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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
GREAT
GAMBLING
SCHEME
CFou, O'Clock Bdition.)

Washington, Jan. 1l.-Congressman
crosvenor today discussed the Philip
nine tariff bill at length. Williams,
Of Mississippi, followed Grovenor' ia
voripg the bill, and saying It was a
step in the right direction toward free
trade between the islands and this
country. In advocatiou Of the appoint
mept Of the commission to investigate
the character Of the corporations en-.
gagged in interstate commerce, Hepburn
declared that wall street was simply a
gambling resort. He said; "Tho day
is passed whom gamblers could demand
Legislation by saying the financial con.
dition Of the country would be duined
II certain legislation was not passed.
but such day may return again"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

New Ywk, Jan ii-To,iay is ID,
anniversary ~ ths birth of Alsmndol
ilamiiioa one n tho fmmcrs u ths
eonsiiiutiou ~ tho uuiici states anl
patriotic organizations throughout the
c0uutry via eoirhruto The event BY
mcmorlal meotines hanqueis and IN
othsr WAYS rho uaHts u Alotanlr
fiauditon is on u thoss indoiihiy ~.
gravel upon tho pages u this couh.
try's h.iory. lle wus born IN Tho
Wosi in,Aos in January n, 1857, and
Wa still q comparatively young nan
when ho hcamn clos.ly ideuiaeA VITA
s,sna u the nzist importani oycuis
~ that eyeutful period of THE eoua.
~ hiliory. llis was one u tho mas
ter miusH n ths cIooh which develop
"a our constitutional government 10
he triniaut and far uroihg brain Tho
eouatTy owos lis hnaheial system Dur.
iug ths poTiod % Tho var ami no sab.
ssqusui dsrk yoaT. Hamilton Wa one
~ the pillars q sirvag,h Hs versa
tliy vus ouay cquaie,l By tho strength
~ hia gfasp n uaitcsa Which concern.
81 the ooluuies Tho history u tho
weld haa prVhcei pa character that
% To counterpart ~ this romarkahlr
uah ~ wus nlAss statesman.
huaneisr, political sconomisi aui s,hol
A.
pufiug on ~ tho mnssi peaccful psf,
tea ~ ~ eyoniful an.l stornv ufo|
b. a. yosr isoo 20 1901, HAMILTON
built hlu,sef a hus uanuion Ia what
va Thea, lhe sabufbs % New York.
lta buut tho huuso out of timber 900.
sspiei 30 him By Ocnarl Phn s,luy
~, snd cui from Oenoral sshuylsr's
lansi 81 tha hoa.iwatcrs of tho Ilud
saa nvvT, ou a pioce ~ laud nyw tray..
en~sl By itrd uisei anl Couycnt a,c
nna Thew i sioei for over oae nan
,fci ycaFs vithsisn,iing the lssuusi
ive edoeis ~ time and climate A fsw
y,sru 80 thv toari ~ ai,smea of
Ws-hirgicu neighis sa that iisirIc,
= ealieA ieohh,l b. eticud itrl zrs.t.
spi iho 0rango 40 uamntou's man
500 vss oalls,l would have hssu torn
shosu b. u1ake r,om for tho str,t had.
noi iAoughtfd Feal estate nan pur
s,.aasi t,n grvuad and hoass aui pro
Fsne'd IL caitiug through ~ th..
sirret lio movci tho h,use Oar oaoush
tovaF'i iho eeutss ~ ths No,k 10 p,r
uii ths catting thr,ugh ~ che stpst
Ant lsiof h. sawed tAs houss sgain
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
risiA Has Pneumonia.

