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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20
Lono Sentence For BURGLAR

Boston, April 14.-George +. West,
also known by other names. pleaded
guilty to several burglarles in the resi-
dental portions of the city and was SEN
fenced to serve from 10 to 20 years in
the state prison at Charlestown by
Judge Bond.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20
To Confer on Fisheries

Ottawa. April ia conference in
regard TO the fisheries along the inter
national boundary has been arranged
between Canada and the United States.
The question Of a closed season and
other matters will be taken IN.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20
To Strike Out eternal Torment

Chicago. April 14.-Presbyterian
churches Of northern Indiana have de-
clded that the words eternal torment"
which have stood in the creed for $50
wars. shall be stricken ont
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20
Result of Formosan Earthquake

Toxic, April 17.-According to official
reports, more than 30 persons were
killed or injured by the recent earth
quake on the Island of Formosa. The
Investigations have not been completed.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20
To ADVERTISE the Philippines

Manila, April 1.-THE Philippine
Progressive league has been formed by
four chambers of commerce uniting
The leagues object is to advance the
interests of the archipelago by advertis-
ing throughout the world its possibili-
ties and attractions.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20

Pepsoids cure the worst forms OF Dys-
pepsia and all other Acute or CHROME
Stomach Disorders by repairing the worn
out lining of the stomach and destroy
all disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured
in this way never returns.
Pepsoids are cold at 80 cents bottle on an
absolute guarantee TO cure, or money refunded.
wewill send you, if you have not used Pep
solids before. a soc. bottle FREE; merely
send us your name and address, and you
will receive promptly full sized bottle.
CUNNINGHAM s pHA
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20
Child Killed In Peculiar Manner

Winthrop. Mass, April 16-A high
board fence blew down upon Walter l..
Miller. 4 years old, while he was playing
in a yard. burying the lads face in the
earth and suffocating him.
To Advertise the PhIlinninas
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20

MACH OISEASG 1EhmSs
, BOTTLE-FREE.
You do not obligate yourself to pay a cent.
All we ask after Pepsoids have cured or
greatly benefited you is, that you recon"
mend Pepsoids to your friends.
People with weak stomaohs are always IN
misery. Pepsoids have made thousands OF peo-
pie happy by giving them what nature INTENDED
everyone should poesess-a strong and heaitny
stomach, so as to enjoy the beat there is IN life
Try Pepsoids to-day, price only so cents
a bottle at drug store. Or you may have a
full sized bottle free BY writing The Vic
Chemical Co., Chicago, Ill.
pMACv p-,Sfoyd We
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20
THE new WAY To CURE DYSPEPSIA

PEPSoIDS DESTROY STOMACH DISEASE SEHm
raw FULL SIZED BOTTLE-FREE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
- 1,eeks Of August Il ocean View IIo-

