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The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
NEW HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes spent
Sunday with +. $. Edwards and FAM.
ly OF Elmwood.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Lemon and
Mrs. A. X. Lemon and Miss FRI, n &c
l,eagcr, uf T. mwoUd, were Sunday
guest. Of ID. NJ. Harris aud family.
John Larue aud family, Newt
Laughlin and family, Bob Berry aud
family and Miss Bessie Knot were
visitors OF Mr. aud Mr.. j. ~ Zoe
Sunday.
Rev. welborn, OF Sweet SPRING.,
spent saturday night ~ the guest ~
ID. NJ. Harris aud family.
Miss Dora Harris -pent SuudIy
with Miss Ruth Mckinney.
Miss Maudie Bla!n returned from
Arkansas sunday where she has been
teaching school the past winter.
Several from this vicinity attended
preaching ut Elmwood sunday, the
first time since December.
Mrs. Anna Larue spent Monday
evening with Mrs. Augu-, Ka,lauder.
Misses Minnie aud Martha Cope.
land left for Blackburn Saturday
where Martha took the train for Sla
ter Ia visit her mother aud NanLi,
left Monday for Wichita Kansas.
- IN - Ia
her sister.
Joe Paullng, q! Blackburn, was
pleasant caller on Miss Ethel McKin
ney sunday evening.
ID. NJ. Harris was In Blackburn
Monday.
Willis Lemon and Lester Harrl,
were dinner guests OF MIR. and Mrs
Willie Lemon Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

world IL ~pulsating with new life, a1d
vibr ating with activity. We car all
feel spring In our veins, and as the
trees take on their new dresses OF
green, so we can take into us new
ideas, new hopes, new ambitions.
Whatever we do, we should strive 10
keep our minds as mslleable as wax
so we can receive and retaiDe very
good impression that comes along
and so add just that much more In
formation that comes along and so
total our knowledge.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
GRAND PASS

The Buekcr's from Harts-
burg Mo-, have moved on the
DeMOss farm. One more on
our German list, also the G..
o.. u.
The mosquitoes are becom-
ing manifest nuisance in the
bottoms.
Fritz Nolte is getting the
boys enviously jealous by
taking the girls by wagonload
while they can stand out in
the cold aud look ON.
The Germans are making
their presence felt. Al the
school meeting of the large
school house in our north bot
tom, the chairman and secre-
tary were both Germans, and
the German candidate for
school director lost by only
one vote.
Miss Rosa Edwards and G.
w. williams were joined in
matrimonial wedlock on
Thursday the 9th. They will
reside in Saline Point. Miss
Roses many friends will re-
lgret To see her lea"e,
The farmers are getting
IA double hump ON" sowing
oats and blowing for corn, fo,
the good old summer time
with her ''skeeters' and cad.
dydads" (cicadas) like oul
Johnny says.
Wonder how Jimmy cam,
to take two girls home Sunda,
evening.
\ Lee Woodward met with ;
severe accident while bunting
with IA neighbor. 1t appears
that while his neighbour VIA
up in n tree chopping of
limb To dislodge II coon, the II!
slipped from his hand an'
! striking Mr.. Woodward, VIII
/. was standing ON the ground
striking him IN the thigh, ia
, tiicting II deep.gash and sever
ing one of the tendons. DI
: Alderman being telephone
for via Whites Island 500
J. arrived and found it necessar
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
NATION

Geo. Corrigan and wife Of Spring
field, Mo, spent Friday night with s.
II. Stewart and family.
J.. w. Clark bought $50 dozen eggs
Saturday. The old hen Is hard to
beat.
Mrs. Marlin Of Marshall, spent last
week with her brother, l.. e. Sbackel.
ford.
j. u. Moore moved out al town the
fret Of the week. lie will fam neat
HardemsD this summer.
Rev. J. G. venablc, pastor ~ the
Presbyterian church. took up hi, resi-.
dence In town Monday.
Mrs Martin Hayes was a caller a,
the post Office Monday.
Archie Go0dloe. who has bean very
sick for several days IL able to he out
again.
Born To W. r. skinner and wife q
baby. girl. Mother anu child are do
ing nicely.
our merchants shipped over n thou.
sand dozen eggs IA Marshall Monday,
W. have a good prospect FOR peach,
es this year. The best for seyera
years.
Mrs. j. l. Tlchenor, who has beet
ut the Ma, field Saultarlum In ST
Louis for u couple OF weeks undergo
Ing treatment, In reported 10 he slowl,
improving.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
Excursion to California