New York, Jan ii.-Msruhai Field
u aid 20 bo 10 tho most critical con
dition With Pneumonia ~ the Holland
llouso
Dr W. y. James, tho physician a..
toB,ling Marshall field, this morning
Issued a bulle,ln saying Field has phou
moniA In a moderate eEtehi, and is In
no immediate danger. stanley Hcld
denies The report that tho patient spcnt
a very bad night
II was announced that he condition
was unchanged a. 3 o'clock Dr,
Gigs remained 10 attendance an day.
MsnboFs of ,hs family are now here
and remained 10 tho hotel an day
showing the serious condition ot ths
patient
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

MORAL
TIDE

The trial Of Fanny Davenport ano
three others is in progress this after
noon before jury Of six and court
room filed up to the limit. The jury
Is composed Of c. W. Yannke, Max o
Buren. C. w Tanker, Col Olmstead
Charles Roth and J. NJ. Lawrence.
When che cases were called this
morning at $3.50 Attorney Horgan
asked permission to withdraw the plea
Of not guilty. and fled demurrers to
the complaints. The demurrers were
submitted without argument, and over.
ruled as soon as read.
Attorney Darcy who is assisting In
the defence demanded a jury trial.
After the jury had been selected Che
court took q recess until 1 O'Clock this
afternoon. The defendants all ap.
peared In court. The attorney made a
brief outline Of the case before the
jury and 2. II. darcy presented the
case on the part Of the defense. lie
said that the attorneys for the defense
would show that the whole prosecution
was but a piece Of spite work, insti.
tuted by the chief Of police to get cv.
en- with his enemies. So far as the
c1se has proceeded they have not
shown any animus on Cornelius part.
Cornelius was the frst witness called,
and, IN spite Of the many objections IN.
ierposcd by the attorneys for the de.
febsc, he was finally permitted to tcs.
iify as 20 the character Of the houses
IN which the women were arrested and
az 20 the general character Of the wo.
mon. lie alec stated that there we're
a number Of men in the house when.
The raid was made, and that they scat
tered 10 an directions. when be was
asked who the mon we're The crowd
held iis breath Tor a moment but only
90 be disappointed at ibo answer, "t
do hot know who an was there"
Mr. darcy In cross examination
sought 10 g,t him % admit that The
pupoar ~ tho prosecution waa Tor re.
yengc but this was not developed By |
tho answers of tho chief For this
same purpose they introduced AZ owl |
isheo Cornelius interview a. pub |
.i,hed 10 Tuesdays Journal.
Jim Lewis, former city health on |
ieef was the next witness called and !
Fas giving h,s testimony as The jour. !
bal went 10 press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
HONOLULU
SHERIFF
THIN
Says Mrs. Stanford n,
Aid the Universltv

San Francisco, Jan. IL,
dispatch says that High sb~;s
Henry, who was at the h~,
local police when Mrs. Jan. q
died there in March last, Ia, :.
sensation in the island capi,,
assertion that the death Of \.
ford was brought about in A.
est Of Stanford University; n.
lioved that Mrs. Stamford
dcred
81 believe" he contlpu.
DR.. David Starr Jordan "a,
way. He is a science cram I
wrapped up in science and %
nothing else.
"The Stanford Univerrilv
time Of Mrs. Stanford's desn
most urgent need Of money ".
Jordan and Hopkins were h.,
yestigato the cause Of Mra A.
death, the real purpose as
for was 20 create n
hat Mira Stanford had diea 4,
iral causes and was not mus.
.old them 10 their faces that NJ.
hey were trying 10 do. +"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

The members Of sslgvlsk Pos, q.
A. r. and all other veterans Of the
Civil War; are urgently requested 20
meet AZ tho undertaking parlor of s.
T. hgdon AZ 2 r. M, Friday January
18th 20 attend the funeral Of our .ats
eomFade, Thomas Curtis, OF Company
k, ll'ih Illinois Infantry, who was 4
member Of Nathan Baker Post. No. A.
of Eigiu, Oregon. lniermsut Wiu ID
In Grand Army Circle In Lee Nilsson
cemetery Transportation win bs fur
nishel GIDEON sTOIZ
DaH Webster o. ID. Commando,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
siekeninE shirerinr m

OF ague and malaria can b, \
and cured with Electric Bites
10 a pure, tonic molielne, d :
bonpdt In malaria, for II eHSul
curative ihfiucneo on tho discs
ing II entirely out Of the gNsl
much 20 be preferred 70 quinh'
Ing none Of this drug's bad a
feets Z. 3 Munday, Of Hs'
Texas, wrltosi "My brother ~
low with malarial fever Aad ~
til be took Electric Bitter
saved his hfe." AZ J. Q. Pouyi
storei price soc, guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

