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The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
A GOOD INDICATION

We believe there was never
Il time when the people of Sal
line county we're paying rs
little attention 10 politics rs
ut present. Four.fifths of
the people with whom we have
talked have expressed them
selves rs having no interest
whatever in the primaries.
While in I'll lsgow Monday,
we found the more represen.
tative men inclined to be deaf
when politics was mentioned.
Two farmers Ia whom We
calked remarked that politics
could not he relied on 10 pay
the interest they owed and
would soon be due, aud then
began 10 talk about the mlser-
able condition of the roads.
How things do change. Only
n few years back every man
was II politician, but now near.
~ all of the successful men
ablior politics. 1t may be the
day is not far distant when We
will stand for something
Gillian Globe.
The above frank and honest
expression OF Editor Whit
Williams, who no doubt stands
nj the head of Saline county
editors ms far as ability Is con,
cerned, shows the condition
of Democratic politics in 81
line. But we do not admit
that such is the case in Re
publican ranks. During the
four years of our stay IN SIT
line, even during the presi
Dental campaign we have 10,
seen as much interest mani
Tested lis ut present. There
is almost II scramble in some
sections of the county To ''do
something The Republican
ticket will be filed this yeal
with candidate; anxious fol
the places. We will very
probably elect our Judge il
the second district, and max,
big advances all along tn,
line.
The Democratic voters he
lieve in letting well enough
alone. The Republican voter,
believe they can make IA for
ward move and will do so.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
MusLrst caught By . Nm Do.

A large muskrat, with lts head fast
In q rusty sardine box. was caught re-
Gently In the Susquehanna near the
over bridge at Milton, reports the
Phiiadelphia Record. II was seen
swimming around In the river without
apparent direction or purpose. 1t did
not resemble any species Of four-legged
animal known 10 the Oldest inhabitant
along the West Branch until 1t was
caught and the sardine can q re-
moved from Its head. Then II looked
Ike any other big muskrat.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
NO LICENSE NECESSARY
Court of Appeals Hands Down
New Decision.

As predicted in the Repnb-
IicTin two weeks ago. the st.
Louis Court of Appeals, IN
re-liearing the Elelton hunting
license case, gave u more
reasonable decision in declar-
ing against The license.
Helton claimed he was ~
resident of the county. and
under the law did not need Il
license. He applied for u
writ of habeds corpus and
Judge Bland ordered him re
leased. The opinion was sub
sequentIy withdrawn aud Hell
ion was oLdered back to jail
and his case sci for re-he;ur.
ing March 9Th. HelUon is
again ordered released. The
opiniorl holds that u hunter
does MT ne,d u licei.se &c
hunt in his own county or on
j nd b longing Ia him in an
pther county.
Our hunters can now hunt
with AN easy conscience.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Early Bath

A Blue Lick man came to
Marshall Saturday on foot
and started back with a 90
pound sack of -four. In
crossing Finnis creek he ac-
cidentalIy slipped and fell in,
getting ii good ducking. We
have failed to get the mans
SO far, but are told that
he got home alright with the
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

For Sale-i25 head of good
native yearling steers, coming
two year ODDS. Will sell all or
in lots. Come and see, or call
me over the Saline county
phone Al on 7O4.
G.. W. Cornell,
Is WOOdson, Mo. /.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

Mrs. souriy. you have been married
for several years. and I am about to
take unto myself a husband. What
advice would You give met"
Learn TO play solitaire. detroit
Free Press,
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Upon giving "a promise that

Upon giving II promise that
he would get drunk and stay
drunk, u prisoner was releas-
rd by n Kansas City Judge,
last week. If the Judge has
dreams Of reelection he can
safely count ON the hand Of
the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union being largely
raised against the fulfllmcnt
Of these.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Well Worth Trying

W. II Brown, the popular pension
I ttorney. OF P~ittsfeld, VT, says:
Next to q pension, the best thing to
get 10 DR. Kings New Life PHI" He
writes: 'they keep my family In
splendid health" Quick cure for
Headache. Constipation and Birous.
ness. 2Sc Guaranteed 1T r. II.
Franklin's drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

