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The Washington times., 1906-06-12
PENNSYLVANIA NOMINEE
AN UNKISSED BACHELOR

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jtne 12- Ex-
Mayor Edwin Stuart. OF this city. who
has been nominated by the Republican
convention for governor. earned the title
of the great unkissed' long before Glad
stone DOWie was ever heard OF IN Ameri-
ca Stuart IS a bachelor OF precise and
rigid habits. His friends declare that
never in his life has he been kissed save
by his mother. In his younger deyS
he was sometimes called -Blushing
Ned -
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STUYVESANT AND WrEELOcK
PIANO PLANT IS DESTROYED

NEW YORK. June 12-More than
100000 damage was done by a spectac-
ular fire which swept the plants of the
Stuyvesant and Wheelock Piano Com
panies md Charles Reiger's Sons bank
and bar fixture factory in the Bronx
this morning.
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DINNER BY Postcards.
AT SH0REHAM HOTEL

A pleasant incident attending the clos
Ing days OF Georgetown University was
a dinner last night In the Shoreham
Hotel, when the postgraduate class
met 70 talk over college days No form
atty entered into the entertainment but
a series OF impromptu speeches We're
made, nearly every member responding
10 q toast
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NORNAY'S MINISTER
ON HIS VACATION
Nine. Hauge Accompanies
Him to New York.
LEASE HEWITT COTTAGE
After a Few Days in Gotham They Go
to Bar Harbor for the
Summer.

The Minister from Norway and Nine
Hause gave up their apartments at the
New Willard and left Washington last
night for New York. They will re-
main for several days In the city before
going TO Bar Harbor where they will
occupy the Hewitt cottage for the sum
mer.
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Hon. Ronald c. Lindsay, who
spent the past few weeks in Europe.
reached New York on the Umbria, from
Liverpool, Sunday and has joined the
British ambassador and other members
of the staff at the embassy in this city
They Will all remain here until the end
of Congress
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How'd you like to be the author of
a book with as much good adver-
tising to its credit as Mr.. Upton
Sinclair's latest production is OBJ
tanning from the House Committee
on Agriculture?
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GOV. PATTIS0N OF OHIO
REMOVED TO HIS HOME

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 1s.-Gov.
John NJ PattisOn was removed 10 his
home at Milford Monday afternoon.
making the trip in a special traction car
from Christ Hospital where he was
brought from Columbus on April 5.
He stood the trip well. and was pleased
to be home again.
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VESUVIUS, ANGRY AGAIN,
EMITS CLOUDS OF SMOKE

NAPLES. June 12-Mt- Vesuvius is
sending up great column of smoke TO
the height of 1000 feet Owing to the
falling in Of the crater Ottajano. a thick
rain of ashes fell.
The Washington times., 1906-06-12

The political situation in Della
ware continues explosive, but
whether it's gas tank or a powder
magazine that will cause the dam
age is not yet quite clear.
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Secretary Shaw was sent to Wat
erloo, Iowa, to make a great speech
that should defeat Governor Cum
minis. After ii was all over the Sec
retary understood why they had
named the town that way.
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L0RILLARD SPENCER, JR,
NOW HAPPY FATHER

NEW YORK, June I2-Lorillard
Spencer, Jr., broke all speed records
from New, York to Newport today on
receiving the happy tidings that a son
had been born 10 his wife. who was
Miss Mary Sands. They We're married
last summer in Newport
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PANAMA MINISTER
STARTS FOR EUROPE
Senior de 0baldia, Wife, and
Son Will Sail Saturday.
is A DELEGATE TO RIO
Diplomat Will Later Attend the Pan
American Congress al Bra
lillian Capital.
is A DELEGATE TO RIO