A. ID frtiylohn and son are trying
% noai an enterprise that would result
10 Putiing on a mush.nclel means oi
transportation between this city and
Independence 10 l. a5foot steam.
hoat with siEfool beam, capable oi
carrying 80 passengoFs With eomfor,
anh safety, IL viii make tho round
trip ia thTe ehours, and cost about
$1,000 rAey will bring the proje,t b.
fore che meeting ~ The Gfoater salem
Commercial eluh probably Friday ev,
euing They guarantee 20 give good
service or return the money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

COMPANY
BROKE

New York, Jan. IA receiver was
appointed this afternoon Tor the Ems
piFe Insurance Company, of this city.
Il was disclosed az the Investigation
last month Of Ice ,socts that Il only
had $4,000 In bonds and $4,000 10 cash.
Il had four millions outstanding insur,
anee and aeoo policy holders, and had
been prohibited from doing business In
all tae states eEeep, New York, Penn.
glyauia and West Virginia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
A Ronknfallnr Pnodnrl

Chicago, Jan. ll.-AeeoFdihg B
decree Of Dr. Harper, almoa d
order issued by tho dyihg e.
was that classes In tho UhiVUf
Chicago 60 on today minister's
tho silent tread OF the stats.a
soHowihg faces Of tho SIS insiH
Tho flags az half.mast were "
sign Of tho leaders, passing p
services were conducted AZ ioA
morning, al the residence Of d. !
Gunsalus. A number OF short a
IS were made by other slSe
Public services will be held =
aft = which tho body viii lie .
az Haskell Hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
Cured LunbaRO

a, b. Cannon 'CAioagO, write, Ar.,.,
'., !, ly'e, Having beea troubled with
.-inoas0 At different times ana 80
,. a. pay si'ian after another, then 6,t,
NJ rv'Vas .'.'', olntn'nt' and lipimeats. gave II
~, y 1.'ose,Ass' ,o So I tried once mors
49,. - s'' a bottle Of Ballard, !, Snow LIN
lIsnt which gave ne slmos, a." ,"-t-D. .-'u.
.-5 T an l can can eAoeFfully recommend n
mS.,.-l,, S aIi add ny name to your list 81 Of
---.- SOL BY D. J. Frv.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
omtia rnnaraI

Tho funeral services Of the late Thos
Curtis who died az the hospital in this
city yesterday will take place At Rig,
doh's und"Tt9kng paTloFs at 1850 p. m.
tomorrow, Rev Vs. n. seueck will
conduct the services, Tho intermep,
will BE- m the lee Mission cemetery
the services 20 De conducted by tha
g. A. Il and the burial in the G. Ar.
lot,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

T. J. Chambers, editor Viudis.to,
iAoeF'y, reras writes December 25.
WV pleasure and unsolicited By
yoa l eeaE testimony to the curative
P0"'' OF hailaTd's HOsohopnd Syrup. /
ave used it and nay family eaa cheer.
,s'ly ahiTn Il il the nOss elective and
Os-' remedy for coughs and eold. I
ave ever used" sold BY D.JFv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

Means les nutrition and ia eoBse
quenee less vitality. When the live,
fails TO seeFete bile, the blood become,
loaded with bilious properties. the al.
ges'ion becomes impaired and the bsv.
els eons7Pated Herbine will re,tif,
thlsi it gives tOns 70 the stomach li,..
and kidneys strengthens the apo,.i,.
slears and improves The ,Omplsrio, h,
FUSES new life and yigoT 70 The vbol,
.y''s@- soc bottle. Sold BY d. D.
Fry. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
8sv. oariyEs b. p. Martin. I. ID.