two weeks Of August i Ocean View H 1''3
& tell gi Ss t III IA i VIC 4 s 4 55
IL AR. p. G. Gardner who had his foot
az hadiyF,niurcd few weeks "a go % the,
5Howizer fArmory, Is impr r ti'
right sss Viii 1> spend the month q August tn
B crewe, Va. ri &.
Miss sallie Harrisis visiting Misses s LIZ
zie and Mary Anderson. at =; Aberdeen ls
Amelia. county, III
1; Misses Louise and Bessie Cooper, and
NJ William Morse Cooper are visiting
M. NJ. AZ Lyon, In clarksvllle. Y q
MI and Mrs. clifford Niche spent
part sof last week with Mrs Il ~
klns, in Gordonsyi v. /.
&. s;drs; Courtney Goodwin and Miss Susie
Godwin are visiting relatives " n sle g
Wight county ]. ss.y5,
! Misses Carrie and Efhe Banks are. the
guests Of Miss Ivy Rogers RS as5o1ase''''
Miss Ldfcy Gwathmey is visiting at the
home Of Captain #. Winston, 355 IN IN
Louisa county. IA 81 ~ n
49, n,essrs FREDERICK Campbell and Frs
kline Buford visited charlottesville fri I'll
day. e .5 W. 1y. .is & !. 81 "A 4 4.
FL Mrs. s. b. Woodfln and children ~ K. and
Mr.. ana Mrs. @. NJ. Graves ana thelr
children, are at Mr.. =, Money z, near 'aer
+ ctsmont, in Albemarle county. 81
d 5s5 = 56ss &. 5s # b III q
Captain Alexander Smith Of Glasgow y
Scotland, captain Of the STEAMSHIP 5H E ne
8of Castele, Of the Direct Line, ~ ~ S ny
CITY visiting Mr.. George Feith, at NC,
foo0 west Cary Street, He will leave
( for New York on Monday. Mrs. Smith.
vino arrived here some weeks q go, VIII
remain here for possibly q month.
Nh and Mrs. ". NJ. Foster left yester-
day to visit their sons at Cllfton Force
Va, and at Page. ", va. TIL, ls
\. Mr.. ROY M, Boyd Is spending his vaca-
ton, with his parents MT, and Mrs'.
Robert Alexander Boyd. IN Mecklenpurg
county. Il
Misses Mamie Miller and Annie WHY.
lock are visiting Miss ROGERS IN NEWPORT y
News ,i 81 Va
H Misses Caroline DeJarnette and Mary
+ Raves Tyler, Of this city. who are Wis
5iting friends in Christianaburg, VA were
guests OF honor at an enjoyable dance
given last Monday night by Mr., and Mrs,
II, Is. Tallant, u;
4, Miss Pansy Cunningham, Of this CITY,
was among those present at q most en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

Misses Mary and b Ann Urner, and hiisa Y
Shirley Manor, are Visiting relatives meas
New Market. .85S Mas aManor's ather.
Mr.. William Manor, Of Raleigh. N. G., E
ia also theirs for 4 q short time. and Misa q
Marguerite Manor, who Il attending q b
party at Rpnalo Springs, Mecklenburs
\ counts, will Join her sister later In the
summer. S3Sg S&
Miss Madeline II elnson will leave Tues
day. for Ohio, to spend her vacation. Isl
Miss Matte Boiling Ii the guest OF
herssuncle. Mr. g. Armistead IN staun-3 &
4 ton. $5I q 48 "a 5& III " It
]5 Mrs. Grace Shields. OF this city who 4
Il haa heen spending some time at Mt.
ANY,, Va., has zone e n New York NJ
NJ Mrs Luthe Dawson is Visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. p, D. IIotahkiss. at her country
home, near the Uniyersitys Of Virginia.
Miss Liazle GOODWIN Of E'nporia, Is $
visiting relatives here, sj8
Mr.. p. O, Dechert, who has been IN &
the city on legal business, has returned
TO his dome. IN HarrIsonburg. 55 O. 81
gg$53 Mr. stsGeorGe r. Fitzhuah, of Freder-5
Eicksbura. vas ~ the city Friday.
M. WILLIAM Fl. II oosnas Gle spent a part
for last week with his 4 mother. Mrs T. II
n. Ho0fnagle. In "a binEdon. Va.
Miss Lizzie Hardaway i visiting friends
In p Iackstons. 3}l Ks W.
4s5 Mrs E. D, Farlaud and the Rev. q. q Il
Farland, Of Tappahannook. Va. came to
Richmond last week and we're Joined In
this city by Mrs. q. S. Farland, and to- Il
gother the three left for tho 'Brandon,''
al Basic City. where they viii spend thres
Bweeks, EF S.tt88 s 5 ff25G$
Mr., Waller ". billiard has been spend.
Ing his vacation With relatives and friends
x III Essex county. lss 3
Il q Mr. and Mrs. Nv. ", r ller and children
who have been visiting IN Roanoke fol
two weeks, have returned to their hons,
in this city. 8835 ri
Mrs. G.. A.. Minor Is the guest OF hes
niece. Mrs, John sebrell, In Norfolk. Va;
Mrs. Elyie Harris ana daughters. have q
returned from Z delight visit to stAun,
ton. Il, 3s3 5fs j4
Captain R, q. Eohola was in Petersburg
Friday. is 81, NJ 33s
Miss Otey Minor Will return home this
afternoon from Norfolk 583 gs /,
Mr.. Fayetta Ball has been travelling
on business during the summer months
and Is now In the Y alley q Y4r glnia, "
s. 4 . i
Mr. n. q, Glenn is visiting relatives u
Halifax county, !.
Miss Hodgson, who has been nursing
a patient in Elnporia. has returned to
Richmond,
Mrs. william III. Marshall. OF Newport 4
News, 10 In the city on visit to her
parents
The many friends Of Mrs, Myra Y, An.
gus, Of no, sss West Grace Street win
proving after an tllness Of ten weeks, H;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