Senor de obaldia, the minister from
Panama. accompanied by Mime. de
Ooaldia, and their small son, Minso. left
washington today for New York. and
viii sail from there Saturday for Europe
Nine de Obaldia and her son viii re-
main in Paris during the visit of the
minister TO Rio Janeiro, where he goes
as delesate to the Pan-American Con-
gress. from Panama
Mr. Arosemena. first secretary Of the
legation. which is located at the High
lands will serve as charge d'affaires
during the absence Of the minister.
Rear Admiral william Sherfief- CovIes
VIII return TO Washington TODAY from
the Boston Navy Yard where he has
been making an inspection for the Ru-
reau OF Equipment
Baron Moncheur. who returned to the
legation in II street after taking Bar
oness Moncheur and their little daugh-
Ter over TO Prides Crossing last week,
viii go 70 Beverly Farms Thursday. ac-
com9anied BY his three daughters who
are In school near Baltimore.
Thomas NJ Owen. who sailed for
Europe some time ago. is now in Paris
James 3 Reynolds. Of the Department
or commerce and Labor. gave a dinner
party at the Highlands last night. hav-
ing as guests the Chinese minister Rem
resentauve Parsons. James r GarfeIj
Ginord Pinchot, DR.. Gallaudet. JosepIl
- BISHOP, OF the Panama Commission,
capt Wainwright, Charles DENLY. of the
state Department. and George Kennon-
Mrs. Reynolds expects 10 leave WASH
ington the beginning Of next week for
.
Mrs. Mary Stokes, Of Richmond. is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Lewis z. Mar
shall. at $3.50 T street northwest.
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The Mnister from Argentine Republic
and Nine Portela have left washington
and will sail from New York today for
their own country.
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Mr. Longworth will "also rum
for a while now.
The Washington times., 1906-06-12

Secretary Taft left Washington yes
terday afternoon for West Point, where
he viii attend the graduating exercises
of the Military Academy. He will re-
turn TO Washington tonight.
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The Sabbath school children of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation viii
give a picnic Monday. June .. at Luna
Park. The main feature OF the day will
be a baseball game between the Phoenix
and Octagon clubs. which Will decide
the contest for the silver loving cup 10
be presented by the Temple.
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Mrs. Amnon Behrend and Miss Laura
Bohrend, of 1A1 Rhode Island avenue,
left town today for a stay at Atlantic
City. where they are registered al the
Rudolf.
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Mrs. Salvador Richards and children
have returned from a visit in Baltimore.
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Mrs. Leonard Dammann, OF the Bah
cock, Columbia Heighths, has as her
guest her aunt, Mrs WaiXel. OF Chi
cago, Ill.
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Miss Bertha Visanska, who has been
music teacher at the Cathedral School,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wise. Of BaIti-
more, with son and maid, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob FSohner, of 45a
New York avenue.
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After visit to friends in Baltimore
and Philadelphia Mrs Louis Jackson
has returned to her home in this city.
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Mrs. Mary Stokes, Of Richmond. is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Lewis T. Mar
shall. at $3.50 T street northwest
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Ihomas NJ Owen. who sailed for
Europe some time ago. is now in Paris.
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Mrs. L. David. who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Frank, has returned TO her home in
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
ARROW ROCK

The weather at this writing Il nor.
spring like aud the voice Of the frog
Is heard abroad In the land.
II will DO impossible to have very
early gardens this season, ~ the
ground Is thoroughly wet and will not
be In working condition for quite q
while.
Miss Marian Ty ler, OF Marshall, Il
In the burg this week visiting Mrs
Watson Diggs and her numerous
other friends.
Tom Dlxton, wife and little grand
daughter, Lucille, spent Sunday in the
country.
l.. A. Wnmarth and daughter, Miss
Mae. were shopping n town wednes
day.
Mrs. W. p. McMahan was visiting
the first OF the week with her daugh
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regular appointment here
Sunday. He will preach here
on the evening of April 18th,
Easter Sunday. Everyone is
invited.
Mrs. Baier is convalescing
from the fall she recently had.
Miss Josie Herman, of near
Ayres, has opened Il spring
term of school here.
Miss Louis Bohlken is visit
ing her sister near Forest
Green.
These pretty sunshiny
days bring smiles on the farm.
ers faces.
Mr.. LEM was in Glasgow
Monday.
Miss Pearl VIM closed her
term of school ut Good Hope
Friday.
Mrs. Kneitfer is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Wittenburg.
G. Il. Whining shipped Il
car load of hogs Tuesday,
Mrs. Chas. rheirfelder had
quite II sick spell Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
LAKE SPRING

