years. Get
the best. q. N. Adams.
APO Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
Marriage Licenses.
First Insertion April 40,
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,

Noticelis hereby given 10 all creditors
aud othsrs Interested In the estate Of John
". Gorreit. deceased. thar j. Mrs. Alice
make npal settlement thereof ut the next
term Of the Probate our OF Saline county,
to be holden Mt the Court House IN said
county, on the first Monday Of Jun 1874.
MRS. ALICE doRkElt.
E~xecutrix.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

Pittsburg Fence mt New
York Racket.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

Lonsdale Domestic SIC at
New York Racket. >
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
Home Market

Is the title OF the hrst document OF the
Congressional campaign OF 1906. Is
sued by the American Protective Tar
III League. The pamphlet 10 u repro
ductlon OF the great speech OF Goa
gresham John u. Lacy OF Iowa, re-
Gently delivered In Congress. Send
postal card request for free copy.
Ask for Document No. ~ Address
w II. Wakeman, secretary, 33s
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Buggies, surreys, etc. at
New York Racket.
The Republican has the
best equipped job office in
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

Having purchased the fine
registered Jersey bull Of Sam
Hess, ] will keep him at my
place in northeast Marshall
for service.
40 Mike Jacoby, Jr.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
LOCAL MARKETS.
Anril %. LOG

Furnished and corrected tn
date by Swift's Packing Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-02
DIS Jn(erNt.
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Napoltons III. letter Gag.

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