slz
1oyable party given Thursday evening
by Miss p, Pauline Cobb and Miss
Films virginia He'll. IN h 3 rkley,
4ss Dr. and Mrs. Simpson attended the.
Maury-sp marriage In Salem last
week. 5$3 & VI IF sSs Z
# Mr.. Howard May has returned from q
visit to his parents In Chatham .g$
Miss Maud Lynes, Of dooring, Va
{ Is visiting friends In this cit 81 s 81
81 Miss Helen Tanner, who Is spending
the summer at a Cloverfields, y ne ar Kes-
wick. Va. attended the Albemarlc 1Iorsol
Show last week. 55s5 81 stss
home ,,e' 81 her uncle Mr. r. Lee La Rosson
In Culpeper county |'s5 81. III III
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour syclo and son
are at Hot Springs, va.
Mr.. Clarence s. Bloomberg is visiting
Mr.. /, Block in Gordonsyille,
Mr. III. u. Jackson and family have re-,
turned to their home here after Apend-S
Ing two weeks with relatives In Louisa
county. 81 n Js5 FIJI
Mr., r. 8 ~ y, watkins i 4. Is visiting colono,
Henry Easley in Max county.
Misses Grace ana Pearl Palmer are the
guests OF Miss Ma bel NJ akely3 In Lynch
burg. IA ,9 II. II
Mr.. DIN Richardson, who has been att
tending the conclave Of the Kappa Sigma
fraternity In Chattanooga, Is now the
guest Of Mrs. f. T.. Brad y. in a binEdon,
Va. Il II
III Miss Matte Tredway has returned to-
her home In Danyille, after a stay OF
several weeks IN this city.
Mr. w. Q. Dabney recently spent .
few days in staunten..
Mr., and Mrs. Q. B. Till. who have been
spending some time at Alton, Va, have
returned. but left Saturday for Atlantic
City. N, /.
E. Miss Doak Woodward, OF Brldgewater,
va, and Miss Lucy Throckmorton, Of
Laburnum Avenue. have returned to the
city. after q very pleasant Visit to Old
Point, Virginia Beach and Huckroe
Beach. 8.i3 II f.
Miss isabel Walker, who has been
spending several weeks at Virginia Beach,,
visited Miss Ellen Mead a few days last
week, and left Friday for King and
K Queen county. where she will be the
guest OF friends,
Miss Caroline Kidd is Visiting Miss Sal
lie Dobie, IN Petersburg,
| sss
n Miss Mary Gre!ner. Of Rural Retreat,
|, Ya-,f La visiting frlenda here.
Miss Alice Woodward has returned from.
a visit to staunton. ID.
Mrs. James Trayer, OF South Boston,
is vlsitinx relatives in this city,
Messrs, q. I, Gunst and Jack Eagle,
OF this city. are among the guests regls-i
tered at the Kayanausl, IN Harrison
burg, ~;
Mrs William Tlmberlake, with herSllt-a
tie son. Frank, and her daughter, Miss i
Alauds Vashon, are at Riverside. near
Woodstock. Va. V
Or, q. ". Darlington Is tho guest OF
DR., II. NJ. Rogers, at Mt, Crawford, Va
Mrs. m, IT, Mcdaniel. who has been
visiting In Richmond and Rluefald. u nv
Va, has returned to her home In Tapr
pahannock, Va,
MN yeha Lewis end q shlaFea 3. s e, ne ae
Stanton.
Mrs, Clarence II Urnsg and davsl'tsra'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