Rev. oaEiysis b, p. Martin, L L. d.
OF Wayerly, reIaa, writes, "of q
morning, when hFus arising, ! often hnd
a troublesome collection Of phlegu
which produces = phlegn and 10 vsry
hard 10 tlslodgei but a small quantity
Of hailNFd's hoFehound Syrup win Al
oaee dislodge Il, and tho trouble ls over.
1 kaow Of no medicine that is equal
70 Il, and Il Is % pleasant 10 take. /
eaa most eoTdislly recommend a %
all PsrSoas Asedihg a medicine for
throat and lung trouble" sold bv
d. J. FSy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

In order to give the people Of s,l.r,
An 0PP'I'1ni'y to see he bssu,i,n.
Soea''y . '0u'A Of salem, sud to !. =, ~. |,
D,,v - ~. cs., 9slI's made hy the CON
r. PSly, The 9'i1sna' Ligh, 4 F,,,.io. 49,
ss''.,' -. Say south q odd F.lloT,,
Ss'l''s'y, . leaving the wman.t,. .'I'~' S'' !,
'., :. 'y'n ven hours Epjoy : pI.as,', &c. .e,'' ,','
n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

a block further south 10 a sIto adjoin.
Ing 81 Lakes church 10 mako room
for a row of moirrn apartments which
voro built upon ths hud formerly sur
rounding tho Grange. Since then an
effort he's ben malo 90 prcscryc the
Onngs ss a rational memorial and b
create a snail park around IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
Thomas Curtis Dead.

Thomas Curtis, father Of Warden
Frank Curtis Of the penitsntiary, died
yesterday az the Salem hospital. from
cancer He was 70 years Of age. a vet,
eTan of the Civil War, and, until few
months ago, a resident Of Clatsop
county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

far's Jan. ll-rhe Trial of jules
Jaiufot the sugar hng, who Tcssntly
fail"i Cor l'cooUoo frauss. began o.
day no s charged with the abuse Of
'orhh'u,e Iu llog,lly onsauillug tas
savings banks aul printsmpss storys
which DO Managed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
Killed his Mother.
(Four O'Clock Bdl,la.

Tacoma, Jan. ii.-Nels Nal
wilk,son killed his mother o.
ing, cutting her throat He b
Kin his wife and two childfu
hat iron, and then blew oui d
brains. His wife and one al
recover, but tho youbgos, tAEl
ono year old was fatally 'isisfl
loss Of his land through q IA
closure is said 70 have uhbala,a
mind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
WANT
CHANCE
TO QUIT
-four o,slo,i Edi,lon.)

Washington. Jan. 1i-scnator Brack.
ett's resolution demanding that Depew
resign was reiniroduced IN the senate
today. and made the special order FOR
Tues,by. ft cites the insurance rcve.
lations. and demands that Dcpcw re-
sign forthwith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

Los Aagales csl, Jan. n.-At 6I5
'hs morning 90 tho nouglss buUliug.
a Dec wac caused by ,tosssd electric
wins The 1amags 20 The buld8g
vas uesr t20OOoO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
Railroad Budding Bunss

1'o'o' Colo7 Jan, IA FIRE last
s'sl' In room Of tho santa Fe seDot
destroyed a largo amount Of yalusbls
'---,Oao ..-, records, The building was AZ.
''''yed but the moasy loss va, maW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

p'at lot your face grow ola. AL
low eo'i'w and wTiHkled. II YOU ear,
A. AL Tor beauty, take Holli,t.,, /,
Rocky 0uu'ain Tea. IS ssntA Te. q,
taeleIs DT. Stones Drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
LADIES, WEAR

hssything Kimonas skirts shirt
~sl''s' Pe't'sosts, Hosiery. sts. A.
l'A sandkeFoAisfs Chinese and J,p
Aness gooia
HUE WING SANG 90.
80 V0sFs Street, Next Alley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
The WOmans' Missio,,-,

society OF tho Presbyterian church
will meet at the home Of NJ, -.
wilson $50 Cottage street, on Fri5,v
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11