Farmers are as busy as the weather
will permit. Some few have planted
potatoes and sowed oats, and we
have heard Of one garden coming up.
j. NJ. Buntln, Herbert Jefrries,
Lude Fowler. Maylin Ballinger and
others were trading 10 Nelson last
week. They report roads In very bad
condition.
There was q small attendance OF
our school meeting. Henry Richard
sou vas reelected trustee aud ai
eight month's school voted for mex
year.
John w. Cox, he IL n good poultr,
man, he catches hens and puts them ~
pens. Some lay for the ma, ket ant
some for Matching, and I tell you b,
keeps them all u scratching. He SHIP,
them East. he ships them West, ant
this Il his mo,to:-'Raise only III,
hest" Should you happen To NEE
this John w. Cox iist ask him about
his Barred Plymouth Rocks.
W @. Hin3man was very sick las
week, bus " now slowly Improving.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
COLLEGE NOTES

The past week has been an
eventful one for NJ. V. c., and
will long be remembered by
the students. The college
spirit, which was ut Il rather
low ebb, began To bubble up
last Friday morning, when
the Y. Nj. &. a.. boys, by
seemingly spontaneous inn
pulse, closed their morning
meeting with the college song
and rousing "Wah.
The game of baseball Fri.
day afternoon with William
Jewell College was the closest
game ever played ON our
grounds, resulting in Il score
of 3 To | in favor Of William
Jewell. Again our fielding
was good, but the batting
generally poor.
Tuesday was the memora-
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Beware OF Ointments for catarrh
that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derapge
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used excp. on
prescriptions from reputable pbysi'
clans, az the damage they will do Is
ten fold TO the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. ]. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, o., contains no mer
curry, and 10 taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you ., I
the genuine. IL IL taken internally
and made In Toledo, Ohio, by T.. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggist. Price, 75c, per
bottle.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipatlon.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
NEW FRANKFORT

Miss Myrtle Elliott return.
ed home Saturday from IN en-,
tended stay in Kansns City.
Frank Gauldin, of Marshall
was in our town last week.
o. Il. Riedenbach spent
Sunday in Moberly. His wife
and little daughter, who have
been visiting relatives there
for n few days, returned home
with him Monday.
Jno. Schmidt, of near Gil
liam, was in our midst sun
day.
Rev. Manshardt filed his
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13

BILE day for Missouri Valley.
II was given rs u whole holi.
day to the students, and the
morning was spent in prepar-
ing for the afternoon. AT
1870 the students lined up
a'ong both sides of the north
west walk of the campus,
holding II double line of pur-
pile aud gold bunting. Al two
O'Clock II long procession OF
Saline county Masons and
Marshall school children,
headed by the Marshall band,
marched out and entered the
campus between the lines of
singing and cheering students
u the site of the foundation
of the new chapel building.
There the maSons laid the
cornerstone of the Chapel
with impressive ceremonies.
\ peculiar coincidence in re-
gard 10 this was the fact that
just seventeen 'years ago on
the sumo date the cornerstone
of the main college building
was laid, and this WAS not in
mind Of the committee when
the date was set for this lay.
ing.
At $3.50 on Tuesday another
game nf baseball was played
with William Jewell, result.
ling in another victory for the
visitors with II score of s to 4.
VIM. jewell made two scores
the first inning, and our boys
were unable To- break their
lead. An unfortunate acct
dent married the enjoyment of
the game at the very start.
The bleachers, which had just
been erected gave way and
preciptated about $50 people
To the ground. Fortunately
no one was seriously lurt.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
SWEET SPRINGS