SWEET SPRINGS last we, k
passed an ordinance ''prt-
bibiting the selling, or AT
tempting osell or give away
any cigarette, cigarette
papers or wrap ers in the
city of Sweet Springs"
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

For Sale Eight mitch COWS
some fresh aud some will lie
fresh soon. Some of which |
can Recommend ~ first class
mixers. VIM. Schepers,
Fairville Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Over $40, OOOof the $50, 900

WV @INtooo VI WV 1'pfppV
needed for the Y. NJ. g. a..
lot, building and its equip.
ment at the University, Col
umbia, has been subscribed.
Some two or three good men
of ''old Missouri" could do
no better deed than to hasten
this work by Offering sub
scriptions OF 5000, SIC, ZOO
or even more. The move
ment is no new thing. The
best Universities of the coun-
try have buildings held by
trustees for the work of this
great organization. A. III.
Jones of Hahlsville, has given
. subscription Of $4,000
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

THE u. S. Senate passed
the statehood bill Friday ad.
hitting Oklahoma and Indian
Territory into the Union as
one state Ia be known as Ok.
lahoma.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

Having purchased the fine
registered Jersey bull of Sam
Hess, / will keep him ut my
place IN northeast Marshall
for service.
40 Mike Jacoby, Jr.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Money to Loan

See w. II. Swarner for 5 per cent
farm loans. DO dot contract until you
have my terms. Call op or write
WI SwARNElt. Rooms 2o8 o,
Over Farmers savings hank Bldg.
Marshall, Mo
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
state - Ohio City Of Tole o, -.
LUCAS COUNTY -

+ ank J.. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner ~ the tir'n VI T.
J. Cheney * Co. doing business In
ne Cit, OF Toledo, Juuuty aud state
aior' said, ~ that said firm will nay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DO
LARS for each and every Ease 81
, aiarrb that cannot be cured by the
use OF Hall CRtsrrh Cure
FRANK 4. CHENEY.
Sworn Tn before ma and sub.cribed
10 my presence. this 9th dayo " Deem
Der, A. ID 1885,.
(SEAL a. W. GLEASON.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls CHtarrh Cure l. taken IN.
ternally atd acts directly IN the
blood and mucous surfaces III the
system. Send for testimonials free.
Z. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggist, 1jc
Take Halls Family Pills for con-ti'
patton.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
COUNTY COURT

present: Hons. d.. L. Otouue''
j. p. Force, and VIM. O..
Gaines, Judges; II. l.. l..
Smith. Clerk; G. b. Bacon,
Sheriff.
Court opened by the sheriff.
Commissioners road dis
trict No. 13, present their.
settlement which is approved.
Dramshop license granted
w. G.. Wise Marshall Mo. for
six months.
In the matter Of petition of
James Durrett ct al for a.
change of public road, Geo.
Landlord files motion To- dis
miss petition, in So far as the
same relates To vacating old
road; same continued until
April 1906.
In the matter Of petition of
j. II. Ellison ct nj for u pub
lie road; petitioners file motion
to strike out paper filed 10y
objector. Motion Of Objector
to dismiss proceedings is
over-ruled, also motion OF Pc
titioners To strike out ETC., is
over-ruled and cause is set
for hearing April 4th, 1906.
Ordered that commissioner
view location ON road south
side of sec. Is, twp. 80, range
20, and report cost etc., of
concrete culvert NJ said point.
Criminal cost bills allowed
IN the sum of 1888. 81.
Miscellaneous accounts pre-.
scented, approved and allowed.
JAS. IL. Hollywood appoint
ed commissioned for road dis
lrict No. IL.
Commits ioner directed to
build cOncret. culvert over
hollow on road between see.
20 and "a, twp. 81, range 20.
Commissioners directed to
view two culverts ON road
north of Baker School House,
between sec. 81 aud %, twp.
30, range % aud report.
j. A. Walker, collector,
files monthly report of collec.
tions, same approved.
j. A. Walker, collector,
files settlement for Or, end
ing Feb. 18th, 1906 and the
same is approved.
In the matter of petition of
W. A. 3enbow for "a ditch and
drainage district. Motion to
set aside proceedings and also
application for appeal are by
the court over.ruled.
S. II. Gray ct nj granted
privilege TO build telephone
line on public road in Black
water township.
In the matter Of petition oi
j. j. Mccoy ct al for ditch
and drainage district: proof
of notice of service etc. is
made. Objections by Emily
ID. Black, also by A. II. w.
Sullivan are filed and cause
set for hearing April IL, 1906.
appointment Of G. b. Var
deman Deputy County Clerk,
by r. e. L. Smith, clerk, APP
proved by the court.
Simon Dow files petition for
incorporation Of A. G. Browns
Bird addition To town, OF Malta
Bend, also petition TO incor-
porate Browns Bird addition
extension TO town of Malta
Bend. Same are continued
until April 4, 1906.
Road natition ,,f Tnyl Rom.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
70 ADVERTISERS