Washington, d. C., Jan. il-Hsre
ara some n tho recommendations thar
0oy~uoF John a. Brudy makes In he
annual report on tho district of Alas
Ia, just submitted 10 tho secretary Of
tha interior.
That wagon and railroad construction
In tho great river valleys aaI tho an.
tension ~ tho aystems IL sabla aui
eaegTePhs particularly 70 Ke,shikan
b. enooumgel
That representation Ia eongrrss hs
given tho district II possible. through
q dologate sloctel BY Tho people. Of
not through a commission appoiBt a
from among hoHa hAs residents
That careful congressional iuvssti
gttsou he made into tho number ~
f'p-.'ass anal their condition prs,i,u.
% tho authorization OF a loeal lsgis
'a'ufe wiut the power Of tsr.tsn.
territorial government is a s5rt d,
u''h,ine 10 b. ayoslol a. long as ms
s'il' '' says he "eycn IL tle oussls
'ns'st that it Is tl., only Fem,.ly.i 3,
That a fourth judicial DISTRICT h.
eN'a'"i better % poot-yt lsSe ana brs.
'n"7S 'u'eros's particularly tt, can.
uing iu,Asry.
That a mining COMMISSIONS d, an.
p''n'el "rhe mining iuJustry i INV
''o hTgo AMI Roo vid,spreai an im
portant, " says tho covernor. ,.to h.
run in this slirshoi sort Of styls an,
louger %
That water rights IN the seward n,
ninsala eo b'terminoA iu ordsr - ii
s'iro los'ioa 20 the small miD,y
That govornmeutal meBesl inn.
uon be N'quirsi OF employes \, IN.
salulon oamlories.
That the Question of s,al hun,i,, 4
'a0u up with Great Rritain 49,,
Aud Russia, ami thar the kmins \
s'S1s ee stopped on st. Paul's an .,
~ ae0sgS's islAns Tor eight az 1,
ysHTs the ua'ivos being aoporteA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
X-RAYS

NAisago surgeons cut hole into H.
HarPe''s "id-Fia, ana discovered NJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-11
ALASKA
NEEDS
WOMEN
Plea That Governor Brady
Puts up to Nate the
"ChichaucerS"

Washington, D. c., Jan. l1.-Women'
womepl Young women Of healthy
minds and bodies. That is the press.
inc need II Alaska today. SO the
ebivalrous John @. Brady Of that ter.
ritory eends out bis annual report just
made public, an appeal for young wo-
mon x. come % Alaska, hear the gentle
woris Of love told by The mighty men
Of tho northwest, and to try home
building. HE is tho true cry from
tho wild for wives.
"As fne specimens Of manhood as
ever stood on two feet" are they who
would become husbands, declares this
governor. who ought 70 know. All
hoalth and courogp. they have come 70
country In ssarch Of fortune. They
have not bcpu as successful as they
expected. but they have not given up
tho struggle Man was not made 60
live alone, even when prospecting
But why not roturn 90 the states for
a wifei Governor Brady says they
have too much prido 10 como back 10
their OLD homes FOR a visit and a wife
~ long a. they have not tho fortune.
"1t is noticed " says tho governor,
"thot school ma ANS and otbor young
women who como here do not reside 10
place bot a short time before sonr
worthy adniror turns up and tells the
old story, A number of theso chose
matrmony during che past year There
should be no such thing as race Hui.
eido In Alaska, where wo have more
than ninc square miles per capita
Bot 90 got thoac Young women that
u tho question. Shall tho government
resort 90 thc importation of them, az
wumau was brpught 70 Virginia cen.
tufios aro 30 marry the man who
would pay hcr pasagci How 20 do Il.
tho rovwnor can't decide. "tt 10 a
Aheaie matter and not easy 10 ar.
unro bot Il 10 dssirable - have morp
Womon of god mini and health 60 try
Tits western No AMI home building /"
says ho "Thoon who have a love of
children aul desire 90 rear family
should lcarn what special adyuutaes
ALASKA has 20 hold % them"
II has been suggested that Alaska
would D. a COOL place fof a match.
making mother % take her dauehtew
Ia and maybe herself, too
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-02
MARSHALL IN THIRD CLASS.
The City Election Tuesday Results in Big
Victory for Third Class Proposition.