From April 18th TO May 9th, inclu-
sive, when In California they are bav'
log that beautiful spring weather for
which the state Is non d. the Chicago
x Al'on n Il. will make q $50 rate
10 Los Angeles, Cal aud return.
The tickets will termit OF At power,
variable rou'es via either rail or
boat, AMI one does 20, have to return
urn Juiy 3lsI 1916. Complete par
tiealars will b, gladly furnished up
ON application To O. T. Hawthorne,
Ticket Agent,
Marshall Mo,
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
High School Notes

The High School students,
especially the girls appreci-
ate u the fullest extent, the
lawn seats given to them.
The Delphian society will
give II program Friday.
April 9th. An interesting
feature of this program will
be the boys and girls Mando-
lin Giee Club.
One member of the faculty
has greatly enhaused his at
tractiveness by Il new Easter
suit, and is consequently add
mired by all.
The High School baseball
team played the second team
of NJ. V. C.. Monday after
noon. The game was ii very
close one, the score being Z to
Is in favor of the College.
This score however was much
better than the boys expected
~ they bad not practiced
previous 10 the game.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
A Young Mother at 10

"My mother has suddenly been
made young NJ 20. Twenty years OF
Intense suffering from dyspepsia had
entirely disable. her, until six months
ago, when she began taking electric
Bittteru, which have completely cured
her and restored The strength and ac.
tivity she had In the prime Of llfe,"
writes Mr.. W. l.. Gilpatrlck, OF
Danforth. Me. Greate't restorative
medicine on the GLOBE. Sets stomach
Liver and Kidneys right, pur'iie- the
blood, and cures Malaria. Bilious.
ness and Weaknesses. Wonderful
Nerve TonIcI Price 5Oc. Guaranteed
by =. II. Franklin'- drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
SALINE VALLEY

The roads are improving and 80
Il everything el.e.
Mrs. II. kruse, who IL on the sick
lis', Is rapidly recovering.
The election IL over aud We ruppore
there are plenty Of i,h u be found In
Salt River.
wm. and chas. Stefiens were trad.
Ing Glasgow me day last week.
Frank Broadway, u hu-tllbg farmer
aud stockman, Of Arrow Rock, who
Is always up'to.date vas up In our
midst and had Joe Giger 10 saw him n
bill OF lumber for his new asoline
launch which Is nearing completion at
ArroS Rocb.
John Henry and Joe r. Glger were
Ia Gillian last Thursday Joe never
forgets To zee how Central was running
while there
Ben Larman and Toe =. Giger made
q dying trip To Kansas City last Sat
urday and returned Moniay. Boys
what were your attractionsy
Miss Hannah Huber, u charming
young lady Of Glasgow, was the guest
OF relatives here the first Of the week.
Geo. Tsbbe q wide awake and pros
porous farmer OF Aholt Mo spent
Sunday with relatives 10 our mIdst,
The Old Muddy was a little like
high last Thursday and Friday, but
the rushing water OF the sluggish
stream are receding at present.
Henry Olendorff aud Henry sprelt-
ger, two OF our promising Young men
were out 90 the roads with their drag
and put the public highways In good
conditions. The two Henries make u
team hard to catch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson and daugh.
ter, Miss Rnbie, OF Little Rock, pass.
ed through here enroute To Glasgow
Monday.
Louis Borgess. and WIN Sickman
were hauling corn To Geo. Duncan's
tue nrst OF tho week.
Read the Republicans and keep ~
with prosperity.
DR.. w. l. Sharp, Little Rocks wide
awake doctor was called To see Pres,
Raiders wife who Is sick at this writ
Ing, but Is regaiDing her health.
Ike Thornton and sons Elem snt
Joe took u lay on Friday and went /.
L tile Rock TO see how everything wa,
running there.
Everyone Is busy as bees making
garden, planting potatoes and maxim,
preparation for planting corn.
W p. -Dulsney, Of Slater. and Il. b
Tololsero, OF Kansas City Mo, wer'
10 u midst on business last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Glgsr and son
Barney, spent Easter with N. J Gige
aod wife near Gillian.
! W. }. Nsvsrl GlsAgow's enterpris
Ing blacksmith and implement dealer
was 10 this vicinity looking how tn
farmers are situated In his line d
business.
Spring 10 once more painting tn
country side with DELEGATES Of tint az
green, the streams are again wskioI
from their long slimbers, and all tn
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20
Badly Burned Girl