Do not disturb the St. Louis
Republic. 1t thinks it's
thinking.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Democratic City rrimary

Wednesdays city primary
resulted us follows:
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16
Home Seekers Excursion

via q. q A. II. Il. during January.
February, March and April, first and
third TUESDAYS One fare plus 2t0
See the ALTON" agent before yon go
o u. Hawthorne.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-16

The Republican has the
best equipped job Office in
Mar shall.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14

pants not long since. l bought
a pair from DeIaughter. ] went
there 10 get them because he
was selling goods to ne al cala
price only he added ten per cent.
| found a pair that suited me
and he gave me a real bargain
in them. They were $3.50 but
being as it was ! he let me
have them for $3.5 But what
was my surprise when | met a
neighbor a few days later wear
ing a pair of the same stock,
bought at the same place and for
which he paid $2.75.
| understand that Delaughter
Said in his speech at Prescott
that | was mad because | didn't
get the School here again. In
making such a statement he
virtually admits that he is re-
sponsible for me being out of
the school here. But he came to
me after | had closed a contract
with the school board at Emmett
and begged me to not close the
trade there and assured me that
the board here would give me
the school for this winter.
He either misrepresented me
in his speech or he was not sim
cere when he tried to persuade
me to give up the contract at
Emmett l do not know which it
was. But l must close for fear
this article becomes too long. If
this doesn't satisfy all minds |
will have more to say later.
Respectfully,
J. M. THOMAS.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14
The Breath OLife.

It's a significant fact that the strong
est animal of its size, the gorilla, also
has the largest lungs. Powerful lungs
means powerful creatures. How to keep
the breathing organs right should be
mans cheifest study Like thousands
of others, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, of
Port William O., has.lesrned how to
do this. She writes: Three bottles of
DR.. Kings New Discovery stopped my
cough of two years and cured me of
what my friends thought consumption.
O, it's grand for throat and lung troub-
les. Guaranteed by all druggist.
Price SOC and 800. Tria! bottle free.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14

Eleven months abroad, study
ing the economic and social prob
lens of the Old World, altho
his faculty for accurate and ana
lytic observation yielded him a
greater return than would prob
ably have been achieved by any
other traveller, were insufficient
for the purposes of w. j. Bryan,
the Great Commoner. He would
understand at first hand the
whole subject Of economies, that
from all the systems of other
lands he may evolve that COM
posite system best fitted for the
needs of a people who are insist
emily calling upon him as their
leader. A wheel here, a screw
there, a pulley yonder, a pisten
somewhere else, put together
into one marvellous machine by a
master mechanic in statecraft is
what all nations are striving for,
and which the father Of Ameri-
can republics has come nearer
than any other in accomplishing.
There are still, however, grow
ing evils that must be remedied
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14
ITO Cure a Felcn"

says Sam. KensaN, of Phhipeburg.
Kan, lust cover it with Buchlen 5
Arnica Salve and the Salve will do the
rest " Quickest cure for Burns, Boils,
Sores, Scalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczema,
Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, Sore Feet
and Sore Eyes. Only Csc at all drug
stores Guaranteed.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinie Tablets.
Druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. E. W. Groves signature is on
each box. Is cts.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14

r.. to Article Published in
Prcayune.