Miss Mamie Wheeler spent
Sunday in Higginsville, the
guest of Mrs. Ida Gamble.
DR.. G. G. Ehlers was in
Sedalia Saturday doing some
shopping.
Gilbert Tevebaugh, of
HOustonia made his usual
Sunday visitin Sweet Springs.
Miss Sadie Long is visiting
relatives in Kansas City for
several weeks.
Mrs. Chas. X. Smith left
Friday for her new home in
Milwaukee, Wis, where Mr..
Smith has been for some time.
Mrs. Smith has been with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Owens,
who is recovering from an ac-
cident OF last October.
Il. l.. Price came up from
Jefferson City Sunday ON II
business trip TO his far II
south Of town.
Miss Louise Hacker, of
Sedalia, spent Sunday with
Miss Mary Ware.
Mrs. Asa Levitt, of Tomb.
stone, Ariz., is the guest of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
w. $. Woodward.
Mesdamcs G.. l.. Jones and
j. ID. Smith spent Wednesday
in Sedalm.
a.. +. Edgar and wife have
gone TO Cole Camp where they
have bought property expect
ing to make That place their
home.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
ROSE VALLEY

After the torn OF tie Democratic
primary, the weather has settled.
Planting potatoes and sowing oats
IL the order Of the day.
There we're four children confirmed
nj the German Luthcru church Sun.
day April 9Th. Rev. Meyer oficiat-
ing They we're John Pe,erman, Hi.
da MIttlebu-cher, Ella Kueker and
Ida D~ierking.
Peter Alpers and family visited q,
l.. Pc. rman's Sunday.
DIcS Alpers and family visited q,
II. l.. nwald's Sunday.
The following were nj a. Kueker's
Sunday; II. Kueker and family, Rev.
Meyer and Others.
They have been having wolf hunts
Ia the county, but the people 10 this
locality had . panther hunt as several
had seer the wild animal. So they
organized and went after II aud Col,
sephens, the good shot, killed IL and
when they investigated, what do you
think they hadY u big yellow u dog.
Now they oil say they did not hunt q
panther.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
Danger From The Plague

There'sgrave dangerfromthe plague
OF Coughs and Colds that are so pre-
valent unless you take DR.. Kipg'-
New Discovery for Consumption,
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where coughs aud colds prevail.
ind II quickly ends them. It prevents
Pneumonia. cures Lagrippe. gives
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The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
A Young Mother at 10

"My mother has suddenly been
made young u, 20. Twenty years OF
intense suffering from dyspepsia had
entirely disable. her, until six months
ago, when she began taking electric
Bittters, which have completely cured
her and restored the strength and ne.
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writes Mrs. w. l.. GilpatrIck, OF
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The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
SALINE POINT

Here we are again. The roads are
good and our school election 10 over,
but vi lost our candidate by \ tie
vote IL reminded us OF '96 the W, y
they electioneered for q director.
Ask Logan what two gentlemen
came to see him the night before the
school meeting.
A certain fellow ls more accommo-
dating than usual, quitting work and
coming 80 far To school meeting.
How al oit Il, menY
The road drag was talked OF pro
and con la the school meeting Tues
day and IL vas decided To use the split
log drag when necessary.
Alas, that poor boy has found him
r floor sweeper.
II is said . light vote was polled In
Miami Saturday.
Mrs s, +. White is on the sick list
At this writing.
w. ), Barnes aud son delivered
their hogs Tuesday G. N. Jackson
receiving dc.
Geo. Mullins bought the White
Bros, hogs Monday ~ 8 Is.
Buck Ray has found q girl, judy,
Ing by the lapel OF his coat.
woman 10 said 70 DO superior V
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13