Misses Marian and Laura Carney left
yesterday to spend two weeks at Panncea
Springs, N. c. They have recently been
members Of a house party Mt the homo
OF Mr. j. w. Heptnstnll, near Panacea. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

( Miss Elise Jones. Of North TIaryie
Street, has returned to the city after 9
delightful visit to her aunt, Mrs. fired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

Miss Ella iRoane, .$wh 10 + 10 visiting her
sister In the West End. anticipates q de-
lightful trip to Washington and Bal IN
more. Mrs. Calls will company her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

Mrs. Parsons, OF Richmond gave a
''bubble party" Monday evening In honor
OF her daughters, Anna and Julia May.
This WAS unique affair. There were,
largo bundles. small bundles and bundles
bizarre, attractive and otherwise They
dangled In a tantalizing way from sus-
pended rope, and each blower IN turn
did his best to capture one of them, n
looked easy to send a hubble floating IN
the air and then to blow It gently against
a suspended package nntil one tried IL
The prizes when captured proved worthy
OF the toll, and when ali had been cut
down three cheers were given for Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

Il Miss Helon Hayes has returned after
d pleasant trip Of three weeks at Nor
folk, Ocean View, and Pine Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

Mrs, d, p. Short, Mrs.1Y u. Philips.
Miss susie Barfoot and Mr.. Woolwine
will spend a week at "Tho Breakers,'
Ocean View, Va. b, Sss
Mr.. Thomas 7, Iones ~ IT, will spend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

delightful beach party on Tuesday, July
ss1st,] at their beautiful club mouse Ct
Ocean View, In honor Of the Misses is :,
Moilo Ryan and Mary Teefey, 9 tins ne
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

I horror she could not get loose. She l the nattempted to release that hand with the other. and both were held tight Her screams brought assist ance and 1t was with difficulty she was released. She was quite i'll from the shock. but is out again now.
 Mike Beauregard, good old ante bellum negro, died yesterday nelns i'll but a few hours with chill. He was an odd character and devoted to military affairs At all military en- campments where the Greenville com pany participated. he was on hand to walt on the boys, and in all parades here he was a conspicuous figure Dressed in officers uniform, with epau- lettes and sword. he headed many pro- sessions, and twirling a stick as he kept step he attracted the attention of all the children. He had many friends among the white people.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Beeland and two daughters, MT. and Mrs. Jack Thagard, J. A. Stewart, Es. V. Mckenzie and Miss Ruby Mckenzie will enjoy Mardi Gras at New Orleans
 Mrs. Joe Kern, Mrs. J. A. Sirmon, Mrs. Kate Satterwhite, Mrs. W. B. Flowers. Miss Eula McMullan and Mrs,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

Brewton Institute. can put board down to $5 per month, and we will be able to make the tuition free. This can be done without any extra work on the part of the girls. If a few could come in the summer and help in cor tain work of canning fruit, etc. their expenses would be reduced. Tn" plan for the present Is to build a home to accommodate not over twenty-five girls and send them to the Brewton Instt- tute until we reach larger proportions. In the meantime our books are open and I will be glad for any and all to como and examine them and see what l am doing with the peoples money" MT Shofner has the support and CO., operation of those high in authority fin his denomination, and while he is moving cautiously. he is working with
 one am in view, and that Is to estab- fish a school here on a sound basis
 that will be of inestimable value in
 the education of poor but worthy girls Of the country.
 The Washington birthday party giv- en by the School Improvement Club, Thursday night, was a success, both financially and socially The party was given in the new hotel building
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

on the corner of St. Joseph and Par ker avenues, and the rooms were beau tifully draped in the national colors. Philip Sowell represented George Washington and Miss Ivy Lee represen- ted Martha Washington. and both acted their parts well. At a late hour re- freshmen were served. The evening was spnt in playing domlnoes Andd other games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25
wILLIAMs-wILLIAMsoN.
Objection to Marriage on Account of
 Xnuah nf the CnnnIe.