or boy, man or woman, Is quickly out
Of pain " Bucklen's ArDica Salve Is
applied promptly, G. J. WEIGH, oil
Tekonsbs, Mich, says: II use II In
my family for cuts, sores and all skin
injuries, and find IL perfect" Quick
est Pile cure known. Best healing
salve made. 25c at =. II. Franklin.
drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1906-04-20

For Slot Loans in any amounts,
see James b. Wheeler, rooms EOS and
200, over Farmers Savings Bank,
M~arshall, Mo.
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County Oe~s :
SLATER

SPRING., Ark, is visiting his
brothers.
d. G. Henshaw, travelling audi.
tor c. & A. R'y., checked the
station account Of IL. G. S;idham.
DR.. r. p. Price arrived from
Kansas City to spend the summer
vacation at home.
Monday was pay day on the
Alton.
Miss Anna Lou Mead returned
TO Lexington after a visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Mead Monday. Miss Vinda
Daniel accompanied her on a short
visit to Lexington.
Glen Alexander and Miss Alice
Smith visited DIR. r. w. Swiizer al
Marshall Sunday. II was general
ly reported that Mr.. Alexander
and Miss Smith we're married and
their friends showered them with
ri .e Of their return, but the rumor
proved a false one.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Viebrock,
Of Little Rosk, went to Alma over
Sunday where they visited c. +.
Leimbiock and family and Henry
Detmer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. O'Coppor
had a rabbit visit instead OF the
s,ork Sunday morning, who left
them a big 10 10. boy. Mr..
O'Conuor is recovering.
NJ. Sanders, Of Chicago. took
charge Of l. feis' store Monday
Mr.. Feis was up from ST. Louis
this week arranging details.
Mrs. ]. A. Teter Is improving
very much.
Some Of those Slater girls who
took their beaux to the dance AT
Marshall Monday night ave said 10
have had excess baggage on their
return.
Jesw Hens'ek. OF Little Rock,
was on our streets Monday.
John VanBooven. of Little Rock
was the CUES; Of. his brother, vii
r.. gu day.
II. o. Godberry and family wer,
in from the Miami bottoms Mon.
day shopping
r. b. Crawford, carrier on rout,
No 2, thinks he has the worsI
roads on his route of any In Saline
lie says the only good places h,
hes Is where Jesse Hensick anc
Mr.. Leinkuhler look after tn,
road. II Tom says so il's bount
TO be true.
Jesse Hensicx lost a good null,
last week, worth SI7o, by dying
lie dosen't know the cause.
]. II. Bryant was in from
Ayres Monday and ordered thu
Republican for Mrs. Msrth.
Bryan, Of FL Reno, Okla.
Henry Nvf handed US two years
subscription Monday.
S. c. Chess is among our new
Slater readers this we, k.
On the account of the Chris
iian Church not being read,
for USE last Sunday, Rev
Henson preached in th'
Methodist Church ut night
He preached quite AN abb
sermon Whlcn was wei feceIV
ed by the large audience pres
emit. The church will be il
readiness for use next SUI
day and services will continu
as formerly.
Il. p. Gwinn received "A tele
gram last Wednesday morn
ing that his elder brother, 4
b.. Gwinn. Of Nodoway Co,
died very suddenly and tina
he, r.. j. Brown and wife hav
gone there. The deceased Ii,
ed near Slater u number ,
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-20