Tuesdays election very quiet and the PROPOSE.
ton To change Marshall from fourth u thrdcass city
WAS carried by vote of 535 against contrary Of 8i
Inere was practically no opposition To the question The
edor o this paper suppose TO have opposed account
o having circulated about IS circulars Tuesday evening
We reproduce the circular this page We did do this
n defeat the proptOn but 10 place before the citizens of
Marshall forciby the manner in which its business been
conducted.
Heretofore 1t has been impossible for get oppor.
tny tn bid ON city printing regardless what might
he saved the city lthough in the past il has amounted
to much and we told the thing holds rood ON
Other contracts when Republican c,,ncerned
The circular was issued after rl personal fyht in
winch we could get satisfaction, hut immediately after
was issued number OF Democrats said they convinced
That such practice is wrong and must stop.
While the fight has been partially in own interest
has been more IN the interest Of the party city, any
one having grievance will find just willing take u
his case have own.
We nee no reason why the city should prosper
the officers do their duty proper ustment taxes
careful expenditure of money and people can
accomplish wonders.
The following is the circular referred ,ve IL WAS
not distributed generally but gotten up in Tuesday
ghts meeting IN order TO state our objections plainly:
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-02

lobject to this. but Marshall has paving epa res
the past aud we told will continue So regardless
what it can be gotten for.
The "lega rate is "a price fixed bv statute which IL ,e
highest price that be charged law fully city the
SIZE o Marshall or larger To such is unwarran
ana almost nnleard of To iustrae: 2O-nch column at
the legal rate costs S25 for insertion the CONNER
cia rate in Marshall for the would be from 50 OC
To $500. - ~ S
. This class of printing will amount to many hundreds Of
dollars annually alone. without mentioning other city con-
tfcts at viii be given out in the to political
.pets."
Now, Mr.. Jones, wouldn't you like to be 'the" editor
W course but your only Mr. Jones, who pays the freight
wouldn't you like to To the city of Marshall and say: w
90 TINS work ut dollar day " ara be told that the other
ieiow VIII get 1t mt 50 day. You might he the o,her
feow hut we doubt it. look like "r Jones' To us
Now, Mr. Jones, what I'm getting ut is this: Marshall
should he in the third class possible but before
you place her there that she is ocered by who will
spend the money entrusted them that there will be
value received and the cys affairs conducted in bus.
ness'like and economical manner All public contracts
should he let bv bid open to ALL and the mercy of
mbdaon Or individual If you think that the city is gov.
erned properly now. then vote yes!
We are willing that the city should be governed
" oy DemociTs but notwng that the officers elected shall
tnrw open the treasury 10 political To use The
city money To perpetuate themselves in office.
IL Is our honest opinion that f the city changed n the
tird class under present conditions that will not only be
plunged into debt but that the will be increased NH.
VIII ~ turn do great harm 10 Marshall residence city
Vote NO!
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-02

Some sales show 10 to 20 cents
.advadce over n week ago.
Owing TO the severe storm
the fore part of the week.
country buyers were scarce
as were also receipts in the
stocker and feeder division.
Yard traders are all pretty
well supplied with all but de.
sirable grades aud the trade
is less active than "A week ago.
We have the highest hog
market in the west, aud ex.
treme top of So. 40 having
been reached here and our
values are 20 cents higher
than Kansas City aud 3 To 10
higher than Chicago. Chica-
go had 10000 hogs on Monday,
which CAUSED II slight set
back but prices have ruled
steady To strong since with
The bulk of the packers sell.
ing S6.l5 To S6.25; pigs and
lights 1925 to 1886. Sheep
trade unchanged.
Compared with n year ago
the average prices of cattle
are Sl.35 per cwt. higher:
hogs 35 cents higher and
sheep about 75 cents lower.
With these facts before YOU,
you should not hesitate To
lake advantage Of these prices
on anything that is ready for
market. With thirteen inch
IS of snow ON the ground,
country roads almost impas-
sable and lent coming on this
week. it is question what
the near future will bring
forth.
Evans.Saider. Buel Co.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-02

Norton. His remains were
brought la Marshall Monday
and inferred in the Slate,
cemetery Tuesday. He leaves
u wife and family To- mourn
his death.
MRS c. II. MOORE
died at her home southwest of
town, on the Chastain farm,
Monday evening at 4 O'clock
of consumption. She had
been suffering Of this dread
disease for u long time and
her Jdehth was not unexpected.
She leaves besides IA husband
and large family to mourn her
sud death. She was a mem ber
of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church and u consistent
Christian. Her remains were
laid to rest in Ridge Park
cemetery after services con.
Quoted by Rev. J. Il. Abbott.
The family has our heartfelt
sympathy.
WIN ELSEA
died yesterday afternoon.
Particulars will be in next
weeks paper.