 GreenviIle, Feb 24.-(Special,)- )-The marriage of ReddocH Williams of Fort Deposit and Miss Bruce Williamson of Sandy Ridge was a surprise to their friends and also to the parents of both the young people. Their youth was a barrier to their immediate marriage, so they came over the line between Lowndes and Butler and were married in this county, Rev, MT. Upshaw of Ft Deposit officiating.
 The bride is a handsome, accomplish ed young woman, possessing marked musical ability. She is daughter of MT and Mrs. Hugh williamson nelee Deposit. with whom she had lived and attended school for several years. The W1uIiaros og this place, and is young man of sterling worth and fine business ability.
 o,o.i'o5 hv a live electric wire a few nights ago. She caught the wire, think ing if a telephone wire, and to her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25
GIRLS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Rev. J. M. Shofner Tells of His Work al
 BreWtOn,

Brewton, Feb. 24.-CSpecial) In Epeaking of the progress he was mak ing with the location of a Girls In dustrial School in East Brewton. Rev. !. M. shofner, pastor of the Brewton Methodist Church. said:
 need The farm this year, though small, Is under headway am using part of the net proceeds of last year crop helping a few girls who are in school here in Brewton. Not one cent donated will be used to help any one. but all donations are invested. All the net profits are 10 be appropriated 10 the help fund. We have not, and will not. use all the profits of last year tor two reasons; We want to push tho work as fast as possible, and also what help we can render is done at q great disadvantage until we get out dormitory built. Thihs is our next step
 ''I wish I could get the money to built by summer, so we could enter a small number at the fall term of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

A. Lehman and daughters are guests of Pensacola friends and will enjoy the carnival
 ominous clouds today at noon were followed by heavy downpour of rain which has continued all the afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell of Lockhart, who were recently married, are visiting the latter's parents. MT. and Mrs. W. T. DunkIin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25
Mallory BiII Considered.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The Senate committee on Public Health and Ma tional Quarantine today considered the Mallory National Quarantine bill A number of amendments of a minor character were adopted tentatively, but final action was not taken. It Is ex- pected that the bill will be reported next Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

home here this afternoon at one o'clock of heart failure. She had been sick but day or two. No one thought the attack was serious. Mrs. Reynolds was the wife of Hon. R. J. Reynolds. who is one of the largest planters of this section and who has represented Hen ry County in the Legislature several times and also in the Constitutional Convention. She was a woman of Christian character and will be sadly missed by all those who knew her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

Tn the first edition of The London Medical Credit Guide, shortly to he .s- sued, will be the names of 10000 living in London and vicinity who have for gotten to pay their doctors bills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

every cent of 75c. You can buy them tomorrow at .5Oc.
 COLORED TAFFETA SILKS We will display Silks that sell everywhere at 75c. and good values at that. They are in plain, changeable, chameleon, stripes and cheeks, also great va riety of solid colors. Your choice Monday at. =. .. .. .... 59c.
 HANDSOME SILK S in gun metal, shadow checks, white and blacks, stripes and checks, messa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

Dill Pickles 10 cts quart.
 Sweet Mixed Pickles, 2Oc quart. PlRin Sour Pickles, I5c quart. Phone 6O8. -' V '''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

line, white and colored pompadour tri-colored irridescent chiffon taf- feta worth $1.25, tomorrow the yard. .. .... .. .$1.00
 BLACK TAFFETA SILKS Every woman in this city is famil- far with our line of black taffeta and they are always lower than the other fellows, and our grades all of highes character. Tomor- row we are going to sell 25 pieces Princess Coronata Silk, 27-inch wide and fully guaranteed, regu- lar $1.00 value at. ...... .73c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25
w,u Make nm Active Fight.