in this city. alter long tJlac-,, rtfs s5oAts. -rad.g. EE E1esc5 s'affY. az.l ,baet ,e3r-.
 fle eaaseaeed wa m ez confederate solhjer, and WIS one of our oldest and mestieilaental citizens He had been l4ing iH Drew county for the past forp years, and up to abuut To or 15 years ago was cn gagged in farming neu Planters vile, where he succeeded in ae- canulmins considerable property since that tune he ha, been living in Monfi5eIIo- He was man of most estimable trHts of ehatleter, open, frank and generous WitH Hjs fei,ow-mau II wazt iovag md knd hasbaad aHd an iutaIaeat fathcT In his death 6s fa45ly have sustained m irfepuahle loss and the community k deprived ot one of is most nohleeiiizeas THe deceased was a member If the Bapttst church. of this city, and WI. among il- most exemplary members. Fhe remains were in. tered in 0lNt1n1 Gene tery. at Q D clock on last Sunday morning. with Masonic bonors. he be+ng worthy member of that noble Order. Rev r r. Turner, Pastor of the B4pti.i Church, of this civ. .iso ollieilted ln t6e funeral sar' fscs, at the grave.
 The deceased leaves an aged wife. the companion of his long md bapPy married hfe, and six grown children, Mrs. Halliburton, of Little Rock, Mr Jack Curry, of Monticello, Nr. Arthur Curry. of 1 r.. Mrs. A. T. Gotham. of Mon. ticelR. Nir. Oiin Curry, oi Areenla and Ms Ina Curry, of Mon- ticello.
 T6e bsreaved family have our heartfelt eondoIence in their hour of grief. l. may be well md 5ruthtuily said of him. that I good man has gone to his reward. His fife was, as Ill open book. always true to principle. ever found walk ing in honor's path and never giv ing oiTeuse to any man.
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ruitentiarI S.lteases.

Ea following tmed rtlFe7 .ssle= se1aaEei l4tlte F .#t7ft by I.e g.s.at G.Hr1. s4-s aek
 tIaeft iaggms, 5aaa,.aaghser.
 2e5zs
 BveIsytis fereenY. ? year
 Neek 9avoGh, oa.say and larceny. 4 yestfs.
 Merehi6son Wb=te, burglary aeI larceny ys.Hs.
 Henry Dunlap. burglary aud larceny. $ year,.
 Edward Haywood. lasseey, , yetrs.
 Nl5hal) Gr8at. assault witb intent to rape. ; yeats.
 Ray IiIiman. e.lsl4. .9a=e. plea of guilty, , years.
 The=t9e first named are white aad the rest are negroes.
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-20
MattheRS-il4att=

Oae of the most brilliant and largely attended weddings ever witnessed in our city, was thlt of Lacien Matthews and Miss Rahe Hyatt. al t5e Baptist Church. oa last "Wednesday morning. 1t os5e clock. The church and allar was profusely and arti,tisaIIy deco rated with flowers and ferns. whish gave to fhe entire scene , most pleasing and enhancing effect.
 Mr Carl Bordeaux acted IS the groom's best man; the Matfon oi Honor was Mrs. Mai Stinson. ol Alorrell, and Miss Hannah Hyatt of this city, MAS the Maid ol Honor.
 The Bridesmaids were. Misses Lizzie Finn, Myrtle Wells, RatG Wells and Lucy May Pope.
 Tae Gsbers were, Messrs. Harry Hankins, IT,. Robt. Hyatt, Sam Cole and Feltou Gotham. Klng bearer. Benjamin Hyatt.
 Miss Louise PbilIipps presided at the organ and rendered the wedding march in most eXqaisie strains
 Mr C. D. Daniel, brother of the Bride, gave her away, and Rev. Chasx Daniel, another brother performed the marriage ceremony, in m impressive manner.
 The Bride was gowned in a blue traveiing costume, with hat to match, while Inc groom wore the regulation blaes.
 The Bridesmaids wore white skirts, with shirt-waists.
 The Bride and groom left i'm mediately, after the ceremony. on the East bound train for their future home at Snllsaw. l. T., where the groom k a prominent business man.
 