ra;tor Nevada county Plcayune
Dear Sir:
Your article, in regard to the
letter that wrote to Mr.. McKen-
10 concerning E. Delaughter, is
sneh a misrepresentation that it
bocomes necessary for me to say
come things that am sure De-
LAUGHTER would rather have left
unsaid.
There is but one thing
n the article that is true,
and that is the statement that |
wrote the letter, and you place
that in a false light by allowing
noopIe TO conclude that | wrote
the letter solely for the purpose
If defeating Delaughter and Of
my own accord.
But allow NE TO say before go
mo further that | see 10 reason
WHY YOU as a disinteresJed editor
nrofessing to be an honest maa.
and having a chronic disuos}-
tion to expose fraud, " should trE
- craate the impression that |
bavetoId a false-hood on Delaugh-
Ter when Deiaughter himself does
NOT dem saying ,he Gs4es tA4s
| mentioned in my letter to Me
Kenzie. If youhave such a chron-
IL disposition for exposing fraud
in others why not do unto others
as YOU would have them do unto
you. | deal fairly with others.
Now so far as the letter is con
cerned | have no apology to make
for writing in answer to an in
ouiry from Mr.. Mckenzie, asking
me if | had ever heard E. De-
laughter say the things that are
mentioned in the letter. | answer
ed in the affirmative and Mr..
Delaughter has not yet denied
saying them so far as | know and
he will not do so in my presence,
and if you wish to deny it for him
think | can prove by Delaugh-
ter himself that what | said in
that letter is true. | believe he
still possesses the manliness to
do me that much justice notwith-
standing the fact that he tried to
besmirch my character in his
speech at Prescott. If | cannot
prove it by him have other wit
nesses a nd will produce them
whenever necessary.
1t is useless for to say that Mr.
Dalaughter would be surprised
if he knew all about who inform
ed Mr.. Mckenzie that he Ode
laughter) had said these things.
suspect he would be ready to
fall out with several of his neigh
bOrs.
But that makes no difference
whine | said every word publish
ed in your letter and could have
truthfully said more.
You make a real nice play ON
words when you say Gas in last
week S article. IF the letter
was a faIsehood, as it was he on
ly told a lie, whereas if it had
been sworn to, he would have
sworn a lie. -
You Cared not say in plain En-
gllsh THAI had lied but you word
ed that paragraph SO that the
casual reader would be sure to
construe it in that way.
Again YOU say Whether 1t wa
true or false, it was a very ques-
honable trick. " Alright Sir if
you find any consolation in call
ing 1t my trick you are welcome
to all YOU can get out of it. | have
already explained my relation to
the matter and have no more to
say on that score. You say that
Delaughter had been the means
OF getting the school for me at
Boughton and that he had sold
goods to me on credit at cash
prlce and that | now owe him two
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14
Listen at This

Engine, boiler. gin with feeder and
condenser, steam packing press, griss
mlll with belts etc. viii gin and pack
. to 10 bales daily. Only $500 90 See
Jno. NJ. Mlburn.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14
board.

CONSIDER proposition from the
board of directors at this place.
AL that time | was as happilv
situated as any man could be but
| wrote to Mr.. Delaughter and
told him that l was engaged for
the remainder Of the school year
that | was looking for Just such
school as herepresents this one
to be and for the sake of locating
where there was a permanent
school | would consider a propo-
sltlon If | could make satisfacto-
ry arrangement with some one to
take my place at Arkadelphia.
then came to Boughton at
his request and met with the
school board some of whom |
have found to be as true as steel
and to make a long story short |
came To RouaJ,ton 7 ha[.a, :;
January and taught four months
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to say that j have never been
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-14