Iuscumbla North AIdDdWIdH
 The Antt-Saloon League will take an active part in the campaign Tn fhls statement made by one of its officers, the league will fight for local option law
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

Daybreak Fertilizer means honesty, purity and excellence, in the prOduc- tion of fertilizers.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

Use McGehee Bros. Almond Cream for Chapped hands-lt's deIightfuIIy sooth- ing. 20 cents per bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

Just recelved--Rresh shipment of our pure imported virgin olive Ol-hF%t auaIity--5O cents per pint.
 McGeheo Rx0Mb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

The man who knows, wants Day. break Fertilizers.
 MARKS tS GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

The many who are now able to plank the money down, will have nothing but DaybreRk Fertilizers.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

Death of Mrs. R. J. Reynolds.
 Abbeville, Feb. 24-(Special. Mrs Missouri Reynolds died suddenly at her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

SILK ORGANDIEs-New floral designs, sheer and as soft as down. An exquisite fabric spe- cial at. .. :. .... .....Z5c.
 KILLARNEY SILK CHECK -27-inch wide, highly Mercer
 ized Cotton and Silk Weave, in popular Shepherd Checks, nice for Shirt Waist Suits. The yard .. .. =. ...... .OOc.
 SILK EOLINE, with seed dot, blue, hello, grey red, pink, cream and black. These goods are worth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25
Display of New Spring Silks.

the hevaney of of of pt n tba worth than
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25
Heather Bloom Petti-
 coats.

Very much like taffeta silk, but stronger and more serviceable. Have deep full founce, two rows shirring with ruffe of tucking and dust rufAe. Special at $2.50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25
GENUINE LINEN CAMBRIc.

1000 yards of genuine round thread Linen Cambrc full grass beaced 6 inch wde The kind had such on few weeks ago. Worth regularly 50c. Special while it lssts The ward . ............2 29c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
 MISS BRONSON who has just returned from the fashion of the East ready Book Orders for immediate and delivery Special prices made for this week only Workmanship and fit guaranteed.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-03-16
PHILIPPINE BATTLE
Six Hundred Moros Slain in
Jolo Crater.

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood,
who has been conducting u
campaign Of determination or
surrender against the Moros
in the vicinity of Jolo, capital
of the Sulu archipelago, cabled
To- the war department Friday
news of Il desperate battle be.
tween the combined American
forces and the insurgents,
kept mp for nearly two days
and two nights, IN AN old era.
ter on u mountain top, POO
feet above sea level.
The Americans lost Is men
killed, and ~ men aud u Off.
GERS were wounded.
OF the Moros, who fought
10 the death rather than sur
render, 600 were killed aud n
large number wounded.
IL was rs bitter and dogged
n clash between the American
tro Fps and TIE Philippines as
any that occurred during the
Philippine insurrectlon fol.
lowing the war with Spain,
and w;ls far more Spectacular
than any previous battle ON
the islands.
The Moros bad ut last been
tracked to their stronghold in
the crater of Mount Ddjn. n
short distance from Jolo, but
very difficult of approach, es'
peclally To any considerable
body of troops. 1t was from
this stronghold that the Mo,
rcs had continued To make
their depredations, retreating
to the top of the mountain
whenever pursued.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-03-16
PROBATE COURT

W. f. Claycomb was APP
pointed guardian Of W. II.
Claycomb, under bond of
5000, signed by j. p. Huston
and W. T.. Claycomb. W. L.
Claycomb was tried by u jury
in the Probate court and de.
clared to he of.unsound mind,
necessitating >the appoint
ment of IA guardian.
B. +. Prigmore, guardian
for Raymond and Anna Prig.
more, asked for and received
permission To sell ut private
sale their interest in block o,
Herring's addition TO Sweet
Springs.
W. ii. Trent, guardian for
w. II. Trent, minor, secured
an order and sold part of the
real estate of said minor foi
SS0i Ia J. T.. Miller.
j. l.. Pritchard made linaI
settlement of Jane Seals es.
tate.