 The Bride is the daughter of Mrs K I. Hyatt, of this city. and Is one of our most beautiful and accomplished young ladies.
 Our best wishes attend this unlOn.
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-20
Paint VYhfs 3sa
 Lasts

Painters, and all ot7a who un understand paint, know that white lead end linseed oil make tie best paint. Good, lasting paint cannot be had if either pig ment or oil is aduIterated.
 Many of the so-callcd white leads sold nowga- days have barytes, rock dust, silica, gypsum, etc., in them, and little real white lead.
 Linseed oil ais also ire quently adulteratcd. Such mixtures are dear at any price.
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-20
WHY KIDNEY DISEASE
 IS DANGEROUS.
Neglect of the First Warning Symp- toms is the Prime Cause of so Many Deaths from the Dreaded
 .Bright's Disease.
It is Easily c,.rabIe in the Early Stages.

Kilaoa diseases are so destructive tc human Iifa haeaese thev lo not manifest alarming symptoms until the constitu- ton is seriously weakened and the strength ceIustal Then, too often, IL reus.l l.es saaal s.e5 many physi- ciaas aseofird#erert or doubtfulv value, aad tAe patient rapidly sinks under the diselsz. The wisest course is 10 apply d reliable kidney and liver remedy on the ftst abteUaace Of tie symptoms. 4 lit.le uaeasiness in thc snail ofthc back, digestive troubles, howel Irregularities and disorder ia tlle urinary organs arc matters of snail moment i'll tic estina- tien of strong men and women, yet they have q serious meaning. They show clearly that the kidneys are suffering aud need help, which luust be forth coming at once to prevent serious, per haps fatal consequences. \ few doses of Pricllv Ash Bitters at this time would prove of incaleulable va,uc i'll restoring the weakened organs 10 health. An investment of one dollar i'll bottle of Pfickly Ash Biaers when the disease is Yet in the early stage will save hundreds of dollars i'll doctors bills, besides the suffering that would surely follow should the disease Ee allowed to fasten itself i'll the body. The excellent curative power of Prichly Ash Bi.ters Is not confined to the first stages of kidney disease. It is equally cf!icacious i'll severe or chronic eases. Physicians have used it as a last resort, in cases tlat defed their best efforts with the most brilliant results, and it las shown it's superiority over the nany so-ealted kidney cures, now being loudly advertised, i'll instances innu- merable.
 Accept substitute. Insist on having
 t1tt4e ts#ff
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-20
ADVERTISEMENTS. \
STATE OF ARKAN.a.AS.
 GountVat DreW

STATE OF ARkANaAS.
 County If Drew
 We, W. k Di-honch, G W. spivey snd ". f Stanley, three citizens of the county of Drew aud hoasehaldcrs therein, having thereto been appointed by NJ. Raoek ]. P. af said county, have this day viewed certain mule shown to.us by Mess Tretter as an estray. Said mule is Il dark brown or black mare muir, t2 or Ii years old; seer on left hind ankle; mane r5achel; luge tail; shod in fronls and We do value the said mule to be worth -75,
 sgne1; W. R. Dshough, C. W. Spi- vey, w T. Stanley.
 Subscribed and swera to before me this 25th day of Juae 1906
 M Blalock, J. P.
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CITY
" arEiIlg Order.