County 0e~s :
NEW HOME

Nv VS"G
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larue we're shop
ping In Blackburn Saturday.
Miss Martha Copeland wasthe guest
of Miss Wayne Bentley Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dierkirg and
family we're Sunday guests Of Willis
Mckinney and family.
MIR and Mrs. A. p. Rsager, OF Elm.
wood, were guests OF d. M. Harris
and family su iday.
Harry Carmean was apleasaut call
er on Miss Ethel Mckinney Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dierking we're
shopping 10 Sweet Springs Saturday.
Lester Harris and william Kstland-
or spent Saturday night and Sunday
with ID. Lemon and family.
Miss Mamie Copeland has returned
from an ATTENDED visit with her moth.
er, 10 Slater.
Mr.. Francisco, our mail carrier has
resigned, we hope TO have another as
good.
Miss Dollie Harris spent Monday
night with Miss Mamie Copeland.
Lester Harris has sold his horse
and IL on the lookout for another one.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Harris was Ia Elmwood
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. &. Forbes and son,
Roy spent Sunday with MIR. McKin.
ney and family.
ID Lemons AMI son, Willis we're 10
Sweet Springs Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes spent
Sunday with MIR. aud Mrs. Edwards,
OF Elmwood.
Will ID. NJ. Harris's new gasoline
engine run better with gasoline or
water. The tank leaked and some
water got 10 the tank aud hence the
trouble he says. Bring good corn
aud II the meal IL not good feed IL to
tie chickens.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13

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The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13

Alvy White has bought q fiddle and
will try to initiate the frogs 10 the
lake.
T. l.. Sullivan made q flying trip to
Iowa to look at the country. Tom
says she IL ahead OF this country.
Will Gays he can cit on the hill and
look over the bottom now.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13

A small crowd Of young people en
ioyed themselves very pleasantly Sat.
urdsy night at the home OF Ed Shra.
der. Those present we're: Misses So.
phia Arndt, Dora Lapgesisch and
Celia and Lilly Sbrader, Messrs. VIII
Cbas., Henry, Fred and John LANCE.
wische, John and Willie Arndt, VIII
Rogers, Robert Parkhurst and John
Dierking.
Geo. Kuykendall came 10 from Call.
fornia Thursday. He was Tot very
we'll pleased with the state.
John, Henry and Fred Langewiscb
aud Miss Sophia Arndt we're calling
at Ed Shraders' Sunday afternoon.
Henry johnson was trading 10 Sweet
Springs Thu sday.
Lillian Aldridge, who has been on
the sick list Is some better.
Mrs. Henry Montgomery Is very III
at her home east OF here.
Lewis Van Buskirk returned Thus
day from.HigginsvilIe, where he has
been helpirg Ben Hall, who has his
sawmill up there.
| Geo. K~uykendall returned home
from California last Wednesday.
Oath vsnBuskirk had a telephone
put 10 last week aud Mrs. Ruby Van.
Buskirk had one put In this week.
John Henry, who was very III las,
week Is b tier.
Will Shores went over 10 visit his
farm last Thursday and on his way
he stopped 10 see his best girl
Mrs. Henry Jackson aud daughter,
Miss Stella. sons, Harry aad Ray,
visited Logan P%ritchard's lat Satur
day.
John Van Buskirk's visited Henry
Jsckson's last Friday.
Earl Jackson returned to bis HON,
In Sweet Springs last week.
Henry Jackson and family, Johr
Van Buskirk and family and J. w.
Wilcox visited J. T.. Wilson's last
Sunday.
j. =. Wilson aud family and vii
Shores visited Henry Jackson's q
little while last Monday night.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13

ter, Mrs. F. z. Morris, In Cooper
county.
will Moehle sold his gasoline boat
last week for $500 to Ehler Bros, Of
Little Rock.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
CRETCHER

MIR. aud Mrs. Hook were visiting
the ~latters' brother, Arthur Cox, who
Is very ~, me day last week.
Mics Maggie Blasely and brother,
Willie spent Tuesday evening at Mrs.
Dufy's
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13

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Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-13
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"For since taking Cardui I have
gained IS lbs, and am In better health
than for the past 9 years. | tell my
husband that Cardui Is worth It's
weight In gotd TO all suffering ladies'"
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