spreading cancerous growths to
which the knife must be applied,
an unblushing growth of plutoc-
racy, and the grinding tyranny
of licensed classes that can be
supprest only thru heroic appli-
cation of drastic remedies. What
other nations have done in this
matter, it is Mr.. Bryan's self
imposed mission to ascertain.
Hence the trip he proposes to
make next fall to New Zealand.
In many respects, this English
dependency has a model govern
ment. There are several radical
conditions in New Zealand which
should Bryan adopt them, W ould
menace his conservatism. In
that insular Utopia he will find
the following things that are
known in America only in the
DRY:
State life insurance.
Old age pensions.
Progressive land tax.
Graduated income tax
f Postal savings banks.
State competition in coal min
ing
4 State competition in coal mark
etng.
Public ownership Of railways,
telegraphs and telephones.
State employment bureaus.
Court of arbitration and boards
Vi edsqciliatiGG.
Minimum wage control.
State trusteeship of estates
State conveyancing and alb
stracts of title.
Advance of money to settlers.
State competition in banking
and money loaning.
Condemnation of big estates
by government and their sale on
time payments to settlers.
Absentee landlord tax.
Women's suffrage.
Law requiring sWeatshop cloth
ing to be tagged Tenement
Made -
Enforced weekly half holidays.
There is enough in these ques-
tons to provide man of Mr..
Bryan's powers of observation
with material for campaign iss-
ues for several decades to come.
These are the positive conditi-
ons. and besides these he will
find the following negative con-
ditions, equally as prolific of pro-
fitable study:
No trusts.
No tramps.
No paupers.
i No System. "
! No John D. Rockefellers.
No children under Id in factO-
ries.
No children under Is in facto-
ries rxcept after an educational
test.
No children under Is in facto-
ries except after physical exam
: ination.
No women or children under
, 18 at work before 7:45 a. m. or
: after 6 p. m.
No Lawson no H5Hd for one.
No insurance combine.
No railway rebates.
: No bridge arbitraries.
No big cinch. "
= No illiteracy.
No white slavery.
Arkansas Democrat.
ITO Cure a Felon"
saws sam. KenaaN of Phhipsburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-14
PALATIAL APARTMENTS OPEN
Flreproof Structure Has 1923 Suites
and Big Waiting

Although filled with guests since the
first of the year, the first formal open
ing of the magnificent new apartment
house, the Hotel Astoria, 24S South
Olive street, was held last night with
several hundred invited guests in at
tendance.
The lobby was decorated with flowers
and several large floral pieces were
sent in by friends of the proprietors,
Mesdames Squires and Meigs. A large
Harry Gerdes, occupied a prominent
place and baskets of violets sent by
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Roeder graced the
punch table.
Refreshments were served by Christ
opher and an orchestra was in attend
ance.
The hotel. which was built by the
owner, E. w. Smith, is said to be as
near fireproof as building Of that
character can be, and more than ex-
ceeded the requirements of the building
ordinance.
There are, counting the windows
which open on the streets, one hundred
places for exit and on each floor there
is length of hose ready for instant
service.
The lower part Of the towering build
ing is composed entirely of cement
steel and brick and the boiler room is
separated from the hall by massive
asbestos-lined DOORS
The house, which contains 1913 suites
and 80 bathrooms, is now full and there
is waiting list of wealthy people anx-
ious to secure apartments there.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-14
KENTUCKIANS PLAN EXODUS

Kentuckys sons and daughters in
California will join the "go home"
movement in June, which is being fos-
tered In the Blue Grass state
The local society has added twenty
seven names to its membership re-
Gently
1t is the hope of the Organization to
charter a special train to Louisville as
soon as the membership roll reaches
500, for which purpose j. Marion
Brooks Of the Los Angeles society has
sent to Mr.. Hughes, secretary of the
Commercial club at Louisville, for in
formation regarding railroad rates.
A feature that is expected to enlist
many Is the ability of all close rela-
tives of native Kentuckians to become
members Of the society and take an
active part in it's affairs, although they
many Is the eligibility OF all close rela-
lions which may affect the order.
All native sons, daughters, mothers,
fathers and relatives who are inter-
ested are requested to send their
names and addresses at once TO j.
Marion Brooks, 142 South Broadway.