Ha the Drew Circuit Court. George Wells Plaintiff.
 Ns
 F L. ehenry and c. Colby, Defendants The defendants arc hereby warned to appear in this Court within thirty days from his 9rtf, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff to en force Mechanic Len ag.iiHst the 0ehre Plsnf- or the same will he taken as confessed Giveu under my hand as Clerk of the Circuit C0urt for Drew county Arkansas, and the seal o said Court, this Augusts la0f. Us r. koonee, Gleri.
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Rev.I 0sbufn, of Montongo, has gone to Virginia on | visit. Alr. Mike Goburn, of Warren, was here this week.
 Hides! Hides Take them all to Shells for best prices. st. Prof. J E Erwin, of MeGehee, was here last Monday.
 Mr. Frank Scott went to St. Louis this week
 MT Sam Cole was here this week.
 For Shoes, see W. NJ Robert son X Co.
 MT. E $. Maloney was here this week.
 Spectacles that fit the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If 
 Dr. Will Lowe, of MorreIi, was visitor to ourtown last week. Miss Tanie Wood visited friends at Conway last'week.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers. If Mr. w. H. Lephew, of Dermott, spent day in our town last week. Mr. W. T. Alexander and wife, of Dermott, were here this week. Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Mir. R. ". Finn, was up from White. Ashley county, the first of the week, on visit to his family Mr. Myrton Bell left last Mon day for Nashville, Tenn, to finish a course in Pharmacy.
 Misses Lonnie Lee Allen and Eva Roddy, have gone to Seafcy to attend school.
 Mrs Chas II. Dyer, of Pine Bluff. was here this week on a visit to relatives and friends.
 Mir. Russell Lambert has gone to Fayetteville to attend the | nj versity.
 Mr. H. F. Brooks and wife, of Arkansas City, visited Mrs. Ella Brooks here last week.
 The Smithsonian Truss is the best made. See them at Bordeau, Drug Store. tt. Some of us will be | glad wher the summer weather is over, fot this season.
 Miss Louise Savage returned tc Galloway College, Searcy, Arkan sas, last week.
 Mr. Adam Clark, IT,, of Arka delphia, made a business visit to ou town last Monday.
 Miss Ruth Harris left for St Louis last Monday to ente Homer Hall College.
 MT. E. N. Wilson, of Warren was over this week on a visit t relatives
 Mice Eddie utledoe. of Pin
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-20
D I k F CT Q R Y

SLATE. GoverHor-.teff. Dfvis. Seeretary-o. C. Ludwig. Anditor-A E. Moore. Treasurfp-H. (. 1ipton Attorney Generai-K L. Rodgers. Supt. Public IH-tfuctin1-.I. II. Hiremon- Land Gommssonsr-E E. Cenway Commissioner ef Mines, Manufactures and \ Agricuitufp-il. T. Bradford
 GoNGREs sIoNAL. Congrcssuiau, 9th Dstrict-Joe T. Robin son.
 JUDICIAL.
 SUPREME COURT. Chief Jl,eticc-Jos NJ Hill. Associatps-B. B Battle, E. A Mccall laueh Carroll D. D.ANood, J E. Rddick.
 FESTa CIRCUIT. Indge-Z. T. Weed. Prosecuting Auarney-H. ". Wells.
 GHANeERY-2ND BfsrrIer. Judge-M. L. Hawkins.
 SENATORIAL. State Senator, l7th Distriet-G. T. Cot ham.
 COUNTY. Represcntative-D. E. Barker. Julgc-W. r. slemans. SheliH aad collccfar-W after Wil.,n Ca. a5d Probate Glctk-I. W kirnbro C,r. Glefl and Rccordcr-J F. koonee Trensurer-,E r. Bussey Asscssor-W. E. Wattt. Sarveyor-.Iolla faft Exmnner-Urg Mckenzie
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Peaee-J. W. Crook. E. Farley. Constable-R. l.. Hceue
 TERMS OF COURT. Gircuit-2ad Monday in Feb'y and Sept. Ghnncrry-2ad Manaay in June andDec- Gaunty-F.rst Monday in .lnny, April July and Oetober Probate-lth Monday in January, April, July and October
 CITY. Mayor-J G. Williamson. Recorlcr-E A. Gotham. Aldermen-R A l.. II satt. D. +. Hankins, c. T. Harris, Y. !. Trattcr. Ed Spencer City Council meets the first Friday night iu each month